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CASSVILLE.
Population, 1,000. An incorporated vil- lage on the C., B. & Q. Ry., and on the Mississippi river, in Cassville township, Grant county, 21 miles southwest of Lan- caster, the county seat. Has Baptist,
Catholic, Lutheran anđ Methodist churches, water works, an electric light plant, canning factory, creamery and 2 weekly newspapers, the Index and Re- cord. Mail stage daily to Beetown. Exp .. Adams. Telegraph and telephone facili- ties. W. F. Okey, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Andrews Wm, painter.
Barrows George W, brick mnfr.
Bausch & Budworth (John H Bausch, Clyde Budworth), cigar mnfrs and bar- bers.
Beach Mrs Rebecca F. milliner.
Beede Charles G, photographer. Beilharz Henry, general store.
Bernhardt Bros (Charles H and Jacob J), meats.
Bernhardt Sisters (Celia and Elizabeth), dressmakers.
Binkert Fridolin, general store.
Bistram Benjamin B, saloon.
Blewett Edward J. blacksmith.
Burgess J. Martin, ins.
Department 8, WASHINGTON, D. C.
Dunnville Stone Co.
Robert A. Lang, Pres., H. R. Lang, Sec. and Treas. CUT STONE CONTRACTORS
(Incorporated) Cut and Sawed Stone from their Quarries at Dunnville and Colfax, Wis .; also Dealers in General Merchandise. Store at Dunnville. Address No. 656 Galloway Street, EAU CLAIRE, WIS.
PATENTS.
Book. Address, W. T. FITZGERALD & CO., Attorneys at Law,
treated as sacredly confidential. 25 years' experience. Highest references. Send for
Free. Send Sketch or Model for Free Opinion as to Patentability. All business
Trade-Marks, Caveats, Labels and Copyrights promptly procured. A 48-Page Book
A country postoffice in Hull township, Watson Earle President, L M Earle Portage county, 312 miles northwest -of
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)
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Cassville R. L. POLK & CO.'S Catawba
Calloway & Ziegler (Walter Calloway, In-|Scheibl George (estate), proprs Cassville doston Ziegler), saloon. Brewery.
Cassville Bank The (capital $5,000), P T Schwerin Frederick, shoemaker.
Stevens pres, G A Stevens cashr.
Cassville Brewery, George Scheibl (est) proprs.
CASSVILLE INDEX THE (Weekly), Standard Telephone Co, Frank H Grimm John Foley Publr. mngr.
Cassville Record (weekly), J M Klauer publr.
Concert Hall, Walter Kleinpell mngr. Cook Horatio, cigarmnfr.
Craig Wesley, carpenter.
Curry John B, dentist.
DECHOW FRED W, General Store.
DENNISTON HOUSE, Eldridge Ishmael Turtscher Ferdinand, painter.
Propr.
Derichs Bros (Peter and Philip), meats.
Derichs Mrs Elizabeth, conf and restrt.
Dietrich Frank J, confectioner.
Dietrich George P, carpenter.
Eckstein Frank, furniture and under- taker. Finney Thomas W, agrl implts.
Foehringer George J, shoes.
FOLEY JOHN, Publr The Cassville Index. Castle Rock township, Grant county, 20
Grimm Frank H, drugs.
Grimm Herman, grain.
GRIMM PHILIP C, General Store.
Groom George E, cattle breeder, 4 miles son, postmaster.
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Habermann John, saloon.
Habermann John jr, blacksmith.
Hartford Wm P, physician.
Henderson Mrs Mattie, music teacher.
Henkel Mrs Minnie, boarding house.
Hohenadel Jr Button Co, P Hohenadel pres. Holford Ubert L, physician. Holt Wm, mason.
ISHMAEL ELDRIDGE, Propr Denniston House.
Ishmael Valorus, saloon.
Jensen & Peterson (Jens Jensen, Walter Peterson), bowling alley.
Jones Rev J J (Catholic).
Klauer Jacob M, publr Cassville Record. Kleinpell Albert, harness.
KLEINPELL BROS (Julius and Walter), Mnfrs and Dealers in Lumber, Sash, Doors, (Blinds, etc.
Kleinpell Eugene, harnessmaker
Kleinpell H & Co (Henry and Kleinpell), hardware.
