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Preston Charles E, clerk of the court, Court House.
Pirnce Angeline, county supt of schools, Court House.
Progressive League The, A J McGilvray pres, M A Poznanski vice-pres, R A Jen- kins treas, Geo B Earley sec, 202 Bridge.
PUBLIC LIBRARY, Dr H H Hurd Pres, J A Seydel Sec. Miss Belle Walrath Li- brarian, 116-118 W Central.
Pung Yep Ah, laundry, 102 W Spring. Rabanstorf Frederick, saloon, 616 Bridge. Raycraft Thomas, creamery.
Raymond Elam, prin South Side sch.
Raymond George S, barber, 30 W Spring. Remol Ole S, shoemaker, 18 E Central. Retka Rev Francis (Catholic), 117 Allen: Revere House, G W Depew propr, 1 Bay. Riester & Dettloff (Edward Riester, Otto C Dettloff), drugs, 120 Bridge.
Ritchie Mary A, tchr Bay St sch.
Ritzinger L & Co (Louis Ritzinger, Ernest G Pannier), meats, 34 W Spring.
Robinson Frank S, dentist, 206 Bridge.
ROBINSON & PAGE (Peter Robinson and Charles L Page), Real Estate, Farm Land and Fire Ins, 6 W Central. (See p 261.)
Rodiger Frederick, meats, 13 S Grove. Rogers James, dairy, 3 miles w.
Rondeau Alfred, tailor, 320 Bridge. Rousseau Charles, saloon, 2 N Main.
Rusk & Hartwell (Lycurgus J Rusk), Law- yers, 27-27 Metropolitan Blk. Russell Walter, upholsterer, 12 W Birch. Ryan Thomas A, saloon, 108 Bridge.
St Joseph's Hospital, under charge of Sis- ters of St Francis, Sister Marciana su- perior, Drs C A Hayes and E P Ellenson phys, cor Pearl and Spruce.
St Louis Joseph, confr, 28 W Spring. Salter John, well borer, 721 Superior. Sands Andrew, clothing, 204 Bridge.
Sands A & Co (Andrew Sands), genl store, 223 Bridge.
Sarrasin Moses, propr Ottawa House, 122 W River.
Schiltz Nicholas, saloon, 408 Bridge.
Schmidtke Rev Leo (Ger Luth), 110 E Grand av.
Schmodry Rev Anthony J (Catholic), 117 Allen.
Schoeller Rev Frederick W (Evang), 1108 Superior.
Sheely James, saloon, 236 W River.
Shervey Andrew S, grocer, cor Columbia and Duncan.
Shervey Ole S; grocer, 510 Bay.
Shewmon Mrs Mattie E, tchr Pub sch. Shorter Morris, tailor, 114 Bay.
Shufelt Mrs Lucinda, baker and confr, 16 W Central.
Shutters Luther C, ticket agt C, M & St P Ry, cor River and Bay.
Singer Mnfg Co, Alex L McDonald mngr, sewing machines, 307 Bridge.
Skamfer Robert, propr Normanna House, 22 E Central.
and Skelly Mary, mngr W U Tel Co, 35 W Cen- tral.
FIRE PROOF.
ABSOLUTELY
The Greatest of all Coal Savers.
Joseph H. Hirz, Manager, 350 East Water St., MILWAUKEE, WIS. KEASBEY & MATTISON CO., the original and only manufacturers,
85 % Magnesia Sectional
STEAM PIPE AND BOILER
Coverings.
PEOPLES TAILORING CO, Tailors for the Trade. AN ELEGANT SAMPLE OUTFIT SENT ON APPLICATION. 250 & 252 West Water Street, MILWAUKEE. -
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.
Brewers' and Maltsters' Iron Works, Kiln Floors, Tanks, Etc.
266
Chippewa Falls
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Chippewa Falls
Sokup Joseph, dry goods and groceries. Tuohy John W, grocer, 223 S Grove. 624 Bridge.
Sprague Edna, tchr South Side school. Stafford Albion G, court reporter and pub- lic stenographer, 33 Metropolitan blk.
STAFFORD WM H, Lawyer, General Law
Business Transacted, Reference First United States Internal Revenue Office, Natl Bank, 113 Bridge.
Standard Oil Co, R B Clark agt, 15 E Spring.
