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Toome Tim, saloon.
Wall & Spaulding Lumber Co.
WAY JOHN & SONS, General Store.
Witt Fred, mason.
BIG FLATS.
A farmer's postoffice in township of same name, Adams county, 12 miles north of Friendship, the county seat, and 16 north- hast of Necedah, the nearest railroad sta- tion and banking point. Stages tri-weekly to Friendship and Hancock; fare, 25 and 50 cents respectively. Mail tri-weekly.
Charles Hilke, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) HILKE CHARLES, General Store.
Lamphear Wm, feed mill.
Matthews O, real estate.
Patefield G W, saw mill.
Woods Frank, general store.
BIG PATCH.
A discontinued postoffice in Smelser town- ship, Grant county, 21 miles southeast of Lancaster, the county seat, and 5 from Plattville, the nearest banking and ship- ping point, whence mail is received by rural free delivery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Big Patch Lead and Zinc Co.
Black Hawk Mining Co, Fred Krage pres. Fox George, blacksmith.
Jones John L. carpenter.
Kopp John, blacksmith.
Rawson James, constable.
Rawson Jonas, live stock.
Ray W O, general store.
BIG SPRING.
Population, 100. Also known as New Ha- ven, is a village in New Haven township, Adams county, 31 miles southeast of Friendship, the county seat, and 9 north of Kilbourn, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Mail, daily.
CEMENT [ Milwaukee Cement Co., 7 Plankinton Bldg., Milwaukee, Wis.
(See Page 7.) MADISON, WIS.
Good Reliable Agents Wanted. Gen'l Agent, Southern Wis. THE UNION CENTRAL Life Insurance Co., Cincinnati, Ohio Assets, $43,891,738.40 M. D. FETHERS,
109 / ORGANIZED 1867.
J. CHRIS. HEINRICH, Consulting Mechanical Engineer
-FUEL ECONOMY.
ENGINE AND BOILER TESTS A SPECIALTY. (See Page 4.)
921 GARFIELD AVENUE, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Big Spring
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Birnamwood 215
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. King Mattie, asst prin.
(See page 4.)
Hinds & Hansen, general store.
Jenks Bert, cheese mnfr. RUSSELL C S, General Store. Simpson M, wagonmaker. Vliet Wm, blacksmith.
Ward I C, flour mill.
BINGHAMTON.
A discontinued postoffice in Outagamie
county, 13 miles north of Appleton, the Mikula John, saloon and hotel.
county seat, and 434 southwest of Black Montieth John, fruits and confections.
Creek, whence it has rural free delivery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
BIRCH ISLAND.
A country postoffice in Jackson town- |O'Neil Wm, dray.
ship, Burnett county, 42 miles northeast of Grantburg, the judicial seat, and 22 from Spooner, its banking and shipping point. Mail, semi-weekly. Ida L. Kimball, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Halsey Bruner, saw mill. KIMBALL IDA L, Postmaster.
Leaf John, saw mill.
March Charles, general store.
Miller G L, saw mill.
BIRCH LAKE.
A country postoffice in Bayfield county, 32 miles south of Washburn, the county seat, and 6 from Sanborn, its shipping point. N. H. Tweedt, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Boyd Winnie, teacher. TWEEDT N H, Postmaster. Van Kirk Miss, teacher. Verville Mayme, teacher.
BIRCHWOOD.
Population, 500. On the M., St. P. & S Ste. M. and C., St. P,. M. & O. Rys., in Loomis township, Washburn county, 40 miles southeast of Shell Lake, the county seat, and 16 from Rice Lake, the nearest banking point. Has Catholic, German Lutheran and Methodist churches, a grad- ed public school and a weekly newspaper, the Birchwood Press. Tel., W. U. Exp., Western. Telephone connection. W. F. Loomis, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
AHNAPEE VENEER AND SEATING CO, Mnfrs of Veneers and Hardwood Lumber. (See page 127.) Andrew Dr G H, physician.
Bemis L G, pres Birchwood Bank.
Benson C B, hotel.
Coffin E F, hotel. Craig J H, dairy.
Daniels Prof E R, prin Birchwood School.
Durkee M G, agt C, St P, M & O Ry.
Fuller & Huss (George Fuller, George H Lentsker R J. druggist. Huss), contractors. Garbuta Joe, summer resort.
