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Elroy WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Endeavor 349
Warden Corbin F, harnessmaker.
Wightman James W, drugs.
Witherbee Rev H S (Methodist).
Zimbrosky Joseph, general store.
ELTON.
Population, 300. On the C., & N. W. Ry., and on Evergreen creek, in Evergreen township, Langlade county, 16 miles east of Antigo, the judicial seat, and banking point. Has a Catholic church. Exp., Am. Telephone connection. C. F. Ladwig, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Bender Michael, saloon.
Crocker Chair Co, saw mill. ELTON MERCANTILE co, General
Store. Freihen H, hotel.
Gallagher Jerry, saloon.
Gee J P, blacksimth.
Harville Frank, hotel. Jones & Bender, saloon.
Ladwig C F, postmaster.
Pomall Nat, meats and groceries.
EMBARRASS.
Population, 300. An incorporated village on the C. & N. W. Ry., and on the Em- barrass river, a water-power stream, Mattison township, Waupaca county, 36 miles northeast of Waupaca, the county seat, 4 from Clintonville, the nearest bank-
ing point, and 160 from Milwaukee. First Resch J Christ, justice.
settled in 1860. Has Congregational and Zapfe Ed, saw mill.
Lutheran churches and a graded public school. Telephone connection. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Thomas H. Binstrock, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Allen Frank, carpenter. Allen & Stueck, saw and lath mill. BINSTROCK & KRONITZ, General Store and Warehouse. Buettner Wm, hardware.
Delaney George, carding mill. Donaldson Wm, saloon. Embarrass Orchestra.
Fenn W L, general store. Jaeckal John G, vet surgeon.
Keern Peter, painter. Knibsack & Gerhert, cheese factory.
Kubsack W F, blacksmith.
McClown J, saloon. Matteson Telephone Co. Roberts Lumber Co.
St Peter Louis U, prin of school. Schilling Rev G (Lutheran).
EMERALD.
Population, 100. A postoffice in Emerald township, St. Croix county, on the Wiscon- sin Central Ry., 30 miles northeast of Hud- son, the county seat, and 6 from Glen- wood, the nearest banking point. Stages,
daily to Hempel and Forest. Exp .. Nation- rittville, is located on the Fox river, and
al. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. Edward Peterson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Alexander W W, r r exp and tel agt. Barnes Mrs J E, hotel. Barnes W G, livery.
Calkins W L, hardware,
Clifton Bros, orchestra.
Fleming Wm, general store and saw mill. Fraher John H, blacksmith.
Garity Thos, saloon.
Goodrich Ada, teacher. Jordan W W, constable and carpenter. Joyce Frank, live stock.
Laur & Peters,, hardware.
Linderfield S E, general store.
MdPherson James, flour and feed.
Moor Chris J, saloon.
Northern Grain Co, grain.
PETERSON EDWARD, General Store. Pott H C & Co. genl store and justice. Reckner F G, creamery.
Schwartz & Duval, meats.
EMERALD GROVE.
A discontinued postoffice in Rock county, 8 miles east of Janesville, the county seat, whence mail is received by rural free de- livery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
EMERY.
A country postoffice in Emery township, Price county, 12 miles east of Phillips, the in county seat, banking and shipping point. B. F. Morey, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
EMET.
Chippewa county. Name changed to Isl- and Lake. HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
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EMET.
A farmers postoffice in Gates county, 6 miles south of Apollonia, the nearest ship- ping point. F. N. Brainerd, postmaster and farmer.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
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EMMERICH.
A country postoffice in Berlin township, Marathon county, 18 miles northwest of Wausau, the judicial seat, and 12 from Merrill. the usual banking and shipping point. Mail, semi-weekly. Anton Emmer- ich, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) .
EMMERICH ANTON, General Store. Rollenhagen Wm blacksmith.
ENDEAVOR.