Stanley Florence, tchr Columbia St School STANLEY F G & C A CO (Capital $50,- 000), Frederick G Stanley Pres and Treas, Charles A Stanley Vice-Pres and Mngr, Charles F Stanley Sec, Mnfrs Sash, Doors and Blinds, Lumber Dealers and Founders and Machinists, cor High and Birch.
Stanley John H, register of deeds, Court House.
Stanley Lemuel C, real est, 107 W Spring. Steele Thom G, wall paper and agrl impts, 5 Bridge.
Steele & Martin (Thomas G Steele, Myron M Martin), 2d-hand goods, 110 Bay.
Stites Sarah E, millinery, 211 Bridge.
Stone Bros (Charles E and Everett F), ice, 19 W Spruce.
Stone Julius E (Church of Christ).
Stone Ralph, drayage.
Strong Alice, tchr South Side School.
Strong Charles G, live stock and dairy, S Chippewa Falls.
Struve Mrs Henry, propr Central House, 1612 Ludgate.
Stuart Frank H, oculist, 206 Bridge.
Stumm Fred, real estate, s e cor Spring and Bridge.
Sugars Thomas W, grocer, 926 Pearl.
Sundet Christopher, pianos and organs, 117 Bridge.
Superior China Clay Co, S N Dickinson pres, D Buchanan jr sec, 204 Bridge.
Swea House, Mrs John Bjork propr, 204 W Central.
Swift Nelson O, agt American & National Express Cos, 10 W Central.
Taggart Patrick H, saloon, 36 W Spring.
Taylor & Barrett (Mrs Mary A Taylor and Mrs Charlotte Barrett), carpet weavers, 20 W Central.
Theriault Jean B, brick mnfr, 301 Bridge. Thibodeau Wm, dairy, Woodward av.
Thomas Bart E, princ First Ward School. Thomas Katherine, tchr Chestnut St Sch. Thornton Michael A, teas and coffees, 324 Bridge.
Tibbett Wm F, painter, 117 N Grove. Tifft James H, printer, 15 E Central. Tilden Creamery Co .. 7 miles n w of city limits Tobey Lilla C, tchr South Side School. Tobey Silas B, supt city schools, High School.
TODD H H & CO (Henry H and Nellie G Todd), Fire Ins, Ocean Steamship and Foreign Exchange Agents, 29 Metropoli- tan blk.
Toseth & Suren (Ingebregt Tosetn, John Suren), saloon, 301 Bridge.
Town Line Creamery Co, Joseph Dachel Wuest Rev Joseph (Cath), 117 Allen.
pres and mngr, 8 miles n w of city limits. Trepus Charles, dairy, Wheaton rd, 21/2 miles w.
Trimm Rev Edmund E (M E), 520 Miles, Trudell Bertha, tchr Chestnut St School.
.SIGN OF THE
RIUJE FI AG. Registered
ZIMMERMANN BROS. Clothing Co.
384 East Water St.,
Uchren Edward, shoemaker, 18 W Central. Union House, Urgel Legault propr, 401 Bridge.
United States Express Co, Elmer M Wood- ruff agent, 209 Bridge.
Jeremiah Palmer dep coll, 201 Bridge. United States Postoffice, H J Goddard, postmaster, 16-18 Bridge.
Van Dulsam Newton, tchr manual train- ing public schools.
Van Valkenburg Oscar, optician, 22 Metro- politan blk.
Velte Christ, tailor, 413 Bridge.
Verus Frederick R, saloon, s e cor Main and Canal.
Viles Bradford D, real est and pine lands, 4 W Central.
Wallace Charles J, physician, 5 W Central. Wallace Clara, millinery, 105 Bridge.
Waller Rev Thomas M (Presby), 1631 Lud- gate (Irvine).
Walrath Alvin E, real estate and farm .lands, 202 Bridge.
WALRATH MISS BELLE, Librarian Public Library, 116 W Central.
Walrath Land Co (capital $50,000), M R Doyon pres, Wayne Ramsay vice-pres, A E Walrath sec and treas, wild lands, 202 Bridge.
Watson Frank, druggist, 1 W Spring.
Weekly Herald The (Rep), Herald Print- ing Co publrs, 113 Bay.
WEIGAND FRANK S, Propr Chippewa Falls Greenhouses, 26 W Grand av (see p 261.)
