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Arpin Cranberry Co, cranberry growers. Bennett A E & Son, cranberry growers. Bick Haskell, cranberry grower. Burr D R, cranberry grower.
Carey Matthew, cranberry grower. Clinton T, architect.
Cranberry Grower, Cranberry Grower Publishing Co publrs.
Cranberry Grower Publishing Co, W H Koenig Julius, shoemkr.
Fitch pres, W A Drumb sec and treas. Cranmoor Cranberry Co, W H Fitch pres, H E Fitch sec, J W Fitch treas and mngr, cranberry growers. Dodge O W, cranberry grower. Elm Lake Cranberry Co.
Emmerick J J Cranberry Co. Fitch Henry E, justice.
FITCH WH H, Lawyer and Cranberry Grower.
Foley Timothy, cranberry grower.
Gaynor-Blackstone Co, cranberry growers. Granger Margaret, teacher.
Krueger Edward, cranberry grower. Lester C E Cranberry Co, cranberry growers.
Oaklane Mineral Water Co, granite mnfrs. Patterson Frank, cranberry grower. Rezin Thomas, cranbery grower.
Skeel Mrs Mary, cranberry grower.
Skeel Robert, cranberry grower.
Warner E E, lumber.
Whittlesey Harriet, teacher.
Whittlesey Hill Cranberry Co. Whittlesey S N, genl store.
CREAM.
Population, 100. In Buffalo county, 8 miles east of Alma, the judicial seat, bank- ing and shipping point. Mail, daily.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Bietzen Chauncey, general store.
Wenger Louis, saloon.
CRETE. A discontinued postoffice on the Wiscon- sin Central Ry., at the crossing of the C. & N. W. Ry. (Medina Junction), In Clay- ton township, Winnebago county, 16 miles northwest of Oshkosh, the county seat,
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For Niagara Falls, Toronto, Mon- treal, Portland, Canada and
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Crete
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Cuba
and 9 northwest of Neenah, the nearest Adler John, propr Park Hotel.
bank point. Send mail to Larsen.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Hanson H H, general store.
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Population, 200. The railroad name for which is Ellis Junction, is a village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., and on the Peshtigo river, In Crivitz township, Marinette coun- ty, 21 miles northwest of Marinette, the county seat and 10 from Wausaukee the nearest banking point. Has a Catholic church, 2 opera houses, an electric light plant, saw, flour and planing mills. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. T. Duchateau, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Buswell E H, railroad and exp agt.
Cambray John, carpenter.
Conover H F, physician.
Drexier Joseph, blacksmith.
Graf Peter, opera house.
Grubowski A, barber.
Hale L F, lands.
Hale & Hubbard, real estate.
Henderson J W, justice.
Hislop John, carpenter.
Hubbard G M, lands.
Jensen Albert, painter.
Kersten Theo, meats.
Klemm & Son, millers.
Kolanchick & Miersch, hotel.
Konieczny K, saloon.
Loop J, carpenter. Miemczinski John, shoemaker.
Nellson Wm, hotel.
Pihl N, general store.
Reagan Dennis, saloon.
Schenell F. barber.
Skidmore Land Co, real estate.
Stewart A, tel agt. Umberhaum Emil C, hotel.
Wojakowski Joseph, shoemaker.
Wojciechowski F, saloon.
Wolf Frank, mason.
CROCKERS LANDING.
On the Wisconsin river, in Portage coun- ty, 12 miles north of Stevens' Point, the judicial seat, and 5 southeast of Knowlton its shipping point. Banking facilities at Stevens' Point, or at Mosinee, 1012 miles distant. Mail, daily. S. G. H. Crocker, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
CROSS PLAINS.
Population, 600. On the C., M. & St. P Ry., in Cross Plains township, Dane coun- ty, 15 miles west of Madison, the county seat and banking point, and 110 from Mil- waukee. It has Catholic and German Lutheran churches, a graded school, 2 creameries, a cheese factory, 2 flour mills. and a brewery. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. Charles Meyer, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA, (See page 4.)
Blum Rev Henry (Catholic.)
Brendler Charles A, machinist.