Population, 150. Formerly known as Mer-
on the Wis. Central Ry., in Moundville township, Marquette county, 13 miles south- west of Monticello, the county seat, and 12 from Portage. Exp., National." Thomas Skinner, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
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Miller' HIGH LIFE MOH THE BEST MILWAUKEE BEER
AMERICAN PLUMBING & HEATING CO.
GAS FITTING AND VENTILATING. Esti-
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING. mates Cheerfully Furnished. 134 Second Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS. (See Adv. in Milwaukee)
350 Endeavor
Ash J Albert, physician.
Bennett & Watson, livery.
Eishop W P Co. general store.
Campbell Samuel, hardware.
Coon Bros, agrl impts.
Fish B W & Son, furniture.
Haskey John, grocer. Joy & Co, general store.
Kellogg Bros Lumber Co.
Lake Shore Creamery Co.
Lloyd David, blacksmith.
McDougall & Reid, saw and feed mill.
Mills T H. meats.
Ranson E W. hotel.
THOMAS, Hardware and Produce.
ENGOE.
A country postoffice in Bayfield county, 41/2 miles southwest of Washburn, the coun- ty seat, banking and shipping point. Mail. tri-weekly.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
EPHRAIM.
Population, 200. A village on the shore
of Green Bay, in Gibraltar township, Door Bate J A, town clerk.
BELLBACH FRANK, Wagonmaker.
county, 149 miles northeast of Milwaukee, and 30 northeast of Sturgeon Bay, the Butler J F, justice. county seat . and bank location. Luther- Grinder Wm. logger. an and Moravian churches are sustained. IStages to Sturgeon Bay and intermediate Henderkson R. blacksmith.
points. Mail, daily. A. O. Hanson, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Lamb E. saw mill.
(See page 4.)
Egeland G R, physician.
Goodlet C. justice.
HANSON JAMES, General Store and Hotel.
Helgeson Ellis, carpenter.
Hogenson F, hotel and carpenter.
Kinsey Rev C R (Moravian).
Kuesel Rev W (Lutheran).
Larson George, carpenter.
Lofving J E, jeweler.
Olsen W, justice.
Onesen A, builder.
SMITH J A, General Store.
Steinfort Rev Charles (Moravian). Valentine Mrs E S, hotel. Znoloun Rev A P (Lutheran).
ERLY.
A discontinued postoffice on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Pleasant Prairie township, Kenosha county, 71/2 miles from Kenosha. the county seat. Has rural free delivery from Pleasant Prairie.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
ESDAILE.
A discontinued postoffice in Hartland township, Pierce county, 10 miles southwest of Ellsworth, the county seat, 3 from Bay City, the nearest railroad station, and 9 northeast of Red Wing, Minn., the nearest banking point. Has rural free delivery from Bay City.
ESOFEA.
Population, 40. On North Bad Axe River. in Jefferson township, Vernon- county, 8 miles northwest of Viroqua, the judicial seat, nearest banking and shipping point. Daily mail stage to La Crosse and Viroqua. Telephone connection. Engebretson,
postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Brothen Ole & Co, saw and feed mill. ENGEBRETSON & ANDERSON, General Store.
Kleppe C B, shoemaker.
Rentz Henry, creamery.
ESTELLA.
Population, 350. In Arthur township, Chippewa county, 26 miles northeast of Chippewa Falls, the county seat. 18 from Cadott, the nearest banking point, and 2 from Cornell, its nearest shipping point. Has a Presbyterian church. Daily mail stage to Cadott; fare, 50 cents. Edward Porter, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Henderkson Charles, logger.
Hibbard S T, builder.
Kelley Thomas, logger.
Locermire John, saw mill.
Norbet Daniel, builder.
Oleeon & Hendrickson, saw mill.
PORTER EDWARD, General Real Estate and Logger.
Store,
Sass Otto, blacksmith.
Slagell F, saw mill.
Truman A, county surveyor.
Wilkins S, logger.
ETNA.