Weinberger John, saloon, 1412 W Central. Weinberger John, tchr Irvine School. Weinberger Toni, crockery, 107 Bridge.
Western Union Telegraph Co, Mary Skelly mngr, 35 W Central.
Weyenberg Wm, shoes, 10 W Spring.
Wheaton Creamery. Co, 5 miles s w. White Jessie, tchr North Chippewa Sch.
Wilcox Valley Telephone Co (capital $2,500), Olaf Carlson pres, Wm M Wilcox sec, Thomas Grady treas, Wilcox Valley rd 4 miles s.
Wiley John, city clerk, City Hall.
Williams George, tanner, 641 Vine.
Wilmarth Alfred W, M D, supt Wis State Home for the Feeble Minded, 3 miles s e. Wilson Edgar M, house phys Wis State Home for the Feeble Minded, 3 m s e of city.
Wisconsin Central Ry, M. McMillan agent, cor Island and W River.
Wisconsin Land and Loan Co (capital $22, -. 000), A B McDonnell pres, Edward Cary vice-pres, M S Bailey sec and treas, real estate, 24-25 Metropolitan blk.
Wisconsin State Home for the Feeble Minded, Dr A W Wilmarth supt and steward, E M Wilson phys, 3 miles s e. Wisconsin Telephone Co, Frank Lashway mngr, 110 Bridge.
Woodruff Elmer M, agent U S Exp Co, 209 Bridge.
Yates S MM & Son (Silas M and Delos), ice, Summit av.
Yep Ah Pung, laundry, 31 W Spring.
Yep Wing Kee, laundry, 11 W Columbia. Young Susie, tchr Grand Av School.
MILWAUKEE, WIS. - RETAIL.
T T T W. TOEPFER & SONS MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Gateway City Steel Tank and Roofing Co. LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN.
Sheet Metal Contractors.
TILE, SLATE and COMPOSITION ROOFS, STEEL CEILINGS
City Point
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Clayton 267
CITY POINT.
judicial seat and banking point, 4 from
A postoffice on the G. B. & W. R. R., in Cato, on the C. & N. W. Ry., and 21/2 from City Point township, Jackson county, 38
miles northeast of Black River Falls, the Has rural free delivery from Cato. county seat, and 26 southwest of Grand HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA.
Rapids, the nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Chris Nelson, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See p 4.)
Bissig Bros, cranberry growers.
Holme Ed N, cranberry grower.
Iketer Bros, general store.
Jensen E, hotel.
Kern C, saloon.
Meddaugh D E, blacksmith. NELSON CHRIS, General Store and Cranberry Grower.
Nelson I, carpenter.
Sullivan Mrs J L, hotel. Torson Martin, saloon.
CHRISTIANA Dane county. See Cross Plains.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
CLALOAM
A discontinued postoffice in Eau Claire county. Has rural
free delivery from Donner Fred, carpenter.
Cadott.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
CLAM FALLS.
Population, 150. In township of same name, Polk county, 18 miles northeast of Balsam Lake, the judicial seat, and 121/2 from Luck, the nearest banking and shipping point. Mail stages daily to Fred- eric and Siren. Frederick A Dinger, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bjorkman Bros, saw mill.
Clam Falls Co-Operative Creamery Co.
DINGER FREDERICK A & SON, Gen- eral Store and Notary Public.
Dohlan John, creamery.
Garland W, prin of school.
Goodwill Isaac, saloon.
Goodwill Mrs I, confectionery.
Gore & Stinson, loggers.
Hyland P, saloon. Johnson Edson, blacksmith.
Melichar Stephen, carpenter.
Nessy Joseph, butcher.
Saveda John, shoemaker.
Sebb -, tin shop.
Taylor J A, vet surgeon.
Thompson Daisy, teacher.
Trousil Joseph, blksmith.
Tuma John, bicycle repairs.
CLAYFIELD.
A station on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry.,
A discontinued postoffice in Oconto county. Has rural free delivery from So- in Pierce county, 412 miles from Ellsworth, bieski.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) (See page 4.)
CLARKS MILLS. A discontinued postoffice on the Mani-
Population, 100. On the C., St. P., M. & towoc river, in Cato township, Manitowoc O. Ry., in Clayton township, Polk county, county, 12 miles west of Manitowoc, the 22 miles from Balsam Lake, the county
ELECTRICAL WORK
L. A. MEYER CO. 450 E. Water St., MILWAUKEE, WIs.
FLOWER STANDS.
