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Complete Stock of Electric Light Supplies at Market Prices. Prompt Delivery. LA CROSSE, WIS.
Deerfield
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. DeForest 297
Fargo H B & Co (Howell B and Robert Deer Park Co-operative Creamery Co, Otto Fargo, J O Brictson, H G Klinefelter, A Neitge mngr. Nelson), proprs Bank of Deerfield. Emerson M C, grain buyer.
Funseth G, live stock. Gilbert George W, meats.
Gilbertson Martin, contractors.
Gottschalk Augustus, mngr Griswold & Fraser.
Griswold & Fraser, Augustus Gottschalk mngr, farm impts.
Halverson M, architect.
Hauge Olaf T, tailor.
Heingum Jens, saloon.
Herman Buckholz, propr Hotel Robinson.
Hoel & Aas, painters.
Holman Nels, publr The Deerfield News. Hotel Robinson, Herman Buckholz propr. Howe Naaman, saloon.
Huseboe J & S (John and Severt), grocers. Jacobson Ole D, barber.
Jessner David M, general store.
Jessner Meyer, general store.
Johnson Hans, hardware.
Kirch Thomas A, saloon.
Klinefelter Henry G, leaf tobacco
Krueger E L, harnessmaker. Lande Carl, mason.
LARSEN NELS G, Postmaster.
Lee Knudt J, blacksmith.
Lee IS A, swine breeder.
Legreid John, blacksmith.
Meyer I A, physician.
Mullen Thomas, saloon.
Munson Albert, chief fire dept and police. Nelson Edward D ,general store.
Nelson Nels M, hardware.
Quan Jacob, physician.
Resland Nels L, live stock.
Rice Ole S, prin school.
Ringven Rev Theo (Nor Lutheran).
Robinson Jacob S, livery.
ROBINSON & BRICTSON (J S Robinson, A C Brictson), Insurance.
Sherer & Johnson (Ada Sherer, Mrs O L Brue Hans, shoemaker. Johnson), milliners.
Simmons Simon E, leaf tobacco.
Simonson O & Son (Ole and Benjamin), Dahl Nels, general store and hotel.
feed mill.
Skaar Andreas O, shoes.
Spande Rev T J (Nor Evan Lutheran).
Swan George, saloon. Van Sant Generous R, dentist. Vick Asmund, carpenter.
Warg Ole G, saloon.
White Edwin W, railroad, exp and tel agt. De Forest Times, Times Publishing Co Wisconsin Tel Co, A C Brictson mngr.
DEER PARK.
Population, 300. On the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., in Cylon township, St. Croix county, 25 miles northeast of Hudson, the county seat, 12 northeast of New Rich- mond, the nearest banking point, and 45 from St. Paul, Minn. It dates its settle- ment from 1873. Has German Lutheran and Norwegian Methodist churches. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. Edward Sakrison, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Barkhardt C, grain. Chadwick A H, livery. CONDIN P J, General Store. Day W A, physician.
Ferris I J, railroad, exp tel agt.
Gilstad Andrew, live stock. Hellesen Ellen, prin of schools.
Hoff J S & Son, general store. Jacobson Rev J A (Methodist).
Laetsch Rev Theodore (Lutheran).
Larson A M, general store.
Larson Julia, milliner.
Malum T A, barber and confr.
New Richmond Roller Mill Co.
Northern Grain Co.
Olson Anna, teacher.
Olson C J, general store.
Peterson Rev John (Lutheran).
SAKRISON EDWARD, Hardware, Flour, Feed and Salt.
Sakrison John & Co, general store.
Sakrison Nellie, teacher.
Schulze Henry, blacksmith.
Solum Ole B, agrl impts.
Thompson Charles, furn and justice.
Thompson & Schultz ,agrl impts.
DE FOREST.
Population, 400. A village on the C. M. & St. P. Ry., in Windsor township, Dane county, 131/2 miles north of Madison, the county seat. Has a Norwegian Lutheran church, a bank and a weekly newspaper, the De Forest Times. Exp., U. S. Tele- phone connection. A. J. Linde, postmaster.
FIRE PROOF.
ABSOLUTELY
all Coal Savers.
The Greatest of
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Anderson John, carpenter.
Bakke John, mason.
Becker John, stone quarry, 3 miles e.
