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Dallas Republican.
Dennison H H, photographer.
Erickson Evan, saw mill.
Espeseth Krudt. general store.
Foster W S, hotel.
Frening Ole, tailor.
HALVARSON & MOE, General Store. Hansen Ole, cabinetmaker.
Johnson, Malum & Co, general store.
Killer G. livery.
Lane Sanford N, tinsmith.
Linsheid Bros, general store.
McKee M, barber.
Malcolm I, physician.
Olson & Saurs, saloon.
Osburn & Clark, lumber.
Pecore Bros, cheese mnfrs and feed mill. Pelton Bros, hardware.
Peterson O G. saloon.
Seffingvelt I, harnessmaker.
Severson S A. wagonmaker.
Shoull George, blacksmith.
Thatcher D E. drugs.
Young G, meats.
DANCY.
Population, 100. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Marathon county. 21 miles south of Wausau, the county seat, and about the same distance from Stevens Point, both of which places afford banking facilities. Has a Methodist Episcopal church. Was for- merly known a's Hutchinson. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. M. H. Altenberg, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
ALTENBERG H M, General Store.
Altenberg & Stoddard, saw mill.
Borth Albert, grocer.
Brooks V, saloon.
Eau Plaine Creamery Co.
Grand Rapids Lumber Co.
KNOLLER GEORGE G, General Store.
Marion J L. general store.
Olbranz John, saloon.
Sovinski Max, blacksmith.
Topham E E. saloon.
DANE.
Population, 350. On the C. & N. W. Ry .. in Dane township and county, 16 miles northwest of Madison, the county seat, and 5 from Lodi, the usual banking point, Has Catholic and Lutheran churches. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Telephone connection. O. 3. Jacobson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4). Anhalt F. harnessmaker.
LORENZ' WHITE PEARL MACARONI AND SPAGHETTI.
A select assortment of Choice Recipes sent with each case of our goods, in the shape of a Handy Booklet.
LORENZ BROS. MACARONI CO. MILWAUKEE, - WISCONSIN.
Rubber Stamps.
See page 7.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Reliance Stamp and Stencil Works,
JOHN PETERS & CO., Tax- Birds, Beasts and Fishes, , idermists. Six Gold Medals Awarded for Fine Art Taxidermy. 2325 State St., Chicago. Ill.
(See Adv. in Classi- fied Taxidermists. )
Consulting Engineer 54 Exchange Bldg. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Dane
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
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Beiversi Peter, saloon.
Beuzmiller, F. saloon.
Beuzmiller Paul, jeweler.
Caldwell & Neil, grain and feed.
Clemens Peter, windmill mnfr.
Dickert Ambrose, meats and justice.
Esser Mat, saloon.
Hunt E M, physician.
Jacobson Ole, shoemaker.
JACOBSON O S, Postmaster.
Kelley D, saloon.
Kelly M, hotel.
Knutson Caroline, milliner.
Knutson R. carpet weaver.
Koch Anton, blacksmith.
KOLTES J A, General Store.
Lockwood & Jacobson, general store.
. McChesney J B. agrl impts.
Mahike Ernest, blacksmith.
Meek G A & Co, lumber, lime and cement, 0 Millett Charles, saloon.
Millett C A, livery. Moench Rev. T J (Lutheran).
O'Dwyer M, general store. .
O'Dwyer Dr N, physician.
0 Packham C & Ayres, live stock. Richardson G W. r r, exp and tel agt.
Schiltz Rev J M (Catholic).
Schmidt Math, mason.
Stitgen Wm, carpenter.
Thompson Julia, restaurant.
Wamke & McIntosh, painters.
DANVILLE.
Population, 200. A post village on Craw- fish river, in Elba township, Dodge county, 16 miles southwest of Juneau, the county seat, 1 from Elba, its railroad station ou the C., M. & St. P. Ry., and 3 from Colum- bus, the banking point. Has a Catholic church. Telephone connection. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. John Fox, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Christians Charles, creamery.
FOX JOHN, General Store.
Jaegar F. flour mill.
Marquette A, blacksmith.
