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Bartel Fred, creamery.
Bauer Frank, machinist.
Becker A F, nursery stock.
Bergs H & Co, creamery.
Bertsch Gustav, justice of peace and tailor. Bier Wm, barber.
Bleier M, teacher.
Bloczynski Brothers (Alex and Michael), saloon.
Bloedel Wm, shoemaker.
Bowe Michael, grocer.
Cherney Anton J, drayman.
Churney Anton, lime and cement.
Crescent House, Mrs E Hoenisch propr.
De Long C C, general store.
DROWN LEONARD A, Publr Edgar Press.
Duprato Philip, shingle mill.
Edgar Brick and Tile Co, Thomas Hill proprietor.
Edgar Creamery Co.
Edgar Hay and Grain Co.
Edgar Hotel, Fred Gebstadt propr.
Edgar Local Telephone Co, Wm Bier propr.
EDGAR PRESS, Leonard A Drown publr.
Edwards D R, railroad, exp and tel agent. Eggert H, meats.
Fair H, teacher.
Forest House, Charles D Rifleman propr. Gebstadt Fred, propr Edgar Hotel.
Hahn Charles, blksmith.
Hallett Vivian, teacher.
Hamann Creamery Co, August Hamann propr.
Hoenisch Mrs E, propr Crescent House.
Homricg Clara, dressmaker.
Hotel Nowak, J B Nowak propr.
Hull De Witt, saloon.
Keefe Martin, livery.
Koch W A, creamery.
Kraemer Bros (George and Henry), meats. Kraus Frank, carpenter.
Ladwig W A, physician.
Lallatin John, painter.
Lutz & Pfrang (Fred Lutz, Edward Pfrang), general store.
Marquardt & Zier (Juliu- Marquardt, Jos- eph Zier), general store.
MENASHA WOODENWARE CO, John Kandler Mngr. Meyers Philip, saloon.
Nichols George E. grain.
NICHOLS & KRESS (George E Nichols, John J Kress), General Store.
Northwestern Hotel, Michael Schill propr. Nowak John, feed mill.
Nowak Joseph B, propr Hotel Nowak. Ody Joseph, saloon.
Oesch Rev Joseph (Lutheran).
Pasek Fred, saloon.
Pempek Samuel, carpenter. Petri Louis, saloon.
Puchner Alfred W, hardware.
Puchner A W, mngr opera house. Purdy C, restaurant.
Quaw Lumber Co, Gust Ringle mngr.
Rifleman Charles D, propr Forest House. Rifleman George, surveyor.
Sallathin John, painter.
Schraeder Frank, furniture.
Slepyan D & Bro Co, Rudolph mngr, general store.
Slepyan
Simms J F, prin of school.
Simon Theodore, contractor.
Smerling R A, brush mkr.
Stauber Charles, mason.
Strupp Jacob, blksmith.
Tegge August, saloon.
Tompkewitz Frank, drugs.
Vollenweider John A, meats.
Wagner Arthur W, jeweler.
Wagner C & Son (Charles Wagner), furni- ture.
WAUSAU LUMBER CO, Wm Gamble Mngr.
Weigand J B, photogr.
Weiss Peter, saloon.
Werner John, harnessmkr.
Young Wm, carp.
Zastrow Albert, saloon.
Zepla Walter C, live stock dealer.
Zepp Mrs Bertha, milliner.
Zepp John P, physician.
EDGERTON.
(Population, 2,250. Is located on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Rock county, 12 miles north of Janesville, the judicial seat, 8 northwest of Milton Junction, 25 southeast of Madi- son, and 71 southwest of Milwaukee. It was first settled in 1836, laid out as a village in 1854, and incorporated as a city in 1883. It has Baptist, Catholic, Congregational, German and Norwegian Lutheran and Methodist churches, good public schools, water works, a fire department, 2 banks, good hotels, 1 hall and 2 weekly newspap- ers, the Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter and the Eagle. The shipment of tobacco is the principal industry, nearly half of what is raised in the state being shipped from this point. Live stock, grain and brick are also exported. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Law- rence C. Whittet, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
American Cigar Co, George E Garey agt, leaf tobacco.
Amundson J G, tailor.
Anderson & Farman
(Alfred Anderson, Clauden Farman), clothing.
Arnit James, mason.
Ash Frank E, books.
