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Ryan Dennis J, teacher.
Schmidtkofer Andrew, agr] impts.
Schrag Peter, blacksmith.
Schrage Cornelius, well borer.
Wisconsin Telephone Co.
CAMBRIA.
Population, 600. An incorporated village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Columbia county, 18 miles east of Portage, the judi- cial seat, and 80 from Milwaukee. Has 4 churches, good schools, a bank and a weekly newspaper, the News. Telegraph and telephone facilities. Exp., U. S. John R. Davis, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Andrews David, plasterer.
Bank of Cambria (capital $10,000), M J Rowlands pres, D M Rowlands cashr, O I Jones asst cashr.
Beals & Schliessmann (Arod Beals, Edward Schliessmann), meats.
BEYER & DEXTER (George H Beyer, Jasper Dexter), Hardware.
Brandt Adam, saloon.
Breeze Rev Moses (Presbyterian).
Brock John, mason.
Cambria Creamery, Frederick Friday propr Cambria House, Emery & Parry proprs. Cambria Music Hall, Evan O Jones pres, Charles A Scott sec.
Cambria News, John F. Streeter propr.
Cambria
Crandall Lewis F, farm impts, justice and village clerk.
Cross Fremont J, jeweler.
Cross Wm J, bicycle repairer and books.
Davis & Jones (Edwin Davis, Henry L Jones), blksmiths.
Dettman John, well borer.
Edwards E W, general store.
Edwards John A, undertaker.
Emery & Parry (B Emery, Frank Parry), proprs Cambria House.
Evans Wm A, saloon.
Evans Mrs W R, dressmaker.
Ford Ervin D, physician.
Friday Frederick, creamery.
Griffiths David W, carpenter.
Howell John R, well borer.
Hecker & Morris (Christopher Hecker, Henry Morris), farm impts.
Hughes Bros (George and Jonathan H), lumber. Hughes B W & Co, harness.
Humphrey John, painter.
Huntley Mrs Cecil, carpet weaver.
Inglehart Mrs Elmira T, milliner.
Jones David R, architect.
Jones E O & Son (Evan O and Richard E "O), horse breeders. Jones Hugh H, general store.
Jones Kate, dressmaker.
Jones R E O, pianos and organs.
Jones Wm A, r r, exp and tel agt.
Kuhn Adam, carpenter.
Lloyd Baldwin O, grocer.
Lloyd Louis, apiarist.
Lloyd Wm E, pumps.
Markham & Williams Peter Williams), lawyers.
(C A Markham,
Marquart Alfred, confectioner.
Miller F H, seeds.
Mohr Bros (Charles and George), livery.
Morgan Rev Edward (Congregational.)
Morgan Mrs Emily, confectioner.
Morris H G, confectioner.
Morris & Scharf (Robert D Morris, Frank F Scharf), general store.
Owen Thomas A, drayman.
Owens O J, carpenter. Pankow Rev A (German Lutheran.)
Parry Mrs Frank, music teacher.
Parry Homer, drayman.
Parry John H, wagonmaker.
Parry Rev J O (Methodist.)
People's Telephone Co, Mrs Emily Morgan mngr.
Peters Louis, carpenter.
Pickruhn Frederick A, barber.
Price David, vet surgeon.
Price Nellie, dressmaker.
Roberts Annie L, dressmaker.
Roberts Edward O, dentist.
Roberts J E & Co (John E Roberts, Wm E Williams), drugs.
Roberts Uriah, photographer.
Roberts & Hopkins (E O Roberts, A J Hop- kins), produce.
Rowlands D M, insurance.
ROWLANDS J C & R J (John C and Rob- ert J), Drugs.
Rowlands M J, justice and ins.
Russell & Williams (John Russell, Peter Williams), real estate.
Sasada & Krueger, L G Krueger mngr, clothing.
Scharf Jacob, saloon.
Schliessmann Adam, shoes.
BELTING and SUPPLIES Leather Belting, Shafting, Pulleys, Hangers, Etc. Wisconsin Machinery & Manufacturing Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
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R. L. POLH & CO., Chicago, Il1.
Mining Brokers, Timber Land Agents, Mineral Lands, Investment Companies, Trust Companies, Real Estate Dealers, Addresses of all in the United
POLK'S REAL ESTATE DIRECTORY.