Cross Plains Dairy Co, John Wahl treas.
DAHMEN HERMAN J, General Store and Lawyer. Dolfen Christine, dressmaker.
Endres Wm, saloon.
Esser Jacob, brewer.
Faust Bernard A, barber.
Faust Bros, carpenters.
Faust Ferdinand, meats.
Faust Joseph, furniture.
Froggatt Dr Wesley E L, drugs.
Grosse Isador S, general store.
HERING EDMUND D, Flour Mill.
Kerl Edward, blacksmith.
Marx Joseph, blacksmith.
Meyer Charles, shoes and notions.
Park Hotel, J Adler propr.
Petersilie Albion, saloon.
Ripp H C, grain.
Rodenschmidt Mary, dressmaker.
Rolfs Henry, flour mill, 3 miles w.
Rossbach Mrs Gertrude M, drugs.
Saeman Louis Sons (Frank, Charles and Wm), live stock and lumber.
Sheele H W & Sons (Henry H Henry, Her- man and Ernest), creamery.
Uebersetzig Mrs Catherine, saloon.
Uebersetzig Christian, undertaker.
VALENTINE JOHN, Grocer.
Valentine Lizzie, dressmaker.
Virnig Adrian, saloon.
Virnig John H, harness.
Zander Henry M. genl store and creamery.
Zehnpfennig John, shoemaker.
CUBA.
Population, 700. An incorporated vil- lage on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Smelser township, Grant county, 25 miles south- east of Lancaster, the county seat, and 11 south of Plattville. It has Catholic,
Methodist Episcopal and Protestant Methodist churches, a high school, water works and electric lights, 2 banks, 2 feed mills and 2 weekly newspapers, the Cuba City News and the Herald. Telephone con- nection. Stage daily to Hazel Green, Georgetown, Big Patch and Platteville. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Mrs. Mary E. Smalley, acting postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bazinette C A, dray.
Benedict Frank L. jeweler.
Bergen Rev J C (Catholic.) BREWER MRS M & SON (Mrs Maria and Albert), Proprs Chicago and North- western Hotel.
Byrne Bros Orchestra, Richard Byrne leader.
B B Telephone Co, Henry D Meloy mngr. Carlisle Mrs E, milliner.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN HO- tel, Mrs M Brewer & Son Proprs.
Conlon James, nurseryman.
Conlon Michael, plasterer.
Conlon Philip, painter.
Cornelisen Philip, blacksmith.
Cuba City Creamery Co, R B Luckey pres, H D Meloy sec.
Cuba City Electric Light and Water Co.
George Wetmore Colles M. E., Sc. M., Mem. Am. Soc. M. E.
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HOSPITAL and SANITARIÙM PLUMBING GOODS.
Cuba WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Cudahy 287
Cuba City Herald (weekly), Thomas Snyder publr.
Cuba City Military Band, W H Goldthorpe leader.
Cuba City News, W Herman Goldthorpe publisher.
Cuba City Remedy Co, A H Wasen pres, Joseph Longbotham sec and treas, live stock remedies.
Cuba City Telephone Exchange, R B Luckey pres, F A Florine sec.
Cuba House, Mrs Nicholas Murray propr. Curkeet Lillian & Co, milliner.
Curtis James, well borer.
C K Hall, J E Kenney mngr.
DONOHOO, SPLINTER & CO (John C Donohoo, Thomas F Splinter, Patrick M Nankivil Bert, barber.
Doyle), General Store, Agrl Impts and Grain.
Duppler Emil J, saloon.
Edwards Thomas L, physician.
Edwards Thomas N, justice.
Eustice & Jenkyn (Charles Eustice, John Jenkyn), lumber.
Faherty Mrs Carrie, propr Hotel Dewey. Faherty Wm, well driller.
FARMERS' BANK (Capital $7,500), John Longbotham Pres, Joseph Long- botham Cashier.
Fiedler Herman H, saloon.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CUBA City (Capital $25,000), Wm Thomas Pres, Matthew Hendricks Cashier.
Florine F A & Co (Frank A and Mrs Clare Florine), drugs.
