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Rieder Robert, saloon
Rockstad Severin N, photographer.
Rogers Wm E, saloon.
Rosen Rev Peter (Catholic).
Ryan Bros (Thomas and Arthur), proprs Hotel Ryan and livery.
Ryan Thomas, propr Blanchardville and New Glares Stage and restaurant.
Saether Ole T, furn and undertaker. Sardeson George, grist mill.
Schindler Cheese Co, 31/2 miles n e.
Schindler Jacob C, marshal.
Severson Bryndel, lime mnfr. Shipman Eugene H, auctioneer.
Skindingsrud & Wall (Ever Skindingsrud, T J Wall), carpenters.
Smelcer Rev (United Brethren).
Smith Jacob C, live stock. Smith's Opera House, S M Smith propr. Smith Samuel M, saloon. Soper Almon, painter.
Steensland Bros (James O and Arthur E), hardware.
Steensland E Isaac, general store.
Strommen Cheese Co, 31/2 miles e.
Swiggum Clara, music teacher.
THOMAS HOWARD D, Pres Blanchard- ville State Bank and Notary.
THOMAS & OLSON (Howard D Thomas, Oscar A Olson), Real Estate. Tickner Wm D. dentist.
Tioga Springs Creamery Co.
Townline Cheese Co, 41-2 miles s.
United Telephone Co, Margaret agent. Uren Wm C, livery.
Vollen, John, harness.
Vollen Theodore, carpenter.
Walker Charles, apiarist, 31/2 miles e.
Wallace Arthur, plasterer.
Wallon Ole, drayman.
Walrack Bros (John and Edward), black- smiths.
Walrack Leonard, well borer.
Walser L C, mason.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, Hatterly & Thompson agents. Yankee Hollow Cheese Co, 21-2 miles e.
Yellowstone Cheese Co, 61-2 miles sw.
BLENKER.
A country postoffice on the Wisconsin Central Ry., in Milladore township, Wood county, 20 miles northwest of Grand Rap- ids, the judicial seat, and 14 southeast of Marshfield, the nearest banking point. Tel. W. U. Exp., National. John Blenker, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Altman John, saloon.
BLENKER JOHN, General Store and Saw Mill.
Leton Wm, saloon.
Schofhauser John, saloon.
Seidl Lorenz, general store.
Weinfurter I, blacksmith.
BLOOM CITY.
Population, 125. Formerly known as Bon. is in Bloom township. Richland county, 13 miles northwest of Richland Center, the county seat, banking and shipping point. Has Christian and Methodist Episcopal churches. Is on the daily mail stage route from Richland Center to La Farge. J. E. James, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Cunningham Bros, general store.
Davis M C, grocer.
Granville J G, rr, exp, and tel agt. JAMES J E, General Store.
Nebe C A, saw mill.
Snyder E F, cheese mnfr.
Stewart Win, hardware.
BLOOMER.
Population, 1,000. Dating its settlement from 1856, an incorporated village, located on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry. and on Dun- can creek, in Bloomer township, Chippewa county, 12 miles northwest of Chippewa Falls, the county seat. Has Catholic, Con- gregational, Lutheran and United Brethren churches, a graded public school, an opera hall, a bank, two weekly newspapers, the Advance and the Advocate. Grain and pro- duce are shipped. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. Henry Marshall, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Abbleidinger Frank, harnessmkr.
Ackley C Blaine, phys.
Adler Frederick, general store. ADVOCATE THE, W N Priddy Publr.
Darrow Advance The, Frank E Andrews publr.
Anderl Lewis, saloon.
Anderson Andrew, propr Bloomer House. Andrews Frank E, publr The Advance.
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The Time Indemnity Company Germania Bldg, (See Page 8. ) MILWAUKEE, WIS.
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Bloomer WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Bloomington 221
Althaus & Schow, proprs Bloomer Brewing Short Rev Wm H (Congregational.) Co.
Anderson Iver, propr Bloomer House.