A country postoffice in New Diggins town- ship, La Fayette county, 18 miles south- west of Darlington, the county seat, 3 east of Benton, the nearest railroad station, and 5 west of Shullsburg, both of the latter places affording banking facilities. Mail. daily. M. Emerson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
EMERSON M, General Store.
Emerson R H (est), flour mill. Empress Mine The.
Etna Mine The.
Jug Handle Mine The. Star Mine The.
ETTRICK.
Population, 255. A village on Beaver creek a water power stream, in Ettrick township, Trempeauleau county, 18 miles southeast of Whitehall, the county seat, and 934 north of Galesville, on the C. & N. W, Ry., the nearest banking and shipping point. Has Catholic, Lutheran and Presby-
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. terian churches and a graded public school. (See page 4.) Stages daily to Galesville and Blair. Tele-
HOMES For the man who rents but would rather own. O. E. Pederson LAND CO., GATES CO. For the man with little money but willing to work LADYSMITH, - WIS. IN For the laboring man.
The Time Indemnity Company -
Germania Building, (See page 8.) MILWAUKEE, WIS.
T.I.C.
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Ettrick
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WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Evansville
351
phone connection. Mail, daily. E. J. Bro- and 4 from Caseo, its shipping point. Has vold, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Blue J J. woolen mills
BROVOLD E J, Buggies, Wagons and Beetling Cora E. teacher.
Sleighs.
Cance J E, drugs and hardware.
Christianson Hans, shoemaker
Corcoran J B, propr Globe Hotel.
Edmunds Edward, blacksmith.
Ettrick Band.
Ettrick Creamery Association.
Folkendahl Edward, carpenter.
Folkendahl Nelse, carpenter.
Fulmer F B, creamery.
Gibson Don, teacher.
Globe Hotel, J B Corcoran. propr.
Iflot Amond, wagonmaker.
Huff Peter J, hotel and blacksmith.
Knutson A C, furniture.
Kopp L J, milliner.
Liland B, photographer.
NELSON N T, General Store.
O'Connor Rev Mark P (Catholic).
Olsen A K, physician.
Pederson Iver, flour mill.
Pederson Iver & Co, genl store.
Pederson M T, pumps.
Pederson Otto. meats. Quitney S B, barber.
Romstrand K E, carpenter.
Sexe Svend O, blacksmith.
Sorenson D M. blacksmith.
EUREKA.
Population, 300. A village on the Fox river, in Rushford township, Winnebago phone connection. Eleanora Andrews, post- county, 16 miles west of Oshkosh, the coun- master. ty seat, and 4 west of Waukau, on the C., HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) M. & St. P. Ry., the nearest shipping point. Has a Methodist church and a American Express Co, F H Winston agt. AMES DR JAMES W, Dentist. graded public school. Banking facilities at Omro. Mail, daily. Telephone connection. Andrews Eleanora, postmaster. T. M. Fishbeck, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bareis Henry, hardware.
Chapelle L E, druggist and grocer.
Daggett S S, carpenter.
Eureka Canning Co, E C Jones pres. FISHBECK T M, Livery and
Insur- ance.
Gates Rev John (Methodist).
Hanson Stephen P, wheelwright.
Hanson W P, bicycles. Jensen & Clarey. blacksmiths.
Jones E C, lumber.
Loope F E. physician.
Martin H W, agrl impts.
MATESON A, General Store.
Patch Rev A B (Baptist). Quammen Lena, teacher. Rush Lake Creamery.
Timann C E, blacksmith.
Tryon W W, dry goods and shoes.
Ware L & Son, meats. Whitehead J, carpenter.
EUREN.
Population, 200. A postoffice in Lincoln Blakeley Evander. harnessmaker.
township, Kewaunee county, 15 miles north- west of Kewaunee, the county seat, and 9
Bonahoom & Baccash (James Bonahoom, George Baccash) fruits.
west of Algonac, the nearest banking point, Boyd Wm T, furniture.