Ash Harry, harnessmaker.
Babcock C H, clothing.
Banberger L & Co
(Philadelphia); leaf tobacco.
Bardeen Will H, photogr.
Barrett Wm, saloon.
Bentley A Wallace, leaf tobacco.
Bentley Charles R, leaf tobacco.
Berry Andrew, carriagemaker.
Birkenmeyer C W, general store.
Bliven Courtland H, billiards.
Brown Pennal C, live stock.
Bublitz Herman, saloon.
Bunzel J & Sons (Gus and Ernest, New York), C E Sweeny agt, leaf tobacco. Burdick Frank L, painter.
Burgy Frank F. machinist,
Business Men's Association, D I Wilson sec.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Sonnichsen & Stielow Special Machinery and Novelties 128 SYCAMORE STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Milwaukee National Bank Building,
T. E. BRENNAN COMPANY
(See Page 5.)
and Jobbers about us.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Adjusters for the Insured. Ask the Banks INQUIRIES BY WIRE AT OUR EXPENSE.
BREWERS'
School and Scientific Station for Brewing. 644-646 BROADWAY, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Hantke's Brewers' School and Laboratories,
338 Edgerton
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Edgerton
Campbell Fred H, harness.
CARLTON THE, Under New Manage- Hitchcock Charles H, jeweler.
ment, Charles P Touton Propr. The Fin- Hoffman E & Son (New York), leaf to- est Hotel in Southern Wisconsin; Steam bacco. Heated and Electric Lighted; Commodi- Holton Julius L, dentist. ous Sample Rooms. Hopkins Edward C, leaf tobacco.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Ry. J A Henderson agt.
Child Harold W, tobacco and wool.
Clark Spencer, sorghum mnfr.
Clark Theodore A, undertaker.
Clark Wm H, furniture.
Clark & La Bundy (Eugene Clark, John Johnson Jacob, shoemaker.
La Bundy), barbers.
Clarke Prof W A, prin school.
Conn & Schmidt (Joseph W Conn, Michael Schmidt), general store.
Conway Bros & Co (James M and Michael Conway, E M Hubbell), leaf tobacco.
Conway & Hubbell (Mel Conway, Edwin Hubbell), leaf tobacco.
Coon Frederick W, propr Wisconsin Tobac- co Reporter.
Coon John D, leaf tobacco.
Coxhead George (est), stone quarry.
Culton Charles L, leaf tobacco.
Curran Bros (Bartholomew and Richard), blacksmiths.
Davis Wm J, barber. DEAN EDWIN G, Publr Edgerton Eagle.
Dickinson Hubert H, city treas.
Earle Thomas B, leaf tobacco.
Ebbott Henry farm implts.
Edgerton Cornet Band, Andrew McIntosh leader.
Edgerton Driving Park Assn, T B Earle sec.
EDGERTON EAGLE, Edwin G Dean Publr.
Edgerton Electric Light Co, A S Flagg pres, F W Coon sec.
Edgerton Public Library, Mrs H Croft librarian.
Edgerton Telephone Co, Fred W McKin- ney mngr.
Edgerton Water Works, Wm H Morrissey supt.
Eisenlohr Bros, leaf tobacco.
Ellingson Peter M, hardware.
Ellingson Thomas A, leaf tobacco. Emery J Q & Son (J Q and Sidney), cattle Mowhinney John, meats.
breeders, 4 miles w.
Erickson Andrew, saloon.
First National Bank The (capital $25,000), George W Doty pres, W McChesney vice- pres, Wirt Wright cashier.
Flaag Abner S, leaf tobacco.
Gettle Lewis E, lawyer.
Hain J D (est), Edwin Hain mngr, hard- ware.
Hall George W H, cattle breeder, 5 miles w. Hamilton C C & Co, T B Earle agt, leaf tobacco.
Hanson Ole G, leaf tobacco.
Happ Rudolf, shoemaker.
Hargraves George W, chief of fire dept.
Harlin Rev J E (Catholic).
Harris John W, cider mill.
Hass Bros (Cincinnati), McIntosh Bros agts, leaf tobacco.
Hatch E Scott, leaf tobacco sampler.
Heddles Lumber Co, T E Brittingham pres, W S Heddles sec.
Henderson James O, mason.
Henderson John A, agt C M & St P R R.