Anderson & Nelson (Andrew Anderson, Nels Nelson), saloon.
BANK OF BLOOMER (Capital $6,000), A T Newman Cashr.
Barcume Joseph, grain.
Bishop A A, photogr.
Bloomer Band, D W Cartwright leader.
Bloomer Brewing Co, Althaus & Schow proprs.
Bloomer House, Iver Anderson propr.
Bloomer Produce Co, Joseph Maloney mngr.
Bloomer Telephone Co, Henry Lebis jr pres and mngr.
BROWN GEORGE A, Dentist.
Bugby Darius, contractor.
Christiansen Ole, flour mill.
Christianson Carl L. farm implts.
Cottington Robert, phys.
Cottington & Ackley (Robert Cottington, C B Ackley), livery.
Crouse Wm G, jeweler.
Cutting Wm G, agrl impts.
Cutting & Thompson (F H Cutting, Thorfin Thompson), general store.
Dettloff Edward C, drugs.
Donaldson Charles, prin of school.
Durkee Frank C, r r, exp and tel agt.
Dutton Wm. barber.
Emmerton Emanuel M. contr.
Emmerton John S, barber.
FARMERS' STORE CO (Capital $50,000), Joseph Maloney Pres, Miss E Peterson Sec, General Store.
Fox E C, grocer.
Glasser Rev Henry (Catholic.)
Hanson Christopher, live stock.
Hartan & Lunde (Michael Hartman, Nich- olas Lunde), saloon.
HASKINS TRUMAN, Meats.
Heneman John, blksmith.
House & Pritchard (George House, Wm Pritchard). saloon.
Hoveland Theodore. propr Union House. Joyal Benjamin & Son (Benjamin and Os- car), carpenters.
Keller Bros (Charles and Wm), founders. Koch Frank, general store.
Kranzfelder Louis, meats.
Lanzer Rev P R (Lutheran.)
Lea Christ O, baker. Lebis Henry jr. lawyer.
Lehman John F. gunsmith.
Loehmis Henry D, veterinary surgeon. McDonald Milton, farm impts.
.MARTIN & STEICHEN (Louis Martin, Michael Steichen), hardware.
Mayer Frank J, blksmith. Mohr Arthur J, sheep breeder.
Morrison J A, dentist. Niveson Alice, physician.
Opera House, J E Andrews propr.
Parker E R. city clk and drayman.
Peterson & Son (Peter L and Sewell), farm impts.
Placek Thomas, saloon.
Postel Peter, saloon.
Putnam Charles, tinsmith. Scheidecker Fred C, ins.
Schlen'k & Johannas (Mrs Maggie Schlenk, Bloomington Brass Band, M F Woodhouse Mrs Kate Johannas), milliners. leader.
Scott Bennett L, planing mill.
Scritsmer Henry H, real estate.
Spencer Charles, agrl impts.
Steese Wm H, grocer.
Stewart Harlan M, justice. Tate George H, cattle breeder.
Thayer Rev S L (United Presbyterian.) Tillmans Louis, cigarmaker.
Trankle Herbert M, phys.
UNION HOUSE, Theodore Hoveland
Propr.
Van Allen Frank, barber.
Vandevoort Bros (George and Wm), hay pressers.
Velker Bros (George and Emil), black- smiths.
Waters Dell, blacksmith.
Waugh Wm E, barber.
Werner Henry, hardware.
Wilson-Weber Lumber Co, Ole Lund supt. Woodward Western, sheep breeder.
BLOOMFIELD.
A country postoffice on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Walworth county, 14 miles south- east of Elkhorn, the county seat, and 4 from Lake Geneva, its telegraph, express and banking point. Mail daily.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
BLOOMINGDALE.
Population, 150. On the West Kickapoo river, in Vernon county 11 miles north- east of Viroqua, the seat of justice and nearest banking point, and 4 from Westby. its nearest shipping point. Mail, daily. E. E. Rustad, nostmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Hanson John, blacksmith.