Morgan T J, general store.
Nickerson F A, carpenter.
Webber H, cheese mnfr.
Webster S R. justice of peace.
DARBELLAY.
A discontinued postoffice in Red river township, Kewaunee county, 21 miles north- west of Kewaunee, the county seat. Has rural free delivery from Luxembourg.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Gillis Henry and Peter J. masons.
Haebrixch & Sons, grist mill.
Maufort Frank. blksmith and wagonmkr.
WERY JOSEPH, General Store, Cheese afforded by the Pecatonica river. Darling-
Mnfr and Justice of Peace. Zweifl Fred, hotel.
DARIEN.
Population, 500. Is located on the Racine & Southwestern div. C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Darien township, Walworth county, 9 miles
southwest of Elkhorn, the county seat. Has Baptist and Methodist churches, ex- cellent schools, and a bank. Ships butter, cheese, hay, oats and barley. Exp. U. S. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. John Garbutt, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Baldwin A W, barber.
Barker Lumber Co, O H Hastings mngr.
Bassler Judd, harnessmaker.
Benner G W & Co ( G W Benner, E F Welch> general store.
Blakley Byron J, meats.
Clough D P & Son (Darwin P and Edwin H), live stock.
DARIEN CREAMERY CO, Edward
Hastings Pres, Michael Cusack Manager. Deneen Charles E, barber.
Farmers' State Bank (capital $25,000), John R Eagan cashier.
Fogle Jennie, milliner.
Fogle John, harnessmaker.
Fohr H P, dentist.
Frank Henry, tailor.
GARBUTT JOHN, Postmaster.
Gile D Austin, r r, exp and tel agt.
Hastings Octave R. drayage.
Heyer Henry J, hardware.
Hunsbusher Benjamin, blacksmith.
Hunsbusher F H. propr Saxton House.
Johnson J B & Son (John B and Frank), grain.
Kidder Charles, livery stable.
Lindeman Charles A, saloon.
Norton John H. saloon.
O'Brien H N, physician.
O'Connor Moses J, blacksmith.
Park Fred A, pumps.
REED GEORGE, L, General Store.
Rood John F. physician.
Ryer Albert, blacksmith.
SAWYER . ALBERT V, Furniture and Justice of Peace.
Saxton House, F H Hunsbusher propr.
Seaver Rodney, grocer.
STEWART & MITCHELL (Wm H Stew- art, Frank M Mitchell), Farm Implements Sweet Mrs E. restaurant.
Thomas Louis L, mason.
Thoma's Roy L, mason.
Thorpe James, dravman.
Thorpe Martin, hardware.
Turney J Edwin, prin of schools.
Woods Charles, confectionery.
Young Riley S, drugs and groceries.
DARLINGTON.
Population. 1,900. An incorporated city located on the Mineral Point div. C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Lafayette county, of which it is the judicial seat, 6 miles southeast of Calamine, 10 northwest of Gratiot Junction, 60 southwest of Madison, and 136 southwest of Milwaukee. Excellent water power is
ton is lighted by electricity, owns and con- trols its system of water works, has Bap- tist, Catholic, Congregational, Episcopal and Methodist churches, good schools, an opera house, 2 banks, telephone facilities, excellent hotel accommodations, the Hotel Meehan being first-class in its appoint- ments, etc. Three weekly newspapers-The
JOHN GEIST,
Herman Grover & Co., or Write and Get Terms.
BUSINESS BROKERS. We Buy, Sell or Exchange. Call Telephone Main 3013. 4 Metropolitan Bldg. MILWAUKEE, WIS,
FERROFIX BRAZING CO. 251 LAKE ST. Milwaukee, Wis. (See page 3.)
Darlington
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
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Republican Farmer, the Republican-Journal and the Darlington Democrat-are pub- lished. Darlington is surrounded by an ex- cellent farming country and oats, dairy products and live stock are largely shipped. Stages daily to Lamont. Wiota, Fayette and Yellowstone. Exp., U. S. Tel. W. U. Dougherty Ralph, horse dealer.