Eugene .Klender Matilda, apiarist.
Krausse & Schneck.
KLINDT, GEIGER & CO (John A Klindt, Otto F Geiger), General Store, Creamery and Grain.
Klindt & Geiger Canning Co, Otto F
Geiger pres, Otto Fahling sec, John Klindt treas.
Klotz R Q, prin of school.
Kuchenberg Mrs Gertrude, milliner.
Kuchenberg Joseph, saloon.
Matson Rev J L (Methodist).
Obershaw Antwine, dray.
Okey Wm F, wood dealer and postmaster. Ortscheid John B, notary public.
Ortscheid Wm P, jeweler.
Pierce Wallace R, mason.
Prior August C, general store.
RAISBECK JOHN, Livery and Feed Sta- ble.
Schaal Mrs Amelia, baker.
Scharfenstein Chas J, general store.
Starr Harry L, saloon and paperhanger.
Stephens Mrs Margaret, ins.
Stevens Gustavus A, notary public.
Tate & Kleinpell (Orlie F Tate, Oscar C Kleinpell), hardware.
Teasdale A B, stone quarry.
Trollope Elijah, grocer.
Vogel Setta, music teacher.
Voight Peter, lime kiln.
Ward Walter M, physician.
Weatherwax Wm W, r r exp and tel agt. Weber & Weist (Theodore Weber, Joseph Weist jr), well borers.
CASTLE ROCK.
Population, 60. On the Blue river, in
miles northeast of Lancaster the county seat, and 10 from Montfort, the nearest banking and shipping point. John John-
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Castle Rock Dairy Assn, cheese mnfrs. Johnson Chris S, justice.
JOHNSON JOHN, General Store and Blacksmith.
CATARACT.
Population, 250. On Soper creek, a water power stream in Little Falls township, Monroe county, 11 miles north of Sparta, the county seat, banking and shipping point. Has Lutheran and Methodist Epis- copal churches. Average price of im- proved land in vicinity, $30 per acre. Tele- phone connection. James A. Cole, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Ball A, mason.
Cody D W, livery.
COLE JAMES A, General Store and No- tary Public.
Covey Blanche, teacher.
Gibson A D, constable.
Green George, Justice of Peace.
Hammon Bros, blacksmiths.
Janes G W, hotel.
Mayfield G E, saloon.
A Minglet Christ, carpenter. Monroe Telephone Co.
Peterson Olaf, feed mill.
Scantleton John F, general store:
Scantleton Mrs Susie M, milliner.
Scantleton S & Son, flour mill.
Smothers C W, mason.
Sweet R V, barber.
Sweet Mattie, teacher.
West B D, meat market.
Whitney F H, physician.
CATAWBA.
Population, 150. Is located on the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry., in Catawba town- ship, Price county, 16 miles south of
WE WANT YOUR COLLECTIONS.
Northwestern Col. Agency, 6th Floor Sentinel
Bidg, Milwaukee, Wis. Years of experience enables us to give satis- faction in every particular. Experienced collection attorneys retained in each city. Special attorneys sent from home office when desired.
(See adv. in Classi-
CHAS. W. SCHNECK, BRO. & CO. 727-729 St. Paul Ave., Milwaukee, WIS, fied Machinists.)
PRACTICAL MACHINISTS
Repairing Engines, Gas Engines and Pumps of Every Description. Builders of Special Machinery, Tools, Dies, Etc. General Repairing.
Schwerin Rudolph W, restaurant.
Sherman Mrs J L, boarding house. Smith Glen, barber.
How's Your Wiring? Does it Pass Underwriters' Inspection? -ESTIMATES AND POINTERS A. O. COLBY, La CROSSE, WIS.
Catawba
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Cecil 249
Phillips, the county seat, and 12 from
Prentice, both of which places afford
banking facilities. Tel., W. U. Exp.,
Western. Telephone connection. Matthew land county, 24 miles northeast of Rich-
Miller, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Allgaier Leopold, Justice of Peace.
Bindiven W J, Justice of Peace.
Chippewa Valley Tel Co.
Clark Frank, mason.
Gibbs Blanche, teacher.
Harrison John, shoemaker.
Gruber J B & Co, general store.
Hammer P H, saw mill.
Jorgerson J W, mason.
Kleve Martha, teacher.