Moreterud C A, general store and hotel. RUSTAD E E, General Store. Westby E T, furniture.
BLOOMINGTON.
Population, 700. An incorporated village on the Little Grant river, in Bloomington township, Grant county, 14 miles northwest of Lancaster, the county seat, 12 from Bridgeport and 10 from Glen Haven, the usual shipping points. Was first settled in 1850. Has Baptist, Catholic, Congregational and Methodist churches, a graded public school, a bank, flouring mill, and a weekly newspaper. the Bloomington Record. Stage daily to Glen Haven, fare 75 cents; to Lancaster, fare $1; to Bridgeport, fare $1. Telephone connections. Mrs. Elizabeth K. Nevins, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Adkins Henry C, saloon.
Balantine Grant, live stock.
Barnes Volney G, prin of school.
Bartley Bessie M. music teacher.
Bartley Patrick, lawyer.
Batchelor Fred W, cigar mnfr.
Beitler Lewis, notary and justice.
Bennetts Wm V, bowling alley.
Blackburn Albert H, brick mnfr.
Bloomington Creamery, Joseph B Beadle propr, 1 mile w.
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Brown propr.
Bloomington House, Joseph M Donnelly propr.
BLOOMINGTON RECORD (Weekly),
Harry C Craig Publr.
Bloomington Roller Mills, O J Day propr.
Brady J L & Co (John L and Oscar L Brady), saloon.
Brookens Harry C, photographer.
Brown Daniel F, general store.
Brown Delbert, porpr Bloomington-Glen Haven Stage.
Cain Mrs G W. milliner.
City Opera House, Mrs Laura Sprague mngr.
Cooley Wm E. mason.
CRAIG HARRY C. Publr Bloomington Record.
Dagnon John P. wagonmaker.
Day O Jefferson, propr Bloomington Roller Mills.
Denson Benjamin, mason.
Donnelly Joseph M, propr Bloomington House and Livery. .
Donnelly Robert M, live stock.
Enke Herman C, harness.
Farmers Telephone Co, J M Lance agent. Faust Eberhardt M, saloon.
Field Bertis, carpenter.
Fisher Fred H. confectionery.
Fox Ira, meats.
Frazier Alfred J, general store.
Fuller Rev H E (Baptist.)
Garthwaite Seward, carpet weaver.
Glazier Mrs Mina B, physician.
Goldberg Abraham, clothing.
Greer Mrs C, milliner.
Greer F L & Son (Frank L and Lee M), general store.
Greer & Riese (Robert N Greer, Fred Riese), . painters.
Hampton James, painter.
Hanert Rev N (Catholic.)
Hatch Ora, drugs.
Hedemann Ralph W, hardware.
Heraty James E. physician.
Hickok Harley M. live stock.
Hinch Edna, dressmaker.
HOLFORD W H, General Store.
Hope Sarah A, confectionery.
Hoskins Frank M. painter.
Hoskins Robert N, furniture and under- taker.
Hughes John. contractor.
Humane Dehorning Co, S A Hatch propr perior, the county seat and banking point. dehorning fluid.
Independent Consolidated Telephone Co, J M Lance agent.
Jackson Hattie. dressmaker.
Jay Mrs Addie E. dressmaker.
Johnson Mrs Nettie. paperhanger.
Kaap Louis, carpenter.
Ketner Wm G. well borer. Kitto Samuel, hardware.
Lacey Rev E S (Congregational.)
Lance Mrs Rose E. pianos.
Lewis James M, physician.
Ludden J B & Co (John B Ludden), gen- eral store.
MoIver Miss N J, music teacher.
Marlow Samuel A, dentist.
Merrill Edison L, carpenter. Morkin Bros (James L and Wm), grocers. Mulrooney Wm, saloon.
Nevins Mrs Elizabeth K, postmaster.
PATCH A H, Agricultural Implements.
Peacock James, barber.
PENNOCK JOHN, Stone Quarry.
People's Telephone Co, J M Lance agent.