Spencer G. Beers, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Andrews H. sheep breeder, 5 miles n e.
Armsmier Henry, hog breeder, 21/2 miles s w
Avon Creamery. Albert Poole propr, cheese mnfr.
Badger State Mineral Wated Co. Joseph Weickenand propr.
Baker & Son (Abisha and James). fruit growers.
Banfield Michael. hotel.
Barlow P B & E G (Phares B and Edward G), general store.
Barnes Edwin T. jusitce of peace.
Beers Spencer G, postmaster.
Bennett & Roberts (George Bennett, Wm C Roberts). restaurant and grocers.
Bingham Minnie J, nurse.
Bird Isabelle, librarian Public Library. Blaisdell George, painter.
Blaisdell Wm, painter.
Blakely Charles, city clerk.
Bordner Frank, barber.
Bottomly & McCov (Elwin Bottomly, Irwin McCoy). well borers. Bower Alice E. milliner.
Boyle Katherine milliner.
Boyle & Collins (John J Boyle. Wm E Col- lins), lumber and coal. Bridgeman Charles R, apiarist.
Brown John, shoemaker.
Brown Rev Thomas J (Congregational). Bruse Bert, barber. Bryson Lincoln. ice.
Burk Michael J. dray.
Burk & Carey (Nellie Burk. Nellie Carey), dressmakers.
Burns Nicholas, auctioneer.
Callahan Bros (Patrick and John), saloon. Carey Charles H, physician.
Cary Joseph K. district attorney.
Citizens' National Bank (capital $50,000), George F West pres, John O'Brien cashr. Clark Lorenzo, shoes.
Clary Joseph H. justice.
Clary & Stott (Montgomery Clary, Marshall Stott). painters. Cline John, apiarist.
Cone Harry J, jeweler and men's furngs. Cone Mrs Retta, music teacher.
CONLEY E FRANK, Attorney-at-Law, Notary and Real Estate, Practice in All Courts.
Conley Patrick H, lawyer.
Connell Timothy J, shoes. Cummings Edward, hardware. Curry D Wm, livery.
Daily Jesse T, blacksmith.
Darlington Democrat (Weekly), L B How- LAPPIN & McCONNELL (John Lappin, ery publr. Frank F McConnell), Saloon.
Darlington Electric Light and Water Pow- Latham Charles O, physician.
er Co, Henry A Salzer pres, Wm H Win- ter sec and mngr.
Darlington Horse Co, Willis Proctor mngr Lee Isaac, artist.
breeders.
Darlington Marine Band, Peter E Clement leader.
Darlington Mutual Fire Ins Co, John Bray pres, James W Trestrail sec.
DE MUTH AUGUST, Saloon, Bowling Alley and Billiard Hall.
Driver R H Co (Robert H Driver), general store.
Driver Samuel D, general store.
Driver's Opera House, R H Driver mngr. Dwight Corydon G, physician.
Earle T H & Co (Theodore H Earle), lum- ber and coal.
Everson Bennett E, county treasurer.
Fayette & Yellowstone Stage, Benjamin Kaster propr.
Fire Department Band, S P Nelson leader. First National Bank (capital $50,000), Philo A Orton pres, Thomas C L Mackay cashier.
Flood Thomas, auctioneer, 3 miles s e.
Francis Otis W. dentist.
Franz Charles J, jeweler.
Gilbert Mrs Emma, music tchr.
Gilbert Rev T H (Episcopal.)
Gilbertson Gilbert, mason.
Gordon Frank jr. photographer.
Grange Albert, blacksmith.
Gray Warren, nursery.
Greene & Van Matre (Frank A Greene, Robert E Van Matre), publrs The Repub- lican Journal.
Grossman Joseph, general store.
Halloran Edward, hardware.
Hamilton John, mason.
Hannon Rev M (Catholic.)
Harlan Rev Quirof (Baptist.)
Harrison John R, blacksmith.
Harvey & Martin (Henry Harvey, Agnetta Martin), bakers.
Hing C B, laundry.
HOBBS GEORGE E, County Clerk.
Hocking John H, grocer.
Hofmann Mathias, furniture.