Kraemer John, carpenter.
Landry Ed, saloon.
MILLER MATTHEW, Grocery and Real Estate.
Moore Joseph, hotel.
Noller Mike, hotel.
Olson Charles, blacksmith.
Red Bird Lumber Co.
Rickert Arthur, carpenter.
St. Germain John, constable.
Samphier C J, r r exp and tel agt. Schwindt Stella, teacher.
CATO.
Population, 200. On the C. & N. W. Ry., in Cato township, Manitowoc county, 12 miles northwest of Manitowoc, the county seat and nearest banking point, and 87 north of Milwaukee. Originally settled in 1832. Has Catholic and Presbyterian churches, a cheese box factory, a cream- ery and a feed mill. Mail stages daily to Taus and Menchelville north and Clark's Mills and Oslo south. Telephone connec- tion. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. W. N. Killen, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Augustine Charles, blacksmith. Cooney M D, livery.
KILLEN W N, General Store, Lumber, Coal and Cheese Box Mnfr.
Mullins B, live stock.
O'Connell Richard S. physician.
Piper Orin, feed mill. Reitmeyer Joseph, saloon. Scanlon Patrick, meats.
Sracina Albert, creamery.
Strande Charles, railroad agt. Wilhelm Peter, wagonmaker.
CAVOUR.
Population, 50. On the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry., in Caswell township, Forest county, 13 miles northeast of Crandon, the judicial seat. Exp., Am. Tel., Soo. Wm. A. Bull, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
HESS FRANK, General Store and Hotel.
Houston John, saloon. Kister Gust, carpenter. Murphy Lumber Co. Ramsey George, farmer.
Ross Charles, farmer. Wells Lumber Co.
CAZENOVIA.
Population, 300. A village on Little Bar- aboo river, in Westford township, Rich-
land Center, the judicial seat, and 7 from Lavalle, the nearest banking and shipping point. Stages daily to Lavelle, Corwin and Richland Center. Mail, daily. J. C. An- derson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Anderson J C, general store.
Barrington Joseph, saloon.
Bohn C E, saw mill and stave mnfr.
Carl John, saw mill. .
CLARY F W, General Store.
Duren Joseph, saw mill.
Fisher Bros, hardware.
Glesen & Drea, carpenters.
Herlihy Dennis, shoemaker. Herlihy J S, boots and shoes.
Klang Theodore, painter.
Kitson Mrs J, milliner.
Lugowski Rev Theodore (Catholic).
Miller George, carpenter.
Moyes Frederick, blacksmith.
Nelson J M, barber and undertaker.
Rauskauff T, saloon.
Rauskauff D, saloon.
Rebillard H, saloon.
ROCKUILER JOSEPH, Hotel.
Sweeney H. meats.
Tkadlic Joseph, physician. Wall Wm, grist mill.
CECIL.
Population, 400. A village on the C. & N. W. Ry., and on Shawano Lake, in Washington township. Shawano county, 8 miles northeast of Shawano, the county seat and nearest banking point, and 42 north of Appleton. It dates its settle- ment from 1884. Has Catholic. Evangelical and Lutheran churches. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. Henry C. Scheller, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bartels Charles, sewing machines.
Bastar Charles, blacksmith.
Bell Tel Co.
Bender Philip, wagonmaker.
Bocher Herman, agrl implts.
Buche E W, brewer.
Cecil Silver Cornet Band, H C Scheller leader.
Frelise John, hotel.
Gehm F, saloon.
Gipp A, hardware. Goers Wm. blacksmith.
Hannemann C A, photographer.
Heimburg A .V. grain.
Hoffman George. blacksmith.
Kammermann Chris, butcher.
Kern Joseph, physician.
Koeppen Henry, saloon.
Lake View House, G N Ruckert, propr. Lastofka Frank, tailor. Lemke Wm jr, carpenter.
Martin S J Co, grain buyers.
Mierswa A, r r exp and tel agt.
Nauman Rev W (Lutheran).
Peterman Wm, hotel.
Peterman & Meyer, saw mill.
Samp Gustav, harnessmaker.
Henry Danischefsky MASON and GENERAL
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Steam, Hot Water and ventilating Heating
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Reliable Life Insurance at Cost. Combining the economy of Fraternal Insurance with the Reserve
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250 Cecil R. L. POLK & CO.'S Cedarburg
Schardt Paul, saloon.
