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Roberts Ives, grocer.
Rockwell Adelbert, carpenter.
ROGERS CHARLES B, Mngr City Hall Opera House and District Attorney.
ROGERS & ROGERS (Wm H and
Charles B), Attorneys at Law, Special Attention to Collections.
Root Whitney, carpenter.
Ruff Rev F G (Methodist German).
Rutzen Charles, tailor.
Savall & Wirig (August J Savall, Wm G Wirig, laundry.
Schempf Henry W Co, Henry Schempf pres, Edward L Schempf sec, creamery. Schreiner Joseph, justice of the peace. Shearman Mrs Martha, dressmaker.
Shiley Harvey L, restaurant.
Slagg & Wilson (Thomas H Slagg, James H Wilson), live stock.
Smith George C, pension agent.
Snell Mattie and Leila, music teachers.
SNOVER CHARLES A, Propr Hotel Snoover.
Sontag & Brandel (Fred M. Sontag, Jacob Concordia Hall, Wm Ulrich propr.
C Brandel), shoes.
Spaeth Wm, brewer.
Spooner Frederick T, baker.
Staff Rev Frederick (Congregational).
Stair U P & R P (Urban P and Robert P), physicians.
Stocking Daniel, cutlery mnfr.
Sullivan Mrs Minnie B, music teacher.
Talmadge Frank, photographer.
Tamblingson A F & Sons (A. F, Roy and Ralph), nurserymen.
Telfer Charles M, broom mnfr.
Telfer George R, cattle breeder.
Tousley Charles B, jeweler and optician.
Touton Wm J, wagonmaker.
Urban John, broom mnfr.
Valerius Theodore F, architect.
Vickery F M & Son (Frank M and Her- bert S), grocers.
Viele John M, undertaker.
Webb Arthur M, lawyer.
Weld Wm H, physician.
Wenham Wm, carpenter.
Westerfield Mrs Katherine, dressmaker. Westphal Charles, saloon.
Westphal Hanson, dry goods.
Wicke Bros (Frank 'E and J Edward), grocers and crockery.
Wilcox Lumber Co The, E W Wilcox pres, L B Royce vice-pres, F C Holstein sec, T B Royce treas, lumber.
Wilderman John jr, general store.
Williams Cassius, bowling alley.
Wisconsin Tel Co. Wm G Segrist mngr. Wooden Henry, city marshal.
Zeugner Frank, carriage painter.
Zeugner, Hoffman & Son (Herman Zeug- ner, Frank O and Wm Hoffman), lumber.
FORT HOWARD.
Brown county. A station of the Green Gerlich Fidellis, saloon.
Bay postoffice.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
FOUNTAIN CITY.
Population, 1,100. Originally settled in 1839, is an incorporated city situated on the Mississippi river and on the C., B. & Q. R. R., in Buffalo county, 18 miles southeast of Alma, the county seat, 9 miles north- west of Winona, Minn., and 96 southeast of St. Paul. Has Catholic, German Re- formed, Lutheran and Methodist churches. 2 schools, a public hall seating 800, a flour mill, 2 breweries, planing mill, and semi- weekly newspaper, the Buffalo County Re- publikaner und Alma Blaeter. A steamer runs daily between here and Winona, Minn. Telephone connection. Exp., Adams. Tel., Postal. J. A. Oenning, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Alert Mills (Albert. Kirchner, C F Funk), flour mills.
Baecheler Bros (John and Alexander), farm implements.
Baecheler John, propr Fountain Hotel.
BOHRI F & SON (Frederick and Fred- erck Jr), General Store and Bankers.
BUFFALO COUNTY REPUBLIKANER Und Alma Blaetter, Emil Wittzack Publr. (See page 387.)
Dressendoefer Andrew, blksmith.
EAGLE HOTEL, Wm S Heck Propr. (See adv.)
EAGLE HOTEL Wm. S. HECK, Prop. Headquarters for the Traveling Public.
Good Table. Comfortable Rooms; Free Bus; Sample Rooms; Electric Light; Steam Heat.
FOUNTAIN CITY, WIS.
Economical Mutual Fire Ins Co, Albert Kirchner pres, Fritz Roettinger sec.
Edelbach Wm, shoemkr.