Hogue Delos W, physician.
Hoskin & Wilson (John F Hoskin, George A Wilson), books and drugs.
HOTEL MEEHAN, John Meehan Propr, Steam Heat and Electric Light Through- out; Hot and Cold Mineral Baths and All Modern Appointments.
Howe & Norton (Richard Howe, Willis Norton), carpenter.
Howery Leander B, publr Darlington Dem- ocrat.
Howery M L, live stock.
Hugill Edward, meats.
Huntington Charles D, agrl impis.
Huntington Misses (Mabel and Gertrude), dressmakers.
Kaster Benjamin, propr Fayette & Yellow- stone stage.
Keefe James H, grocer.
King Thomas H, pearls.
Lamont & Wiota Stage, Erick Peterson propr.
Langford Mrs Fred, dressmaker.
Law Wilson R, notions.
Lee George W. coroner.
Lehnkering Charles F, physician.
Life Insurance Co. The Mutual Benefit
$100
For Each Received in Premiums the Company Has Paid Back to Members and Has on Hand to Their Credit
$118 OVER
W. G. TAYLOR CO., BUILDING MATERIAL
25 Miller Block. Wisconsin St. and Broadway, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. mental Terra Cotta. Flue Lining-Coping.
Vitrified Paving Blocks and Brick. Granite Paving Blocks. Crushed Granite. Orna-
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Tool Making Stamping & Tool Co. LA CROSSE, WIS.
(See Page 7.) MADISON, WIS. Good Reliable Agents Wanted. Gen'l Agent, Southern Wis. ORGANIZED 1867. THE UNION CENTRAL Life Insurance Co., Cincinnati, Ohio Assets, $43,891,738.40 M. D. FETHERS,
294 Darlington R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Darlington
Leonard Bros (Charles and Philo), masons. Leonard Edward Q. mngr W U Tel Co.
Lindsay & Howery (John Lindsay, Millard Peterson Knute, mason.
F Howery), agrl implts and feed.
Lord Fred M, wagonmaker.
Loveland R E, prin of school. Lutteral Mary, dressmaker.
MicCarville Joseph A, general store.
McConnell & Jolly (Frank J McConnell,
Harvey L Jolly), real estate.
McDonald John B, grocer and ins.
McGinley Edward F, ice.
McGowan Kate, dressmaker.
McGreane Benjamin B, grocer.
McGuire James, painter.
McKernan Mrs Mary, dressmaker.
MoWilliams John, painter.
Mackay Thomas C L, ins and notary.
Mann Harvey B, real estate.
Mann Henry L, carpenter.
MARSHALL GEORGE A, Lawyer, Ab- stracter, Court Commissioner, Notary Public and County Surveyor.
MARSHALL WM, Meat Market and Live Stock Dealer.
Martin Mrs Addie, carpet weaver.
Martin Alexander, painter.
Martin George, hog breeder.
MARTIN HARRY C, Attorney-at-Law and Court Commissioner.
Martin James, painter.
Martin James H, auctioneer.
Martin Wm, apiarist.
Martin Wm A, painter.
MEEHAN JOHN, Propr Hotel Meehan. Meyer Samuel, clothing.
MEYLOR & FLANIGAN (Joseph H Mey- lor, Wm F Flanigan), Saloon.
Michaelson James A, lawyer.
Micka & Huss (Edward Micka, Max Huss), cigar mnfrs. Miller Even, painter.
Miller & Riemer (Julius H Miller, John F Sperry A P, feather renovator.
'Riemer), dry goods.
Moran Frank, marshal.
Morgan Patrick S, horse breeder.
Morritt Wm W, cattle breeder, 4 miles w.
Mueller August, clothing.
Mueller /Wm, mason.
Muldoon Henry F, barber.
Murphy Bros (Thomas H, Edward W and Joseph), dray.
Nash Emma, music teacher.
Nash Walter, carpenter.
Nelson Peter B, register of deeds.
Nelson's Orchestra, S P Nelson leader. Noble Ernest, carpenter.
Oates George F, drugs.