Guibord Toussant, hotel. Hamer H T, blacksmith.
Hocking R E, contractor.
Huss George M Land Co.
Kirch E, barber.
Kirch E, painter and paperhanger.
Krumbara Barta, apples, wholesale. Kyle Wm S, saloon.
Leary J E, poultry.
LOOMIS W F, Real Estate, Justice, No- tary Public, General Store and Postmas- ter.
Manes Riley, meats.
Martin John A, real estate.
Pierce W E, contractor.
Soper Mrs Foster, bakery.
Thomas Charles, hotel.
Walter George & A F, contractors and builders.
Windus S M, contractor.
Wisconsin Land Co, John Metcalf pres, George R .Slocum general mngr.
Wise & Wood (Mabel Wise, Mrs C E Wood), millinery.
Wood C E, well borer.
Woodrow Rev I A (Methodist).
Wyant Wm H, restaurant.
BIRNAMWOOD.
Population, 600. An incorporated village on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Birnamwood township, Shawano county, 40 miles north- west of Shawano, the judicial seat. Set- tled in 1880. Has Adventist, Congregational and 2 Lutheran churches, a bank, and a weekly newspaper, the News. Improved farm land ranges in price from $30 to $40 per acre. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. A. A. Cady, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Adams S K, publr Birnamwood News.
Asher L, cabinetmaker.
Baker Edward, orchesara.
Bank of Birnamwood, J H Van Doren & Son proprs, W Van Doren cashier.
Birnamwood News. S K Adams publr.
Birnamwood Telephone Co.
Boettcher L W, hardware.
Brehmer C A, blacksmith.
Brumm John, meats.
CADY A A, Postmaster.
Cady B A, lawyer.
Cady M P, bicycles and insurance.
Cannon Tom, barber.
Corning Mrs M E, millinery.
Gueller Fred, saloon,
Haase Roy, R R exp and tel agt.
Hillson Frank, confr and fruits.
Hotel Badger, C F Jessel propr. Hunter A J jr. leader of band.
Jessel C F, tailor and hotel.
Jewson W H. marshal.
Kruger Gustav, shoes.
McDonald J & Son, furniture and under- taking.
McEckron H E, grain elevator.
Meogher W F, dentist.
Mosier G S, justice.
Parnell Fred, blacksmith.
Robert A. Lang, CONTRACTING HYDRAULIC AND MECHANICAL ENGINEER
Concrete Timber Ballast and Stone Dams Designed. Contracts taken for complete Construction and equipment. Twenty years successful experience. No. 656 GALLOWAY ST., EAU CLAIRE, WIS.
treated as sacredly confidential. 25 years' experience. Highest references, Send for Book. Address, W. T. FITZGERALD & CO., Attorneys at Law, Free. Send Sketch or Model for Free Opinion as to Patentability. All business
Department 8, WASHINGTON, D. C.
PATENTS.
Morey, Stoner & Wise, saw mill.
Mortenson Nels, well borer.
Murphy J C, blacksmith and repairer. Newby Frank, barber. Noyes W H, agt Soo Line.
DECORATIONS ODIN J. OYEN, 116 S. 4th St., LA CROSSE, WIS.
For CHURCHES, THEATRES, RESIDENCES
Designs and estimates furnished for Decorating, Painting and Hardwood Finishing. Foreign and Domestic Wall Paper Fabrics. (See adv. in class Clergymen)
(See adv. in Classified Machinists.) Manufacturing Special Machinery our Specialty, Chas. W. Schneck, Bro. & Co., Practical Machinists 727-729 St. Paul Avenue, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
316 Birnamwood
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Black River Falls
Porter & Porter, agricultural impts. ROEPKE J E. General Store and Saw point. It has two churches, a graded pub-
MIIL.
Roundhamer Joseph, saloon.
Roundhammer J jr, cattle buyer.
SLEPYAN M, General Store.
Smith Rev J Lloyd (Congregational.)
Sweetman R H, physician.
Towle M P, livery.
Towle Sisters, millinery.
Van Doren G, insurance.
Van Doren J H & Sons, propr Bank of Birnamwood.
Van Doren & Andrews, general store, saw and feed mill.
Zuehlke A W, shoes and harness.