Gilham & Bazinette (Oscar Gilham, Em- mett Bazinette), coal.
Gillham E A, house mover.
Goldthorpe W Herman, publr Cuba City News.
Grimm Philip, shoes.
Grilty Six Mining Co, Charles McFarland mngr. Population, 2,000. An incorporated village de located on Lake Michigan and on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Milwaukee county, 2 miles Harris Charles, live stock. Harris Jacob, real estate. south of the Milwaukee city limits, and 612 Hazelton Minnie, dressmaker. Heil Frank, meats. from the court house, was started by the great meat packing firm of Cudahy Broth- Heitkamp Bros (Benjamin J, Clemens and ers in the spring of 1892. The packing George), general store. houses are among the most extensive in the country. There are also located here
HENDRICKS MATTHEW, Cashier First ance.
National Bank of Cuba City and Insur- a large mining, milling and smelting ma-
Hilvers G Benjamin, feed mill.
Hoffman George, carpenter and poultry breeder.
Hoskins Wm & Co, Henry Fush mngr, nack, postmaster.
lumber.
Hotel Dewey, Mrs Carrie Faherty propr. Hounsell Lincoln N, harnessmaker.
Huntington Allen G, live stock.
James J G Mining Co, J G James mngr. James & Hodge (Joseph James, Wm Hodge), carpenters.
Jenkyn Mrs Emma, dressmaker.
Jenkyn Wm. livery.
Jones Louis, principal of schools.
Joyce James, vet surgeon.
Kay Joseph, city marshal.
Kellner C & Son (Christopher and Joseph), hardware.
Kellner Mrs Theresa, carpet weaver.
KENNEY JOHN E, Furniture and Un- dertaking.
Kivlahan Thomas F, feed mill.
O Laird George, dray.
Lange Wm, mason.
Longendyke George crockery.
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hardware
and
LUCKEY RALPH B, General Store. McFarland Charles, poultry breeder.
MeNETT BROS (Louis and Howard), Livery and Agrl Impts.
MacDonald Edward, physician.
MELOY HENRY 0, Bakery and Con- fectionery.
Mitchell Thomas, blacksmith.
Mitchell Wm, wagonmaker.
Morgan James R, bowling alley. Morgan Shane A, dentist. Murray Mrs Nicholas, propr Cuba House.
Obermiller Bros (Henry L and Wm F). clothing.
Pascoe Wm H, hardware.
Schuh Wm, cigar mnfr.
Smalley Sherman E, lawyer.
Snyder Thomas C, publr Cuba City Herald. Splinter & Wiederhold (Joseph Splinter, George Wiederhold), saloon.
Standard Oil Co. C A Bazinette agt.
Stephens John, railroad agent, justice and notary.
Stephens Samuel W, exp and tel agt.
Udelhoven Wm, barber.
Varring Mrs Joseph, dressmaker.
Verran Rev Alfred (Methodist)
Wearne Richard, dray.
Wicklow Mining Co.
Wilson & Johns (R A Wilson, John .Johns). live stock.
Wisconsin Telephone Co. F A Florine agent.
Youmans Jay V, pianos.
CUDAHY.
chinery manufactory and chemical works. Electric car connections with Milwaukee, Racine and Kenosha. Tel., W. U. Exp .. Am. Telephone connection. Charles Kim-
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Behlednorf Fred C, grocer.
Bielowski Albert, saloon.
Bilenski Albert, village clerk.
Billings Andrew, florist.
Boodenhagen Wm C, saloon.
Brenner Rev John (Lutheran).
Cooper Harry, propr Hotel Columbia.
CUDAHY BROTHERS CO, Patrick Cudahy Pres, Andrew S Clark Sec. Rob- ert C Bradford Treas, Pork and Beef Packers.
CUDAHY BROTHERS LAND AND IN- vestment Co, Patrick Cudahy Pres, An- drew S Clark Sec-Treas.
Denney Charles, barber.
Dreizka Frank, dry goods.
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Tobin-Gerlinger Steel Casting Co. FOUNDERS ELECTRIC, MINING, SAW MILL, AUTOMOBILE and eneral Machinery.