Oates Joseph C, clerk of court.
Oates Mfs Minnie, music teacher.
O'Brien John, cashier Citizens' National Bank.
O'Neil Bros (Thomas and John), blksmiths. Orton Philo A, ins and notary.
Orton & Osborne (Philo A Orton, Charles F Osborne), lawyers.
Osborne Charles F, county judge. Osborne Miss M, music teacher.
Otter Creek Creamery, R H Driver mngr, 31/2 miles n e.
Page Thomas, blacksmith.
Palmer & Stevenson (Charles F Palmer, George E Stevenson), dentists. Parsons Mrs Thomas, taxidermist
Patterson Enoch R, county supt of schools. Peck Walter W, physician.
Peterson Erick, propr Lamont & Wiota Stage.
Pilling Henry, livery.
Pleasant View Creamery, T I Vickers propr.
Polkinghorn Mrs Eunice, music teacher. POLKINGHORN JOHN, Musical Instru-
ments, Music Teacher and Photographer. Poole Albert, propr Avon Creamery.
Poole 'Ambrose C, live stock.
Public Library, Isabelle Bird librarian.
Public School Library.
Ray John W, restaurant.
REPUBLICAN FARMER (Weekly),
Charles .A Smith Publisher.
Republican Journaj The (weekly), Greene & Van Matre Publrs.
Rodham Edward H, poultry breeder.
Roselip August E, cigar mnfr.
Rowe Rev Wm (Methodist).
Roy Frank L, hardware.
Ryan House, J W Ryan propr.
Ryan James W, propr Ryan House.
Samuels Edwin J, railroad and express agt. Sandefur & Metcalf (Wm M Sandefur, Clarence C Metcalf), livery.
Saterlee Milton A, carpenter.
Sauer Edward E, feed mill.
Schreiter D & Son (David and Robert E), harness.
Schreiter Herman D, poultry breeder.
Schreiter & West (Herman D Schreiter, Frank E West), grocers.
Security Land Investment Co (capital $24,- 000), J C Lee pres, G F West sec.
Shane Robert, house mover.
SMITH CHARLES A, Publr Republican Farmer.
Smith 'Morris L, bill poster.
Smith Mrs Morris L, dressmaker.
SREENAN FRANK C, Saloon.
Sreenan Mrs Mary, dressmaker.
Standard Oil Co, Joseph Murphy agent.
Steffen Nicholas, saloon.
Stephenson John, live stock.
Stephenson Thomas, sheep breeder. 5 miles n e.
Stott Edward, mason.
Swift Drug Co (Mrs Mary Swift). Tarrell Lester R, poultry breeder.
Tarrell Richard E. furniture and under- taker.
Taylor Wm, barber. Taylor Kanautz (Miss Taylor, Nettie Kanautz), dressmakers.
Thompson George L, carpet weaver.
Thompson Robert M, veterinary surgeon.
Trickle Alfred R, veterinary surgeon.
Van Brunt Mrs Sarah, milliner.
Van Hook & Davies (Pence Van Hook, Da- vid F Daves), carpenters.
Vaughan Peter, grocer.
Vickers T I, propr Pleasant View Cream- ery.
Wall James, lime manufacturer.
Ward George, mayor. Watson George W, sheriff. Weickenand Joseph, propr Badger State Mineral Water Co.
West Frank E, poultry breeder.
West George F, notary.
Wiegel George J, barber.
CEMENT
Milwaukee Cement Co., 7 Plankinton Bldg., Milwaukee, Wis.
G rand Trunk.
For Niagara Falls, Toronto, Montreal, Portland, Railway System. Canada and the East.
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Wilkinson Thomas D, creamery, 7 miles Clark George L, cigar mnfr. s W.
Williams Bros (Romain and Robert), blk- smiths.
Wilson Alexander, grocer.
Wilson Charles, livery.
Winter Wm H, sec and mngr Darlington Electric Light and Water Power Co.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, C H Prentice manager.
Wright Libbie, dressmaker.
DARTFORD.