Bertrand Dr Joseph H, drugs and furn.
Boehm Frederick, general store and leaf tobacco.
Clark I B, photographer.
Dahl Louis, livery.
DeForest Brass Band, I B Clark leader.
De Forest Butter and Cheese Co, L J Lee mngr.
De Forest Mutual Fire Ins Co, Julius Strehlow pres, Henry G Karow sec.
De Forest State Bank (capital $15,000), M Thorness pres, A A Linde cashier.
proprs. Dustin A J, furniture.
Farness & Huseboe (Thomas Farness, Peter Huseboe), general store.
Gest Louis, restaurant.
Hansen Lumber Co The, Dr J H Bertrand pres, Ernest Newell sec.
HEISIG & GRINDE (Robert Heisig, Peter Grinde), Hardware.
Johnson Christian, stone quarry. Johnson John O, farm machinery.
Kampen Fred G, harnessmaker.
Karow' Ernest, creamery.
Karow George, apiarist.
Knudtsen Edward, blacksmith.
Knudtsen Knud, well driller.
Knudtsen Sisters (Sadie and Emma), mil- liners.
Levin Solomon, clothing
Linde Andrew A, live stock.
PEOPLES TAILORING CO. 250 & 252 WEST WATER ST ..
FINE TAILORING At Popular Prices. MILWAUKEEE.
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.
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.
298 DeForest
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Delavan
Linde A J, postmaster and leaf tobacco. Linde Joseph, mason.
Lyster Mrs Emma, milliner.
Meland Edward C, prin of school.
Moeller Fred, dentist.
Mowrey Bainbridge, justice.
Poynette Long Distance Tel Co, Mrs Laura Cutler mngr.
Rebstein J H, railroad and exp agt.
Reierson Thomas, mason .:
Robinson C J, meats.
Roe Ole K, leaf tobacco.
Roisum Elling O, stone quarry, 112 miles St John's Military Band, A P Adams leader. n w.
Rublee Edward, carp and planing mill.
Schattschneider Julius J, nursery.
Schmidt August, meats.
Seifert Rev C B (Moravian).
Slinde Norman, confectioner and barber.
Slinde Severin J, carpenter.
STROMER MRS ANDREW 0, General Store.
Thorsness Marcus, hardware.
Times Publishing Co, publrs De Forest Times.
Vincent David D, stone quarry, 4 miles s e Wasgard Rev J A (United Lutheran.)
DELAFIELD.
Population, 300. On Bark river, in town- gelical and Methodist Episcopal churches, ship of same name, Waukesha county, 11 good public schools, the Wisconsin School miles northwest of Waukesha, the judicial for the Deaf, 2 banks, electric light plant, etc. Two weekly newspapers-the Enter- prise and the Republican-are published. Delavan Lake, 2 miles southeast, is a fav- orite resort for boating and fishing, with ample hotel accommodation. Telephone connection. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Adele E. Barnes, postmaster. seat, 216 from Nashotah, on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., its shipping point, and 5 from Hartland, the nearest bank location. Has Episcopal and Presbyterian churches. Lo- cated here is St. John's Military Academy. Stage to Nashotah, meeting all trains, fare 25 cents. Telephone connection. Miss Edna Jacques, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Apfflebacher George, flour mill.
Bartz Mrs, laundry.
Bente Charles, creamery.
Butler Charles, agrl impts.
Cadet Days at St Johns, pub by St John's Academy.
Delafield Cornet Band, Wm Jacobson leader.
Delafield Free Library.
DROWN A V, Real Estate, Stencils, Stamps and Signs.
Hahn Charles F, meats.
Hanson Maud, dressmaker.
Healey Rev E C (Episcopal.)
Hengen Charles, grocer and shoes.
Houghtelling J R, tchr St John's Military Academy. Humphrey Ephraim, flour mill.
Jacobson Bros (Wm, Frank and Fred), painters.
Jacobson Frank, auctioneer.
Jacobson Wm, carpenter.
Jacques Frank B, gardener.
Jones Phillipp, live stock.
Jorgensen C, mason.
KELLS WM, General Store.
Kunz Louis, propr Nemahbin Hotel. Kunz Wm E, livery.
Lanbenheiner John, barber.
Lanerson A J, prin of schools.
Lidicker Chas, carpenter.