Feuerhak Martin, blksmith.
Fiedler John, tailor.
Fiedler Michael, drayman.
Florin & Stoll (Christ Florin, Wm Stoll), hardware.
FOUNTAIN CITY BOTTLING WORKS, Cider Refiners, Manufacturers Extracts and Compressed Tablets. (See page 387.) Fountain City Brass Band, John Liver leader.
Fountain City Brewing Co, George Schwoe- bel pres, Wm Schuster sec.
Fountain City Co-Operative Creamery Assn, Samuel Schaffer pres, A E Gerlach sec.
Fountain Hotel, John Baecheler propr. Fried Emil, well driller.
FROMMES N A, Propr Fountain City Bottling Works. (See page 387.)
Fugina Martin L, insurance.
Funke & Schabacker (Edward Funke, Phillip Schabacker), saloon.
HECK WM S, Propr Eagle Hotel. (See adv.)
Huefner Paul, grain and telephone.
George W. Colles M. E., Sc. M., Mem. Am. Soc. M. E. 408 Alhambra Bldg., MILWAUKEE.
Consulting Engineer AND PATENT EXPERT.
RUNDLE-SPENCE MFG. CO. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
HOSPITAL and SANITARIUM PLUMBING GOODS.
Fountain City
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Fox Lake 387
The Fountain City Bottling Works
CIDER REFINERS, SODA WATER and FLAVORING EXTRACT MANUFACTURERS.
Try us on Ciders and Flavoring Extracts as there are no finer goods produced or made up than ;ours which are made and bottled at our springs of the best of water and best material used in the manufacture of all our products.
We make Ciders and Flavoring Extracts a specialty and want lady and gentlemen agents through the state.
Write us for terms, etc., to agents.
Our Ciders are guaranteed never to sour, ask for a trial order at least. if not satisfactory can be returned at our expense.
Our prices are right and will try our best to please our customers at all times, Any time any thing is not entirely satisfactory let us know and we will make it satisfactory as we are bound to please our customers.
Try a case of our LITHIA and BROMO HYGIA WATER, bottled at the springs.
Distributers and Shippers of Spring Water.
The FOUNTAIN CITY BOTTLING WORKS
Popplation, 1,200. An incorporated village TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS. P. O. Box 77. located at the outlet of Fox Lake, is a popular summer resort on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Dodge County, seventeen FOUNTAIN CITY, and LA CROSSE, Wisconsin. miles northwest of Juneau, the county seat, and sixty-five northwest of Mil- waukee. It has Baptist, Catholic, Congre- Janett John A, dentist. gational, Episcopal and Methodist churches, a graded public school, a bank, a first-class Kirchner Albert, genl store. hotel. a flour mill, a brewery, and a week- Kirchner Charles, justice. ly newspaper, the Representative. Exp., Kirchner Charles & Bro (Charles A and U. S. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. Edward), meats.
Knaub Martin, barber.
Kochendeffer Wm, blksmith.
Koschitz John. brewer.
Landwehr Frank, barber.
Liver's Orchestra, John Liver leader. Miller Henry, ralroad, exp and tel agt. Meulle Leopold, saloon.
Murr Wm, harness.
Prussing C F & Co (C F Prussing, L U Dressendorfer), genl store.
Rahm Conrad, harness.
Reidinger Paul, tailor.
Reinhardt J . Paul, phys.
Reinhardt & Fugina (J Paul Reinhardt, Edward C Fugina), drugs.
Roettinger Frederick, tailor.
Roettinger H & F (Henry jr and Frederick Dickson Henry, live stock.
jr), planing mill. Ruediger Paul, tailor. Schaumberg Rev A (Catholic.) Schmoker, Elmerson H D, dentist.
Schmoker & Fugina (John
Frank J Fugina), contractors.
Schneider George B, cigarmkr. Schulze Bernard G, baker.
Schuster Bros (J A and Emil), genl store.
Schwark & Clausen (Louis A Schwark, Herman R Clausen), carps.
Stevenson O M, jeweler.
Troll & Kremelsbach (Norbet Troll, Emil Kremelsbach), meats. Ulrich Wm, saloon.
Voegelli Frederick, drugs.
Warner M M. prin of school. Wiedmann Alice, milliner.