Herrick Mrs Emma, dressmaker.
JAMES A. ROWE, Mgr. Room 332 Wells Building.
- WIS.
. MILWAUKEE, .
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT COLLECTIONS MADE IN ANY PART OF
THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
Linnevold Rev John (Norwegian Lutheran).
Lintvedt Halvoer O, blacksmith.
Lipke Herman, saloon.
McCarthy Mrs Gertrude, restaurant.
McChesney Willard, physician.
McDonald Michael J, cigar mnfr.
McGiffin George F, leaf tobacco.
McGiffin Hall S, leaf tobacco.
McGinnis Hugh, leaf tobacco.
McIntosh Bros (Andrew and Wm), leaf to- bacco.
McIntosh & Nelson (Wm McIntosh, Nels Nelson), ice.
McManus Warren C, physician.
Mabbett Charles F, leaf tobacco.
Maltpress Joseph H, hardware.
Markham & Fletcher (Thomas Markham, Mills B Fletcher), general store.
Marsden & Watson (Martin J Marsden, Paul Watson), wagonmakers.
Mayers Joseph & Sons, A W Bentley mngr, leaf tobacco.
Meyer & Mendelsohn (New York). leaf to- bacco.
Morrissey Wm H, confectioner.
Nelson Mrs Julia, dressmaker.
Nelson Nels E, leaf tobacco.
Nicholson Arthur P, dentist.
Parr Rev A L (Congregational).
Perry Theodore A, tobacco and genl store.
Peter Ferdinand, hotel.
Peters F & Son (Ferdinand and Edward), meats.
Pomeroy Miss Ida, dressmaker.
Pomeroy Lorenzo N, paints.
Pomeroy W T & Co (Wm T Pomeroy, Frank P McIntosh), leaf tobacco.
Pretzfeld & Co (New York), leaf tobacco.
Price George W, carpenter.
Pringle Mrs Lucy, dressmaker. Raymond Harvey M, laundry.
Richardson Rev F C (Methodist).
Royal Hall, Andrew McIntosh mngr.
Ruscher & Co (New York), leaf tobacco.
SCHMELING HENRY C, Propr United IState's Hotel.
SCHRUB WM, Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Billiard and Pool Tables.
Geo. F. Rohn, "Everything Electrical."
Storage Battery Systems installed complete. Write me. MILWAUKEE.
R. G. DUN & CO.,
HORTON -FRANK, Livery, Feed and Sale Stables, Teaming, Drayage and Bag- gage Express. (See p 339.)
Houfe Henry R, creamery.
JOHNSON HENRY, General Insurance and City Clerk
Johnson Mrs J A, milliner.
Johnson Ole E, cigar mnfr.
Johnson & Long, milliners.
Joyce James M, blacksmith.
Keegan Frances A, milliner.
Kiser Mrs Alice, dressmaker.
Ladd Edward M, lawyer.
Leary Joseph J, leaf tobacco.
Leedle Bros & Co, grocers.
Linde F C Hamilton & Co (New York), T B Earle agt, Arthur H Clarke sampler, leaf tobacco.
Electrical Repairs of EVERY KIND. NORMAN S. RICHMOND & CO. NEENAH and OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN.
Edgerton
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Edson 339
FRANK HORTON,
Proprietor of
Livery and Feed Stable.
Special Attention Given to Com- mercial Travelers.
EDGERTON, WISCONSIN.
Schulz Fred, leaf tobacco.
Scott L W & Co (Boston), John Brown agt, leaf tobacco.
Sernson Ole, saloon. Shepard Edward L, stock breeder. Shumway Albert W, barber. Skibrek A, general store.
Smith Edward H, justice of peace. Son Harry E, agt U S Exp Co. Spencer John, justice of peace.
Spencer John & Daughter (John and May), jewelers.
Spike Bros (Charles and Isaac), livery. Spilman Rev J C (German Lutheran).
Spitzner C H & Son (New York), leaf to- bacco.
Standard Oil Co, Orville Barnes agt. Stangl Henry J, drugs.
Stillman Thomas L, wagonmaker. Swift Henry, painter. Tallard Charles F, leaf tobacco. Tallard Edward C, leaf tobacco. Thompson Joel A, livery.