Dunnville Stone Co. Robert A. Lang, Pres., H. R. Lang, Sec. and Treas. CUT STONE CONTRACTORS
(Incorporated)
Cut and Sawed Stone from their Quarries at Dunnville and Colfax, Wis .; also Dealers in General Merchandise. Store at Dunnville. Address No. 656 Galloway Street, EAU CLAIRE, WIS.
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HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Belle Rev A. Bottkol Band, George Bottkol Idr.
Bottkol Creamery, George Bottkol propr.
BOTTKOL GEORGE, General Store and Saloon.
Bottkol Michael, farmer.
Bottkol Orchestra, George Bottkol Idr.
Gotstein Anton, constable.
Hallain Louis, physician.
Monahan C S, justice.
Vandervest Emile, blacksmith.
Weidner Math, saw and shingle mill.
Address
EVANSVILLE.
Population, 1,900. An incorporated village situated in the northwestern portion of Rock county, on the C. & N. W. Ry., 121/2 miles northwest of Hanover, 16 northwest of Janesville the county seat, and 105 southwest of Milwaukee. It is lighted by electric light, has 5 churches, a seminary, two banks, a public hall with a seating capacity of 600, a fine City Hall building, and 4 weekly newspapers-Badger, Enter- prise, Tribune, and Review. Live stock, tobacco (of which there are about 20.000. cases shipped from this point annually), butter ,cheese, hides, and farm produce with manufactured products comprise the shipments. Exp., Am., Tel. W. U. Tele-
Andrews Marilla & Co (Marilla and Elean- or Andrews), publrs The Badger.
ANTES ROBERT M, Propr Evansville Review.
Asmus Henry, confectioner.
Austin George H, sorghum mill.
Badger The, Marilla Andrews & Co, publrs.
Bagley Lorin L, tobacco grower.
Baker F A & Co (Frank A and Fred A Baker), hardware.
BAKER MNFG CO, Allen S Baker Pres and Treas. Clifford J Smith Sec, H C Schneider Supt, John S Baker Genl Mngı, Mnfrs Windmills, Gas Engines. Pumps and Tanks.
Baldwin Llewellyn A, feed mill. Ballard Ernest J. jeweler.
BANK OF EVANSVILLE (Capital $25,- 000). Lloyd T Pullen Pres, George L Pul. len Cashier.
Barnard & Wilder (Shasta E Barnard, Perry C Wilder), leaf tobacco.
Beebe Lewis B. dentist.
Biglow & Johnson (Walter F Biglow, B M Johnson), furniture.
Bishop Joseph, propr Evansville House.
a Catholic church. Mail, daily. George Bottkol, postmaster.
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For Niagara Falls, Toronto, Mon-
Grand Trunk Railway System treal, Portland, Canada and East.
352 Evansville R. L. POLK & CO.'S Evansville
Brand John & Co, V A Eager mngr, leaf tobacco.
Brink Isaac, tobacco grower, 2 miles n w.
Brooks Charles E. poultry breeder.
Broughton Calvert, chief of police.
Broughton Frank, real estate.
Brunzwell Stena, dressmaker.
Bullard Eugene L, tobacco grower.
Bullard Wm E, wool dealer.
Bulletin The, E G Burritt editor.
Burk Wm, painter.
BURRITT PROF E G, A M, Principal Evansville Seminary. (See adv in classi- fied Colleges).
Campbell Wm E, mayor.
Carpenter Wm H. coal and wood.
CENTRAL HOUSE, H H Hile Propr.
Churm Rev James (Methodist Episcopal). Clark Wm J, dry goods.
Clarke Bros (George H and Fred D), ins.
Clifton Richard, tobacco grower, 41/2 miles e. Cole Edgar M, barber.
Cole John M, shoemaker.
Collins John, tobacco grower, 41/2 miles e.
COLONY FREDERICK E, Physician and Surgeon.
