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Goemans John, carpenter.
Goodell Charles F. agt C, M & St P Ry.
Gowey A L Co, A L Gowey mngr, plumbers
Grammes & Canellakes (A Grammes, Canellakes), confrs.
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McEachron A B & Co, A B McEachron mngr, Jumber. McGeehan Robert J, farm implements.
Gregory Daniel H, physician. Haanen Martin, saloon.
Haessly Jacob A, shoes. Hahn Frank C, drugs.
Halladine Paul L, publr De Pere News.
Hannan Wm C & Co, Wm C Hannan mngr, general store.
Hart Henry J, clothing, W D.
Heymen Henry, blacksmith.
HEYRMAN & KUYPERS (Mrs John B Heyrman, John A Kuypers), Proprs Brown County Democrat and De Volkss- tem (Holland). (See page 303.)
Hockers John, brick mnfr.
Hoffman Albert, potter.
Hoffmann Matthew, carpenter.
Hoks Wm, genl store. Hoks Wm D. jeweler.
Hopkins Wm E, barber.
Jackson Thomas, blacksmith, W D.
Jackson & Sons (Charles and Robert Jack- son jr (Estate of Robert Jackson), genl store.
Janssen Henry, saloon, W D.
Janssen Henry J, grocer, W D.
Janssen Wm, grocer, W D.
Johnson Bros, grocers.
Joslin J A, barber, W D.
Kelly George H, lawyer.
Kersten Alphonse M, physician.
Kidnoy Daniel & Son (Daniel and Wm E), boat builders.
Kilbourn Edward, restaurant.
KNOELLER AUGUST, Propr New Call- fornia House, Commercial Men's Head- quarters. (See page 303.)
Kuehl & Son (Joachim F C and Frank), furniture and undertakers.
KUYPERS JOHN A, Editor Brown Coun- ty Democrat and De Volksstem.
La Court Marcellus, restaurant.
Lange Eberhardt A, drugs, W D.
Larsen M & Co (Martin Larsen, Fred Car- leson). grocers.
LARSEN WM, Pres Burns Boiler & Mnfg. Co.
LAWTON C A CO THE, C A Lawton Pres, E B Lawton Vice-Pres, E W Law- ton Sec and Treas, Engineers, Founders and Machinists.
Lee & Van de Wiele Co (Edward A and James Lee, Dennis L Van de Wiele), genl store.
Leininger Daniel F, harnes .. Leininger George, harness, W D. Leininger Martin, carpenter. Leist Benjamin, agt Standard Oil Co. Lenfesty J P. physician.
Lindner August, live stock.
Lucke Mrs E, dressmaker.
McDonald Fred A, drugs.
McLaughlin W L, mngr Wis Tel Co. McVey Charles, blacksmith. Maes Matthew J. real estate and ins. Maller Andrew C, physician.
Maller Mrs A C, music teacher.
Marcott Sim E, saloon.
Martell Matilda, carpet weaver. Martens Bros (John and Albert), painters.
MILWAUKEE.
O L Folding Paper Boxes of all kinds. 185-191 Milwaukee Street,
Bor
Company
Monarchy Folding
KRUS ENGRAVING CO. EVENING WIS. BLDG.MILWAUKEE
DESIGNING HALF-TONE ZINC-ETCHING
Interior Woodwork Co.
Cor. Park St. and Fifth Ave. Tels, South 37 and 38. MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
CONVINCING FIGURES ON FLOORING and CEILING WE MAKE THE HIGHEST GRADE OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
DePere
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. DePere 303
WM. LARSEN, President. W. M. WORKMAN, Vice-President.
ALEX. B. BURNS, Sec'y and Manager. W. G. QUADE, Asst. Secy and Treas.
All Agreements contingent upon Strikes, Delays of Carriers and other causes unavoidable and beyond our contral.
BURNS' Boiler and Manufacturing Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF INTERNALLY FIRED BOILERS, HORIZONTAL TUBULAR BOILERS, DOUBLE RETURN FLUE BOILERS, FIRE BOX BOILERS, STEEL HEATING BOILERS, STAND PIPES, TANKS AND SHEET IRON WORK.
All proposals are made for immediate acceptance. : All contracts are subject to the approval of the home office.
Established 1863.