Perrin Wm B, painter.
Philipson Leo, lawyer.
Phillips F W, flour and feed.
PORTER GEORGE Q, Blacksmith.
Pritchett Allen, restaurant.
Reed & Carter (John H Reed, Roy Car- ter), dentists.
Ryan Alice V, milliner.
Sala Orlando P, physician.
Schnorrenberg John, barber.
Smith Thomas, shoes.
Smith Wm O, carpenter.
Sprague Mrs Laura, mngr House. City Opera
Stark Wm, well borer.
Stone Charles W, live stock.
Taylor David, agrl implts.
Taylor Frank A, barber.
Taylor Hilbert E, jeweler.
Thornton Sadie, dressmaker.
Tornowske & French (Harry Tornowske, Reuben French), blacksmiths.
Welch John C, swine breeder, 5 miles. e.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, Joseph M Don- nelly agent.
Witherbee Rev H E (Methodist.)
Wood Agnes E, nurse.
Wood John E, wagonmaker.
Woodhouse Milton F, notary.
Woodhouse & Bartley Bank (Capital $15,- 000, surplus $5,000), P Bartley pres, M F Woodhouse sec.
Young May, nurse.
BLOOMVILLE.
A. country postoffice in Schley township, Lincoln county, 13 miles northeast of Mer- rill, the seat of justice, shipping and banking point. Is on the daily mail stage route from Dudley to Merrill. S. D. Schoo- ley, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
SCHOOLEY S D, General Store and Ho- tel.
Tierbach Herman, blacksmith.
BLUEBERRY.
Population, 100. On the N. P. R. R., in Douglas county, 22 miles southeast of Su-
Exp., N. P.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Peck F A, general store.
BLUE MOUNDS.
Population, 300. On the C. & N. W. Ry .. In Blue Mounds township, Dane county, 28 miles southwest of Madison, the judicial seat, and 31/2 from Barneveld, the nearest banking point. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. C. J. Dagenhart, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Allen F N, meats.
Arneson Mrs I, general store.
Aslockan Arne, mason.
Bancroft Dr Henry V, drugs and groceries.
George W. Colles M. E., Sc. M., Mem. Am. Soc. M. E. 408 Alhambra Bldg., MILWAUKEE.
Consulting Engineer AND PATENT EXPERT.
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Cunneen Miss Norah, music teacher. United Brethren churches. Is on the daily DAGENHART C J, Restaurant, Saw and mail stage route from Richland Center to
Feed Mill.
Dagenhart Wm, hardware and implements. Dickerson J E, blacksmith.
Helmenstine John, shoemaker.
Helmenstine Robert, blacksmith.
Hoisington H S, harness.
Holley O, hotel.
Howery Wm T, restaurant.
Johnson E M, apiarist.
Kiely Michael, livery and drayage.
Lund & Martin, stock buyers.
McDermott E, wagonmaker.
Mckenzie John B, railroad and exp agt. MULLEN & BEY, Hardware. Roach & Leiber Co, creamery.
Sylvester & Minix, general store. Thompson & Mickelson, contractors.
BLUE RIVER.
Population, 400. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry., and on the Blue and Wisconsin rivers, in Waterstown township, Grant county, 30 miles north of Lancaster, the judicial seat, and 8 from Boscobel. Has a Methodist church, a bank and a weekly newspaper, the Blue River Bee. Telephone connection. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Fred L. Taylor, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Anderson & Godyear, meats and groceries. Beeman H F, pump lifters.
Blue River House.
Frittingham & Hixon Lumber Co. Clark A W, meats. Conner George & Son. propr River Hotel. Corombe Warner, physician.
Dooley Bros, general store.
Foner C B, blacksmith and hardware.
Gasser Bros, hardware. Homewood & Larimer, livery.
Kittleson J G, justice.
Larson Oln, barber and bathrooms. Murray Dr, dentist.
PETERS J S, General Store and Live Stock. Sabins Milo M. groceries.