Best of all for Kidneys, BLUE ROCK NATURAL LITHIA WATER Bladder and Stomach. ROCK COUNTY MINERAL WATER COMPANY, JANESVILLE, WIS.
Cambria
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Cambridge 243
Scott Charles A general store.
Slinger John & Son (John and George), cattle breeders.
Streeter John F, propr Cambria News.
Thomas H W & Co (Hugh W Thomas), Haight S, tobacco grower, R F D 37.
general store.
Town Herman J, wagonmaker.
Vaughan David & Son (David and David D), blacksmiths.
Verity Walter, prin of schools.
Villwock Carl, mason.
Williams Bros (Frank G and George D), Hour mill.
Williams David R, grain.
Williams George, village marshal.
Williams O J & D L (Owen J and Daniel L), hardware. . Williams R O & P (Richard O and Pierce), farm implements.
Williams Wm E, physician.
Williams & Edwards (Marie Williams. Nettie Edwards), milliners
CAMBRIDGE.
Population, 1,000. A village on the Chi- cago & Lake Superior Ry., in Christiana
of
township, Dane county, 22 miles east
London. Settled in 1838. It contains a wat- er-power flouring mill, tobacco re-sweating warehouse, a creamery, 5 churches, 2 banks. A weekly newspaper, the News, is published. Lake Ripley, within a half mile of town, is considered the most beau- tiful lake of its size in the State. Sur- rounded by hills and groves and lined with cedars, it is fast becoming a favorite sum- mer resort. Stages daily to Rockdale. Cambridge is the center of an excellent section of country specially adapted to tobacco raising. Tel., W. U .. Exp., Am. Telephone connection. Jesse G. Patterson. postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Allen Amos J, lumber.
Ambrose Henry J, barber. Amundson Albert C, physician.
Anderson Nicholas, meats.
Anderson Tony & Son (Tony and Orlow) pumps.
Bank of Cambridge (capital $10,000), R N Dow cashier.
Bilstad Gunerius, physician.
Bilstad Ole, drugs.
Cambridge Concert Band, Albert Lanom leader.
Cambridge Hotel, Wm Kenzler propr.
Cambridge Lumber Co, Amos J Allen ser and mngr.
CAMBRIDGE NEWS, J G Patterson Pub- lisher.
Cambridge Opera House, Dykesten & OL son mngrs.
Cambridge Tel Co, G W Wildar pres, Arthur F Krippner vice-pres, Francis Murphy sec, C C May treas and mngr. Cargen John B, physician. Cedar Lodge, H L Cowles propr.
Chjolseth Peter J, agrl implts
Clark Lucius W, physician.
Cowles Byron K, propr Ingleside Cottage Crump L C, auctioneer. Curtis Wm, feed mill.
Doolittle Royal J, farm impts.
England Jens A, furniture. England Peter A, carpenter.
Fosse A L, vet surgeon.
Gallman Wm, livery.
Gates W R, cattle breeder, 3 miles e.
Haight John T, prin of school.
Halverson Rev John (Norwegian Lutheran) Hanson Frederick, painter.
Hanson Nels, shoes.
Hanson Oscar H, general store and leaf tobacco.
Haug Martin H, jeweler.
Henning Frank P, dentist.
Hess Charles, dray.
Hoard Arthur P, creamery.
Holt Nels A, restaurant.
Ingleside Cottage, Byron K Cowles, propr. INTERNATIONAL BANK THE (Capital $5,000), E P May Pres, C C May Cashier. Jarlsberg Ole, clothing.
Johnson John F, carpenter.
Johnson J G, mngr J Vetterlein & Co.
Johnson Maas, tailor.
Johnson Ole T, pumps.
Johnson Tyge, carpenter.
Josephson Rev C H (Norwegian Metho- dist).
Kampstead Andrew, saloon.
Kenzler Frederick, ice.
Kenzler Wm, prop /Cambridge House.
Krause & Morton, agrl implts.
Kravik & Omsgard (Herman Kravik, Ed- ward Omsgard), general store.
Legreid Christian, blacksmith.
Lewis John, painter.
Lillesand Severt L, grocer.