BLACK CREEK.
Population, 450. On the G. B. & W. R. R., in Black Creek township, Ontagamie Goldsmith Charles J, barber.
county, 16 miles north of Appleton, the Greenfield Nettie, dressmaker.
county seat, and 24 from Green Bay. Has Catholic, German Methodist, Lutheran and Heiney David W, meats.
Methodist churches, and a bank. Exn., U. S. Tel., W. U. John Kessler, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Andrews Wm, boilermaker.
BANK OF BLACK CREEK (Capital $10,-
000), Wm Strassburger Pres, George Pet- ers Cashr.
Barthel J, feed mill.
Barthman Ferdinand, saloon.
Bergemann E, saloon.
Bergemann Otto, general store.
Black Creek Creamery Co, creamery.
Breitenbach Julius, agrl implements.
Burdick Albert, barber.
Burdick Clyde, livery.
Burdick O M, flour and feed.
Cargill W W, grain.
Hagen Charles, planing mill.
Hanert & Schneider, genl store.
KOEHLER J A, General Store.
Komp Peter, harness.
Laird J John, physician.
Lyon Campbell A F, physician.
Martin Frank, printer and jeweler.
Mees H J, boots and shoes.
Milschmidt Charles, live stock.
Quandt A F, general store. Reider John, cold storage.
Ryster Peter, hotel and saloon.
Schumacher Frank, drugs.
Shanger John, carpet weaver. Steinmann R L, blksmith and wagonmkr. Steinmann Mrs R L, millinery.
STRASSBURGER G A & BRO, Furniture. Strigel Andrew, blacksmith and wagonmkr. Stutzman MM K, saloon. Tramb Wm, meats.
Weidoff Wm, blacksmith.
BLACK CREEK FALLS.
Marathon county. Name changed to Athens.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
from Mazomanie, the nearest banking
lic school and 2 hotels. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. /Telephone connection. U. D. Wood, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Black Earth Co-Operative Dairy Assn, John C Hopkins pres, George Rosenhild sec.
Black Earth Times, E J Browne publr. Browne Edward J, publr Black Earth Times.
Buerki John E, genl store.
Commercial Hotel, Enoch Wood propr. Cox George, jeweler.
Dixon John, prin school.
Fesenfeld & Barber (Herman Fesenfeld,
David A Barber), hardware.
Hanson Martin, blacksmith.
Hollinshead Mrs Jane A, milliner.
Johnson Edwin C, notary public.
Lee Mrs Lena, dressmkr.
Lewis Dr Henry P, drugs.
Logan David D, genl store.
Mickelson & Howery (Andrew A Mickel-
son, Frank Howery), lumber.
Parker Ada, physician. Parker Grant W, r r and exp agt.
Patrons Mercantile Co, Wm Dineen pres, Ira Simley treas and mngr, genl store.
Powell Albert, propr Valley House.
Roemhild George, genl store. Sayles Harrison, jeweler.
Schanel Christopher W, furniture.
Thomas Thomas P, town clk.
Turk Bros (Fred and Willis), cattle breed- ers.
Valley House, Albert Powell propr.
Voss Gustavus, baker.
Voss & Son (Ferdinand and Wm), black- smiths.
Williams Rev H E (Congregational).
Wood Enoch, propr Commercial Hotel. Zeller John, restaurant.
BLACK HAWK.
Population, 60. On Honey creek, in Troy township, Sauk county, 25 miles southwest of Baraboo, the county seat, and 121/2 west of Sauk City, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages daily to Sauk City; fare, 25 cents. Mail, daily. E. E. Kindschi, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Adams & Jaeger, flour mill.
Jennewein John, blksmith. KINDSCHI E E, General Store. Parman, Kester & Co, creamery.
Schis John, carpenter.
BLACK RIVER FALLS.
Population, 2,000. The judicial seat of Jackson county is an incorporated city lo- cated on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., and BLACK EARTH. on the Black River, at the falls from which Population, 400. A village on creek of it takes its name, 45 miles northwest of La Crosse, 150 southeast of St. Paul, and
same name, and a station on the C., M. &
St. P. Ry., in Black Earth township, Dane 171 northwest of Milwaukee. The city is county, 20 miles northwest of Madison, the lighted by electricity, has water works, judicial seat, 95 from Milwaukee and 31/2 fire department, churches of the Baptist,
Special Machinery
Collections.