WITTZACK EMIL, Publr Buffalo Coun- ty Republikaner und Alma Blaetter. (See adv.)
ESTABLISHED 1861.
EMIL WITTZACK, Publisher "Buffalo County Republikaner " and "Alma Blætter." MONDAYS and THURSDAYS. FOUNTAIN CITY, WISCONSIN.
FOXBORO.
A country postoffice on the G. N. Ry., in Superior township, Douglas county, 20 miles south of Superior. the county seat. Exp., G. N. Tel., W. U. F. P. Starkey, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4)
HARRIS J A, General Store and Ho- tel and Saloon. Starkey F P, postmaster, r r, exp & tel agt
FOX LAKE.
American House, Kate Wallace propr.
Bauer Paul A, saloon.
Berigan N H & Co (Nicholas H Berigan) proprs Fox Lake Hotel and livery.
Beule John, general store.
Blake Wm, carpenter.
Breeze Rev Emanuel (Congregational.)
Brunner Henry, tailor.
Clausen H & Co (Henry Clausen, Soren C Mortenson), grain.
Clement Stephen J, carpenter.
Collins James, blacksmith.
Damrow Theodore, saloon.
Davies James C, village marshal.
Dockery C A, physician.
Eggleston & Rodger (Charles H Eggleston, John Rodger), lumber.
Fanshaw Bros, stone quarry.
Fanshaw John, drayman.
Ferguson W C, blacksmith.
Flagg Albert K, poultry breeder.
Ford Leonard E, insurance.
Fox Lake Hotel, N H Berigan & Co proprs.
Fox Lake Representative, Dean J Hotch- kiss publr. Frey W L, genl store.
Gamble E J, horse dealer.
Gamble Warren A, dentist.
Glish Stan J. meats. WJ0
Gould Daniel G, blacksmith.
Particulars.
for
Write
The Davidor Promoting
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
We have Investments that Pay Large Dividends Monthly and Small Savings Paying Large Returns
Co.,
Dean J. Hotchkiss, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
COMPLICATED AUDIT ACCOUNTS ANALYZED GREIG & ACHESON, Public Accountants,
YOUR SYSTEMS DEVISED
619 ROYAL INS. BLDG.,
ACCOUNTS CHICAGO, ILL.
388 Fox Lake
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Frank
Grube & Koenig (Raymond G Grube, Ed-|Stafford A P, dairy, 21/2 miles e.
ward G Koenig) general store.
Haase Frederick, hardware.
Haberman Max M, shoes.
Hammond Andrew J, coal and wood.
Hanneman Albert C, agt U S Exp Co. Hartman Rev Joseph (Catholic,)
Hatcher Wm, clothing.
HOTCHKISS DEAN J, Postmaster and Publr Fox Lake Representative. Hewitt H M, tinner.
HILLER ISAAC P, Grocer.
Hoffman James, blacksmith.
Hughes Edward J, dentist.
Ingraham Rev R S (Methodist.)
Kinney Nellie, teacher.
Knight Frank B, poultry.
Lindley J C, dairy, 5 miles n w. Litscher Christian, saloon.
McCarthy John, boat livery.
Madden George, cattle and hog breeder.
Marden Hattie, artist.
Marrow Luke E drugs.
Medley & Son (John and George), grocers. Meigs G L, carpenter.
Merwin Horace S, lawyer and ins.
Meservy Levi, carpenter.
Miller Henry S, laundry.
Miller & Jones (Herman G Miller, Charles M Jones), hardware.
Morrison Wm, barber.
Murphy Bros (Wm H and Jerry E), jewel- ers and boat livery.
North & Lindley (W C North, J T Lindley), lawyers.
Nourse Jesse, wagonmaker.
O'Connell Wm F, justice and village clerk.
Ohly Hartman, confectioner.
Parkinson Mrs Carrie, artist.
Parkinson Leroy, photographer.
Patterson John, carriage painter.
PEERLESS MINERAL SPRING, Peer- less Spring Hotel Co Proprs. (See page 389.)
PEERLESS SPRING HOTEL, Peerless Spring Hotel Co Owners and Managers. (See page 389.)