Telephone West Allis 19. WEST ALLIS, WISCONSIN
Particulars.
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YOUR SYSTEMS DEVISED
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Dretzka Paul, meats.
Falkowski Frank, saloon.
Fisher Wm, barber.
Foran John A, barber.
Glanert Richard, saloon.
GRAMZA JOHN A, Saloon and Hotel, Rate $1.00, Layton av.
Glazier Fred, propr Hotel Independent.
Glisch Michael, grocer.
Harrigan Patrick D, principal of schools. Hermes August, saloon, president village council.
Holmes Roman F, saloon.
Hervey Hugh, saloon.
Hervey Joseph, carpenter.
Hickman & Co (Charles H Link, Henry Link), hardware, stoves and tinware.
Hittinger M C. railroad and express agent.
Hotel Columbia, Harry Cooper propr.
Hotel Cudahy, Gustav Schienbien propr. Hotel Independent. Fred Glazier propr. Jenni Jacob, mason.
KIMNACK CHARLES, Postmaster.
KIPHUTT JOHN W, Propr Windsor Hotel.
Kisieleski Lottie, resetaurant.
KLEINEIDER PETER, Choice Beef, Lamb. Veal Pork and Hams, Poultry and Game in Season, Tel Scott 8143, Bar- nard and Packard avs.
Kleineider Richard, saloon.
Krueger H O, marshal.
Kulpa Jno M, boots and shoes.
Lewis Charles W, blacksmith.
Malacheck Paul, saloon.
Martin Jacob J, carpenter.
MILWAUKEE RUBBER WORKS CO.
Charles T Burnham Pres, Wm Becker Vice-Pres. Geo E Burnham Sec-Treas, M L Derrick Supt, Mnfrs Rubber Me- chanical Goods.
Milwaukee Vinegar Works, vinegar and pickel mnfrs.
Mueller Mrs H E, dressmaker.
Ollman Richard D, lumber.
Reinhart Frank C, cooper.
Schade Frank H. general store.
Schendel Chas, saloon.
Schienbien Gustav, propr Hotel Cudahy. Schmidt Theodore, dry goods.
Sidler Arthur C, physician.
Sidler Emil M, physician.
Smoot Warner. photographer.
Siegel Charles, dairy.
Steitz Jacob R, blacksmith.
Tice Philip G, village clerk.
Vogl Henry, baker.
WINDSOR HOTEL, John W Kiphuttt Propr.
WIPPLER G HERMAN, Real Estate, Justice of Peace, Steamship Ticket Agent and Insurance.
Woehsner Christian, saloon. Zdunek Ignatz, saloon.
CUMBERLAND.
Population, 1,400. Settled in 1873, is a pop- ular summer resort, located on Beaver Dam Lake and on the main line of the Hocum Peter, meats.
Northern division C., St. P. M. & O. Ry., in Barron county, 18 miles northwest of Barron, the county seat, and 87 from Min- neapolis. Has 7 churches, a $35,000 'high school building, an opera house, 2 banks, telephone facilities, etc. Two weekly news-
papers-The Adovcate and Free Press-are published. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. J. F. Fuller, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Anderson Frank, livery.
Anderson & Hansen (Sanford Anderson, Christ Hansen), tailors.
Arneson Thomas, physician.
Axilrod John & Son (John and Harris), clothing.
Babcock Isaac G, physician.
Beaver Dam Lumber Co, C W Griggs pres. F L Olcott sec.
Benson Mrs Laura, carpet weaver.
Berger Ludwig A, meats.
Bonett John C, vet surg.
Brand Edward, saloon.
Brown Mrs Nathan, restaurant.
Buzzelli Eugene, confr.
Chieds Peter, saloon.
CLAM RIVER LAND CO, MeGarr & Me- Garry Proprs. (See right side lines and page 289.)
Clark C W, vet surgeon.
Cleveland A A lawyer.
Cliff & Levings (M Y Cliff, A N Levings), hardware.
Cole Wm H, pianos.
Coleman John P. baker.
Commercial Hotel, Leonard Huntley propr.
Comstock & Leow (H S Comstock, Emil Leow), lawyers.