Valentine Matt, r r and exp agt.
BOARDMAN.
Population, 75. On the Willow river and on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., in Richmond township, St. Croix county, 12 miles north- east of Hudson, the county seat, and 51/2 .rom New Pichmond, the nearest banking point. Has a Methodist church. Telephone connection. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. George Spence, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Blancher Mrs, music teacher.
Boardman Cheese Factory. Shepard S L, rr and exp agt. SPENCE, DAVIS & CO, General Store and Feed Mill.
Wert Wm, blacksmith.
BOAZ.
Readstown and also to Boscobel. F. J. Bender, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Barnes Wm, flour and saw mill. BENDER F J, Postmaster.
Case F A, general store.
Cross J M, meats.
Culbertson T M, hotel.
Fisher John, cheese mnfr.
Hanold A C, druggist.
Hanold Wm, meats.
Hodgson T C, physician.
McGuire Rev J J (Catholic.)
Paulson Miss Cora, teacehr.
Smith Wm (United Brethren.)
Taylor Miss Alma, prin of school. Wood H B, hotel.
BOLT.
A country postoffice in Franklin town- ship, Kewaunee county, 17 miles southwest of Kewaunee, the county seat, usual bank- ing and shipping point. Is on the daily mail stage route from Cooperstown to Ke- waunee.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
BOLTONVILLE.
Population, 150. In Farmington township, Washington county, 9 miles northeast of West Bend, the county seat and usual banking point, and 8 from Barton, its ship- ping point. It is on the daily mail stage route from Kewaskum to Fillmore. Tele- phone connection. G. E. Goerler, postmas- ter.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bolton & Schuler, flour mill.
Boltonville Separator and Cheese Assn.
Dries Frank, blacksmith agrl impts and harness.
Goerler G, boots and shoes.
Goerler Olga, teacher.
Haentze E J, barber.
Haentze G A, hardware.
Johnson Dr W J. justice.
Morbus O, saloon.
Morgenroth Edward L, vet surgeon.
Schoetz John, wagonmaker.
Smith Miss Edith, teacher.
WEGENER FRED, General Store and Saloon.
Woog Peter, saloon.
Worg Edward, live stock.
BOMA.
A discontinued postoffice in Freeman town- ship. Crawford county, 32 miles north of Prairie du Chien. the county seat, 8 from Ferryville. its shipping point, and 18 from Soldiers' Grove, the nearest banking point. Has rural free delivery from Ferryville.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Population, 275. A village on Mill Creek. BONDUEL. in Dayton township, Richland county, 9 Population, 300. A village in Hartland township, Shawano county, 9 miles south- miles west of Richland Center, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking east of Shawano, the county seat and point. Has Catholic, German Lutheran and bank location, and 5 from Cecil, the near-
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HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Anker L, photographer.
BLACK BROS CO, General Store
Bonnin Chris, general store.
Dobberfuhl R. teacher.
Elcher Wm B, physician.
Gruf Wm, hotel.
Heck H G, hardware and agrl impts.
Heck H H, general store.
Jensen Fred, wagonmaker.
Kaplinger John H. general store.
Keller Herman, windmills.
Koten Rev H G (Evangelical.)
Krueger August F. meats.
Lange Arthur, saloon. Lemke F C, harnessmaker. Margnardt Wm. blacksmith.
MARTIN GUST, Hotel and Saloon.
Radene Fred, blacksmith.
Rafoth Ernest, barber.
Zernicke Fred, undertaker.
Znelke & Rose, hardware.
BONE LAKE. Polk county. See Dueholm.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
BORTH.
A country postoffice in Poy Sippi town- ship, Waushara county, 28 miles east of Wautoma, the judicial seat, and 11 miles from Berlin, the nearest banking and ship- ping point. Mrs. Theresa Voelkner, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
VOELKNER C F, General Store and Ag- ricultural Impts.
BOSCOBEL.