NORTHWESTERN COL. AGENCY,
6th Floor Sentinel Building, MILWAUKEE, WIS. Our Attorneys are the Best. We have Draft System at 3%. Our "letter system" will save you money. We are anxious to handle your collections.
A. O. COLBY " Everything Electrical."
Fans, Chandeliers, Supplies, Wir- ing and Repairing. Call or Write. La Crosse, Wis.
Black River Falls WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Black River Falls 217
Catholic, Episcopal, German Reformed| Burroughs Rev W P (Methodist).
Norwegian Lutheran and Methodist denom- Central Wisconsin Telephone Co, F A Par- inations. excellent public schools, a free sons local mngr. public library, an opera house, seating 500, Charter Oak Milling Co (H A Bright, J A Bailey), flour mills, 21/2 m s w. and 2 banks. Two weekly newspapers, the Badger State Banner and the Jackson City Water Works Co, E J Greenlee mngr. Cole F W, mayor. County Journal are published. The princi- pal manufacturing interests comprise flour Cole Dr Henri B. coroner. mills, feed mills, planing mill, plow and Cole J W & Co (Jerome W and Francis W Cole), mnfg chemists. wagon factories, creamery, brewery, starch factory, foundry and machine shop, and 2 Cooper & Co (George F Cooper), publrs Badger State Banner. patent medicine manufactories. Stages daily to Irving, Roaring Creek, Melrose, Dell Freeman B, county supt schools. North Bend, Shamrock and Disco. Exp., Dunn John F, grain elevator. Am. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. M. Eckern John, jeweler. .. A. Lien, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Abbott Edward C, physician.
Adams George, agrl implts and live stock. Falls House, Mrs Susan Gebhardt propř.
Adams George G, sheriff.
Badger State Banner, Cooper & Co publrs. Bailey J Abram, live stock.
Ball Wm A, mason.
Best John & Sons, Adam Best mngr. meats Black River Falls Free Library, Anna C Galston Alexander G, barber.
Wylie Ibrn.
Black River Falls Lumber & Mercantile Co (capital $15,000), E A Homstad pres and treas, A E Homstad sec.
Bright Halbert A, brick mnfr.
Black River Starch Co, Robt C Jones mngr Bright & Bailey ,H A Bright, J A Bailey), feed mills.
Brist Anson W, sewing machines.
Erickson A & Co (Absalom Erickson, Olof F Olson), grocers.
EUREKA BARBER SHOP, Thomas H Nichols Propr. (See page 218.)
Fenny Andrew S, county treasurer.
First National Bank (capital $50,000). Wm T Murray pres, H H Achards cashr. Forman Thomas, lice dealer.
Freeman House, Marcus M Post propr.
Garrity Rev P F (Catholic.)
Gebhardt (Henry, cranberry grower.
Gebhardt Robert C, dentist.
Gros Daniel M, bill poster.
Gunderson & Sorenson Bros (E H Gun- derson, S H and J H Sorenson), agrl implts.
Greenlea E J, mngr City Water Works Co. Hagan Andrew, tailor.
THOMPSON'S IRON WORKS,
AU OF ILLUSTRATION BUFFALO
WHITE & DRAXLERS
NELS M. THOMPSON, Prop.
ENGINEERS, FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS.
Pipe Fittings, Machinery Repairing, Mill Supplies, Building Castings, Sleigh Shoes and General Iron Work.
BLACK RIVER FALLS, - WIS.
MARTIN B. MATHSON.
JOHN TILFORD.
M. B. Mathson & Co., MANUFACTURERS OF .H
WAGONS, SLEIGHS, PLOWS, DRAGS.
Dealers in Binders, Mowers, Tedders, Rakes, Hay Loaders, Seeders, Drills. All Kinds of Farm Implements.
Horseshoeing and General Repairing.
BLACK RIVER FALLS, WISCONSIN.