Tiebert Charles, saloon.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE BANK (Capital $50,000, Surplus $8,000), Andrew Jensen
Pres, W H Heddles Vice-Pres, Wallace First settled in 1881. Has a Methodist Epis-
S Brown Cashier, Do a General Banking Business.
Tointon Mrs Amelia, dressmaker.
TOUTON CHARLES P, Propr The Carl- ton.
Towne John P, lawyer.
Towne Louis H, lawyer. Travorrah Richard, mason. United Cigar Mnfrs, Clarence E Shannon agt, leaf tobacco.
United States Exp Co, H C Son agt. Holman Thomas, carpenter. UNITED STATES HOTEL, H C Schmel- ing Propr, Newly Furnished Throughout, JONES J H, General Store. Electric Light and Steam Heat, Rate $1.00 Kirkpatrick Frank M, land agent. Per Day, Special Attention to Commer- Lathrop F D, r r. exp and tel agt.
cial Patronage.
WARREN THOMAS A, Hardware, Tin- ware, Furnaces, Roofing, Spouts, Gutter Work and General Repairing. Weil & Sons (New York), leaf tobacco. Wesendonk Henry, cigar mnfr. Wesley Thomas, blacksmith. Westlake Thomas, blacksmith. Whittet Lawrence C, lumber. Wileman James, cigars. Wileman Samuel W, farm impts. Wileman Thomas, livery.
Williams & Helms (Nellie Williams, Nellie Helms), dressmakers.
Willson Bros (Benjamin C and Dexter I), mnfg pharmacists.
Wilson Herbert, cigar mnfr. Wisconsin Telephone Co, Jessie I Sutton operator.
Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter, F W Coon proprietor.
EDGEWOOD VILLA.
The home of the Sacred Heart Academy, conducted by the Dominican Sisters, on Lake Wingra, adjoining the limits of Mad- ison, 2 miles from the Capitol building. Send mail to Madison.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page.4.)
EDMUND. Population, 100. On the C. & N. W. Ry., in Linden township, Iowa county, 8 miles west of Dodgeville, the county seat and banking point, and 137 from Milwaukee.
copal church. Telephone connection. Stage twice daily to Linden; fare, 25 cents. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. T. C. Oliver, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Crase F A, hardware and grocer.
Crase James, carpenter and wagonmaker. Crase R B, blacksmith.
Edmund Creamery Co, S Everson sec.
Oliver Bros lumber and grain.
OLIVER T C, Postmaster and Insur- ance.
Williams John, agrl impts. flour and feed.
EDSON.
A country postoffice in Edson township, Chippewa county 18 miles east of Chip- pewa Falls, the county seat, and 1% soutn of Boyd, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Mail, daily.
Directory of the Entire Real Estate Interests OF THE
United States. Names of all Dealers, Land Companies, Investment Companies, Brokers, Etc. R. L. POLK & CO., Chicago, I11. -
732-766 GREENBUSH STREET.
WM. BAYLEY & SONS CO.,
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Steam Hot Blast Apparatus for Lumber and Leather Drying. HEATING AND VENTILATING.
THE BEST IS CHEAPEST Offers Superior Instruction.
Green Bay Business College. (See Adv. in Green Bay.) E. F. QUINTAL, Prop.
340 Edson
R L. POLK & CO.'S
Elderon
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Eland Traffic Co, genl store, saw, planing
(See page 4).
Chubb E, saw mill. Klein N, blacksmith. Kleiner J M. grocer. Sonnentag Wm, hardware.
Stelchen Henry, saloon.
EGGAN.
Population, 35. In Chippewa county, 25 miles northeast county seat, and 12 from Boyd, its nearest banking and shipping point. Mail, tri-week- ly. John Eggan, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
EGGAN JOHN, Postmaster and Farmer Emerson E H, saw and shingle mill.
EGGERSVILLE.
A discontinued postoffice in Empire town- ship, Fond du Lac county, 8 miles east of Fond du Lac, the judicial seat, banking and shipping point, whence mail is received by rural free delivery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
EGG HARBOR.
Population, 250. A village on Green Bay, in Egg Harbor township, Door county, 18 miles northeast of Sturgeon Bay. the coun- ty seat and nearest banking point. Stage daily to Sturgeon Bay; fare, 75 cents. Mail, daily. T. A. Thorp, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4). Baraboo Levi, hotel.
Bertschinger John, hotel.
Eames Dr H Franklin, druggist.