LONG DISTANCE PHONE 124.
West De Pere, Wis.
The "Continental" Boiler. MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE, 321 N. Y. Life Bldg. DETROIT OFFICE, 308 Union Trust Bldg.
STEAM HEAT. HOT AND COLD WATER. COMMERCIAL MEN'S HEADQUARTERS.
THE NEW CALIFORNIA HOUSE, AUG. KNOELLER, Propr.
NO BETTER SAMPLE ROOMS IN THE STATE. ROOMS LARGE AND WELL LIGHTED. RATES REASONABLE.
DE PERE,
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WISCONSIN.
HEYRMAN & KUYPERS, PUBLISHERS OF Brown County Democrat and DeVolksstem. (Hollandish.) BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS IN THE COUNTY.
All Kinds of Commercial, Book and Job Printing. DE PERE, - WISCONSIN.
ANALYSES
Chemical and Bacteriological of all kinds made by 644 - 646 BROADWAY, MILWAUKEE, - WIS.
Industrial Chemical Institute of Milwaukee,
Geo. Douglass, Mgr. Wells Bldg. Milwaukee, Wis.
304
DePere
R L. POLK & CO.'S
DeSoto
Mathews H C, mngr W U Tel Co.
Matthews Helen S, librarian Public Library Van der Zanden Henry, jeweler.
Meyer Fred, bus and livery.
Meyer Rudolph, shoemaker, W D.
Minich Lewis, tailor.
Mortensen Harold F. merchant tailor. Mularky & Schink, farm implements.
Mulzers John H, merchant tailor.
National Bank of De Pere (capital $50,000), A G Wells pres, Hugo Kiel cashier. Neubauer Frank J, meats.
NEW CALIFORNIA HOUSE, August
Knoeller Propr, Headquarters for Com- mercial Men. (See page 303.)
Oneida Knitting Co. C W Jackson pres, A D Race sec and treas.
Onze Standard (Holland), Edward Van de Casteele publr.
Outhwaite J C, postmaster and jeweller. Peeters Peter, gardener.
Pennings Rev B H, pres St Norbert's Coll. PETERSON F H, Propr De Pere Pickle Factory, W D.
Phelps Charles H, barber.
Phimister James jr, barber.
Planert Carl, shoes.
Postal Telegraph-Cable Co, R R Risdon manager.
Pratsch Gustav G, hardware.
Public High School Library.
QUADE W G, Asst Sec and Treas Burns Boiler and Mnfg Co.
Risdon R R, mngr Postal Telegraph-Cable Worden E A, dentist.
Co.
Ritchie & Jones (John S Ritchie, Daniel C Jones), livery and agri impts.
Roffers John, brick and drain tile.
Rupiper Julius H, saloon.
St Norbert's College. Rev B H Pennings pres.
Salter George H, meats, W D.
Sampier Wm H, grocer and baker.
Scanlan Thomas, justice.
Scheuring Paul. apiarist.
Schmidt Alexander P, brewer.
Schumerth Frank, furn and undtkr.
Schwarz Gustav A, grocer, W D.
Secor Mrs George W, saloon.
Secor Louis E, saloon, W D.
Selzmier Louis, cigar mnfr.
Sharp Thomas E, furn and undtkr.
Smith John. lawyer.
Smits John M. barber and cigar mnfr. Smitz Rev A D (Catholic).
Standard The (English), Edward Van de Casteele publr, W D.
Standard Oil Co, Benjamin Leist agt. State Bank of De Pere (capital $50,000), J S on the C., B. & Q. R. R., and on the Mis- Gittings pres, L D Hurd cashr. sissippi river, in Wheatland township, Steckart John. meats. Vernon county,25 miles southwest of Vir- oqua, the county seat. Has Congregational
STREHLOW MAX H, Attorney at Law and Methodist churches and a bank. Stage
and Collections. (See page 302.)
Talbot Rev Howard (Presbyterian).
Teuws Michael, shoemaker.
Toonen Henry, saloon.
Turriff Alfred, mason. Union House, Fred Altmayer propr.
United States Express Co. M T Walsh agt.
Van de Casteele Edward, publr The Stan- ard, W D.
Van de Casteele Edward, publr Onze Stan- Dimander A E, mason.
Pard.