PEERLESS SPRING HOTEL CO (Cap- ital $25,000), Charles L Roberts Pres, George IS Roberts Vice-Pres, D S Roberts Sec and Treas, Owners and Managers Peerless Spring Hotel and Peerless Min- eral Springs. (See page 389.)
People's Telephone Co, Kate Wallace mngr Pettack Christ, saloon.
Philipson Thomas, wagonmaker.
Philipson & Schlitzberg (John Philipson, John Schlitzberg), furniture.
Potts Albert H, drugs.
Ring Frank, brewer.
ROBERTS BROS CO (Capital $10,000). Charles L Roberts Pres, George S Rob- erts Vice-Pres, D S Roberts Sec and Treas, Farm Implements.
ROBERTS BROS LAND AGENCY. Rob- Greasl Ferdinand, carpenter.
erts Bros Proprietors.
Roberts Wm G, farm implements.
Sage Nelson A, pumps. Sager Charles M, barber. Saxe John E, harnessmaker.
Saxe Michael, pumps.
Schliep John, saloon.
Schubert Charles, mason. Sharp E L, physician.
Standard Oil Co, Wm F O'Connell agt. State Bank of Fox Lake (capital $25,000), Charles H Eggleston pres, Frank I Da- vison cashier.
Sweeny Wm, dairy, 2 miles s.
Tarrant John E, general store.
Tyrrell Clara F, physician.
Wallace Kate, propr American House and mngr People's Tel Co.
Ward & Andrus (John Ward, Jerridan An- drus), creamery.
Warren Fred C, stock breeder.
Warren W E, live stock.
Watson & Alexander (James Watson, R H Alexander), saloon.
Weisel George H, harnessmkr.
Welsh Michael J, saloon.
Wight & Cochrane (G N Wight, N J Coch- rane), flour mill.
Williams Owen R, painter.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, A H Potts mngr. Witthun H F, general store.
Woodchick Henry, railroad and tel agt.
FOX RIVER.
Population, 50. On the C. & N. W. Ry., and on river of same name, in Salem town- ship, Kenosha county, 20 miles west of Ken- osha, the judicial seat, and 11 from Bur- lington, the nearest banking point. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. C. W. Davis, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Atlhoff H J, live stock.
Davis C W, railroad, exp and tel agt. KOEHLER C J, Feed.
FRANCIS CREEK.
A discontinued postoffice in Manitowoc county, 10 miles northwest of Manitowoc. the county seat, banking and shipping point. whence mail is received by rural free delivery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
FRANK.
A country postoffice in Jackson township, Washington county, 12 miles southeast of West Band, the judicial seat, 4 from Jack- son, on the C. & N. W. Ry., and 6 from Ce- darburg, on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., the nearest banking point. Mail stage daily to Cedarburg and return. Adam Thiel jr .. postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Damrow Otto, physician.
Frank John, physician.
Gandt (Robert, mason.
Gandt Wm, shoemaker.
Hard Wm jr, mason. Molkentine George, carpenter.
Niels Louis, wagonmaker.
Schreiber Charles, wagonmaker.
Sommer Otto, cheese mnfr.
Sullivan Nellie, teacher.
THIEL ADAM JR, General Store and Saloon.
Thiel Mathias, carpenter.
Use Milwaukee Solvay Coke For MANUFACTURING PURPOSES.
MILWAUKEE COKE & GAS CO. 21-26 UNIVERSITY BLDG., (See adv. opp. Coke Mnfrs.) MILWAUKEE, WIS.
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Siebers & Pederson PATTERN MAKERS
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Patterns made for anything that can be Cast in Metal Specialty. Phone West 394. (See adv. in Milwaukee.) Substantially made Patterns for Standard use our
1606 St. Paul Avenue,
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Cut over and Hardwood Lumber Lands for Sale In Barron and Washburn Counties, Wis. JAMES ATKINSON, Rice Lake. Phone 86. (See adv. p. 7.)
Frank WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Franksville 389
AN IDEAL SUMMER RESORT.
A COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS
TWO BLOCKS FROM DEPOT. HOME.
Peerless Spring Hotel
% % OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
RATES: $2.00 Per Day. $8 to $10 Per Week.
ROBERTS BROS.,
Owners and Managers.