Population, 1,700. An incorporated city lo- cated on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., and on the Wisconsin river, in Grant county, 25 miles north of Lancaster, the county seat. 28 northeast of Prairie du Chien, 70 west of Madison and 166 west of Milwaukee. It has churches of the Catholic. Congrega- tional, Lutheran and Methodist denomina- tions. a graded public school, 2 opera halls 2 banks, a machine shop, a brewery, car- riage and wagon works, plow manufactor- ies. flouring mills and two weekly newspa- rers, the Dial Enterprise and Sentinel Stage daily to Excelsior. The shipments comprise grain, produce, hoop poles and live stock. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. UJ. Tele- phone connection. August S. Seemann. postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Ableiter Melchior, carriage mnfr.
Agena Rev Jacob J (Presbyterian.)
Alden A B, carpenter.
Allen George W, general store.
Anschuetz Louis T, photographer. Appleby Arthur, surveyor.
Armstrong Charles A, physician. Armstrong Leroy G, physician.
Betz J C, physician.
Blaine John J, lawyer.
Blair Charles A, confectioner.
Blair Lyman G, photographer and apiarist.
BLAKE J W & SON (John W and Louis C) Publrs Dial Enterprise.
Blashfield Artwell J, chair mnfr.
Blosser Benjamin F, dentist.
Bock Fred E, bottler.
Bohl Adam, propr Grant House.
Bomaster Lizzie, milliner.
Bond Rev W J C (Congregational.)
Bonney Charles, hoop mnfr.
Boscobel Agricultural and Driving Park, Lou B Ruka sec.
Boscobel Brewing Co, Schuler and Dobler proprs.
Boscobel Cornet Band, Fred Beimborn
leader.
Boscobel Creamery, Parker-Hildebrand Co proprs.
Boscobel Lumber Co (A D Alden, J V Call- away.)
Boscobel Municipal Electric Light Plant, A W Vogel supt.
Boscobel Sentinel The (Weekly), G W Gold- smith publr.
Botten Ludwig P, blacksmith.
Brainard A E, poultry breeder.
Brainard Calvin P. fruit grower.
Burckhardt John M, wagonmaker.
Burkholder Edward, painter.
Bushhausen Henry, shoemaker.
Bushhausen & Martin (Frank Bushhausen, Louis Martin), blksmiths.
Callaway Mrs Ida M, grocer.
CENTRAL HOUSE THE, F W Lewis
Propr, Headquarters for Traveling Men, Newly Refurnished With Steam Heat and Electric Light. (See page 225.)
City Hotel, A L Marfilius propr.
Coleman Edward D, mngr W U Tel Co.
Comstock Wm A, baker.
Contoit Mamie E, jeweler.
Cook Wm, painter.
Cooper George T, life ins.
Crinklaw Thomas M, blacksmith.
Daugherty Bros & Baxter (George S and Jacob H Daugherty, Eugene L Baxter), meats.
Davis Mrs Marion, dressmaker.
Delap John W. fruit grower.
DIAL ENTERPRISE THE (Weekly) , J W Blake & Son Publrs.
Dilger Anton, flour mill.
Eastman Lumber Co, R S Olmstead mngr. Eisfelder Frederick G, jeweler.
Enright Mrs Mary C. confectioner.
Farmers' Telephone Co, Charles A Blair mngr.
Feld Rev John (Catholic.)
Ferrel & Hamilton (Pearl Ferrel, Alexan- der Hamilton), proprs Oswald House and saloon.
France John V B, gardener.
Gilman Winfield W, lawyer, notary, jus- tice and ins.
Goldsmith George W, publr Boscobel Sen- tinel.
Graff Wm J, jeweler.
Grant House. Adam Bohl propr.
Grant United Mines Co, George W Allen pres, John Alton mngr, iron.
Use Milwaukee Solvay Coke FOR DOMESTIC
PURPOSES.