Henry Danischefsky MASON and GENERAL TELEPHONE CONNECTION 1060 Eighth St., Milwaukee, Wis. CONTRACTOR. (See Adv. In Milwaukee)
CONNECTION
TELEPHONE 314 Sycamore St., MILWAUKEE, WIS. M. Pfeifer Heating
Co.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Steam, Hot Water and Ventilating Heating ALL KINDS OF STEAM PUMP AND AIR COMPRESSION
BEAVER'S
Reliable Life Insurance at Cost. Combining the economy of Fraternal Insurance with the Reserve
Fund Stability of Old Line Insurance. DEPUTIES
WANTED. Ben. E. Wait, Sec., Stoughton, Wis.
218 Black River Falls R. L. POLK & CO.'S Blair
Hale John E, prin of school.
Hansen Knud, tailor.
Hanson Julius, barber. Harman Fannie E, milliner.
Hille Charles, lawyer.
Hoffman Henry J, marble works. Hull Merlin, pubir Jackson Co Journal.
Jackson County Bank (capital $27,700), F F Oderbolz pres, J H Mills cashr.
Jackson County Journal, Merlin Hull publr. Jones Lumber & Mercantile Co, John York sec, genl store.
Jones & Marsh (Lewis Marsh), genl store. JUNE L Y, Propr The New Merchants' Hotel. (See adv.)
THE NEW MERCHANTS.
It is the Cheapest and Best.
L. Y. JUNE, Propr. $1.50 Per Day.
Free Bus, Commercial Headquarters. Electric Light. Comfortable Rooms.
BLACK RIVER FALLS, WISCONSIN.
June S Jennie (Christian Scientist:)
Keach C M, county surveyor.
Kelly Henry W, baker and confr. Krohn Eugene, physician.
Laib Charles W, well borer.
Lake H & Son (Henry and Alexander), nurseryman.
Larson Ole, saloon.
Levis John H, ins.
Lind Charles, drayman.
Locken Edward, shoes.
Lund Carl O, painter.
Lund Samuel, register of deeds.
Lyons Henry F, barber.
McGillivray James, sash and door mnfr. Maddocks W F. agt C, St P M & O Ry. Mason Robert J, bowling alley.
Mathson, John Tilford), Mnfrs of Wag-
ons, Sleighs, Drays, Etc. (See page 217.) seat, and 171 from Green Bay. Has Baptist
Meek John B, drayman.
Moe P L & Co (Peter L Moe, Rollin B mill, a bank and a weekly newspaper, the
Jones), hardware.
Nelson Nicholas, furniture.
Nelson Thomas, saloon.
NEW MERCHANTS' HOTEL THE, L Y HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. June Propr. (See adv.)
NICHOLS THOMAS H, Propr
Barber Shop. (See adv.)
For a NEAT EASY SHAVE and a FASHIONABLE HAIR CUT go to
THOS. H. NICHOLS, PROPRIETOR
EUREKA BARBER SHOP.
Only FIRST-CLASS BARBERS EMPLOYED. 1 12 Main Street, BLACK RIVER FALLS, WIS.
Nichols Walker B, harness. Oderbolz Frank, /brewer.
Oderbolz Frank jr, lawyer.
O'Hearn Will B, insurance.
Oleson Peter R, blksmith.
Opera Hall, A F Warner propr.
Oulie Carl N, jeweler.
Parchman John L, grain elevator.
Parsons Frank A, agt Am Exp Co and mngr /Wisconsin Telephone Co.
Perry George M, lawyer.
Perrv H M, city clk.
Pope & Pope (Carl C and Ralph C), law- yers.
Jones, John Post Marcus M, propr Freeman House.
Pratt Wm E, clerk circuit court.
Rainey Robert P, meats and sheep ranch. Reichenbach Francis J, district attorney.
Robie James, phys.
Roiseland Annen J, photogr.
Rutherford J A, omnibus line.
SAMDAHL E N, County Clerk.
Samdahl Simon N, tailor.
Schnur Julius, grocer.
Sing Yep Ah, laundry.
Sprester Bros, Frank S Sprester mngr, grocers.
Sprester Peter & Son (Peter and John), blacksmiths.
Stegmire George, tinsmith.
Stuchi Rev J (Ger Reformed).
THOMPSON'S IRON WORKS,
N
M
Thompson Propr. (See page 217.)
Tollack & Larkin (Martin Tollack, Albert Larkin), hardware.
Torgenson Evan, saloon.
Van Schaick Charles J, photogr.
Vincent Gay, milliner.
Waldron Charles, barber.