Lindenhurst (summer resort), Mrs C Will May propr, Lake Ripley.
Lund Albert, saloon.
Lund Drug Co (Albert L and Norman T Lund), druggists.
Lund Richard, painter.
Lundberg Adolph, shoes.
McAlister Rev George (Presbyterian).
May Mrs C Will, propr Lindenhurst.
Morton A E, justice of peace.
Myra Ole, saloon.
Nelson Frederick, mason.
Olson IMrs Dora, music teacher.
Olson Gjest T, harnessmaker.
Olson Hans A, hardware.
Olson H F, ins agt. Olson Olaf J, village clerk.
Olson Tillie, milliner.
PATTERSON JESSE G, Pubir Cambridge News.
Porter John W, auctioneer.
Potter E M. sorghum mill.
Potter Mrs W K, music teacher.
Prairie Queen Creamery, John Christian- son mngr.
Rutherford Lizzie, dressmaker.
Rund Mrs Lizzie, music teacher.
Ryerson Louis, carpenter.
Sanders Belle, dressmaker.
Sanders Wm, flour mill.
Scobie J A, carriage mnfr.
Scobie Mary, milliner.
Scott Daniel, town treas.
Serns (Sern, mason.
Severson Louis, general store.
Severson Peter, stone quarry, 1 mile s. Slagg Thomas C, general store.
Spande Rev Thomas J (Lutheran).
Stewart Charles L, carpenter.
Telyea W B, mngr Hoards Creamery.
Robt. B. Clark
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Real Estate and Unimproved Lands. (See page 12.)
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Campbellsport
Throndson B A, village treas.
Townsend James H, live stock.
Townsend & Porter (James S Townsend, John W Porter), real estate. Turnbull J B, poultry breeder.
Vetterlein J & Co (Philadelphia), J Johnson mngr, leaf tobacco.
Wisconsin Tel Co, Hans A Olson mngr. Woelffer Frank, agrl impts.
CAMERON.
Population, 500. An incorporated village on the C. & St. Paul., M. & O. and M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Rys. in Stanley township, Barron county, 6 miles from Barron, the judicial seat and banking point. Telegraph and telephone facilities. Exp. Am. and Western.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA.
(See page 4.)
Badger State Lumber Co, B F Holbrook mngr.
Bank of Cameron (capital $6,000), M C Howard pres, C H Museus cashier.
BARTLETT C E, Real Estate, Produce, Potatoes, Flour and Feed.
Beggs Jerry R, produce.
Bennett & Murray (Asa C Bennett, G A Campbellsport Mutual Fire Ins Co, H A Murray), cranberry growers. Wrucke sec.
Best E C & Co, E C Best mngr, produce. Boertz John, meats.
Breitenbach John, creamery.
Burton Partha, propr Pine Grove Inn.
Burton R A, R R exp and tel agt.
Cameron Review, Edgar V Nevins publr. Dalby L O, shoemkr.
Eggsted Bros (Peter and Mathew), saloon. Ekeron Peter, shoes.
Forsyth Iver, carp.
Hartenstein Rev C C (Lutheran).
Hawkins Thomas R, phys.
Hessel Henry, bottler.
Hotel Central, George McCullum propr.
Hotel Welch, Henry A Welch propr.
Howard. Martin C, livery.
Jensen Lizzie, druggist.
Johnson Jerry P, brewers' agt.
Johnson & Svenson (John P Johnson, Grossen Samuel, cheese mnfr.
John Svenson), general store.
Karenke Otto, saloon.
Lofgren K Oscar, blksmith.
McCullum George, propr Hotel Central.
MAUSETH & ROE (Siver Mauseth, Ole Roe), General Store. Meyer Hans, pumps, etc.
Murphey Charles F, produce.
Nevins Edgar V, publr Cameron Review.
Northern Supply Co, Johnson & Svenson Mccullough Bros, general store.
agts, general store. Pine Grove Inn, Partha Burton propr. Post Edward, hardware.
St Louis Peter, blksmith.
Samson Mrs S B, genl store.
Sargent Harry J, gunsmith.
Spickerman Frank, saloon.
Starks Leonard C, produce.
Templeton Mrs A E, milliner.