SCHELLER H C. Jeweler, Musical In- struments, Leader Silver Cornet Band and Justice of Peace.
Schmidt L W, barber. Schultz Rev L (Lutheran).
Schulz Rev Otto (German Evang).
Von Himeburg Arno, creamery.
Reinheimer Augusta, milliner.
Zachow W C. live stock.
Zachow W C & Co, general store.
CEDAR.
Population, 125. On the C. & N. W. Ry., In Saxon township, Iron county, 17 miles west of Hurley, the county seat and nearest banking point, and 22 from Ash- land. Exp., Am. Tel., ,W. U. Telephone connection. George G. Miller, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page A.)
Anderson Mary, teacher.
Brazzo J J, Justice of Peace.
Bruggie W E, wood.
Brooks & Kenfield, wood.
Hardie D, logger.
Hays J P. constable.
Innes J D, farmer.
MILLER GEORGE G, General Store, Ho- DIETRICH JACOB, Propr Railroad House; Good Accommodations, Etc.
Peterson Hans, meats.
Smith W D. farmer.
CEDARBURG.
Population, 1,800. An incorporated city, located on the main line of the Lake Superior div. C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Ozaukee county, 9 miles southwest of Port Washington, the judicial seat, and 22 north of Milwaukee. It has a municipal electric light plant, a bank, 2 flour mills, a woolen mill, a sash, door and blind factory, a wire nail factory, willow works, shoe and slip- per manufactory, foundry, a brewery, sev- eral quarries and lime kilns, a good hotel, an opera house seating 500, and an eight- room school building costing $25,000. A weekly newspaper-the News-is published. Telephone connection. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Leopold E. Jochem, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Altenhofen Nicholas, general store.
ARMBRUSTER HENRY A, Bicycles and Electrical Goods.
Armbruster John, jeweler.
Bahrtz & Son (August and Wm), black- smiths.
Barthel Charles, painter.
Bauer Mrs C, music teacher.
BECKER JACOB B, Propr Central Bil- liard Hall. Choice Wines, Liquors and Hoffmann Bros (Louis and August), meats. Hoffmann Gustav, blacksmith.
Cigars always on Hand.
BECKMANN FRED, Propr Wisconsin House. Best Accommodations
for the Traveling Public. (See p 257.)
Behnisch Henry, harnessmaker.
Boerner Bros Co The, Arthur A Boerner pres, Gustave A Boerner sec, genl store. Boerner Flora, music teacher.
Boettcher Albert, cigar mnfr.
Boettcher John, meats.
Son (August and Wm), black- smiths.
BRUSS BROS (John F and Gottfried) Agricultural Implements and Seeds.
BRUSS JOHN F, Mayor of Cedarburg. Bruss J F & Sons Co (John F, John F Jr, and Leonard), general store.
Cedarburg Band, Jno F Armstrong Idr. CEDARBURG BREWERY, John Weber .Prop. (See p 253.)
CEDARBURG FOUNDRY, Wm Engbring Prop.
Cedarburg Mutual Fire Ins Co, F Mint- laff pres, C F Kinney sec.
CEDARBURG NEWS, Alex W Horn Pro- prietor.
Cedarburg Wire and Wire Nail Co. E G Wurtman pres, John Weber jr sec.
CEDARBURG WOOLEN MILLS, Diedrich Wittenberg Sr Pres, J Fred Wittenberg Sec and :Ingr.
CENTRAL BILLIARD HALL, Jacob B Wittenberg Sr Pres, J Fred Wittenberg and Cigars Always on Hand.
Central House, H C Nero propr.
COLUMBIA MILLS, Charles Schaefer, Propr.
Daley John, saloon. Dehling Frederick J, saloon.
ENGBRING WM, Propr Cedarburg Foun- dry.
Ernst Frank, carpenter.
Ertl Anton, barber.
EXCELSIOR SHOE AND SLIPPER .CO, W P Jochem Pres, C R Schleifer Sec- Treas and Manager.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS' BANK, Wm F Freund Pres, M P Becker Cashr. Fine Max, general merchant. Friedrich Roberts, shoes.
Freund Wm F, pres Farmers' and Mer- chants' Bank.