Van den Berg Wm, grocer, W D.
Van den Voort George, mason.
Van der Hei Martin, dairy.
Van de Walle Paul, baker, W D.
Van Dyck Cornelius, grocer, W D.
Van Dyck George. saloon.
Van Gemert Arnold, mason.
Van Grunsven Anton. mason.
Secor Louis E, saloon.
Van Laanen Arnold, brick mnfr, W D.
Van Laanen Cornelius, housemover.
Van Sustern Gustav, genl store. Van Sustern Wm, saloon, W D.
Verstegen Rev John (Catholic.)
Walsh Michael T, agt U S Exp Co.
Wassenberg Bros (Martin and Herman), grocers, W D.
Wells A G Co The, A G Wells pres, C M Bennett cashr, coal and grain.
West De Pere Creamery Co, John Vander Linden propr.
Western Union Telegraph Co, H C Math- ews mngr.
Weter James P, dentist.
Weyenberg Renier, real est.
Wheeler Herbert I, drugs.
Wiese Fred H, shoes.
Wilcox Bert, laundry.
Wilcox Chester G, harness.
Wing Sam, laundry.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, W L Mclaughlin mngr.
Wolske John, hotel and cigar mnfr.
WORKMAN W M, Vice-Pres Burns Boiler and Mnfg Co.
Workman W M & Co(Wm M Workman, Daniel H Gregory), hardware.
Wright Millard F, barber.
Zabrosky Alexander, barber, W D. Zabrosky Wm, wagonmaker.
Zegers Hubert, saloon.
Zirndars Otto W, city marshal.
DERONDA.
Population, 50. A station on the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry., in Garfield township, Polk county, 12 miles south of Balsam Lake, the judicial seat, and 3 from Amery, Its banking point. Exp., Western.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
LAGENBACH GEORGE, General Store. Moen Thomas, blacksmith.
Northern Supply Co, grain.
DE SOTO.
Population, 450. An incorporated village
daily to Viroqua, fare $1. Exp., Adams. Telephone connection.
O. H. Johnson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Coffin George, restaurant.
Collins D B. stock buyer.
Cooper Rev E L (Methodist Episcopal) Copper R, saloon.
Eckhart J F, saloon.
Everet Rev Henry S (Congregational.) Franzini J P, saloon.
Geo. F. Rohn, "Everything Electrical."
Dynamos and Motors, Tel- ephones and Watchman's Clocks. MILWAUKEE.
C - R. G. DUN & CO., The Mercantile Agency
Steinfeldt Frederick, pump mnfr, W D.
POLK'S
Gazetteers and Business Directories of MANY STATES, Medical and Surgical Register of the United States, Dental Register of the United States, Milling, Lumber and Real UBLICATIONS : Estate Directories, and OVER 70 CITY DIRECTORIES.
DeSoto WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Diamond Bluff 305
Goble E J, banker.
Hogoboon Bros, box mnfrs. JOHNSON O H, Postmaster and Real berry Center.
Estate.
Joseph Bros, blacksmiths. Kloak F F. blacksmith.
McDOWELL CHARLES A, General Store.
McMasters H E, button mnfrs. May H L, furniture and undertaking. Okey A F, prin of school. Owen W E, carpenter.
Page A E, barber.
ROGERS C M, General Store. Rogers J H. hotel. Ruter W C, hotel.
Putter Miss M B, milliner. Sargent W C, meats. Smith & Marsden, harnessmakers. Spohn & Rose Lumber Co.
Swenson P W, shoes. Upham Charles H, general store. Von Gundloch E, physician. Welch John, saloon. Wolf G W, railroad agt.
Woodbury & Beardsley, general store.
DETROIT HARBOR.
Population, 550. Located on the shore of Neillsville, the county seat, 14 from Pitts-
Lake Michigan, in Washington township, Door county, 50 miles north of Sturgeon Bay, the county seat and nearest bank lo- cation. Ship by boat to Washington Har- bor. 31/2 miles distant. Has Baptist and Methodist churches. Mail, daily.
B. L. Andersen, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Freeland Chester, ins agt and teacher.
(See page 4.)
Andersen Berend, vessel captain.
ANDERSON B L, Hotel and General Store.
Andersen Mrs B L, music tchr.