10th and 11th Sts. I
CLAY.
'Also known as Jones' Switch, is on the G. B. & W. R. R., in Brockway township, Jackson county, 14 miles northeast of Black River Falls, the county seat and banking point. Charles Hasse, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
East Fork Lath Co, Martin Matejka, Edd Sell and Christ Smith proprs.
Goodenough Frank, veterinary surg.
HASSE CHARLES, General Store.
Jelinek John, cabinet maker.
Klein Ella, teacher.
McDonald Wm, lumber mnfr.
Lund Louis C, general store. McGan & McGarry, real estate. McHale Patrick, barber. Mumford E, blacksmith.
Mumford & Sturdevant, dressmaking.
Sund Louis, stage line.
Sundeen Bros, grist mill.
CLARK.
(See page 4.)
Denk Anton, saloon.
Diener Thomas, general store.
Finquist Wenzell, blacksmith.
Geiling Rev Aug.
Gunther A J, constable.
Jamen Charles A, flour mill.
Kelley M C, hotel.
Lyons P H, justice of peace.
MEYER W F, General Store. Moe Theodore, shoemaker.
Monroe Pierce, wagonmaker.
Pivonka George, harness.
Robley C A, barber.
Stranch Charles, railroad agt.
Sykora Frank, blksmith.
CLARNO.
Population, 100. On the Ill. Central R. R., in Clarno township, Green county, 7 miles south of Monroe, the county seat and banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Ulrich Schar, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Frantschy Bros, live stock.
Frantschy J J, grocer.
Meyers Bros, grain.
Painter E, blacksmith.
SCHAR ULRICH, General Store, Hard- ware, Lumber, Coal, Flour and Feed. Shriner M, mason.
Trumpy Bros, live stock.
Atkinson Ave. bet. MILWAUKEE, WIS. (See page 10.)
Globe Wire and Iron
Works,
its postoffice.
CLAYTON.
Valders, on the Wisconsin Central Ry.
The MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INS. CO., Newark, N. J.
Pays larger dividends than any other Company issuing as fair and equitable a contract. Large Cash, Extended Insurance, Paid-up and Loan Values endorsed on all policies. FRANK L. WILSON, State Agent,
58-59 University Bldg .. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
268 Clayton
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Cleveland
seat and 41% from Turtle Lake, the nearest Hanson & Davis (C K Hanson, Harry banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Davis), agrl implts. Theo. Erickson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bard Wm, carpenter and mason.
Bard & Minnick, saw and feed mill.
Benson J, boarding house.
Bergh C, teacher.
Bover W A, meats.
Brickson Theodore, general store.
Christianson's Orchestra.
Clayton Co-Operative Creamery, Charles Obermuller M Joseph, harness.
Lundstrom sec.
Clayton Cornet Band.
Engberg Charles, hotel.
ERICKSON THEODORE, General Store and Justice of Peace.
Foster A E, blacksmith.
Haneche George F, railroad, exp and tel Schultze Henry A, general store.
agt.
Lane Joseph, saloon.
Larson John, general store.
Olson Ole, saloon.
Paulson Gust, cattle buyer.
Prentice W A, justice and surveyor.
Robinson A B, apiarist.
Spitzer August, cheese mnfr.
CLAYWOOD.
A country postoffice on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Maple Valley township, Oconto CLEGHORN. county. 30 miles northwest of Oconto, the A discontinued postoffice in Eau Claire county, 12 miles from Eau Claire, the judicial seat, and 8 from Gillett, the near- est banking point. Exp., Am. Peter C. county, seat, banking and shipping point.
Hansen, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA.
(See page 4.)
Anderson Johannes, saw mill.
Hansen Chris L, shoemaker.
Hansen John, justice of peace. HANSEN PETER C, Farmer.
CLEAR LAKE.
Population, 650. Originally settled in 1878, is located on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., in Cedar Lake township, Polk county, miles southeast of Balsam Lake, the coun- ty seat, and 63 from Minneapolis. Has 2 churches, a graded public school, a bank and a weekly newspaper, the Star. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Thomas Stout, postmas- ter.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bank of Clear Lake (capital $5,000), F A Partlow pres, E A Montgomery cashr. Bloom Rev K J (Congregational.)