Colton Edward P, agt C & N W R R.
Combs Elmer E, photogr.
Commercial Hotel, Beniamin Sorenson propr.
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Conine Charles, carpenter.
Copeland Sadie L. milliner.
Copp Rev Ellen A (Free Baptist).
Crow Frank M. drugs.
Dann Herbert G, bicycle repairer.
Dell George H, painter.
Dennis Ira, fruit grower.
Durner August E, blacksmith.
Economy Store (Herma'n A Langemak, Ver-
nie A Axtell, Judson W Calkins), general store.
Ellis Martin M, poultry breeder.
Enterprise The, C A Libby publr.
Evans Dr. John M, druggist.
Evans J & Son (John and John A), car- riagemakes.
Evansville Agricultural Assn, W W Gillies sec.
Evansville Electric Light Co.
Evansville Free Public Library, Miss Liz- zie Gillies librarian.
Evansville House, Joseph Bishop, propr.
Evansville Mercantile Assn, Thomas C Richardson pres and mngr, John P Por- ter sec-treas, general store.
EVANSVILLE REVIEW THE, Robert M Antes Publr.
Evansville Sanitarium, J M Evans, M D, mngr.
EVANSVILLE SEMINARY, Prof E G Pullen George L. city treasurer.
Burritt, A M, Principal. (See adv il. classified Colleges).
Evansville Telephone Exchange, A S Baker
pres, G L Pullen treas, R M Richmond Richardson Anthonv. barber. sec.
Ewing Mary L, physician.
Farmers' Mutual Fire Ins Co of Union, Wm Stevens pres, W W Gillies sec.
Fellows H W & Son (Henry W and Almond F), farm implements.
Finnane Daniel F, auctioneer.
Fisher Marshall J, notary public.
Fisher & Gillies (Marshall J Fisher, James Gillies) real estate.
Franklin Arthur G, live stock, 5 miles n e.
Fryer James H, broom mnfr.
Tuller Charles, drayman.
Gabriel Erwin, poultry breeder.
Gillies Miss Lizzie, librarian public library. Gillies Wm W. live stock.
Gillman Ray, chief fire department.
Gillman Ray & Sons (Ray, Fred and Nay), clothing.
Gleave J E & Son (James E and Lew), grocers.
Grange Bank, Thomas C Richardson, pres, John P Porter cashier.
Greatsinger Charles F, well borer.
Greatsinger Isaiah, tobacco grower, 3 miles south.
Hall George W. tobacco grower.
Hall George W jr, showman.
Hankinson Robert . carpenter.
Hanson August, tailor.
Hanover Major, painter.
Harlan Rev R (Baptist).
Hayward Harry E, meats.
HILE HOWARD H, Propr Central
House.
Janes Fred L, lawyer.
Johnson John H, barber.
Jones Daniel, tobacco grower, 4 miles n e. Jorgenson Christian, live stock. 3 miles n e. Knapp & Hubbard, real estate.
Langemak & Axtell (Herman A Langemak, Vernie A Axtell), general store.
Lee Frank, creamery, 3 miles s. e.
Lee Mrs Sarah, music teacher.
Lemmel John, harnessmaker.
Libby Bros (Irving A and Elmer H), meats. Libby Caleb A. publr Enterprise and The Tribune, pension attorney.
LOVEJOY LUMBER CO, M L Paulson Mngr.
Magee George, propr Magee's Opera House. Meyer Bros (Herbert O and B A), lumber. Millbrant Mrs Rachel, stone quarry, 21/2 miles s.
Monshaw Henry, harnessmaker.
Montgomery Frank, tobacco grower, 5 miles n e.
Morgan Charles, tobacco grower.
Morgan Joel W. wagon mnfr.
Newman Gustave, physician.
Ocasex Josie, physician.
Patterson Guy A, grocer.
PAULSON MICHAEL L, Mngr Lovejoy Lumber Co.