Andersen George, meat market.
Andersen Martin, market gardener. Boncsein G F, physician. Christianson Ole, vessel captain. Engelson T, carpenter.
GISLASON JOHN, General Store. Good Templar Band.
Gudmunsen Arni, justice.
Hannesson Olofur, constable.
Hansen Hans J, light keeper.
Jepsen & Anderson, mail carriers.
Jepson Nels. vessel captain. Jessen John C, vessel owner. Johnson Ben, hotel. Johnson Capt Frank, life saving station. Klingenberg L, farmer. Koyen Carl, mason. Lugrove Arni, carpenter. Lycke George, mason. Magnuson Otto, mason. Mallock John, barber. Mallock Rev John, clergyman.
Mallock John H, R F D carrier. Mann Edward, general store. Mattiason G, blacksmith. Moe H C. farmer. Pederson C O, vessel captain. Richter Carl, tug captain. Richter Fred, marine engineer. Saabye Christian, saw and grist mill. Schmidt Chas, meats. Shellswick Nor, dock owner. Sorensen Nels, carpenter.
DUESTER.
Juneau county. Name changed toCran-
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
DEVIL'S LAKE.
A popular summer resort on lake of same name and on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Baraboo township, Sauk county, 4 miles from Baraboo, the county seat and bank- ing point, 171 from Chicago, 115 from Mil- waukee and 33 from Madison. Telephone connection with Baraboo. Mail, daily. F. E. 'Wichern, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Hopkins E L, hotel.
Messenger Mrs O M, hotel.
Pearl W B, hotel. Terwilliger H O, hotel.
Western Granite Co.
Wichern F E, postmaster and tel opr.
DEWHURST.
A county postoffice in Sherwood twon- ship, Clark county, 20 miles southeast of
ville, the nearest banking point, and 8 miles from City Point, its shipping point. Tri-weekly mail stage to City Point, fare 25 cents. Edward T. Thoreson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Davis Mattie, teacher.
Fornew C, mason.
Luter C C, carpenter.
Moe H O. justice.
Peterson Peter, constable. THORESON EDWARD T. Farmer. Thoreson Mildred, teacher.
DEXTERVILLE.
Population, 300. Situated at the junction of the G. B. & W and the C., M. & St. P. Rys., and on Yellow river in Dexter town- ship, Wood county, 15 miles west of Grand Rapids, the county seat and nearest bank- ing point. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Tele- phone connection. Wm. Downing, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Bronson Henry, propr Bronson House.
Bronson House. Henry Bronson propr.
Downing Wm, general store.
Ford D R, agt C. M & St P Ry.
Germer M C, cranberry grower.
Hiles Bros (Samuel. George H and Wm), live stock shippers.
Hiles George H. livery.
Miller Leone, live stock breeder.
Monigan John, propr Railroad Hotel.
Railroad Hotel, John Monigan propr.
Shellhammer Louis W. justice of peace. Weingardner Henry, general store.
DIAMOND BLUFF.
Population, 100. On the C., B. & Q. R. R., and on the Mississippi river, in Diamond Bluff township, Pierce county, 14 miles
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Dodgeville
southwest of Ellsworth, the county seat, DODGE. and 10 northwest of Red Wing, Minn., the Population, 100. On the G. B. & W. R. R. nearest banking point. Has Baptist and in Dodge township, Trempealeau county, 27 Methodist churches. Exp., Adams. Tel., miles southwest of Whitehall, the county C., B. & Q. Charles H. Burke, postmaster. seat, and 10 from Winona, Minn. the near-
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Beecher Rev E (Baptist).
BURKE BROS, General Store.
Burke E P. barber.
Crowthers Eli M, blacksmith.
Dill M T, grain. Garber Wm H. r r. exp and tel agt.
Hilden L J, justice of peace.
Hope C W, wood turner.
Hope J T. justice.
Jorgenson Hans, shoemaker.
Kemp J A, saw mill.
Knutson P C, feed mill.
Larson L C. ma'son. Mero A C, livery.
Staples A, live stock.
Wethern D W & Co genl store and saw mill
DICKEYSVILLE.
Population, 150. In Paris township, Grant county. 20 miles southeast of Lancaster, the county seat, and 11 from Cuba. the nearest shipping and banking point. Tele. phone connection. Mail, daily. R. A. Long- botham, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Dickeysville Brass Band.