Central Hotel, F A Wallace propr.
Church Donald A, wagonmaker. Church Elwin E, jeweler.
Clear Lake Co-Operative Creamery Co, L D Southmayd pres, A B Cronk sec.
Clear Lake Star, Wallace & Son publrs. Courtney Rev W S (Methodist.)
Dahleen Eric M, blacksmith.
Davis Fred, barber.
Davis Herbert, blacksmith.
Demarest Mrs E E, genl store. Frye George R, lawyer. Gillette David R, genl store. Goodwin Mvron P, phys.
Goodwin Mrs M P, dressmkr.
Grimes Ben, meats.
Hanson Charles K, blksmith.
CLEVELAND.
Population, 170. On the C. & N. W. Ry., in Centerville township, Manitowoc coun- ty, 14 miles from Manitowoc, the judicial seat, and 63 from Milwaukee. Nearest bank at Sheboygan, 12 miles south. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. John 30 Hills, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Belitz Bros, hardware.
Bergner Carl, tailor.
Bergner Charles, saloon.
Casper Joseph, blksmith.
Cleveland Creamery Co.
Dassler H F, undertaker.
Doersch A C, grain.
Douma M G, agrl impts.
Gregor Nan, shoemaker.
Grotegut Wm, butcher.
Hackett Ira, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Haessley Wagner, harness.
HILLS JOHN, Photographer.
Hingiss F A, painter.
Hoffman Peter, grain. Jast Paul, carpenter. Lorfeld Charles & Gosse F, live stock ship- pers.
Mill Charles, saloon.
Nennig A J, mason contr.
O'Neil Bros, canning factory.
Reinert E, physician.
Stoltenberg A, general store.
Teopel Charles, mason.
Wagner D, saloon.
Wagner H A, dentist.
The Gallasch Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF MUSTARD, CATSUP AND VINEGARS 298 MILWAUKEE STREET, MILWAUKEE, - WIS.
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY MURPHY & SURLES, General Agents, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
To secure promp payment Ihsure in the
HOLLIDAY ALMON A, Furniture and Hardware.
Hoserud Ole O, saloon.
Jenkins & Dresser (Henry H Jenkins, Ed- ward G Dresser), livery.
Kenney Michael E, saloon.
Knight Isaac M, justice of peace.
McLennan Alexander J, agrl implts.
Nelson Carl, grocer.
Nelson John, hotel.
Olcott F L, lumber.
Phillips Della, milliner.
Ryan Michael E, saloon.
Sawyer & Ellinghouse (James H Sawyer, August Ellinghouse), meats.
Saxton John C, druggist.
Stone John, barber.
Stone Mrs John, dressmaker.
Stout Thomas J, genl store.
TUCKEY EDWARD C, Clothing.
Wallace Frederick A, propr Central Hotel.
Wallace & Son (Albert H and Andrew S), publrs Clear Lake Star.
Ward Charles W. real estate.
Wells Abraham L, phys.
Wisner Robert F, restaurant.
Has rural free delivery from Eleva.
(See page 4.)
MANUFACTURERS OF
C. P. & J. LAUSON, GAS and GASOLINE ENGINES. 103 WEST WATER ST. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Cleveland
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Clinton 269
Wagner Peter, agrl implts.
Wimmler Charles H, painter.
Wuensch Charles, notary public.
CLIFFORD.
Population, 100. On the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry., in Lincoln county, 40 miles CITIZENS BANK OF CLINTON. (Capital
northwest of Merrill, the judicial seat, 13 from Prentice, and 15 from Tomahawk, both of which latter places afford banking facilities. Telephone connection. M. Par- sons, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Cook & Reed, saw mill.
Goulette J P, hotel.
Kavanaugh J, blacksmith.
Olmstead James, saloon.
PARSONS H, General Store.
Parsons Wilcox, real estate.
Sanderson J K, live stock. Scott J M, justice of peace.
Singleton L, teacher.
Stolle & Rollins, saw and shingle mill.
CLIFTON.
A discontinued postoffice in Clifton town- ship, Monroe county, 28 miles east of Spar- ta, the county seat. Has rural free deliv- ery from Oakdale.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Fortun U T, general store.
Krohmer F C, saloon. Moe O E, saloon.