Pearsall Charles J, vice-pres and mngr D E Wood Butter Co.
Phillips Wm R, lawyer.
Potter Homer, picture frames.
Potter Jonathan, city clerk.
Ralph Rev Edwin A (Congregational).
Reckord Eben J, farm implements.
Reilly John E, drayma'n.
Richardson Thomas C, notary public.
Richmond Robert M. notary public.
RICHMOND & RICHMOND (Thomas C and Robert M), Lawyers.
Riley Patrick, tobacco grower, 5 miles n e. ROBERTS GEORGE C, Farm Imple- ments.
Rogers Daniel S, tobacco grower, 4 miles e. Rosa Elmer, live stock, 3 miles n. Rumrill George H, leaf tobacco.
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Evansville WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Fairchild 353
Searles Billman, tobacco grower, 31/2 mi n e connection.
Searles Henry, tobacco grower.
Sewell Rev Henry (Methodist).
Sherger Mrs Jennie, milliner.
Shivley Lawrence, tobacco grower, 2 miles n w.
Sholtz H A, prin High School.
Silver Leon H, stone quarry, 21/2 miles w. Slauson Nathaniel T, musical instruments. Smith Bros (Wm and Peter), leaf tobacco. Smith Charles M, physician.
Smith Charles M jr, physician.
Smith Edward E, coal.
Smith Ralph E, cigars.
Snashall Claude H, dentist.
Snowden Nellie, milliner.
Spencer Arthur, stone quarry, 11/2 miles s.
Spencer George F jr, physician.
Sperry Charles, tobacco grower. 51/2 miles n e. Sperry John, tobacco grower, 6 miles n e Spoor Charles E, horses.
Springer Fred, laundry.
Steele Sisters (Jennie and Tina O), mill- iners.
Taggart Almon T, jeweler.
Tribune The, C A Libby publr. Uebele Rev W C (Evangelical).
Van Wart David jr, jeweler. Van Wart Lew, drugs.
Van Wormer A Martin, house mover.
Vincent Rev J B (Free Methodist).
VOELZ LIZZIE B, Ladies and Gents' Tailor.
Wainwright Wm H, painter.
Wall John, live stock, 3 miles n e.
Ware Charles S, vet surgeon.
Williams Mrs Jennie, dressmaker. Wilson Rev Clark A (Episcopal).
Winship Charles, livery.
Winston Fred H, jeweler and agt Am Exp Co.
Winston John H & Son (John H and Clar- ence), carpenters.
Wolfe G F & Son (George F and George), meats.
Wood D E Butter Co, Charles .J Pearsall mngr, creamery.
Wood Wm H, shoemaker.
EVERGREEN.
A country postoffice in Sterling township. Polk county, 28 miles northwest of Balsam Lake, the county seat, and 9 from Benson the nearest shipping point. Mail, semi- weekly. G. E. Fassett, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Blair Clarence, fur.
Fassett D E, blacksmith and wagonmaker Fassett F E, constable.
FASSETT R E, General Store.
Harris W, meats.
Jordon Rev J C (Methodist.) Lundquist Joseph, mason. Nelson Mable, teacher
EXCELSIOR.
Population, 300. A village on Knapp's Burnie Mathew, saloon.
creek, in Richwood township, Richland county, 20 miles southwest of Richland Center, the county seat, and 12 from Bos- cobel, the usual banking and shipping point. Stage daily to Boscobel. Telephone
Mail, daily. M. E. Brown, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Atkinson C L, pumps.
BROWN M E, General Store.
Davis A H, general store.
Elliott & Mills, blacksmiths.
Ellsworth. H B, saw mill.
Haggerty E E, physician.
Harvey Wm S, druggist.
Jones Mrs Ella, milliner.
Mckinney J S, furniture.
Morgan Wm S, saw mill.
Powers Frank, restaurant
Ross O, physician.
Stratton C M & Co, saw and flour mill.