Loweree Robert jr, dentist.
Loweree Robert W, hotel.
Lugviel Christian, blacksmith.
Nagowicka Cottage, W O White propr. Nemahbin Hotel, Louis Kunz propr.
Nixon A J, physician. Pelnar Joseph, blacksmith.
Pfliffe Charles, taxidermist.
Reese W, mason. Regula Frank, blacksmith.
Ringle Mrs, laundry.
ST JOHN'S MILITARY ACADEMY, Rev S Thomas Smythe Pres.
St John's Military Academy Library.
Smith Ivan L, justice.
SMYTHE REV. S THOMAS, Pres St. John's Military Academy.
Sniglan C S, editor Cadet Days at St Johns.
Towsend Mrs A, music teacher.
Standard Telephone Co. Laura Cutler mngr White W O, propr Nagowicka Cottage.
Tanks, Smoke Stacks and all kinds of Sheet Iron Work
W. TOEPFER & SONS, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
.SIGN OF THE
RIUE FI AG. Registered
ZIMMERMANN BROS. Clothing Co.
384 East Water St.,
Buckley Rev John (Catholic).
Burrows Frederick E, poultry breeder.
Butts E M & Co (Edward M and Dora Butts), furniture and undertakers.
DELAVAN.
Population, 2,500. First settled in 1836, is an incorporated city located on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Walworth county, 6 miles southwest of Elkhorn, the county seat, and 52 southwest of Milwaukee. Has Baptist, Catholic, Congregational, Episcopal, Evan-
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
American Incubator Co, John B Reader propr, mnfrs incubators.
Andrews John P, meats.
Babcock Mrs Caleb, music teacher.
Bailey Joel M, grocer and baker.
BANK OF E LATIMER & CO (Capital and Surplus $40,000), E Latimer Pres, A H Kendrick Cashr, K L Hollister Asst Cashr Barkdull Rev E S (Episcopal.)
Barker Charles, poultry breeder.
Barker Lumber Co, G E Barker pres, C H Barker sec and treas.
Barlow Silas V, livery.
Barnes Adele E, postmaster.
Barnes Dwight B. lawyer.
Barrows Frederick E, clothing.
BAUMANN WM, Propr Hotel Delavan. Beamsley Albert, painter.
Blanchard Charles C, physician.
Bossi John B, marble works.
Bowers Arthur, justice of peace.
Bowers & Son (Arthur and Harry), furni- ture.
Brabazon John R, poultry breeder, 5 miles n Brabazon J R jr & Co. John R Brabazon jr mngr, poultry breeders and supplies.
Bradley W W & Co (Wm H Tyrrel. John J Phoenix), dry goods.
Brunck Bros (Edward Brunck), plumbers.
MILWAUKEE, WIS. RETAIL. -
Gateway City Steel Tank and Roofing Co. Manufacturers of Eaves Trough, Conductor Pipe and Fittings. LaCrosse, Wis.
Delavan WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Delavan 299
CITIZENS' BANK OF DELAVAN (Capi- Fishman & Peffer (Frederick Fishman, Wm tal and Surplus $50,000). R H James Pres, Peffer), blacksmiths. Ed F Williams Cashier, A S Parish Asst Flint Edward E. barber. Cashier. Foltz Edward E. boots and shoes.
Clark Charles A, carpenter.
Clark & Hughes (Charles A Clark, C M Hughes), hardware.
Cold Process Company The, Samuel W Bowne pres (New York). W L Johnson sec-treas (New York), C J Galpin mngr. Congdon A H, wagonmaker.
Francisco Newton O, mngr Delavan Opera House.
Gage Jay H, real estate.
Gibbons T S, optician.
Globe Knitting Mills The, Richard Lorenz pres, J H Goodard sec-treas.
Glover DeWitt L, harnessmaker.
Corner Department Store, Elisha Wells Gregg Frederick H. restaurant.
pres, Walter E Wells sec, dry goods. Cowles Frederick D, Shetland ponies.
Crosby Myron T, agt U S Exp Co.
Cutting Frank M, barber.
Davidson James, carpenter.
Davis T B, prin of schools.
Davis W A, city marshal.
DEAN & PASSAGE (Wm C Dean, W T|Herbert Frederick, shoemaker.
Passage), Proprs Delavan Enterprise.