Redlin J E, blacksmith.
Schulz O E, general store.
Shubert L F, creamery.
CLIFTON MILLS. Pierce county. See River Falls. HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
CLINTON.
Population. 1,000. An incorporated vil- lage in the southeastern part of Rock county, situated on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., at the crossing of the C. & N. W. Ry., 74 miles southwest of Milwaukee, and 13 southeast of Janesville, the county seat. Has a system of water works, and con- tains a bank, 2 hotels, 2 grain elevators, a feed mill, a graded public school, Baptist, Congregational, Methodist Episcopal and German Lutheran churches, a Y. M. C. A. and numerous large and well stocked spe- cial and general stores, etc. Two weekly newspapers-the Clinton Herald (Rep.) and Rock County Banner (Pro.)-are published. Exp., Am, and U. S. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. Wm. A. Mayhew, postmaster. HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Abell Jesse B, well driller. American Express Co, E G Eldridge agt. Ames Mrs Emma, artist. Ames Franklin A, insurance. Anderson Henry A, general store.
Baldwin Almon, city marshal.
ber. Beals Lewis F, photographer. Beier Walter L, shoes. Bradley Frank C, drayman.
Buckley Norman R, general store.
Bulley Rev C J (Methodist.) Butler J T, asst postmaster.
Campbell James S, painter and bill poster. Cheever Ralph W, propr Clinton Herald. Cheever Mrs Vashti L, millinery.
$25,000), Dr C W Collver Pres, H A Moehl- enpah Cashier. F W Herron Asst Cashier. Clinton Co-Operative Creamery Co, C A Salisbury pres, S S Jones sec.
Clinton Cornet Band, Albert Nussbaum leader.
Clinton Gas Works, Geo Giles supt.
Clinton Herald, R W Cheever propr.
Clinton Telephone Co, Dr C W Collver mngr.
Clinton Water Works, Geo Giles supt.
Collver Charles W, dentist.
Commercial House, Wm Lenz propr.
Cronkrite Horatio N, agt Northern Grain Co.
Crotsenburg Jno M, taxidermist.
Dardis W A. laundry.
Derrwaldt Otto, general store.
Dowing Peter, horseshoer.
Ellor Edwin J, osteopath.
Foltz Henry, wood.
Graeber Wm C, barber.
Griswold DeWitt C, drugs and jewelry. Hanson Charles L, farm implements.
Hartshorn W S, general store.
HELMER FRED R, Propr Rock County Banner.
Heth Louis J, cigar mnfr.
Hartshorn Washington I, general store.
Hotel Clinton, O B Rogers propr.
Huber George B, meats.
Huggins Albert H, blacksmith.
Hughes Thomas J, hardware.
Irish C W, feed mill and coal.
Isham & Stevens (Mrs A Isham, Mrs A W Stevens), notions.
Jones John W, physician. Judson Rev E F (Baptist).
Kenyon Benj F. veterinary surgeon.
Lackey Hugh G, physician.
Lamb Charles E, prin of schools.
Ledka Fred H, horseshoer.
Lenz Wm, propr Commercial House.
Loomis Mrs Lottie, restaurant.
McNulty Wm J, harness.
MAYHEW WM A, Postmaster. Miller Fred H, barber. Miller Jacob, mason.
Montgomery Mary, physician.
Moore Rev Wm (Congregationalist).
Nelson Paul, livery.
Northern Grain Co, H N Cronkite agt.
Northway W S, stationery.
Nussbaum Albert, wagonmaker.
OLDS L L SEED CO, Leavitt L Olds Pres Iver Jacobson Vice-Pres, C W Collver Sec. H A Moehlenpah Treas.
Olmstead Mrs Sarah P, dressmaker.
Parker A S, physician.
Peters A V, mayor.
Prall Edwin J, railroad and exp agt.
Reeder Bros (Geo and Frank), hardware.
Rock County Banner, F R Helmer propr. Roehrs Rev Henry (German Lutheran). Rogers O B, propr Hotel Clinton. Schaepski Fred, shoemaker.
Wisconsin leads in value of timber products. For fine timber lands, write
Benson & Anderton MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Where Color is Suitable. The Best Wood Preservative Discovered.
CREAM CITY PAINT MNFC, GU.