Templeton & Dross (J E Templeton, J Richter Bros, harnessmkrs. Dross), handle mnfrs.
Tester John, lumber.
Thompson Albert T, genl store.
Thompson Thomas J, jeweler.
Thomson Bros (Albert and Thomas general store.
Tower N B, hotel.
Walker Samuel, gardener. Welch Henry A, propr Hotel Welch.
CAMPBELLSPORT
Population, 800. Originally settled in G 1873, is an incorporated village located on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Ashford and Auburn townships, Fond du Lac county, 16 miles southeast of Fond du Lac, the county seat. Has Baptist, Catholic, Meth- odist and Reformed churches, a graded public school, a bank and a weekly news- paper, the News. Telephone connection. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Platt Durand, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Ashford Fire Ins Co, I Klotz pres, J A Hendricks sec.
Asmann Edward, teacher.
Bacon H W, cashr First Natl Bank.
Boeckler M R, hardware.
Brittingham & Nixon Lumber Co.
Broughton C E, publr Campbellsport
News. Brown -, grain dealer.
Campbellsport Cornet Band, P A Hoffman leader.
publr. j
Damm Henry, saloon.
Damm Philip, saloon.
Degenhardt Michael. hotel.
DURAND PLATT, Postmaster.
Ebert C :A, mason.
Ebert C F. glove mnfr.
Farrell Michael, live stock.
Findeisen F M, grain elevator.
First National Bank (capital $25,000), J F Barber -res, H N Bacon cashr.
Flood J S, potatoes.
Foerster G L, pumps.
Gilboy James, justice.
Gilboy & Stenn, furniture.
Glass Sisters, dressmakers.
Grimminger F, carpenter.
Guenther Philip, hotel.
Haefner August, blksmith.
Hall Frank, meats.
Helmer M E, grocer.
Hoffman Philip A, physician.
Hoffman's Cornet Band.
Huecker J C, dentist.
Jackson J W, flour mill.
Kohler Lorenzo C, shoemaker.
Mccullough James, grain elevator.
Meenk G F, barber. Meixenspeiger Joseph F, meats.
Murray Will, saloon.
Paas John H, notary public.
Peck B, livery.
Peck E L, deputy sheriff.
Pesch Adam, wagonmaker.
Piehl Frederick, tailor.
Rothke Emil, r r, exp and tel agt.
Russell H F, physician.
Sackett H F, cheese mnfr.
Saeman, Loebs & Knichel Co, genl store.
J), Schimmelpfennig Henry, saloon.
Schlaefer Joseph, builder.
Schlaefer J P, jeweler.
G. D. JONES LAND CO., WAUSAU, WIS. (See page 9)
We Own 28,000 acres Marathon County L'ands.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
221-225 Eighth St .. all kinds of Brass Wickets, Fences, Crestings, Manufacturer of Metal Goods, Office and Desk Railings, and all kinds Ornamental Iron Work.
L 80 C C. Colnik Mnf'g Co.,
Campbellsport News, Q Broughton
FERROFIX BRAZING CO. 251 LAKE ST. Milwaukee, Wis. (See page 3.)
Campbellsport
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Caroline 245
Schlaefer Mrs T, milliner. Schmidt John C, musical instruments. Smith Bertha, dressmaker. Spores Henry, blacksmith. Uehlman J P. dentist. Ulrich Bernard, cigar mnfr. Utke G H, blacksmith. Van Dezande Charles, photogr. Wedde Wm, hardware. Wenzel & Hall, furniture. Wills Jennie, music teacher. Yankow Arthur, confr.
CAMP DOUGLAS.
Population, 500. An incorporated village on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., at the in- tersection of the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Orange township, Juneau county, 14 miles northwest of Mauston, the county seat. Has a bank. Telephone connection. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. and U. S. George M. Frohmader, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Althaus Bros (Frank and Wm), meats.
Bank of Camp Douglas, Chas H Horton pres, A C Johnson vice-pres, Evelyn Singleton cashier.
Barrett John, saloon.
BELMONT HOUSE, George Eberhart. Propr.
Brick Hotel The. Geo Eberhart propr.
Chinn Bernice G, drugs.
Christopherson & Son (Alex and Lars), blacksmiths.