Hanson F S. general store and wood.
Hensel Rev M E (Lutheran).
Lamere Jeremiah, wagonmaker and saloon. LA ROUCHE CHARLES, General Store.
Lykens D, blacksmith. Thorp N A, general store. Worachek James, blacksmith. Worachek Joseph, grain.
EKDALL.
A country postoffice in Marshland town- ship, Burnett county, 9 miles north of Grantsburg, the county seat, banking and shipping point. Mail, tri-weekly. O. Jo- hansen, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4). JOHANSEN OLAN, Farmer. Mansen Andrew, justice.
ELAND.
Population, 200. On the C. & N. W. Ry., in Birnamwood township, Shawano county, 45 miles west of Shawano, the county seat Wittenberg and Birnamwood, each about 4 miles distant, are the nearest banking points. First settled in 1880. Exp., Am. Tel .. W. U. Telephone connection. H. R. Fuller, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4). Cole Fred, hotel.
and shingle mills, and live stock.
Elefson Eli, wood. FRANKLIN BROS, General Store.
Franklin E H, barber.
Franklin J F, justice.
FULLER F C, General Store, Meats, Flour and Feed and Wood. Fuller House, Sam Cox propr. .
Fuller H R, postmaster.
Juneau M, prin of school. Lamont Mrs A C, teacher.
Lewis W H, physician.
McFadden W H. barber. Meyer Otto, meats.
Perry A C, cedar and logs.
Roberts Joseph, blacksmith and woodwkr. Smerling Leo. blcksmith and wagonmkr. Smith A J, real estate and livery.
Smith Rev J Lloyd (Congregational).
Warren Clara, music teacher.
Werner R, contractor.
ELCHO.
Population, 125. On the C. & N. W. Ry., in Elcho township. Langlade county, 21 miles north of Antigo, the county seat and nearest .banking point. Has Catholic and Methodist Episcopal churches. Mail stage tri-weekly to Postlake; fare, 50 cents. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Richard W. Cave. post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Anderson K, carpenter.
Brandner Earl, barber.
Burton G W. general store.
Carmany G H, r r, ex and tel agt.
CAVE RICHARD W, Farmer and Lum- ber.
Daavlaar G W. physician.
Fish C W, genl store and planing mill.
Follstad Anton, hay, feed and agrl impts. Gill John, blacksmith and wagonmaker. Goodrich A B, lawyer.
Haden John, mason. Hotel Northern, N F Weaver propr.
Jaywitt Rev C H (Methodist). MCCORMICK F J, Hotel.
McNinch & Rebess, saw mill.
Monroe John, saw mill.
Thompson Charles, saw mill.
Wagner T H. saw mill.
Weaver N F, propr Hotel Northern.
ELDERON.
Population. 75. On the C. & N. W. Ry., n Elderon townshin Marathon county, 25 miles southeast of Wausau, the county seat, ind 6 from Wittenberg, the nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Calvin P. Day, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Bennett L C, hotel.
Carsney Emil, saw mill.
Cole C L. restaurant.
DAY CALVIN P, Postmaster and Land Agent.
Gash Bros, saloon.
HALVERSON & GULLIKSON, General Store.
DESIGNERS And Builders of Special MACHINERY and TOOLS. Wisconsin Machinery & Manufacturing Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
R. L. POLK & CO., Chicago, 111.
States given in Companies, Trust Companies, Real Estate Dealerg, Addresses of all in the United Mining BroKers, Timber Land Agents, Mineral Lands, Investment POLK'S REAL ESTATE DIRECTORY.
OT
of Chippewa Falls. the James A J. r r, exp and tel agt.
Cures Bright's Disease, Blue Rock Natural Lithia Water Rheumatism and Diabetes. ROCK COUNTY MINERAL WATER, COMPANY, JANESVILLE, WIS.
Elderon WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Elkhart 341
Ieverson Louis, saloon. Linsman Frank, hotel.
Norde & Helgeson, hardware. Thompson T C, general store. Zeikle Dell, livery.
ELDORADO.
Population, 350. A village on the C. & N. W. Ry., and on the west branch of the Fond du Lac river, in Eldorado township Fond du Lac county, 10 miles west of Fond du Lac, the county seat and nearest bank- ing point, and 75 from Milwaukee.Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. W. R. Anderson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Anderson Nellie, music teacher ANDERSON W R, General Store.