Manufacturers Of ROYAL DLACK DIAMOND PAINT, for Shingle Roofs and all Woodwork
115 Wisconsin Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Barker A R & Co, A V Peters mngr, lum- Roberts George E, housemover.
. L T Folding Paper Boxes of all kinds. 185-191 Milwaukee Street,
Population, 1,700. Is located on Pigeon river and on the Ashland div. C. & N. W. Ry., in Waupaca county, 35 miles north- east of Waupaca, the judicial seat, and 156 northwest of Milwaukee. It has Adven- tist, Catholic, 2 Congregational, 2 Luth- eran, and 2 Methodist churches, high and graded schools. 2 flouring mills, a plan- ing mill, 2 shingle mills, 2 saw mills, sash, door and blind factory, a machine shop, brick and tile works, 2 banks, and 2 week- ly newspapers-the Tribune and the Sun. The shipments, which are large, comprise grain, potatoes, flour, hay and live stock. Telephone connection. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Joel L. Stewart, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Abel Clara M, milliner.
American Express Co, A J Ricker agt.
BARNUM & COTTON (Will M Barnum, Jce D Cotton ), Publrs Clintonville Tri- lbune.
Bartlein Thomas, saloon.
Bastian Rev A (Catholic).
Beedle Charles E, grocer.
Bentz . Jacob, general store.
Besancon Anna, dressmaker.
Besaw George A, photographer.
Bloch Harry, general store.
Bohn Charles, grocer.
Brouillard Telesphore, confectioner.
Bucholtz Charles, general store. Bucholtz Frank, saloon.
Bucholtz Louis, shoemaker.
C & N W Ry. James E Long agt.
Christiansen Charles, tailor.
Clifford George L, vet surgeon.
Clintonville Electric Light Plant, H H Nicholson Thomas, saloon.
Cole supt.
Clintonville Milling and Improvement Co, John F Meisner sec, flour mill.
Clintonville Opera House, Charles F Folk- man mngr.
Clintonville State Bank (capital $25,000), R W Roberts pres, S H Rondeau cashr.
CLINTONVILLE TRIBUNE (Weekly), Barnum & Cotton Publrs.
Der Mott Edward L, carp. Dittberner Wm, tailor.
Ditzler M D, propr Wisconsin House.
Eimermann George P, saloon.
Erdmann Elbert, barber.
Felschon Edward & Co (Edward Christian Felschon), hardware.
and
Finney Wm H, physician.
First National Bank (capital $25,000), T R Wall pres, C E Gibson cashr.
Folkman Charles F, notions.
Fountain Valley Co-Operative Cheese and Butter Co.
Frieders John, saloon.
Gansen Charles, drugs.
Gebhardt Charles, baker.
Gensler Wm E, barber.
Gibson R G, ins.
Goellinger Ferdinand, blksmith.
Goodrich George M, phys.
GUERNSEY & COLE (Frank M Guern- sey. Llewellyn Cole), Attorneys-at-Law and Collections. (See p 271.)
Hoffman H H, produce.
Hoffmann Wm, harness. Holst Rev C (Lutheran.)
Houlehan Richard J, pianos.
Hoxie George, lawyer.
Huhn George, grain elevator.
Jackson Richard, confr.
Jess H M, saloon. Johnson D O & Co, livery.
Kalmes John, drugs.
Karczewski John C. cigar mnfr.
KELLNER WM, Propr The Ward. Kemmer Rudolph, meats.
Knapp Charles F, harness.
Korb Richard, carp.
Kroening Fred, saloon.
Kuester Fred, laundry.
Kuester Louis H, agrl implts.
Laahs Wm, blksmith.
Lane Frederick, hotel. Lang Bros (George and Wm), livery.
Lay John J, furn and undertkr.
Lentz Oscar E, jeweler.
Long James E, railroad agt.
Luebke Frank, blacksmith.
McNeil James, court commissioner. Madel Frank, saloon.
Mandel Marcus, flour and feed.
Marion & Northern Telephone Co, W H Hockenberger mngr.
Meggers Charles, saloon.
Meggers George, shoes.
Meier John J, jeweler.
Meilike H A. phys. Meisner John F, general store.
Mellieke Bros (Albert and Charles), pumps. Melzer Wm, marble cutter.
Miller Edward A, physician.
Miller Robert, mnfrs agent. Mittermaier Rev J (Lutheran.)
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