Froelich Jacob, shoes. GERMANTOWN INSURANCE CO, John Weber Agent. (See page 253.)
GERRITS GEORGE A, Druggist.
Gottschalk Chas, livery.
Groth Henry G, hardware.
Groth Otto, creamery.
Groth Theodore A. agrl implts.
HERZIGER EMIL, Meats and Sausage Mnfr.
HILGEN MANUFACTURING CO, J H Winner Pres, E G Hilgen Manager, Wm H Schroeder Treas. Sash, Doors and Blinds.
Hilgen Wm F, architect.
HOEHN LOUIS M, Furniture and Under- taker.
HORN ALEXANDER W, Propr Cedar- burg News.
Horn Wm H, propr Washington House. Huth Martin, saloon.
Jaehnert Herman, meats and town treas. Jaegar Otto, mason.
Jaehnert Herman, meats.
JOCHEM LEOPOLD E, Postmaster and General Store.
JOCHEM WM P, Saloon, Dealer in Grain Coal, Wood, Cement, Land Salt, Plas- ter and all Kinds of Seeds. (See page 253.)
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BLUE FLAG. Registered
ZIMMERMANN BROS. Clothing Co.
384 East Water St.,
MILWAUKEE,WIS. RETAIL. -
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MISSOURI PACIFIC RY "THE COLORADO SHORT LINE" TRADE MARK
tel and Saloon.
Gateway City Steel Tank and Roofing Co. LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN. Cornices, Skylights, Roofing and Siding, Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Work.
Cedarburg WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Cedarburg 251
Kannenberg Samuel H, blacksmith. Kenney Cornelius F, insurance.
Kiebel Rev A W (Lutheran).
Klatt Adolph W, cigar mnfr.
Kopp Fred, saloon.
KREUTZER A G, Physician and Surgeon. Luedtke Frank, laundry.
Lang Rev Wm (Lutheran).
Lau Chas, prin high school.
Lau Hugo, saloon.
Laugheinrich Oscar, r r exp and tel agt. Marando August, blacksmith.
LAUTERBACH BROS (John and Theo- dore), Clothing and Men's Furnishings. Lehman C W & Bro (Christopher W and Julius W), hardware.
Liessenberg Fred, carpenter.
Lutz Charles. saloon.
McGOVERN & HURTH (Wm McGovern, O J Hurth), Physicians and Surgeons.
WISCONSIN HOUSE,
FRED BECKMANN, Prop.
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS. OYSTERS DURING SEASON.
BOARD BY DAY OR WEEK.
Best of Accommodation for the Traveling Public. RATE, $1.00 PER DAY.
CEDARBURG, - -
- WISCONSIN.
WEBER & BODENDOERFER'S LIVERY.
Traveling Public a Specialty. Horses Bought and Sold.
CARRIAGES LET FOR WEDDINGS, FUNERALS, ETC. Rates Reasonable. Phone No. 3 2-R. CEDARBURG, WISCONSIN.
UNION HOUSE, CO.
CHAS. A. ZIETLOW, Propr. CEDARBURG, WISCONSIN.
Good Accommodations for Travelers. Rates Reasonable.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION. ELECTRIC LIGHT.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. COOD STABLING IN CONNECTION.
See Adv. in Cum- berlaud.
Miller' HIGH LAFE THE BEST
MILWAUKEE BEER
C L A M
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AMERICAN PLUMBING & HEATING CO.
GAS FITTING AND VENTILATING. Esti-
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING. mates Cheerfully Furnished. 134 Second Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS. (See Adv. in Milwaukee)
252 Cedarburg
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Cedar Grove
Meinecke Charles & Co (Charles Mein- ecke), basket mnfrs.
Mielke August, feed.
Nero Henry C, saloon.
NERO WILLIAM & CO (Wm Nero, Wm Oas, postmaster.
Hilgen), Florists.
O'Keefe Rev S W (Catholic).
Pfeiffer P J. creamery, 212 miles w.
Prapp Charles, photogr.
Raeder John W, mngr Wisconsin Tel Co. RAILROAD HOUSE, Jacob Dietrich
Propr. Your patronage Solicited.
Roebken & Wittenberg (Wm Roebken and G H Wittenberg), furniture.
Roth Henry, saloon.
Ruck Bros (G L K and W A Ruck), flour mill.