Behrns C H, hardware.
Ennison Bros, cheese factory.
Gilbert G (Congregational). Henning August A, blacksmith. Henning F, agrl impts.
Knoeppel C, genl store and hotel. Meyers John, wagonmkr.
Scribner James K, flour mill.
ELEVA.
Population, 350. An incorporated village on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., and on the Buffalo river, in Albion township, Trem- pealeau county, 20 miles north of White-
ELK CREEK.
A country postoffice in Hale township, Trempealeau county, 71/2 miles northwest of Whitehall, the county seat, and 6 from In- dependence, both of which places afford banking and shipping facilities. Mail, daily. Melvin I. Gilbert, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
GILBERT M L, Postmaster.
Herrid C K, contractor and builder. Iversen P J, blacksmith.
Pederson P C. justice.
Warner & Pederson, flour mill.
ELK GROVE.
Population, 100. In township of same name, La Fayette county, 16 miles west of Darlington, the county seat, 3 northeast of Elmo, the nearest railroad station, and 81/2 from Platteville, the nearest banking point. Mail, daily. E. Thomas, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Eggleston E A. blacksmith. Gahle Ernest, saloon. THOMAS WM, General Store.
Telephone connection. Adolph G. Goldam- mer, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Anderson Wm. saloon.
Arndt John, hardware.
Bratz Charles, shoemaker.
Brickbauer George, physician.
Brickbauer P W, grain, flour and feed.
Central Hotel, George Gerhardt propr.
Bunch L B. photographer.
Call J A, agrl impts. Danncer Alfred, furniture.
Elkerton Charles H, physician.
Gilberg & Berg, dressmaking and millinery Fenton Frank, barber.
Gregerson N, blacksmith. Hartman F J, hardware.
Hartman & Danncer, agrl impts.
Gerhart Jacob, meats.
GOLDAMMER A G, Postmaster and General Store.
Hahn Joseph, blacksmith.
HORNECK BROS, General Store.
Hotel Muensterland Otto Osthoff propr.
Kennedy J E, prin of High School.
Kissinger W, cattle dealer.
Krenter A A, photographer.
Kuestner Jacob jr, meats.
La Budde L (F, carpenter.
La Budde O A, hardware.
Lann Bros, grain and furniture.
Lann L, justice.
Lauer Michael, hotel.
Loos Wm, carpenter.
Mather Henry, livery.
Meidrow Clemens, livery.
Metz Emil, blacksmith.
Abstracter
"The Rookery," ASHLAND, WIS.
NED WITHERS, REAL ESTATE
BOX 176.
Robt. B. Clark
WHOLESALE Buyer and Shipper HAY, GRAIN, SEEDS, POTATOES CHIPPEWA FALLS WIS. Write for Prices
Statements of Taxes Furnished.
Nelson N B, saloon. Nelson Mrs N B, confectionery.
O'Connel J, railroad, exp and tel agt. Nicholson S, postmaster.
Odell D J, hotel.
OLSON & AMUNDSON, General Store.
Ruesling Henry, flour mill. Skulhns P O, confectioner. Snoyinbos G A. ins and real estate. Voss C, physician.
Crystal Lake Summer Resort, S J Reigh Co proprs. Diefenthaler & Stack, hotel.
Elkhart Anzeiger, Wandersleben Bros publrs.
Fisher Rev Gustave (Lutheran).
Franke Rev F P (German Reformed).
Helgeson Bros, meats.
Higley & Redfield, pumps and windmills. HOLM M G & ANDREW, General Store Holverson Mrs O, hotel.
Johnson Burt M, painter.
Larson, Melby & Co. general store.
McNish H H, barber.
Moe Edward, saloon:
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Amundson & Thompson, saloon.
Babcock Benjamin F, harnessmaker.
Bank of Eleva (capital $10,000), O P Larson Brickbauer John, agrl impts.
pres, E Bratberg cashr. Bersing N E, druggist.
Brown F, blacksmith.
Population, 450. On the C. M. & St. P. ELKHART. Ry., in Sheboygan county, 18 miles north- west of Sheboygan, the county seat, and 7 north of Plymouth, the usual banking point. Has Catholic, Evangelical, Lutheran and hall, the county seat, 10 from Mondovi, and Reformed churches. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. 20 from Eau Claire, Has Lutheran and Methodist Episcopal churches, a bank and a flour mill. Telegraph and telephone facil- ities. Exp., Am. S. Nicholson, postamster.