Walters Julius H, city marshal.
Werner A F, mngr opera hall.
Weller Frederick, blacksmith.
Werner Arthur F, general store.
Werner B C, drugs.
BLAIR.
Population, 500. A village on the G. B. & W. R. R., and on the Trempealeau river
7 miles southeast of Whitehall, the county
and Lutheran churches, water works, flour
Blair Press. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Tele- phone connection. T. I. Gilbert, postmas- ter.
(See page 4.)
Eureka Anderson A, general store.
Bellevue Albert, druggist.
Bensing Ed, druggist.
BLAIR HOUSE, George Metzger Propr. Blair Milling Co, grain.
Blair Press, A H Young propr.
Bodom Thomas, physician.
Boe & Olson, harness and shoemkr.
Bratland A E, restaurant.
Elland E J, meats. Gibson C J, furniture. AW
Gifillan E O, grain.
Gilbert J O, painter.
Gilbert O T, saloon.
Granbeng Ole, miner.
Gulbranson Rev O (Luthran.)
Gurk Tena, milliner.
Halvorson A L, prin of school.
Halvorson & Hanson, general store.
2 .SIGN OF THE
RILIE FLAG. Registered
ZIMMERMANN BROS. 384 East Water St., Clothing Co. MILWAUKEE, WIS. RETAIL. -
MISSOURI PACIFIC RY "THE COLORADO SHORT LINE"
. . From St. Louis to Kansas City, Pueblo and Denver.
OH
MATHSON MARTIN B & CO (Martin Bin Preston township, Trempeleau county,
Gateway City Steel Tank and Roofing Co. Galvanized Steel Stock and Storage Tanks. Galvanized Screw Joint Well Casing. LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN
Blair WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Blanchardvilie 219
Hankhum C N, blacksmith.
Hanson Lars, blacksmith.
Hensel Earl, lawyer.
Herreid Bros, hardware.
Hogan Thomas, lumber.
Home Bank, O B Borsheim cashier. Hyslop W G, flour mill.
Johnson Hans, shoemaker.
Johnson Ole, saloon.
Johnson W N, jeweler.
Knudson K S & Son, hardware.
Larsen Rev N K (Baptist.)
Lee C T, painter.
Lyngdal & Johnson, saloon.
McKivergan J, live stock.
Mayer J E, hotel and meats.
MILLER VICTOR, Railroad, Exp and Tel Agt.
Nelson L J, dentist.
Noperud S H, photographer.
Olson Ole L, wagonmaker.
Peterson A B, hardware.
Quinell O F, confectionery.
Ryerson Mary, hotel.
Sollberg A L, jeweler.
Sollberg G L, general store.
Thorbus A, wagonbaker.
Thorsgaard H, grain.
Thorstad John, feed mill.
Thompson H T, furniture.
Thompson Rile, lumber.
Thompson & Johnson, millinery.
Urberg Rev S S (Lutheran.)
Young Alvin, propr Blair Press.
BLAIRMOOR.
A country postoffice in Wilson township. Dunn county. 22 miles north of Menomonie the county seat, 12 from Colfax, the near- est banking point, and 6 from Wheeler, the nearest shipping point. Mail, daily. Peter Stenerson, postmaster, notary, insur- ance and farmer.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
BLAKE
A country postoffice in Georgetown town- ship, Polk county, 8 miles northeast of Bal- sam Lake, the county seat and banking point, and 12 from Amery, the nearest ship- ping point. Mail daily. Arthur Bellisle. postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See "age 4.)
Archambeau Rev Father (Catholic.)
Bellisle Arthur, postmaster.
Perhine H, live stock.
BLANCHARDVILLE.
Population, 600. An incorporated village located on the Illinois Central R. R., and on the Pecatonica river,in Blanchard town- ship, Lafayette county, 20 miles northeast of Darlington, the county seat, 30 from Madison and 110 from Milwaukee. Has Catholic. Lutheran, Methodist Episcopa and United Brethren churches, a graded public school, water works, a bank, a rol ler flour mill, a saw mill, cheese factory and a weekly newspaper, the Blade. Stage daily to Stewart and New Glarus. Tel .. W. U. Exp., Am. Telephone connection S. L. Mason, postmaster.
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Amundsen Andrew, mason.