Delavan Bottling Works, Harry Hollister & Highland Park Hotel, Sage & Co proprs.
Co proprs, bottlers.
Delevan City Band, M T Huber sec.
DELAVAN ENTERPRISE, Dean & Pass- age Proprs, Newspaper and Job Printing Delavan Ice Co, Ferdinand P Van Velzer mngr.
Delavan Light and Fuel Co, A H Kendrick pres, J J Phoenix sec.
Delavan Opera House, Newton O Francisco Hollister K N, hardware and grocer.
mngr.
DELAVAN REPUBLICAN, Wilbur G Hopkins Walter; poultry breeder.
Weeks Propr.
Delavan Steam Laundry (L L Jones, A E Downs).
Delavan Water Works, Robert C Dinsmore supt.
Devendorf David B, physician.
Dinsmore F C Co. general store.
Dinsmore & Saxton (James Dinsmore, George H Saxton) grocers and crockery. Doane Harley J, jeweler.
Downs Bros (James H and Francis J), sa- loon.
Drake Bruce B, wool dealer.
Duggan Dennis M, grocer.
Durkee Edward L, sporting goods.
Durkee Henry S, oils. Ege Wm T, cigar mnfr.
Elkman Barney, blacksmith.
Epstein S & D (Simon and David), general Larsen C F. editor Wisconsin Times.
store. Fernholz Wm F. drugs and grocer.
Finnegan George, cigar mnfr.
ED. MORRISSEY,
Attorney=at=Law. General Practice. Notary Public.
Examination of Abstracts and Collections Promptly Attended To. General Fire Insurance.
OFFICE IN SHULTZ BLOCK, TEL. 114. Over Postoffice. DELAVAN, WIS.
DYNAMOS, MOTORS and SUPPLIES. L. A. MEYER CO., 450 E. Water St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
RAILINGS.
BANK AND OFFICE
Atkinson Ave. bet. MILWAUKEE, WIS. (See page 10.) Globe Wire and Iron
10th and 11th Sts. I
HOTEL DELAVAN, Wm Baumann
Propr.
Huber Max T, dentist.
Hughes Carl M, hardware.
Ives A Riley, horse breeder.
Jacobs Alfred A, hardware.
Johnson Harry C, real estate.
Jones Norman K, carp and boat builder.
Judson Lucius F, harnessmaker.
Keef Bros (John R and Wm F), saloon. Kendrick A H, insurance.
Kenney Terrance, meats.
Lackey & Quinn (Lorenzo R Lackey, Charles J Quinn), livery.
Lake Lawn Hotel, Phillips Bros proprs. Langley Austin R, farm implements. Larnard Ira P, real estate.
Lee David E, carpenter.
Lindeman Frederick, railroad and tel agt. Littlefield Samuel D. jeweler.
Gregory Seth W, poultry breeder.
Hanover Dr Wm, drugs.
Hare Ambrose, mayor.
Harrington Melton, house mover.
Hatch George, mason.
Hatch Lewis F, mason.
Hemingway Mrs C E, teas and coffees.
Hess George, ice.
Hoag Nathaniel W & Son (Nathaniel W and Henry S), coal and wood.
Hoag & Drake (N W Hoag, B B Drake), live stock.
Hobbs Rev Charles A (Baptist).
Holland George, propr Holland House.
Hollister E B, propr Log Cabin.
Hollister James H. meats.
Hollister Mrs Nellie V, milliner.
Horton Wm, flour mills.
Works,
The MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INS. CO., Newark, N. J.
Total payments to policy-holders plus assets Total premium receipts since organization in 1845.
$ 311,906,270.92 264,587,603.32
Excess of assets and payments to policy-holders over premium receipts .... $ 47,318,667.60 FRANK L. WILSON, State Agent. 58-59 University Building,
Milwaukee, Wis
300 Delavan
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Delton
Lockhart Jasper W, physician. Log Cabin, E B Hollister propr. McBurney Edwin S. dentist.
McCoy Wm L. tinner.
Mccullough Edward A, vet surgeon. McSorley James B. restaurant and confec- tioner.
MeSWEENEY JOHN, Propr Park Hotel. Matson Alfred, barber.
Matteson Albin, drayage.
Melges Wm A, propr Woodlawn Bay Hotel. Miller Alexander, mason.