IMPROVED FARMS For Sale by A. C. UECKE, Cumberland, Wis. (See p. 12.)
342 Elkhart
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Elkhorn
Nottling John, blacksmith.
Osthoff Otto, propr Hotel Muensterland.
Reader Valentine, carpenter.
Reigh S J Co. proprs Crystal Lake Sum- mer Resort.
Reimers H, mason and bricklayer.
Reineck W. creamery.
Riess Mrs August, millinery.
Rustic House, T C Sharp propr.
Schmall Wm, shoemaker.
Schneider Charles, harnessmaker. Schuetzky C P, physician.
Schwartz J Hotel Co.
Sharp G C, propr Rustic House. Wangerin R A, r r exp and tel agt.
ELKHORN.
Population, 1,800. The judicial seat Walworth county was originally settled in 1837 and is located on the C., M. & St. P.
southwest of Milwaukee. It is lighted by electricity, has water works, fire depart- ment, telephone facilities, churches of the Baptist, Catholic, Congregational, Episco- pal, Lutheran, Methodist Episcopal denom- inations, a school building erected at a cost
papers-The Blade and the Independent- are published. Lauderdale Lake, 6 miles distant, affords excellent fishing and boat- ing. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. T. W. Morefield, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
ADKINS HENRY D L, Notary Public
and Asst Cashr First National Bank. Ague O S, blacksmith.
Allen Otis H, carpenter.
AMOS BROS (Edward, James, George Freligh Charles, hardware. and Wm). Meats. French W, photographer.
AMOS BROS (George H and James H), Fuller James E, Justice of Peace.
Proprs The Elkhorn. (See p 343.)
Apple Charles M, dry goods.
Arp Otto F, blacksmith.
Austin Edson C, physician.
Backus Mrs, nurse.
Barnes Calvin, insurance.
Barnes Henry D, pension claim agent.
Barnes Mrs M J, milliner.
BARNES & PAGE (D B Barnes, J W | Hackney H C, mngr Walworth County Tele- Page), Lawyers. phone Co.
Bauerman Jacob, shoemaker.
Beals Alvin E, housemover.
BLADE THE, H H Tubbs Propr.
Blodgett J S, real estate.
Brabazon James, general store.
Bray & Groesbeck (A J Bray, A G Groes- beck), real estate. Brewster-F, cattle breeder.
Briggs Herman A, horse breeder.
Buchholz Lewis H, barber.
Burhans Stephen H, veterinary surgeon. Button Byron, bill poster.
Byington Clarence N, general store.
Carswell Nathaniel, real estate.
Carswell Orland, general store.
Carter N E, Indian relics and curios.
Charles E Sprague Free Library, Miss Edna Dietrich librarian. Child Wm, civil engineer.
Clark Thomas A, druggist.
Clough Wm E, real estate.
Coombe Wm H, boots and shoes. Davis P N. optician.
Desing August F, blacksmith.
Dunbar S J D, fancy poultry breeder.
Dunbar iWm E, dentist.
Dunphy John, mngr Elkhorn Lumber Co.
EAMES & SNYDER (Francis H Eames, John H Snyder), Proprs Elkhorn Inde- pendent and Job Printers.
Elkhorn Cornet Band, Wm C McGill Idr. Elkhorn Dry Goods Co (Wm T Potter, Wm M McAllister), dry goods, millinery.
Elkhorn House. George H Amos propr,
ELKHORN INDEPENDENT, Eames & Snyder Proprs. ELKHORN IMPLEMENT CO THE,
of James B Stokes Pres, W E McGill Vice- Pres, G M Stokes Sec, H E Wylie Treas. Agricultural Implements and Hardware.
Ry., 41 miles southwest of Racine and 56 Elkhorn Light Co, Pul P Prisk supt.
ELKHORN LUMBER CO, John Dunphy Mngr, Lumber, Coal, Flour, Feed and Grain.
ELKHORN THE, Amos Bros Proprs, (See p 343.)
Elkhorn Water Works, Paul P Prisk supt.
of $25,000, a library, an opera house, 2 banks Eltzroth Frank L, jeweler.
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