FOX LAKE, WISCONSIN,
Thiel Wim, music teacher. Vollmer Martin, cheese mnfr. Wilkie Charles, carpenter.
FRANKLIN.
Population, 175. On the Sheboygan river. in Herman township, Sheboygan county, 11 miles northwest of Sheboygan, the county seat, and usual shipping and banking point. Improved farm land averages $60 per acre. Telephone connection. Mail, daily. Henry Greibe, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA (See page 4.) Abeling Charles, hotel.
Arpke Bros., flour, saw and cider mills. Brugger Sam, harnessmaker. BUSCHER W F, General Store. Eichenberger John, boots and shoes Eisold E, hotel. Glanbitz J M, prof Mission Home College. Goetsch August, wagonmaker.
Goetsch Herman, blacksmith.
GRIEBE HENRY, General Store, Jus- tice and Notary.
Grether Frank, prof Mission Home Col- lege and Seminary.
Grosshnisch J W. prof Mission Home Col- lege and Seminary. Martin Lizette, music teacher.
Meier H A, prof Mission Home College and Hendrickson Hans, grist mill and tiles. Seminary. Johnson Frank, carpet weaver.
Miehlmeier Rev H A.
Mission . Home College and Seminary. Mission Home Library.
Pfeifer Joseph, veterinary surgeon. Reseburg Louis, cheese mnfr.
Schubert Bros (Pau] O and Fred W), pho- tographer.
Sieker A W, physician.
Stienecker Rev H W. Stoelting Henry, carpenter.
Wentz Prof, music teacher.
Withun Wm, mason.
FRANKSVILLE.
Population, 150. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Caledonia township, Racine coun- ty, 7 miles northwest of Racine, the seat of justice and nearest banking point, and 16 south of Milwaukee. Has Congregational and Methodist Episcopal churches. Tel .. W. U. Exp., U. S. Telephone connection. R. H. Runge, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4) Bartel Emil, carpenter.
Bernard Hansen, barber.
Bolles Wm, well driller. Broetzman E, saloon.
Bush C W, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Corr John T, physician.
Crane Henry, meats. Dieterich John, blacksmith.
Gullidge Elmer E, teacher.
Johnson Peter, wagonmaker.
Jones Maurice, builder and thresher. Juergensen Hans, well driller.
MISSOURI PACIFIC R'Y.
Best
ROUTE FROM ST. LOUIS to all Points West and Southwest.
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FESSION, Address -
ANY TRADE, BUSINESS OR PRO- OR LISTS OF NAMES,
R. L. POLK & CO.,
-07- CHICACO. DETROIT
PATENTS
R. W. LOTZ, Registered Patent Attorney, Metropolitan Block, Chicago, III. Patents Obtained, Trade-Marks Registered. Free Booklets on Request.
390 Franksville
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Freeman
Kuhnert Joseph, tailor.
Langley Wm H, harness.
Leonard Bros, general store.
Owens E W, carpenter.
Place Henry, carpenter.
Place Mrs Henry, dressmaker.
Rammelt F W, saloon.
Rogers C, shoemaker.
RUNGE RUDOLH H, General Store, O'Brien John, barber.
ILivery and Postmaster.
Schwartz Henry, saloon and hotel.
Smith Samuel G, general store.
Summerton J H, justice.
Tischendorf Gustav, thresher.
Tischendorf & Christensen, flour and feed.
Williams Mayme, teacher.
Woodhull Rev G S (Methodist).
FRAZER.
In Maple Grove towsnhip, Shawano coun- Turner H W, painter and paperhanger
ty, 18 miles southeast of Shawano, the county seat, and 13 north of Seymour, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Mail. daily. Telephone connection. Martin Johnson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA.
(See page 4.) Johnson Martin, postmaster.
JOHNSON & LYONS, General Store and Cheese Mnfrs.
FREDERIC.
Population, 800. An incorporated village on the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry., in West Sweden township, Polk county . 18 miles north of Balsam Lake, the county seat. Has a bank, electric light plant, 2 saw mills, a heading mill. grist mill. planing mill and a weekly newspaper, the Star. Tel., W. U. Exp., Western. Telephone connection. D. P. Butts, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Achman (W H. bowling alley.
Adams M D, dentist.