Cron Chas O, physician.
Davis E L, r r and exp agt.
Davis Mrs F L, milliner. Eberhart Alex, livery
EBERHART GEORGE, Propr Belmont Canton Creamery and Cheese Co. House and Brick Hotel. Flor J F, general store.
Eberhart W FF, general store.
Frederickson F C. shoes and harness. FROHMADER GEORGE M, General Store and Live Stock.
Gage Fred, barber.
Gleason Lorenzo E & Son (Lorenzo E and White A O, grain.
Wm E), grain. Hanson R L, hardware. Happle C F, dentist.
Hoton Charles H, hardware.
Johnson Alba C, general store. Lynn Bert HH, jeweler and barber. Merton G E. restaurant.
Palmer & Kester, J U Spracher mngr, creamery.
Parks W B, insurance.
Siebold Charles H, lumber and justice. Weller Charles N, drayman.
Williams Major Charles W, commandant Camp Douglas.
CAMPIA.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Burke M L, grain. Forrest John, saloon. Holton Harold, produce. Horsman & Co, farm produce.
Larson M, produce.
MONAHAN FRANK F, General Store Northern Supply Co, grain. Reckenthaler J, blacksmith.
CAMP LAKE.
Population, 120. A summer resort on the Wisconsin Central Ry. and on Camp Lake, in Salem township, Kenosha county, 18 miles southwest of Kenosha, the judicial seat, and 5 from Antioch, Ill., the nearest banking point. Exp., National. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. A. C. Gibbons, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Camp Lake House, J H McVey propr. Cresent Robert, barber.
Jordan James, vet surgeon.
Knickerbocker Ice Co.
LAMB L E, Hotel and Ins. Agt.
McVey J H, propr Camp Lake House. - Oatting Bros, ice.
Orvis H F, contractor.
Walsh W P, railroad and exp agt.
Yaw Henry E, hotel.
CANTON.
Population, 150. On the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry., in Sumner township, Barron county. 12 miles northeast of Barron, the judicial seat, and 9 from Rice Lake, both of which places afford banking facilities. Has a Methodist church. Exp., Western, Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. A. J. Francis, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
FRANCIS A J, General Store.
Kleve R W, blacksmith.
Locke Wm, saw mill.
Pockard Jay, R R exp and tel agt.
Ward J M, agrl implts.
Kebaugh A, feed mill.
CARNOT.
A country postoffice in Forestville town- ship, Door county, 12 miles south of Stur- geon Bay, the judicial seat, 4 from For- estville, the nearest shipping point, and 8 from Algoma, the nearest banking point. H. J. Teske, postmaster, general store and cheese mnfr.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
CAROLINE.
Population, 170. On the Embarrass
Population, 50. On the M., St. P & S. river, in Grant township, Shawano county, Ste M. Ry., in Rice Lake township, Bar- 20 miles southwest of Shawano, the county ron county, 14 miles from Barron, the seat, and 4 from Marion, on the C. & N. county seat, and 6 miles from Rice Lake, W. Ry., the nearest shipping and banking the nearest banking point. Telephone point. Has Evangelical and 2 Lutheran connection. Frank Monahan, post- master.
churches. Is on the daily mail stage route from Leopolis to Marion. Charles Engel, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Baumann Rev H (Lutheran). Braun Frederick, wagonmaker. Buettner Theodore, flour mill.
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Builder Herman, farmer.
Ebert. Albert, blacksmith.
ENGEL CHARLES, General Store.
Farmer Boys' Cornet Band.
Frank Bros, saw mill, 4 miles n w.
Frankow Wm, mason.
Hacker Herman, agrl impts.
Hoeft E J, hardware.
Kosche Rev D (Lutheran).
Leiske Ludwig, bicycles and constable. Malneg Herman, saloon and hotel.
Moenke F, agrl impts.
Netzel Julius, saloon.
NETZEL REINHOLD, Hotel and Saloon. Osterholt A V. books.
Portratz John, general store.
Raasch Herman, blacksmith.
Schmidt August, mason.
Thiele Ernest, saw mill.
Westphal Herman, live stock.
CARTER.