Arneson Barbara, milliner.
Arneson Kittil M, general store.
Arneson Knudt A, harness.
Badger State Telephone Co, Margaret Dar- row agent.
Bainbridge Matthew, live stock.
Baker Dwight jr, poultry breeder.
Baker Fred W, live stock breeder, 1 mile n Baker John G, justice.
BERNATH JACOB J. Baker and Saloon and Propr City Hotel.
Blanchard Alvin, hotel, saw mill and brick mnfr.
Blanchard Bros (Charles and James A), hardware.
Blanchard Clarence A jr, news.
Blanchard Opera House, Alvin Blanchard propr.
Blanchardville Blade (Weekly), Carl Chan- dler publr.
Blanchardville Bank (capital $10,000), D. H Thomas publr.
Blanchardville Dairy Assn, E Regtz pres, cheese mnfrs.
Blanchardville Electric Light Plant.
Blanchardville Lumber. Co, Peter Olson mngr.
Blanchardville Star Band, Albert Vickers leader.
BLANCHARDVILLE STATE BANK (Cap- ital $10,000, Surplus $2,000), H D Thomas Pres, Oscar A Olson Cashier.
Blanchardville and New Glares Stage, Thomas Ryan propr.
Bolender & Mellom (Oscar Bolender, Oscar Mellom), bricklayers.
Brager Bros (Ludwig and Bernard), paint- ers.
Brager Cheese Co, 31/2 miles n e.
Brew Arthur, restaurant.
Brown Wm H, r r, exp and tel agt.
Buckingham John, blacksmith.
Carlson Hans, justice.
Chandler Carl, notary and publr Blanch- ardville Blade.
Chandler & Cleary (Carl Chandler, Michael J Cleary), lawyers.
CITY HOTEL, Jacob J Bernath Propr. Cleary Michael J, notary.
Coffey Bros (Andrew and Thomas L), blk- smiths.
Coffey J P, well borer.
Corlett Southward, prin of school.
Crowell Cheese Factory, 312 miles s.
Cullen James, live stock.
Darraw Sisters, dressmakers.
Denson Richard, carpenter.
Donlon Mrs Carrie, artist.
Donlon James, shoemaker.
Eidsmore Martin M. furniture.
Eidsmore & Larson (Andrew Eidsmore. Nels Larson), masons.
Erickson & Swenson (John Erickson, Al- fred Swenson), masons.
Gilbertson Ole, live stock.
Goeltz Mrs George, dressmaker.
Guldhaug Sisters (Ingeborg and Andrena), milliners.
Gunderson Jacob, painter.
Hanson Cheese Co. 5 miles s.
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Hanson Sisters (Hannah and Caroline), dressmakers.
Hattery & Thompson (Louis Hattery, Thomas Thompson), jewelers.
Hay Hollow Cheese Co, 4 miles e.
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Hendrickson Henry, jeweler. Hermanson Cheese Co. 2 miles s. Hoffman Marcus, junk.
Holland Mattie, music teacher.
Hotel Ryan, Ryan Bros proprietors.
Hovland Peter J. shoemaker. Ingwell Isaac, live stock. Johnson Mrs Mary, carpet weaver.
Johnson Thomas, carpenter.
Kammerude Bros (Otto and Ever), masons. Kammerude Ole P, mason.
Knorr Fred M, live stock. Larsen George A, physician. Levitan Solomon, general store.
Lewis Arney, saloon.
Lindflott Anton, general store. Mckellar Dr Archibald, drugs.
McKenna Cheese Co, 4 miles n w. Marine Frank, mason.
Marshall Harry H, meats.
Mason J. Franklin, barber.
MASON SAMUEL L, Grocer and Post- master.
Monson Martin, general store.
Moore W S & Co, John Crandall, manager. Moscow Cheese Co, 2 miles n.
Nesheim Knudt, carpenter.
NESHEIM PETER, Merchant Tailor. Noble George W, vet surgeon.
Olson Peter, mngr Blanchardville Lumber Co.
Olson & Zweifel (Christopher C Olson, Fred Zweifel), grain and live stock.
Orsikowsky Simon, cigar mnfr.
Paulson Helga, music teacher.
Paulson Rev Ole (Lutheran).
Regez Ernest, cheese mnfr.
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