Washburn B F, general store and hotel. Wright John C, physician.
WILLIS & ELLIOTT, Blacksmiths. Wilson Louis, meats.
EXILE.
A country postoffice in Rock Elm town- ship, Pierce county, 20 miles east of Ells- worth, the county seat, and 8 from Elm- wood, the nearest banking and shipping point. Mail stage daily to Maiden Rock, 141/2 miles distant. Alois Hafacker, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Anders Herman, shoemaker.
Golden N. O. blacksmith. HAFACKER L, Farmer.
Hartung H, general store.
FAIRBURN.
A country postoffice in Seneca township, Green Lake county, 15 miles north of Dart- ford, the county seat, and 4 from Berlin, its banking and shipping point. Mail, tri- weekly. James Leigh, postmaster and gen- eral store.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
FAIRCHILD.
Population, 1,000. A village located on the C., St. P., M. & O. and F. & N. E. Rys., in Fairchild township, Eau Claire county, 32 miles southeast of Eau Claire, the judicial seat. First settled in 1855. Has Catholic, German Lutheran and Methodist churches, excellent schools, a bank and a weekly newspaper-The Observer. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. R. E. Arnold, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Anderson John Co, J M Rivard pres, Leona King vice-pres, John Anderson sec and treas, general store.
ARNOLD R E, Postmaster and Drug- gist.
Barney Henry A livery.
Biddlecomb Melvin A, painter.
Calkins Charles B, live stock.
Christopherson Sina, dressmaker.
Cole Elias G, physician.
Cosford & Ferguson (B J Cosford, Ferd Ferguson), farm impts.
Tobin-Gerlinger Steel Casting Co. FOUNDERS ELECTRIC, MINING, SAW MILL, AUTOMOBILE ard eneral Machinery.
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Crane M L, jeweler.
Davidson John H, railroad agent.
Emanuel Edward, saloon.
Emanuel Emil, saloon.
Fairchild Observer, A C Harmon publr.
First National Bank of Fairchild (capital seat. Has Baptist and German Lutheran $25.000), N C Foster pres, W K Coffin churches, a bank and a weekly newspaper,
vice-pres, W F Hood cashr.
Follett L P, tinner.
Foster C N Lumber Co, general store.
Frye Taylor, supt of schools.
Gillette Nina, milliner.
Gladstone The, Cal C Macomber propr.
Grutzik John, tailor.
Harmon A C, publr Fairchild Observer. Hatch Eugene D. dentist.
Hine Revilla C, justice of peace.
Hobeart James, apiarist, 1 miles e.
Johnson Sever, shoemaker.
Kimmel Henry, wagonmaker.
Laukandt Rev B F (Ger Luth).
Lightfoot James, apianist, 1 mile e.
McCredie Thomas L, creamery.
Macomber Cal C, propr The Gladstone.
Marte Nick, undertaker.
Marvin J C, insurance.
Pflueger James H, physician.
Quackenbush D B, carpenter.
Raymond C V, blksmith.
Rivard Joseph M, grain and potato buyer. Santo Napoleon, drayman.
Sieg Lena, restaurant. Smith Frank M. meats.
Smith Rev R W (Methodist).
Tollard Bert, restaurant.
Urecker Anna, dressmaker.
Village Hall, R C Hine supt.
Whipple Clarence A, barbr.
FAIRFIELD.
A discontinued postoffice in Rock county, 15 miles southeast of Janesville, the coun- tyj seat and 41/2 northwest of Darien, the nearest railroad statio' and banking point, whence mail is received by rural free delivery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
FAIR PLAY.
Population, 125. A village in Jamestown township, Grand county, 30 miles southeast of Lancaster, the county seat, and 6 north- east of East Dubuque, Ill., the nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages daily to East Dubuque. Telephone connec- Horel Olive, teacher.
tion. M. E. Sheean, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Krueger Mrs Wm, dressmaker.
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