MILWAUKEE COKE & GAS CO. 21-26 UNIVERSITY BLDG., (See adv. opp. Coke Mnfrs.) MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Siebers & Pederson PATTERN MAKERS
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Patterns made for anything that can be Cast in Metal Substantially made Patterns for Standard use our Specialty. Phone West 394. (See adv. in Milwaukee.)
1606 St. Paul Avenue,
Cut over and Hardwood Lumber Lands for Sale In Barron and Washburn Counties, Wis. JAMES ATKINSON, Rice Lake. Phone 86.
(See adv. p. 7.)
Boscobel
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Boscobel 225
Guentzel Gustav, harness.
Gurnsey George E, barber.
Hanks Elmer, mason.
Hanson P L, carpenter.
Hayman Charles S, physician.
Hayman Lucius H, physician.
Heller Adam M, saloon.
Henderson Alexander F, agrl implts and grain.
Henry Wilson, dray and city marshal. Hof Philip J, meats.
Hore & Furderer (Robert Hare, Adolph W Furderer), barbers.
Hotel Miller, George H Miller propr.
Howe Wim E, lawyer.
Hurd Opera House, W T Hurd propr.
Hurd Wilson T, dentist.
Independent Consolidated Telephone Fred Barron mngr.
Co,
Jensen Anton, merchant tailor.
Jones Carl L, dentist.
Kane Mrs Jennie F, milliner.
Kelty John, cheese mnfr.
Kretsch Mrs Lena, confectioner.
Kroll Herman A. harness.
Kronshage & Williamson (Theodore Kron- shage, A M Williamson), sheep breeders, 8 miles n.
Lance George E, restaurant.
LEWIS FRED W, Propr The Central House. (See adv.)
Lewis Mrs Martha, carpet weaver.
Light Mrs C M, propr Wisconsin House.
Light Harry E, horse dealer.
Lippincott Thomas W, rr and exp agt.
McCoy Joseph A, horse dealer.
McMullan Charles, painter.
Manion Rev J A (Free Methodist.)
Maple Ridge Cheese Factory, Wm Patton pres, Claud Kumrine sec and treas.
Marfilius August L, propr City Hotel.
Marion Creamery Co, George F Hildebrand mngr.
Martin Jacob, blacksmith.
Mathews Hugh & Son (Hugh and Seth), livery.
Meller J A Drug Co (Joseph A and Major J Meller).
Menkhausen Charles W, ins.
Miller George H, propr Hotel Miller. Muffley Franklin C, ins and notary.
E), furniture and undertakers.
Munson Frank C, chair mnfr.
Murley Timothy, auctioneer and live stock Schuler & Dobler (Frank Schuler, Joseph Mutschmann Rev F (German Lutheran.)
Dobler), proprs Boscobel Brewing Co.
REFURNISHED THROUGHOUT.
STEAM HEAT. ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
CENTRAL HOUSE
F. W. LEWIS, Proprietor.
HEADQUARTERS FOR COMMERCIAL MEN. Large Sample Rooms in Connection.
Rate, $2.00 Per Day.
BOSCOBEL, WIS.
Nauert Wm J F, live stock.
Nelson Wm E, clothing.
Newcomb Henry C, glove mnfr and taxi- dermist.
Nauert Bros (Wm J and John J), saloon. Oak Ridge Cheese Factory, F M Thomp- son propr.
Oswald House, Ferrel & Hamilton proprs. Oswald & Lickel (Joseph O Oswald, Elmer Lickel), livery.
Oswald, Scott & Parnell (Daniel Oswald, Walter Scott, Wm B Parnell), general store.
Palmer M C, prin of school.
Palmer Wm G, lawyer.
Parker-Hildebrand Co The, George F Hil- debrand pres, A E Doeringsfield sec and treas, general store and proprs, Boscobel and Richmond Creameries, live stock.
Payne Wm, justice.
Payne Mrs Wm, carpet weaver.
Phillips Daniel, machinist.
PIPKIN STATE BANK THE, A J Pipkin Pres, C W Menkhausen Cashier, Succes- sor to Bank of A J Pipkin, Established 1871.
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