Moore Truman, carpenter.
Morrissey Andrew, blacksmith.
MORRISSEY ED, Attorney at Law, Gen- eral Practice. Notary Public, Examination of Abstracts and Collections Promptly Attended to, General Fire Insurance, Of- fice in Shultz Blk, Over Postoffice. Tel 114. (See page 299.)
Mullins Charles, poultry breeder.
Nelson P A. propr Petersburg Hotel.
PARK HOTEL, John McSweeney Propr Patchen Frank , drayage.
Peffer Wm E, poultry breeder.
Peskey Philip, clothing.
Phillips Bros. proprs Lake Lawn House. Phoenix Nursery Co. A P Wilkins mngr. Poindexter Edward H, barber.
Prash Philip L, blacksmith.
Public High School, library.
Quigley James S. ice, cream and creamery. Reader John B, windmills.
Reader & Co (Amos H Reader, A E Tay- lor). bottling works.
Rice Ferdinand A. physician.
Rice Ray H. physician.
Rice Sanitarium, Ray H Rice M. D, mngr. Rideout Harry L. painter.
Rodman Andrew J, physician.
Rogers Bros (James, Fred L and George), grocers.
Ronk & Searles (John Ronk, Grant Sear- postmaster.
les), plumbers.
Sage & Co, proprs Highland Hotel
Schlada Charles T, baker and confr.
Ser Cyrus. live stock.
Sherman Mable, poultry breeder.
Shulz Mrs Crarles, poultry breeder. Slater Charles F, baker.
Snashall B L. dentist.
Southeastern Wisconsin Poultry and Pet Stock Assn, Moses J O'Connor pres, W E Peffer sec.
Stall Ira R, saloon.
Stewart & Mitchell (Wm H Stewart, Frank Mitchell), farm implements.
Sturtevant George H, blacksmith.
Sturtevant Verne, bicycle repairer. Sumner Charles B, lawyer.
Tanck & Dukelow (F G Tanck, A C Duke- low), druggists.
Taylor A E, photographer.
Thompson Ingeman T, wagonmaker.
Topping Charles M, dairyman. Topping John. painter.
Topping & Sons (Mary P Topping), general store.
Tower Wm F, sign painter.
United States Express Co, Myron T Crosby respectively. Mail, daily. F. L. Hulbert, agent. postmaster. Unkrich C R. physician.
Uthus & Hahn (Chas F Uthus, Louis Hahn), tailors.
Utley Horace W, meats.
Van Velzer Ferdinand P, ice.
Van Velzer's Orchestra, F P Van Velzer leader.
Van Velzer W C & Son (Washington C and Ferdinand P), cigar mnfrs.
Vaughan H M. carpenter. Von Suessmilch Ernst L, lawyer.
VON SUESSMILCH GEORGE O, Real Es- tate and Investments. (See adv in class- ified Real Estate.)
Walworth County Telephone Co, H C Hackney mngr.
Ward Thomas P. shoemaker.
Weed Henry W. lawyer.
WEEKS WILBUR G, Propr The Delavan Republican.
Welch James B , restaurant.
White Rev George (Methodist).
Wilber Samuel P, grocer. Wilder Rev S P (Congregational).
Williams Celine B. dressmaker.
WILLIAMS ED F, Cashier Citizens' Bank and Insurance.
Williams Howard, jeweler.
Williamson Andrew, thresher.
Wilson Richard J. painter.
Winn Charles, painter.
Winn Frederick, cigar mnfr.
Wisconsin School for the Deaf, E W Wal- ker supt.
Wisconsin Telephone Co. Kathryn Nelson manager.
Wolf Chris, tailor.
Woodlawn Bay Hotel, W A Melges propr. Wright Charles A. physician.
Wright Joseph, florist.
DELL.
A country postoffice in Clinton township, Vernon county, 18 miles northeast of Viro- qua, the county seat, and 9 from Cashton, its banking and shipping point. Ira Dains,
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
DAINS IRA, Grocer. Lawrence J C, blacksmith.
DELLWOOD.
A farmers postoffice in Washburn town- ship, Bayfield county, on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., 7 miles from Washburn, the county seat and 4 from Ashland. M. Schweisthal, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Durocher Mrs E, boarding house. Jones Otto, saloon.