Dressler & Hindermann Creamery Co.
Fischer Rev John (Catholic).
Hass Frank, blacksmith.
Kawolski Albert, undertaker. Libben John A, hotel and saloon. Loeffelholz George, blacksmith. Miller Peter, saloon and undertaker. Miller & Bode, feed mill and agrl impts. Shullmier Joseph, mason.
Wagner J B, general store.
DILLY.
A country postoffice in Forest township, Vernon county, 30 miles east of Viroqua, the county seat, and 6 from Hillsboro. the nearest banking and shipping point. Daily mail stage connection with Hillsboro, fare 25 cents. Frank A. Wopat, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Bauman Samuel, saw mill. KUHN & WOPAT, Creamery.
Picha' Frank, temperance saloon. Vlasak W, blacksmith.
Wopat F A, live stock.
DISCO.
A country postoffice in Albion township, Jackson county, 10 miles west of Black River Falls, the judicial seat, banking and shipping point. Mail, daily. C. J. Hogg, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4). Diedrich G L, flour mill. Diedrich L, creamery. Harmer James, lumber.
Morreau E, blksmith and wagonmaker. O'HEARN, HOGG & CO, General Store.
est banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Telephone connection. J. J. Baumgartner, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
BAUMGARTNER J J, Grain and Gen- eral Store and Postmaster.
Brinkman H J, r r, exp and tel agt. Brown Martin, orchestra.
Cargill W W Co, grain.
Gara Rev J W (Catholic).
Hoesley Fred, hotel and saloon.
Kasimor Albert, blacksmith. Kulos M J, grocer and saloon.
Rezab Joseph, saloon.
Schultz Herman, windmill and pumps. Stencil John, saloon.
DODGEVILLE.
Population, 2,000. Settled in 1826, incor- porated as a village in 1858, and as a city in 1889, is located on the Madison div. C. & N. W. Ry., and on the Ill. C. R. R., (de- pots 1 mile apart), in Iowa' county, of which it is the county seat. 8 miles north of Min- eral Point, on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., 41 miles west of Madison, and 129 west of Milwaukee. Has Baptist, Catholic, Congre- gational, Evangelical, Methodist and Pres- byterian churches, excellent educational advantages, water works, an opera house, 3 banks, good hotels, and is lighted by elec- tricitv. Three weekly newspapers-Chron- icle, Iowa County Republican and Sun are published. Grain, live stock. produce and dairy products are largely shipped. Zinc and lead mines are in the vicinity and con. duce quite materially to the general inter- ests of the city. Stage daily to Mineral Point. 8 miles south, fare 50 cents. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Telephone connection. John M. Reese, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Adler Julius O, clothing.
Ambauen Rev Andrew (Catholic).
American Express Co, Thoma's Rogers agt.
Anderson J Benjamin, laundry.
Arthur & Arthur (Edward and Richard H), general store.
Auditorium The, A R Jones mngr.
Babcock Calvin G, prin of schools.
Babcock Mine. Frank Prideaux mngr, 12 miles e.
Bailey Nicholas, auctioneer.
Bartle Charles, dray.
Bartle Frank C, furniture and unkertaker. Berg Frederick, livery, Berryman Charles H, hog breeder.
Berryman Cheese Factory (co-operative), 3 miles s w. Berryman Edward, milk.
Berryman & Co (Milton J and Vern G Berryman), grocers.
Big Springs Cheese Co (co-operative), 9 miles n w.
Bilkey Fred J, meats.
Bishop Wm N, livery.
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Mining Brokers, Timber Land Agents, Mineral Lands, Investment
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Dodgeville WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Dodgeville 307
Blotz John, cattle breeder, 3 miles n e. Blotz Joseph, cattle breeder and apiarist, Corin Miss Carrie, dressmaker.
4 miles n e.
Blotz Leonard E, harness.
Brenner Carl H, baker.
Brown Canon, propr Hotel Grand
Bryne Mrs Clegg, milliner.
CARTER RICHARD, Lawyer, Notary Cutler Joseph, grain.
and Court Commissioner. Cartwright Joseph H, jeweler.