Bank of Frederic (capital $7,500). Wm An- drews pres, L A Copeland cashr.
Beckman B L, general store.
Bennett E C. jeweler.
Bernstein & Coddon, dry goods.
Buckbee D F. blacksmith and livery. Carlin & Paine, saloon.
Carlson C A, hardware and furniture.
CARROLL M H, Genl. Store.
Co-operative Barrel Co. heading.
Copeland L A, attorney.
Craig Wm R, hardware
Dahlberg A O, planing mill.
Doolittle Mrs Fred. bakerv.
Early & Co. meats. Elwell W B, wood
Fitzgerald M W. restaurant. Frederic Philharmonic Band.
Gamche R, saloon. Grinch Bros, grist mill.
HAGBERG GEORGE, General Store.
Hammond E S, logger
Hanson Bros, meats.
Hanson Sophus, flour and feed.
Hodges J C. carpenter.
Hoffmier L A, physician
Howard Charles, wood.
Hubbard C H, saloon.
Hume M E. hotel
Lundeen Louis, blacksmith.
Manderscheid Jennie, hotel.
MARSDEN GEORGE H, General Store. Mattison M, tailor. Matushak John, saloon.
Mullen C E, saw mill.
Nelson Albin, painter.
PERRA & CRUZEN, General Store.
Rice J. D. contr and builder. Rogers Orchestra.
Rudberg A G, flour and feed.
Scheldrup M A. genl store and drugs.
Searl W R. painter and paperhanger.
Simonson S P, mason.
Soderberg & Anderson, saloon ..
Taylor Frank, hotel. Turner F H, physician.
Weaver W E, mason
Whitney F J, photographer.
Whitt Wm. barber.
Wickstrom Albert, carpenter.
Wis Oak Lumber Co, saw mill and lumber.
FREDONIA.
Population. 250. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Fredonia township, Ozaukee county. 35 miles north of Milwaukee, and 8 north- west of Port Washington, the county seat and nearest banking point. Telephone con- rection. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Arndt Willie, hardware.
Beger Richard, county supt of schools.
Borchardt August, tailor.
Cigrand Nicholas, blksmith and notary.
Cooley Bros, flour mill.
Cooley Charles F, justice.
Cooley H E. cheese box mnfr.
Cooley W W & Sons, well drillers.
Dellers Rev P J (Catholic).
Fintzen John, justice.
Groteluescher Fred, blacksmith.
Gruhle Ernest, saloon.
Hetzel C, cider mill.
Klessig Julius. genl store and cheese mnfr Muehlberg Oswald, mason.
Norman Arthur, meats.
Parks Edward, livery and rural mail carrier
Retzer Andrew, cigar mnfr.
Rudolph Herman, builder.
Schouman N J. cigar mnfr and barber
Schreiber Bernard, painter.
WASSWEILER JULIUS, Grocer and Tailor. Weinreich Mervin, saloon.
Wiesner Philip, blacksmith.
FREDONIA STATION.
Ozaukee county. Name changed to Fre- donia.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
FREEMAN.
A discontinued postoffice in Crawford county, 27 miles north of Prairie du Chien. the judicial seat, 17 from Viroqua, its bank-
S. NELSON COMPANY, Fur Skin Dressers and Dyers HIDES TANNED FOR ROBES AND COATS. SEND FOR PRICE LIST. 1603=1605 Galena Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Machinists and Patternmakers Special Machinery Built and Designed. General Repairing. Dies and Stampings. Experimental Work. Brass Patterns.
P. C. PHILIPP & CO.
Corner 33d and Vliet Streets. Milwaukee, Wis. TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
KURZ & ROOT, Consulting Electrical Engineers,
Builders of dynamos and moters for all purposes. Duplicate and extra parts made and furnished for any electrical machine. Wo repair anything electrical. LONG DISTANCE 'PHONE NO. 310. (See page 11.) APPLETON, WISCONSIN.
Freeman WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Friendship 391
ing point, and 5 from Ferryville, its near est shipping point, whence mail is receiv. ed by rural free delivery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
FREISTADT.
Population. 200. A settlement in Mequon township, Ozaukee county, 20 miles south- west of Port Washington, the judicial seat and 7 from Cedarburg, the nearest bank- ing point. Thiensville, 3 miles distant, is the usual shipping point. Frederick Gier- ach, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Bruss F, thresher.