SCHWEISTHAL M, Postmaster. Schweisthal R, grocer.
DELTON.
Population. 250. A village on Dell river, in Delton township, Sauk county, 10 miles north of Baraboo, the county seat, and 31/2 southwest of Kilbourn, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Has Episcopal and Methodist churches. Stages daily to Kilbourn and Baraboo; fare 25 and 75 cents
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (see page 4.) Adams George W, meats. Delton Drum Corps, M L Crane leader.
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.
For lowest cost Insure in the ....
MANUFACTURERS OF
C. P. & J. LAUSON, GAS and GASOLINE ENGINES. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
103 WEST WATER ST.,
Delton
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. DePere 301
Fraser Mrs L A. grocer and notions.
Hulbert J M, summer hotel.
Jones Ambrose, dentist.
Keyes G G. insurance and justice. Mirror Lake Boat Co, J T Huntington (Holland), De Cids (Holland), the Onze manager.
Patterson John A, Iblacksmith.
Reynolds M L, notary public. Rice D C, justice. Sarrington H L, flour mill.
Smith Rev A E (Methodist).
Timme A & Son. flour mill.
VOSLE & FLICKNER, General Store.
DENMARK.
Population, 500. In New Denmark town- ship, Brown county, 15 miles southeast of Green Bay, the judicial seat, nearest bank- ing and shipping point. Has Catholic, Dan- ish Lutheran and German Methodist churches. Stages daily to Green Bay; fare, 75 cents. Mail. daily. D. M. Enz, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Anderson Otto, meats.
Benecke David, general store.
Christensen Peter, justice.
ENZ BROS, General Store and Cheese Mnfrs.
Enz J F, barber.
Geimer Bros. meats.
Hager Gust, constable.
Hansen Nels J, carpenter.
Hengel Peter, mason.
Jensen Christ. shoemaker.
Johnson Christian, tailor.
Kellner L L, hotel and saloon.
Pelishek N, hotel and saloon. Rasmussen F W, justice of peace. ROEBIC J, Blacksmith.
Thomsen N, saw mill.
Wanek Frank, wagonmaker. Witte & Buckman, lumber grist mill.
DENZER.
Population, 100. In Honey Creek town- ship, Sauk county. 16 miles southwest of Baraboo, the judicial seat, and 11 from Prairie du Sac, its banking and shipping point. Mail, daily. D. L. Brander, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Clement Ulrich, blacksmith and machinist. CONGER, GROTOPHORST & CO, Gen- eral Store.
DE PERE.
Population, 4,500. In Brown county, 434 Campbell Mrs E, dressmaker.
miles south of Green Bay, the judicial Cargill & Co, W R Matthews agt, grain and coal, W D. seat, is a prosperous and enterprising in- corporated city, situated at the head of Chambers Dwight T, photogr and notions. lake navigation on Fox river, and 5 miles Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Ry, C F Goodell agt. from its mouth. The river presents a mag- nificent power of from 3,000 to 4,000 horse- Chicago & Northwestern Ry, W O Allen agt, W D. power at this point, and gives factories the unique advantage of a cheap power at one Christensen Hans, horseshoer. end and lake navigation at the other, with Coenen Henry J, general store. Collette Ernest X, clothing. Collette George A, saloon, W. D. water communication with all lake ports. The C. & N. W. and the C., M. & St. P. Rys. (depots 1 mile apart) pass through Cook John, merchant taoilor. De Pere. A magnificent college is located Crabb Frank, saloon. here for the education of young men for Cremers Henry, mason.
Over 100 kinds of Grasses raised in Wisconsin. For fine farms in the best grass section, write
the priesthood, and is in charge of St. Nor- bet Fathers. De Pere possesses 6 news- papers: The De Pere News (Rep.), the Brown County Democrat, De Volksstem
Standard (Holland), and the Standard (Eng- lish), The city contains 2 high schools, 11 churches. 3 hotels, 3 public halls, elevator's, flour mill. cooperage and saw mill machin- ery factory, foundry and sash and blind factory, 2 creameries, 6 brick yards, 3 lime- stone quarries, 5 factories, and one of the largest writing paper mills in the world. The products of the above mentioned in- dustries, cattle, country produce, grain and hay constitute the shipments. Distance to Chicago, 208 miles; to Milwaukee, 108; to Madison. 151. Exp., Am. and U. S. Tel., W. U. J. C. Outhwaite, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4)
Allen W O, agt C. & N. W. Ry. Altmayer Fred, propr Union House.