CITY BANK (Capital $10,000), D H Williams Pres, V T Williams Cashier. CITY HOTEL, Frank Hill Propr. Clarke Alfred G, jeweler. Clayton James. painter.
Clayton Thomas, painter.
Cook Rev Christopher (Methodist).
CRETNEY, COLLINS & CO (Alfred T Cretney, Joseph A Collins, Mark A Rich- ardson, Frank W Hadden), Real Estate. Crosby & Meyers (D S Crosby, John R Meyers), cheese mnfrs.
DAKOTA AND WISCONSIN LAND CO (Harry Kelley, Charles F Phillips). Real Estate and Loans. (See adv.)
Davey Albert, shoes.
Davey Mrs Wm J, paints and wall paper. Davies Bros (David and Thomas), live stock.
Davies Elmer C, pianos and organs.
HARRY KELLEY
CHAS. F. PHILLIPS
DAKOTA & WISCONSIN LAND CO.
-AGENTS FOR GOLDEN VALLEY LANDS. NORTH DAKOTA.
Wild and Improved Farms For Sale in Wisconsin. Choice Timber Land in Wisconsin on Easy Terms. We Make a Specialty of Trades. List Your Farms With Us.
DODGEVILLE, : : WISCONSIN.
KIRKPATRICK & ANDERSON, Real Estate and Loans.
Improved Farms For Sale in Iowa, Grant, Crawford and St. Croix Counties on Easy Terms. Also Min- eral Lands. Trades a Specialty.
DODGEVILLE, : : : WISCONSIN.
J. G. THOMAS & SON,
Proprietors of
Hotel Higbee Bus and Baggage Line.
Passengers taken to and from Hotel and all parts of the city. Freight and Baggage delivered on short notice, Leave orders at Hotel office. Also dealer in Coal and Wood. This business has been established and suc- cessfully conducted for nearly 14 years.
DODGEVILLE, :
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: WISCONSIN.
Robt. B. Clark
WHOLESALE Buyer and Shipper HAY, GRAIN, SEEDS, POTATOES CHIPPEWA FALLS WIS. Write for Prices
NED WITHERS,
OF TITLES. Lock Box 176, ASHLAND, WISCONSIN. REAL ESTATE, AND ABSTRACTER AND EXAMINER
REAL ESTATE AND FARM LANDS For Sale by A. C. UECKE, CUMBERLAND, WIS. (See p. 12.)
308 Dodgeville
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Dodgeville Canning and Mnfg Co, Ed-|Hunter Cheese Co (co-operative), 11 miles n ward Berryman pres, John H Ford sec and treas.
DODGEVILLE CHRONICLE (Weekly), Iowa County Agricultural Society, John A S Hearn Propr.
Dodgeville City Band, T E Bray leader. Dodgeville Electric Light Plant, Wm J Pearce propr.
Dodgeville Hotel, Joseph Mitchell jr propr. Dodgeville Public Library, Wm H Thomas sec.
Dodgeville Roller Mills, John F .Johns propr.
Dodgeville Smelting Co, T E Medcroft manager.
DODGEVILLE SUN (Weekly), Richard- son & Hadden Proprs.
Elam Luke, apiarist, 3 miles n.
Ellingen Christ E, mayor.
Elliott Bros (Wm R and Joshua), masons. Elvod Andrew, well borer.
Elvod & Pengelly (George Elvod, George Pengelly), saloon.
ESCH WM P, Butter Tub Mnfr.
Evans Mrs Sadie, music teacher.
Fiedler Joseph J, lawyer.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK (Capital $35,- 000), John M Reese Pres, Edward A Per- kins Cashier.
Fisher & Pollard (Joseph Fisher, Richard Jones Wm S, wagonmaker.
J Pollard), clothing.
Ford John H, hardware.
Garrison Grove Dairy Co (co-operative). miles e.
Gibbon Thomas, clerk circuit court. Gorder H G, well borer.
Greenwood Henry W P, coroner.
GRIBBLE RICHARD E, County Clerk. Griffiths David H, live stock.
Griffiths John O, general store.
Griffiths W & J (Wm and John), cattle breeders.
Grimm Bros (Conrad and Peter), tailors. Hahn Charles A, saloon.
Hahn Jacob J, cigar mnfr and saloon.