Population, 600. An incorporated village, located on Green Lake, 11/2 miles from Green Lake station on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Brooklyn township, Green Lake county, Greenway David, fruit grower. of which it is the judicial seat, 6 miles west Greenway George, fruit grower.
of Ripon and 85 northwest of Milwaukee. Heiple R B, express agent. Has a bank, Congregational, Methodist Heverlin Fred, meats. Episcopal and Lutheran churches and 2 Howard & Kutchin, flour mill. newspapers, the Green Lake County Re- Hyer George, poultry breeder. porter and Dartford Advance. It is the Janes Henry H, cattle breeder.
on the lake, which include Oakwood, Sher- Kineass Albert, saloon. wood Forest, Spring Grove and Maple Klatt Albert, stone mason. Wood hotels. Bus and transfer connection Klatt Gust, mason.
with Green Lake station. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Homer H. Morris, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Adams Charles, painter.
Allen Henry L, village marshal.
Anderson E A, painter.
Arndt Rev Albert N (Ger Lutheran).
Baker John, barber.
Baldwin George E, physician.
Beckwith Sanford, propr Sherwood Forest Hotel.
Beernink Rev Andrew (M E).
Bly Mable, teacher.
Bodler B F, coroner.
Brooklyn Creamery Co, L D Patterson pres, W E Sherwood sec.
Brooks John R, general store.
Brooks Wells, shoes.
Brown Charles, mascn.
Cardiff John R, painter.
CARPENTER M STANLEY, Propr Green
Lake County Reporter and Dartford Ad- Oelke Bros (H F and Charles), carpenters. vance.
Chapel Byron, general store.
Chittenden & Co, grain elevator.
Chapel Byron, general store.
Clark Charles L & Co, drugs.
Green Lake County Abstract Office
SAMUEL OWENS, Proprietor.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.
Green Lake Summer Resort Properties. Abstracts of Title Furnished on Short Notice. New and Complete Abstract of the Whole County.
DARTFORD, -
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LAKE VIEW HOUSE, Delos Morris, Propr.
Lehner Philip H, district attorney.
McConnell John C, lawyer.
McConnell John C jr, cattle breeder, 5 miles W.
McCray A S, livery.
McDowell Julius A, notary.
Malcolm David H, justice.
Maplewood Hotel, Dr
Victor Kutchin propr.
Maudlin John, grocer.
Melvin Edwin, carpenter.
Milliken L, dentist.
Monroe Robert, tel and exp agt.
MORRIS DELOS, Propr Lake View House Mortimer George, prin of school.
Norton Bros (James and Thomas), vessel owners.
Oelke Edward; carpenter.
Oakwood Hotel Co, T Stone mngr. OWENS SAMUEL, Propr Green Lake County Abstract Office, Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. (See adv.)
Cole Mrs W G, dry goods.
Crabtree Thomas J, blacksmith.
DARTFORD ADVANCE, M S Carpenter, Propr.
Dartford Cornet Band, W D Brooks leader. Duescher Otto R, harnessmaker.
Dunham Prosper, apiarist.
Eaton Bros (Cassius E and Fred B), meats. Graham Henry A, sheriff.
GREEN LAKE COUNTY ABSTRACT OF- fice, Samuel Owens Propr. (See adv.)
GREEN LAKE COUNTY REPORTER, M. S Carpenter Propr.
Green Lake State Bank (capital $25,000), C S Morris pres, C Gardiner cashr.
postoffice for the famous summer resorts Kiesel Carl, saloon.
Kruger Frank. carpenter.
Kutchin Victor, physician.
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Parmerley Fred, mason.
Parry Bernice, teacher.
Parry Robert H, register of deeds.
Sprague Robert H, county surveyor. Peterson Walter A, livery.
Pierce E Benson, boat livery.
PLEASANT POINT HOTEL, G A & J L MINOR WM, General Store.
Ross Proprs.
Potter Sherman G, county judge.
Richardson Rev F C (Methodist).
ROSS G A & J L (George A & James L) Proprs Pleasant Point Hotel.
Schill Emil, blacksmith.
Scholes Samuel, wagonmaker.