Constance George I, grocer.
Corcoran James, propr Sherman House.
Cumberland Advocate, Tom O Mason publr Cumberland Agricultural and Driving Park Assn, H P Peterson pres, A H Lar- son sec.
Cumberland Drug Co, Peter D Jacobson propr.
Cumberland Milling Co, O W Mosher pres, S W Hines treas, Frank Alger sec and mngr.
Cumberland Telephone Co (S H Water- man, F W Miller, L Olcott).
Danielson Frank G, drugs.
D'Aquilla Antonie, shoemaker.
Deck Phillip, grocer.
Doar John, marshal.
Donatille Sabatino, grocer.
Doolittle Henry & Son (Henry and Merton R), meats.
Ecklie Ole, genl store.
Ekenstedt Louis, agrl impts.
Etman Rev E (Lutheran).
Feit Herman, tailor.
Finlay Albert, blksmith.
Foote Charles E. dentist.
Foster Mrs Charlotte, milliner.
Free Press, McGivray & Braae publrs.
Garrett C S, live stock dealer.
Hafslund Gust, confr.
Harris Rev H (Episcopal).
Hedberg Nels O, shoemaker. Henneman H F, dentist.
Hines Samuel W, mayor, genl store.
Hopkins Wm B, physician.
Hotel Cumberland, Mrs S E Thomas
propr.
Island State Bank (capital $5,000), F W Miller pres, Lewis Larson vice-pres and cashr.
Use Milwaukee Solvay Coke FOR DOMESTIC
PURPOSES. MILWAUKEE COKE & GAS CO. 21-26 UNIVERSITY BLDG, (See adv. opp. Coke Mnfrs.)
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
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,
Siebers & Pederson PATTERN MAKERS
Cut over and Hardwood Lumber Lands for Sale In Barron and Washburn Counties, Wis. JAMES ATKINSON, Rice Lake. Phone 86.
(See adv. p. 7.)
Cumberland
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Cumberland
289
Jacobson Hans O, jeweler.
Jacobson Peter D, furniture.
Jeffery Wm C, livery.
Johnson Albert, genl store.
Johnson Peter A, photogr
Johnson Robert, propr Windsor House. Johnston Albert M, confr
Kellerman August H, hardware. Keyes David H, genl store.
Keyes & Cole (David H Keyes, D H Cole), stave mnfrs. Kulstead Jeanette, dressmkr.
Lee George W, physician. Lienfeilder Rev S A (Catholic). Logeland Rev A J (Ger Lutheran). Luff G L, city clerk.
McGARR & McGARRY (Thomas Me- Garr, James McGarry), Proprs Clam River Land Co. (See right side lines and below.)
McGivray & Braae (Edward W McGivray, Anton Braae), publrs Free Press. Mason Tom O, publr Cumberland Advo- cate.
Miller-Waterman Co. F W Miller pres and treas, B H Waterman sec, gen] store. Mumbleau Amos A, saloon.
Neururer Allis, bicycle repr.
Palmer Samuel, grocer. Palmer S & Co (Samuel Palmer, Frank Tampester), saloon. Paulson Nels, saloon.
CLAM RIVER LAND CO., McGARR & McGARRY, Proprietors.
WILD LANDS AND IMPROVED FARMS
In Polk, Barron, Burnett, Sawyer and Douglas Counties.
62,000 Acres. Hardwood Timber Lands, Well Located, for Sale Cheap. Im- proved Farms and Grazing Lands for Sale. Rich and Productive Soil.
CUMBERLAND, - -
- WISCONSIN.
H. P. PETERSEN, President.
A. H. LARSON, Sec. and Treas.
THE PETERSEN LAND CO., INCORPORATED CAPITAL $10,000.
Real Estate and Loans. Mortgage Loans.
Farm Lands a Specialty. Choice Improved and Unimproved Wisconsin Lands. RARE BARGAINS.
WRITE FOR PARTICULARS. REFERENCES-All Banks in Barron County.
Cumberland, Wis.
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R. W. LOTZ, Registered Patent Trade-Marks Attorney, Metropolitan Blk., CHICAGO, III. Trade-Marks Registered, Patents Obtained. Free Booklets on Request.