SCHAEFER CHARLES, Propr Columbia Mills.
Schellenberg Herman, general store, miles n.
31/2
Schiessle Alphonso, drugs.
Schmidt Carl, carpet weaver.
Schottler Jacob G, dentist.
Schroder Wm, insurance.
Schuh Nic, saloon.
Schwetti Christian, coal and wood.
Schwetti Fred G, city clerk.
Snyder Simon S ,vet surgeon.
Sonder Gust, baker.
Steiert George, ice.
Strassburger Rev E G (Lutheran).
Toll Bros (Frank and Wm), marble wkrs. TOLL FRANK, Saloon.
Turner Hall.
UNION HOUSE, Chas A Zietlow Propr, Good Accommodations, Reasonable
Rates, Bar in Connection. (See page 251.) Voight Henry, harness.
Vollmer John, mason.
Washington House, W H Horn propr. Weber Burgard, general store.
WEBER JOHN, Dealer in Malt and Hops and Propr Cedarburg Brewery and Agent for the Germantown Insurance Co. (See page 253.)
Weber Jno S, mason.
WEBER & BODENDOERFER (Joseph Weber, Henry Bodendoerfer), Livery Sale and Boarding Stable. A Trial Means Your Patronage. (See page 251.)
Weisbach Fred, carpet weaver.
WIESLER CONRAD, Saloon and Hotel, $1.00 per day.
WIESLER SISTERS (Alice and Lena), Milliners and Dressmakers.
Wiesler Wm H, dentist.
Wirth G H, general store.
Wirth & Groth (G H Wirth and A Groth), agri implts.
WISCONSIN HOUSE, Fred Beckmann,
Propr. Best Accommodations for the Traveling Public. (See page 251.)
Wisconsin Telephone Co, J W Raeder mngr.
Wurthmann Otto F, painter.
Meengs D, carpenter.
Mentink B, hardware.
Mentine Jacoba, dressmaker.
Mentink John, auctioneer.
Neerhoff & Meinen, meats.
Northern Grain Co, feed mill.
Pantzer Morris & Co (E E Porter, F S Morris), hardwood lumber.
Population, 200. A village on the Red Nelson E B, R R, exp and tel agt. Cedar river, in Red Cedar township, Dunn Roth Rev J W F (Presbyterian).
county, 5 miles northeast of Menomonie,
the county seat, banking and shipping point. A Methodist Episcopal church and a graded public school are here. Was first settled in 1860. Mail, daily. Olaf
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Cedar Falls Hotel, Charles Suckow propr. Dow O J, Justice of Peace.
Erickson Miss Nellie, dressmaker. Louis Ab, blacksmith.
McGowan James, saloon.
Maelhouse Andrew S, millwright.
OAS & ANDERSON, General Store. Perry Palmer W, wagonmaker.
Peterson Steven, carpenter. Plemon Louis M, mason.
Storm Mrs Mary, carpet weaver. Suckow Charles, propr Cedar Falls Hotel.
Wilcox D A, meat market.
Willard Johnson, miller.
Wing Alfred, carpenter.
Wisconsin Telephone Co.
CEDAR GROVE.
Population, 450. An incorporated village on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Holland town- ship, Sheboygan county, 14 miles south of Sheboygan, the county seat, and 38 miles north of Milwaukee. Was first set- tled in 1835. Has Presbyterian and Re- formed churches, a graded public school, an academy, foundry and steel works, automobile and marine gasoline engine manufactory, and a bank. Improved farm land in vicinity ranges in price from $100 to $150 per acre. Telephone connection. Exp., Am. Tel., W U. Adrian Fonteine, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
American Hotel, Theodore Weiler propr. Anderson L, barber.
Brummels Wm, pumps.
Clark Rev A (Dutch Reformed).
Cedar Grove State Bank, A J Ramaker propr.
'Cedar Grove State Bank (capital $25,000),
J B Heunink pres, John Vander Wall vice-pres, Wm Heunink cashr.
Dean & Lyke, dentists.
De Master Frederick H, grain elevator. De Master Peter, agrl implts.
De Smidt W A, jeweler. Heunink & De Master. general store.
Heunink H, cheese mnfr.
Heunink C J, vet surgeon.
Jungers J, saloon.
Koeppe & Mylink, general store.