Population, 200. On the C. & N. W. Ry., in Wabeno township, Forest county, 30 miles from Crandon, the county seat, and 42 from Gillett, the nearest banking point. Mail, daily. W. E. Miner, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Nienemann Herman, cheese mnfr. (See page -4.) O'Reilly James P, blacksmith.
Bocher Robert, saloon.
Boland M L, Justice of Peace.
Bowman D, restaurant.
Collins Russell, Justice of Peace.
Hemenway E & Co, general store.
Hotel Carter, Miner Bros proprs.
Johnson John, saloon.
Martin Bros, saw mill.
Mielke Bros, saloon.
Mielke John, blacksmith.
Mielke Philip, barber.
MINER BROS, General Store, Saw and Planing Mill and Proprs Hotel Carter. Moerstad Rev Erik Q (Lutheran).
CARYVILLE.
Population, 35. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Rock Creek township, Dunn coun- ty, 18 miles southeast of Menomonie, the county seat, and 11 from Eau Claire, the nearest banking point. Mail stage daily to Rock Falls and Mondovi. Telephone connection. P. O. Strande, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page ,4.)
Milwaukee Elevator Co.
Ness Wm W. hotel. Plumer George B, railroad agt.
STRANDE PETER 0, General Store.
CASCADE.
Population, 300. On the Milwaukee river, in Lyndon township, Sheboygan county, 18 miles southwest of Sheboygan, the county seat, 314 west of Waldo, on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., the nearest railroad station, and 7 southwest of Plymouth, the nearest banking point. Has Catholic, Lutheran and United Brethren churches, a saw and 2 grist mills. Stages twice a day to Waldo; fare, 25 cents. Telephone connection. Mail, daily. L. C. Bartlett, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Allcox G E, hotel.
Amberlang George, barber. Amberlang Maurice, shoemaker.
BARTLETT L C, Groceries, Drugs and Justice.
Bradley W A, carpenter.
Burk Rev B J (Catholic).
Clark G W, news dealer.
Groghan A P, music dealer.
Doherty Philip H, meats.
Dollard E C, physician.
Flynn Martin, saloon.
Grabs Paul E. harnessmaker.
Grosskrentz Charles, hotel.
Grosskrentz J . W, mason.
Halboth Rev J W (Lutheran).
Hulce Edward, general store.
Kablitz C, mason. Keyes E J, cheese mnfr.
Kilcoyn Anthony, hotel.
Lammers A J, grist mill.
Leahey Hannah, dressmaker.
MoDonnell Emma, teacher.
Mechelkie Louis, cheese mnfr.
Meyer John, shoes.
Moeller Carrie, teacher.
Moll Louis, general store.
Nienemann Charles, wagonmaker.
Piper E J, barber.
Piper John, vet surgeon.
Radtke August, blacksmith.
Rogers A C, physician.
Ruppenthal Adolph, hardware.
Schlenter John, saw mill.
Schultz John, blacksmith.
Smith John E, hotel.
Timm J W, grist mill.
Vetter Sarah, dressmaker.
Zelm H, cattle dealer.
CASCO.
Population, 350. On the A. & W. Ry., in Casco township, Kewaunee county, 12 miles northwest of Kewaunee, the judicial seat. Has a Catholic church and a bank. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Telephone con- nection. Edward Decker, postmaster.
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BANK OF CASCO (Capital $5,000), E Decker Pres, Nathan Decker Cashr.
Barta John, wagonmaker.
Bohman E, live stock.
Burke M W, live stock.
Casco & B Tel Co.
Casco Cheese Factory.
CASCO LAND AND LUMBER CO, E Decker Pres, E. Decker Jr Sec; Farm Lands, Lath, Planing, Saw and Shingle Mill.
Casco Meat Market.
Casco Novelty Co, furniture mnfrs.
Casco Produce Co, produce.
Cipin Rev A (Catholic).
Decker E, express agent.
Defnet Anton, hotel.
Doyle Wm, blacksmith.
Drury Thos, hardware.
Duvall Joseph & Son, genl store.
Gaynor Pat, propr Brussels House.
Lawler Dennis, prin of school.
¡Lochman P J, shoemaker.
CEMENT S Milwaukee Cement Co., 7 Plankinton Bldg., Milwaukee, Wis.