Schultz & Summerfield, saloon. Sherwood Forest Hotel, Sanford Beckwith ship, Langlade county, 6 miles northeast of propr. Spencer Frank M, hardware.
Stone T, mngr Oakwood Hotel Co.
Thomas Daisy, teacher.
THRASHER GEORGE S, Restaurant and connection. R. J. Small, postmaster.
Mngr Wisconsin Tel Co.
Walker Ruth, milliner.
Whiting Ezra, livery.
Wiesander Rose, teacher. Wilkes Herman, hotel.
WILLIAMS WALTER A, County Clerk. Willis George R, stone quarry.
Wisconsin Tel Co, G S Thrasher mngr. Wormwood George, horse breeder.
Yahr F J, lumber.
Yahr George, clerk circuit court.
DAYTON.
Population, 250. On Sugar river, in Ex- eter township. Green county, 22 miles northeast of Monroe, the judicial seat, and 3 from Belleville, the nearest banking and shipping point. Stage twice daily to Belleville; fare, 25 cents. Mail, daily. Wm. Dick, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Allen G D, physician.
Allen H, teacher.
Analouf & Son, blacksmiths.
Cooney C T, grist mill.
Cunnington Maggie, teacher.
Dalrymple D S, vet surgeon.
Dayton Dairy Assn. Dayton Mercantile Assn, genl store. DICK WM, Tinsmith. Dyson George, shoemaker.
Farnsworth Edward, barber. Hovans Foster, carpenter. Lamb N E, notary public. Schwinn Rev Thomas (Catholic). Smith M V, constable. Trumpy Baltz, saloon. Welch M F, contractor. Welch Thomas, plasterer.
Wiesen John, blacksmith. Ziveifi Fred, hotel.
DEDHAM.
Population, 100. On the G. N. Ry., in Su- perior township, Douglas county, 14 miles south of Superior, the county seat and banking point. Tel, W. U. Exp., G. N. Wm. Minor, postamster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See Page 4.) Baum J M, hotel and saloon. Culligan Bros, ties and copper lands. Culligan W, town assessor.
DEERBROOK.
Population. 100. Formerly known as Reeve, is located on the Eau Claire river and on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Neva town-
Antigo, the judicial seat and nearest bank- ing point. Improved farm land averages $50 per acre. Stages daily to Ormsby and Pearson. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Telephone
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See Page 4.)
Cleerf W. general mdse
Hawley E M, general mdse. HUNCOVSKY JOHN, General Store. Mattek W J, general store.
Small R J, postmaster.
Spoerl Joseph, flour mill.
DEERFIELD.
Population, 600. An incorporated village, on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Deerfield town- ship, Dane county, 17 miles east of Madi- son, the county seat, and 69 from Milwau- kee. It contains a Presbyterian and 2 Lutheran churches, water works, fire de- partment, an opera house, a bank and a weekly newspaper, The Deerfield News. Exp., Am. Tel. W. U. Telephone connec- tion. Nels G. Larsen, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Anderson Christian, grocer.
Anderson Mrs Christian, milliner.
Anderson John IM, lumber. Anderson Ole, mason.
Angle John S, barber.
BANK OF DEERFIELD, H B Fargo & Co Proprs.
Bennett I B, collection agent.
Blake Frank, meats
Boldstad & Shultz (Louis O Boldstad, E A Shultz), hardware.
BRICTSON ANFIN A, General Store. The Leading Store in the City.
Bnictson Ingebrikt O, leaf tobacco. Brictson Mercantile Co (Alice H and Albert C Brictson), general store. Bue Severt S, stone quarry.
Buseth Nels, drugs.
Curom John, drayman.
Dahle Charles O, jeweler.
Deerfield Cooperage Co. Deerfield Co-Operative Creamery Co.
Deerfield Cornet Band. H B Aas Idr.
Deerfield News, Nels Holman publr.
Deerfield Opera House, Henry B Aas mngr Duron John, drayman.
EDWARD A & CO, (Albert Edward, An- drew Lande, Edward Cleven), Farm Implements.
Edward G & Son (Gunder Edward), grain dealers.
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