Lammers G, Justice of Peace.
LUBACH JOHN, Real Estate, Wall Paper and Undertaker.
ZIEMER SISTERS (Ida and Alvina), Milliners and Dressmakers.
ZIETLOW CHARLES A, Propr Union House. (See page 251.) ZIETLOW WM J, Barber.
CEDAR FALLS.
T.I.C.
We sell FARMS, Country Prop- erties, City Properties, Homes, Timber Lands, Etc.
0. E. Pederson Land Co. LADYSMITH, WIS.
Ruslink & Son, shoes.
Is the Pioneer Company in Health Insurance. No Medi- cal Examination Required.
The Time Indemnity Company Germania Building, (See page 8.) MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Allouez
Bi-Magnesia Water cures Diabetes, Bright's Disease, Rheumatism. Mail postal for information. SPRINGS, GREEN BAY, WIS.
Cedar Grove
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Champion 253
WM. P. JOCHEM,
DEALER IN Grain, Feed, Coal, Wood, Salt, Land Plaster, Cement, Seeds, Etc. ALSO ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY. CEDARBURG, WISCONSIN.
CEDARBURG BREWERY JOHN WEBER, PROPR.
DEALER IN-
Barley and Hops.
Agent for Germantown Insurance Co.
CEDARBURG, WISCONSIN.
Soerens Wm, blacksmith. Ter Maaz H, drayman. Te Hartman E, photographer. Van Altena Louis sr, physician. Van Altena Louis jr, physician.
Vander Jast John, mason. Vander Ven J M, physician.
Vander Wall John, coal. Vander Weeld Susan, dressmkr.
Van Wyk Wm, painter.
Walvoord Hanna, milliner.
Winter E, teacher.
Weiler Theodore, propr American House.
Wisconsin Foundry & Steel Works (capital $75,000), John Jungers pres, Miss Abel sec, stove mnfrs.
Wynveen & Meengs, blacksmiths.
CENTERVILLE.
Population, 200. In Trempealeau town- ship and county, 30 miles southwest of Whitehall, the county seat, 41/2 from Trem- pealeau, the usual shipping point, and 5 southwest of Gatesville, the usual banking point. Mail, daily. Telephone connection. Earl Winters, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Atwood Carrie, music teacher.
Bartle Charles, barber.
Bartle Wm, painter.
Bennett Wm, carpenter.
Centerville Creamery Co.
Curtis C C, blacksmith.
Dutton A A. cattle breeder.
Gibson W H, live stock.
Johnson E R, general store.
Johnson Mrs E R, music teacher.
McDonough Wm, poultry breeder.
Marsh J H, live stock. Rhode Martin, saw mill.
Siewert Charles, flour mill.
Watson C C, livery stable.
WINTERS & PHALEN, General Store, Feed Mill and Agrl Impts.
CENTRALIA. A discontinued postoffice in Wood coun- ty. Send mail to Grand Rapids.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
|Has German Lutheran and Methodist Epis- copal churches, a bank and a weekly news- paper the Outlook. Stage twice daily, to Balsam Lake. Tel., Soo Line. Exp., Wes- tern. Telephone connection. Frank E. 'Dresser, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Blaisdell L 'A, carpenter.
Brown Thomas, grain.
Centuria Mercantile Co, general store.
DRESSER FRANK E, General Store. Frels H A, meats.
Hack J W, hardware.
Holcomb E A, hardware.
Howard J E, livery.
Ihrig Wm, saw mill.
Laton John, mason.
Lawrence G A, general store.
Liddell Charles, barber.
Love S, teacher.
Lowe J R, editor and publr Outlook.
McMullen Thomas, saloon.
Nelson Hans, carpenter.
Olson Bros, saloon.
O'Neal B V, blacksmith.
O'Reilly M J, lumber mnfr.
Outlook, J R Lowe editor and publr. Peyet T, saw mill.
Reotger Emil, blacksmith.
Ring S J, carpenter.
Rooney Marie, millinery.
Rosbach Charles, saloon.
St Croix Valley Tel Co.
Schebel August, mason.
State Bank of Centuria, Geo Wild pres, 'A L Peterson cashr.
Ten Eyck Wyet, livery.
Thomas C H, r r. exp and tel agt. Walime Charles, saloon.
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