American Writing Paper Co (Shattuck & Babcock division), paper mnfrs.
Arent John H, drugs.
Arts Henry W, mason, W D.
Arts Martn, mason, W D.
Bartels Harry, dray.
Bartels Leo, gardener.
Beemster & Biersteker (John Beemster, Jacob Biersteker), cheese mnfrs.
Berendsen Lambert J, cigar mnfr.
Bourgo Mrs Joseph, carpet weaver.
Broekmans John, mason.
BROWN COUNTY DEMOCRAT (Weekly) Heyrman & Kuypers Publrs and Proprs. (See page 303.)
Burkhart Peter, mason.
Business Men's Assn, P L Halline sec.
Baeton Henry, saloon, W D.
Baeton John, general store.
Bakken Christ, shoemaker, WD .
Bean Jacob R, blksmith, W D.
Beaver Mrs Mary, milliner.
Bingham & Risdon Co, R R Risdon mngr, general store, W D.
Boehm John A, shoemaker.
Bowring Thomas R, photographer.
Brooks & Co (Mrs J F Brooks), general store.
Burke Mrs H M, milliner.
BURNS ALEX B, Sec and Mngr Burns Boiler and Mnfg Co, W D.
BURNS BOILER & MANUFACTURING Co, Wm Larsen Pres, W M Workman Vice-Pres, Alex B Burns Sec and Mngr, W G Quade Asst Sec and Treas, W D. (See page 303.)
Benson & Anderton, Milwaukee, ยท Wisconsin.
Where Color is Suitable. The Best Wood Preservative Discovered. CREAM CITY PAINT MNFC. CO. C -
Manufacturers of ROYAL BLACK DIAMOND PAINT, for Shingle Roofs and all Woodwork 115 Wisconsin Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
H. C. Miller Co.
342-6 Broadway, Milwaukee, Wis. Blank Book Makers.
Labor Saving Office Devices.
/ Removable Leal Ledgers
Order Sheets Holders, Binders. (See adv. in Milwaukee.)
302 DePere
R. L. POLK & CO.'S De Pere
MAX. H. STREHLOW,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Practice in all Courts, Commercial Law ; Bankruptcy ; Collections ; Probate Law and Pension Claims REFERENCE: FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DEPERE.
DEPERE,
WISCONSIN.
Crescent Band.
Crim Wm, grocer. Cuene Frank, carpenter. Cull Walter, hotel, W D.
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Dandory Frank, saloon.
I Dannahy James T, cigar mnfr, W D. Dart & Geurtz, blacksmiths. De Booth Frank, saloon, W D. De Booth Joseph, lime mnfr, W D.
De Booth Louise, milliner, W. D.
1 De Gids Monthly, John Smith publr. De Jongh Constant, baker and confr. De Noble Peter, saloon.
De Pere Band, John Vansistine leader.
- De Pere Bottling Works.
De Pere Co-Operative Co, coal, W D.
De Pere Electric Light and Power Co, J P Dausman pres, Lewis Minich sec.
De Pere Lumber and Fuel Co, M N Chase . sec, W S.
De Pere News (weekly), P L Halline publr. DE PERE PICKLE FACTORY, F H Pe- terson Propr, W D.
De Pere Tablet Co.
De Pere Water Works.
DE VOLKSSTEM (Holland), Heyrman & Kuypers Publrs and Proprs. (See page 303.)
Dickenson Mrs Z, dressmaker.
Diebels L Co, Louis Diebels mngr, general store.
Dohn George, saloon.
Doms John A, shoes.
Donnelly Mary, carpet weaver.
Dousman John P Milling Co, D H Gregory sec, flour mill.
DUNHAM J S, Asst Postmaster.
Duval Emil C, postmaster, W D. East River Valley Creamery.
Falck Jacob, saloon. Fellour L August, blacksmith.
Field Frederick, horsedealer.
Franc Emil J, meats.
Francken Bros (Peter and Cornelius), plas- terers.
Gage Eugene H, dentist.
Gerke Henry, painter.
Goemans Bros (Peter J and John W), hard- ware.
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