Darmstaedtler Frederick, general store and saloon.
Hilgendorf Henry jr. saloon.
Klug Emil, blacksmith.
Klug Joseph, carpenter. Klug Wm N, painter. Magritz Wm, shoemaker. Mintzlaff Edward, mason. Mintzlaff Joseph, mason. Mueller Edward, photographer. MUELLER PHILIP, Shoemaker Furs.
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Padue Paul, creamery.
Pipkorn Fred, wagonmaker. Pipkorn Wm, teacher. Ramthum Henry, carpenter. Schoessow W, creamery.
Seuel Rev C (Lutheran). Voight August, mason. Volmer fred, mason.
Wendl Samuel, carpenter. Wetzel F, music and school teacher. Zuebke Herman, wagonmaker.
FREMONT.
Population, 300. An incorporated village, 31/2 miles from its station on the Wisconsin Population, 350. A village on the Little Central R. R., and on the Wolf river, in Roche-a-Cri creek, in Adams township and Fremont township, Waupaca county, 16 county, of which it is the judicial seat, 120 miles southeast of Waupaca, the county miles northwest of Milwaukee, 18 from Ne- seat, and 7 from Weyauwega, the nearest cedah, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Has German Lutheran and banking point, and 30 from Kilbourn, Has
Presbyterian churches. Stage twice daily to Fremont station. Wm. E. Sherburne, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Arndt Wm, architect. Baker John, blacksmith. Behnke F W, saloon. Billington George, hotel. Blank Joseph, creamery. Bradberry Arthur, painter. Carey M, r r and exp agt. Damon E L, justice.
DOBBINS GEORGE H, General Store. Eliasohn Bros, meats. Greiner H A, physician. Greiner & Steiger, hotel and livery. Hammel W & G, masons. Hickman Jeremiah, cheese mnfr. Hicks Frank, justice. Hofberger Jacob, saloons.
Kohls Paul RR, jewelry and repairing. Kundiger Wm, shoemaker. Neubauer A A, hardware. Odel Captain, pilot.
Pitt George W, boat builder.
Pitt H, boat builder and real estate. Poleger John, real estate.
Schmid Louis, saloon.
SHERBURNE WM E, General Store. STEIGER ALBERT, General Store. Steiger John, live stock.
Steiger J J, saw mill.
Vought N, bakery.
Wakefield D C, cabinetmaker.
Wolf Julius, saloon. Zuehlike A Y, agrl impts and blacksmith.
FRENCHVILLE.
Population, 40. On Beaver creek, in Gale township, Trempealeau county, 18 miles south of Whitehall, the judicial seat, and 6 north of Galesville, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Has a Norwe- gian Lutheran church. Stage daily to Galesville; fare, 25 cents. Mail, daily. Tel- ephone connection. H. F. Claussen, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) CLAUSSEN H F, General Store.
Frenchville Orchestra. Schelburg Andrew, blacksmith. Wiverstad O P, blacksmith.
FREYA.
A discontinued postoffice in Marshland township, Burnett county, 8 miles east of Grantsburg, the judicial seat, banking and shipping point, whence it has rural free de- livery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) ERICKSON E A, General Store. Gustavson William, general store. Lindholm E, lumber.
FRIENDSHIP.
Catholic and Congregational churches and 2 weekly newspapers, Adams County Press and Adams County Reporter. Stages daily to Necedah, Quincy, Coloma Station and Kilbourn and tri-weekly to Hancock. Tele- phone connection. N. M. Jones, postmaster.
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Adams Co Press, C W Pierce publr.
Adams Co Reporter, P S Collipp publr. Atcherson W R, coroner. Aulthaus A C, county surveyor.
Besie John, carpenter.
Bremdt M, meats.
Collipp P S, district attorney and publr Adams Co Reporter.
Crothers James M, sheriff. Greenwood Walter, hotel.
Gunning J W, real estate, loans and ab- stracts.
Gunning & Purvis, furn and undertaker. Hesler Andrew, clerk Circuit Court. Hill A F, general store. Holmes Tillie, prin of school. Hurley Hugh C, surveyor.
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