Hahn John I, cigar mnfr and billiards.
Halverson E Charles, hardware.
Halverson Henry, city clerk.
Harker George J, general store, 4 miles w. Harrison Thomas H, barber.
HEARN ALBERT S, Propr Dodgeville Chronicle.
Heller Hermann, dry goods.
Hendrickson Andrew, carpenter.
HILL FRANK, Propr City Hotel.
Hill & Kalb (Frank Hill, Jacob
Kalb), meats.
Hocking Frank P, notary and justice. Hocking Mrs J C, general store.
HOCKING & POLLARD (Frank P
Hocking, Levi W Pollard), Law and Col- lections, Deeds, Mortgages, and All Le- gal Work Promptly Executed, Special Attention to Collections.
HOSKINS JAMES J, Lawyer, Notary and Real Estate.
Hoskins James W, photographer.
Hoskins Thomas H, sheriff.
Hoskins & Elvod (John K Hoskins, George Mitchell George L, dray. Elvod), livery.
Hotel Grand, Canon Brown propr.
Hotel Higbee, Thomas J Laughlin propr. Hughes Thomas H, physician.
Hughes & Parry (Reginald J Hughes, Wm J Parry), dry goods and clothing.
INDEPENDENT CONSOLIDATED TEL- ephone Co, O Morsman Genl Supt.
I Hahn sec.
Iowa County Insane Asylum, Edward J Perkins supt.
IOWA COUNTY REPUBLICAN (Week- ly), Richardson & Hadden Proprs.
James Annie, dressmaker.
James Henry D, county treasurer.
James Thomas E, carpenter.
James W'm A, restaurant.
Jaycox Hubert M, notions.
Jenks Aldro, county judge.
Jewell Fred, live stock.
Johns, Hendrickson & Dyreson (Thomas Johns, Gustaf Hendrickson, Anton Dyre- son), blacksmiths.
Johns John F, propr Dodgeville Roller Mills.
Johns John F & Co (John F and Edward F Johns and Daniel S Evans), blksmiths Joiner Robert L, county surveyor.
Jones John D, marble and granite.
Jones Owen, bill poster.
Jones Robert F, agricultural implements.
Jones Mrs Rose, grocery and crockery.
Jones & Lewis (Robert F Jones, Benjamin 'Lewis), agrl implts.
Jones & Owens (Hugh W Jones, Robert G Owens), general store.
KELLEY & PHILLIPS (Harry Kelley, Charles F Phillips), Proprs Dakota and Wisconsin Land Co. (See page 307.)
Kelly & Hocking (David T Kelly, Joseph W Hocking), shoes.
Kessler Fred, horse dealer.
Kessler Lizzie, dressmaker.
King Owen, Thomas Hogan mngr, lumber. KIRKPATRICK & ANDERSON (Frank Kirkpatrick, Alvin M Anderson), Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. (See page 307.)
Lane Richard, justice.
Laughlin Thomas J, propr Hotel Higbee.
Lewis David D, flour and feed.
Lewis Wm W, propr Rockwell Mills, 7 miles n e.
Lincoln Walter S, physician.
McAfee George E, agt Ill Central R R and W U Tel Co.
McKinlay Alfred L, general store.
Mckinlay Daniel, carpenter.
Mckinlay Edward, carpenter.
Mckinlay James, carpenter,
Mckinlay John, carpenter.
Mckinlay Mining and Milling Co. Harry Kelley sec, zinc.
McMullen Daniel. shoemaker.
Marr James, carpenter.
Matthews Wm C, wagonmaker.
Metcalf T A Lumber Co (Thomas A Met- calf).
Metcalf Walter, photographer.
Meuer Christian, saloon.
Mitchell, Griffith Co (John Mitchell, Samuel D Griffith), creamery and feed. Mitchell Joseph jr, propr Dodgeville Hotel. Mitchell & Kelly (Wm H Mitchell. John 'Kelly), blacksmiths.
Morrison J L, stone quarry.
G. D. JONES LAND CO., WAUSAU, WIS.
(See page 9)
BUY AND SELL Timber and Farming Lands.
for Artistic Metal Goods.
Received Six Medals at World's Fair Manufacturers of Architectural Ornamental Iron Work, Brass and Bronze Goods.
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