290 Cumberland
Machinists and Patternmakers Special Machinery Built and Designed. General Repairing. Dies and Stampings. Experimental Work. Brass Patterns.
Peck Frederick B, barber.
PETERSEN H P, Pres The Petersen Pribenow A, saw mill.
Land Co. (See page 289.)
Petersen John, live stock breeder.
PETERSEN LAND CO THE, H P Peter- sen Pres, A H Larson Sec and Treas. (See page 289.)
Pickard Charles C, real est.
Poulter Charles J, sheep breeder.
Putnam Wm H, agt C, St P, M & O Ry and Am Exp Cos.
Quinlan Irwin W, saloon.
Risinger Rev W E (Baptist.)
Sherman House, James Corcoran propr.
Siriann Patrick, saloon.
State Bank of Cumberland (capital $10,- 000), Fred W Miller pres, A H Miller cashier.
Steineck Peter, blacksmith.
Tewksbury Wm E, barber.
Thomas Mrs S E, propr Hotel Cumber- land.
Tracy Rev I B (Congregational).
UECKE ALBERT C, Real Estate and Farm Lands. (See left top lines and page 12.)
Watterman S H, cranberry grower.
Williams, Fraser & Robinson (H L Will- iams, S R Fraser, O M Robinson), real estate.
Willy Rev J A (Methodist.)
Windsor House, Robert Johnson propr.
(Winslow Zelia, tel opr.
Wolff August, harnessmkr.
Woodcock Herbert, grocer.
Wright Andrew F, lawyer.
Younberg Rev Carl (Methodist.)
Zimmerman E & Co (Edward and M W Zimmerman), jewelers.
Milwaukee, Wis.
CURRAN.
Jackson county. Name changed to Sech- lerville.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
CURRAN.
A farmers' postoffice in Kewaunee coun- ty, 16 miles southwest of Kewaunee, the judicial seat, and 18 southeast of Green Bay. Mail. tri-weekly.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
CURTISS.
Population, 200. A post village on the Wisconsin Central Ry., in Mayville town- ship, Clark county, 38 miles north of Neills- ville, the county seat, and 6 from Colby, the nearest banking point. Has Congrega- tional and Lutheran churches. Exp., Na- tional. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. George C. Hickok, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
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Barske Albert, mason.
O Boehm H, shoemaker.
Burkhard Charles, hotel.
W Dorlherg John, carpenter.
Z Hanson J M, carpenter.
o HICKOK GEORGE C, General Store. I Jacobson James, hay.
Jones F, blacksmith. Kademan Richard, mason.
Lacy Mercantile Co, general store.
Lavin H E, physician.
Machlett Henry, hardware.
Simpson J E, physician.
CUSHING.
Population, 75. A postoffice in Laketown township, Polk county, 18 miles from Bal- sam Lake, the county seat, and 81/2 from Luck, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Is on the daily mail stage route from Wolf Creek to St. Croix Falls. C. J. Askov, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA.
(See page 4.)
Amundson & Beulow, cattle buyers.
Askov Bros, furniture.
and Furniture
ASKOV C J, Notions and Justice.
Brink B A, carpenter. Cohen H, saloon. J3 Co-Operative Creamery Co. Glanders Adolph, blacksmith.
Gulleckson Nils, shoemaker.
Gulleckson Ole, general store.
Johnson W M, confr.
Nelsen James, harnessmaker. Olsen George A, teacher.
Peterson Frank, constable.
Peterson Jeppe, general store.
Peterson P L, feed mill.
Peterson & Hansen, general store.
Smith Mrs & Son, hardware.
CUSTER.
Population, 125. On the Wisconsin Cen- tral Ry., in Stockton township, Portage county, 8 miles east of Stevens' Point, the county seat and nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., National. Telephone connection. Miss A. Pyne, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
BRONK FRANK, Feed Mill and Black- smith.
Cauley Wm, live stock.
Custer Creamery Co.
Kluck J M, genl store and saloon.
Lorigan Rev E P (Catholic.)
Lukasavitz F A, grocer.