(See Page 7.) MADISON, WIS. Good Reliable Agents Wanted. ORGANIZED 1867. THE UNION CENTRAL Life Insurance Co., Cincinnati, Ohio Assets, $43,891,738.40 M. D. FETHERS. Gen'l Agent, Southern Wis.
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Casco
Peterson D H, constable.
Piper Charles, cheese mnfr.
J. CHRIS. HEINRICH,
Consulting Mechanical Engineer -FUEL ECONOMY.
ENGINE AND BOILER TESTS A SPECIALTY. (See Page 4.)
921 GARFIELD AVENUE, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Casco WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Cassville 247
McGrath W P, physician.
Meacham W P, railroad agent.
Sinkler James, hotel. Strnad Bros, machinists.
Weisner George, clothier.
Wisconsin Telephone Co.
CASHTON.
Population, 550. An incorporated village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Jefferson township, Monroe county, 19 miles south of Sparta, the judicial seat, and 15 north of Viroqua. Has Catholic and Congrega- tional churches, a high school, a bank, and 2 weekly newspapers, the Record and Independent. Telephone connection. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. E. Barth, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
BANK OF CASHTON (Capital $10,000),
Cashier.
Barth Herman F, furniture.
Bates George J, hardware.
Berg Bros, saloon.
Beyer Wm, hotel.
Bierke Ole, restaurant.
Bohl Bros (John and Wm), meats. Borgerson B, restaurant.
BRIGGS O G, Publr Cashton Record.
Brody & Seitz, live stock.
Cash Mercantile Co, genl store.
Cashton Cornet Band, L M Kemberk Idr. seat, and 10 from Tomahawk, the nearest
Cashton Milling Co, flour mill.
Cashton Orchestra, H F Barth Idr.
CASHTON RECORD, Oliver G Briggs Publisher.
Cashton Steam Laundry.
Cashton Telephone Co, James supt.
Hanson
Coe Carl C, Jeweler.
Cremer Cornelius H, physician.
Cremer John, general store.
Degenhardt Wm, laundry.
Dolan Patrick, general store.
Du Mez Albert A, drugs. Dunnum O P, hardware.
Eikgarnd Rev A H (Lutheran).
Engebretson Louis J, barber.
Enterprise Butter Co. Erickson N A, well driller.
Green Ross, well driller. Gudos Edward, general store. Hall G H, grocer. Hall Henry, planing mill. Halverson P, carpenter.
HANSON PETER J, Hardware. Heiser Frank, meats.
Holmberg Louis J, physician.
Jansen John, stone mason.
Johnson Rev C S (Congregational).
Johnson George, harness.
Johnson Louis, furniture.
Johnson Rena, dressmaker.
Jones Edward, barber.
Lane L A, r r exp and tel agt.
Launfenberg H H, saloon.
Lukas E, cigar mnfr.
McEachron H E Co, grain.
McMullen Wm, coal. Marx Bros, furniture.
Marx Henry, hardware.
Melguard O C, marble wkr.
Mitby P E, grain, Moen Henry O, tailor. Nelson Ole E, general store.
Olson Emil, soda water.
Olson J T, tinsmith.
Perkins Samuel, blacksmith.
Peterson C B, dentist.
Rice M J, dentist.
Rudolph F J, saloon.
Rudolph Joseph, painter.
Schnitzler Rev Peter (Catholic).
Schroeder H E, livery.
Senz T, blacksmith.
Sherrick J H, barber.
Sorge H & Son, creamery.
Taylor W W, lumber.
Thorson Torgen J, photogr.
Uselman Charles, saloon.
Vitzenda J M, blacksmith.
Wilgrub G M, carpenter.
CASIMIR.
Stevens' Point, the judicial seat, banking and shipping point. Mail, daily. A. Wal- kush, postmaster and general store.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page .4.)
CASSIAN.
Population, 60. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Cassian township, Oneida county, 16 miles west of Rhinelander, the judicial
banking point. J. P. Jenson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Boie Anna, teacher.
Case P A, Justice of Peace.
Clements Frank & Son, saw mill.
JENSON J P, General Store and Hotel.
Jenson Jennie P, teacher.
Lang Theodore, constable.
Sorenson J P, real estate.
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