Lukasavitz George, potato buyer.
Lukasavitz Impt. Co.
Lukasavitz J P, wind mills and pumps.
Lukasavitz & Co, potato shippers.
Sommers 'T, saloon.
CYLON.
Population, 100. A postoffice on Willow river and on the Wisconsin Central Ry., in township of same name. St. Croix county, 30 miles northeast of Hudson, the county seat, and 10 northeast of New' Richmond, the nearest banking point. Exp., National. Tel., W. U. L. J. Adgate, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) ADGATE L J, General Store.
Buckley John, notary public.
Bushey E P, blacksmith.
Goodrich E C, carpenter and justice.
Jacobson P, feed mill.
Lokke John, general store.
Holsinger S W, hardware.
Mais John, railroad, exp and tel agt. McNamara John F, genl store.
S. NELSON COMPANY, Fur Skin Dressers and Dyers HIDES TANNED FOR ROBES AND COATS. SEND FOR PRICE LIST. 1603=1605 Galena Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
P. C. PHILIPP & CO.
. Corner 33d and Vliet Streets. TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Cylon
CRAVENETTE GARMENTS GOODYEAR RUBBER CO.
W. W. Wallis, Mngr.
382 & 384 E. WATER STREET
MILWAUKEE, - WIS.
Cylon
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Dane 291
Northern Grain Co, elevator. Padden P, blacksmith. Pfeifer J E, creamery. Siberts Dr P R, drugs. Smith L A, shoes and harness.
DAKOTA.
Population, 15. A village on the Mechan river, in Dakota township, Waushara coun- ty, 8 miles southwest of Wautoma, the county seat, nearest banking and shipping point and 10 from Colomo Station, with which place it is connected by daily mail stage, fare 25 cents. F. W. Miller, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Growse J, blacksmith. MILLER BROS, General Store and
Hardware.
DALE.
Population, 500. A village on the Wiscon. sin Central Ry., in townshin of same name. Outagamie county, 14 miles west of Appleton, the county seat. Has Lutheran, Methodist and Presbyterian churches, a bank and a newspaper, the Dale Recorder. Tel., W. U. Exp., National. Telephone connection. Samuel R. Wason postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Bock G A, hardware and tinsmith.
Brelscher Rev T W (Lutheran). BULLINGER F, General Store. Cannon Samuel, cheese mnfr.
Cook Dr E H, physician.
Dale Lumber Yard. Dale Recorder, H H Mollon publr. Drews Albert, cheese mnfr.
Finst State Bank of Dale (capital $15,000), Peter Hurth pres, J T Jagodnigg cash. Grossman August. carpenter.
Grossman Henry, mason. Hall F D, druggist. Heuer F, saw and planing mill.
Heuer Wm H. furn and undertaker. Huettle Robert, wagonmaker. Hurth Peter, hotel and saloon.
Ingendorf Robert, meat.
Klug Bros, painters. Kuehnl A F, hotel and saloon.
McIntyre Don, physician.
Meyer Wm, harnessmaker. Mollon H H, publr Recorder. Nelson B. cheese mnfr.
Netznieger P, r r, exp and tel agt. Northern Grain Co. Opera House, M W A Bldg Assn proprs. Sanger F, barber. Sanger Mrs F, restaurant. Senftenberg R, physician.
Somner R W. grocer.
WASON SAMUEL R, Postmaster. Wason & Kaufman, live stock. Weiher H. saloon. Wells W. saloon and hotel. Whitney G W. livery stable.
DALLAS.
Population. 400. On the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry., and on Pine Creek, a water power stream. in Dallas township, Barron county, 12 miles south of Barron, the county seat.
Has Lutheran and Methodist churches, a bank and a weekly newspaper. the Dallas Republican. Tel., Soo Line. Exp. West- ern. Telephone connection. J. G. Johnson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
AMUNDSON & SEVERSON, Hardware. Anderson Al. billiards.
Anderson James A, grist mill.
Bank of Dallas (capital $5,000), J A Ander. son pres, E Engh cashr.
Budd D S, restraurant.
Castle C, railroad and express agent.
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