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444 Hancock
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Hartford
WALKER FRED J, Propr Commercial
Hotel. (See page 443.) Population. 100. On the Montello river, Walker L S, potato buyer. in Harris township. Marquette county, & Walker L S Co (L. S. and Frank Walker, miles northwest of Montello, the county
C O Luce), genl store. White Rollie, feed mill. Whitmore O B, drayage and oil.
Wiley Willard C, railroad, exp and tel agt. Wood Frederick C, physician.
Wood Orrin, prin school.
HANNIBAL.
Population, 50. On the C., St. P. M. & O. and the S. M. & P. Rys., in Cleveland township, Taylor county, 20 miles north- west of Medford, the county seat. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. and National. W. A. Bing- ham, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA.
(See Page 4.)
Barrington Geo, saloon.
BINGHAM W A, Railroad and Exp Agt Kearney L S. hotel.
Mohr D L, real estate.
HANOVER.
Population, 150. A post village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., at the junction of the C. & N. W. Ry., in Plymouth township, Rock county, 10 miles southwest of Janesville, the county seat and nearest banking poin Has two German Lutheran churches. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. and U. S. Telephone connection. E. G. Brown, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. dicial seat, and 37 northwest of Milwaukee. (See Page 4.)
Brokenhagen C, carpenter. BROWN E G, Postmaster.
Child F B, U S exp agt.
Dettmer H C, general store.
EHRLINGER & BROWN, General Store Haight G C, justice.
Hanover Cornet Band.
Jackson John, flour mill.
Jaquith H H, hotel.
Lentz Frank, blacksmith.
Lentz T H, carpenter.
Milwaukee Elevator Co, grain, hay and American House, Louis Millbauer propr. feed.
Mueller Rev H C (Lutheran).
Ostrander Alpha, music teacher.
Raschke Rev P (Lutheran).
Schultz F, harnessmaker.
Uehling F O, creamery.
Walters W E, Am Exp agt. Wirth J. saloon.
HANSEN.
Population, 150. On the Hemlock creek, and on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Hansen township, Wood county, 11 miles west of Grand Rapids, the seat of justice, and 9 from Pittsville, both of which places afford banking facilities. Telephone con- nection. W. H. Bean, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See Page 4.)
BEAN W H, General Store, Hay, Grain and Wood.
Ferd Albert Dairy Co, creamery.
WOODRUFF D E, Lumber.
HARRISVILLE.
seat, and 5 east of Westfield, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Mail, daily.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See Page 4.)
Christianson & Bethke, grist mill.
Frank A E, general store.
Giese Frank, saloon.
Hallman F, blacksmith.
Harrisville Creamery Co.
Kujath Emil, saloon.
Lange & Schmitz, saw mill.
Nelson Nels, general store.
Schmitz Theodore, blacksmith.
HARSHAW.
Population, 35. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Cassian township, Oneida county, 16 miles northwest of Rhinelander, the ju- dicial seat, and 15 from Tomahawk, the nearest bank location. Andrew Oleson,
postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
HARTFORD.
Population, 2,500. Dating its settlement from 1844, and incorporated as a city in 1883, is located on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Hartford township, Washington county, 18 miles southwest of West Bend, the ju-
It is lighted by electricity, has good schools, churches, 2 banks, brewery, ma- chine shop, tanneries and glove factories, casket factory, malt houses, a clothing factory employing 300 hands, plow factory, first-class hotels, and 2 weekly newspapers, the Press and the Times. Telephone con- nection. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Ezra M. Rogers, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Ahrendt August, barber.
Amidon Bros (Willard R and N R), jew- elers.
Babcock Frank L, painter.
Badger Hotel, Nicholas Schantz propr.
Baer Daniel W, machinist.
Baumgart Adolph, baker.
Bellack Chas H Co, clothing mnfrs ..
Beinke Gus, saloon.
Bertram Rev J A (Catholic).
Blakefield F G & Son, grocers. Blankenagel Rev A (German Reformed). Bonniwell & Turck (L L Bonniwell, Ben Turck), creamery.
Brumm Anton, saloon.
Buckreus John, carpenter.
Butterfield & Rix (H K Butterfield, P A Rix), lawyers.
CENTRAL HOTEL, Henry Lieven Propr, Strictly First-Class, Steam Heat, Electric Lights, Convenient Rooms, Ev- erything New, Commercial Men's Head- quarters, Rates Reasonable.
Courtney Bros (Thomas & John), livery. Courtney John, saloon.
Geo. F. Rohn, - "Everything Electrical."
Complete Stock of Electric Light Supplies at Market Prices Prompt delivery. MILWAUKEE
Geo. Douglass, Mgr. Wells Bldg. Milwaukee, Wis.
R. G. DUN & CO., The Mercantile Agency
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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.
Hartford
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Hartford 445
Crandall Otto C, painter.
Daley Ella, milliner.
Day James B, ice and grain .. Day & Roberts (Frank Day, Thomas R Roberts), live stock.
Denison John C, flour mill.
Denison, Liever & Coerper (John C Deni- son, John G Liever, John C Coerper), general store.
Dickinson Samuel E, drugs.
Dietzler Henry, carpenter.
Dietzler Theodore & Co John Dietzler), bottlers.
Ehlert Charles, railroad, exp and tel agt. Ehlert E H, physician.
Esser & Schmidt (Andrew Esser, Anton Schmidt), hardware.
Falk Henry J, saloon. Favour James, saw mill.
First City Bank (capital $10,500), John G Liever pres, John C Denison cashier. Fishback Mrs Emma, dressmaker.
Fishback Mrs Wm, livery.
Frank Jacob, general store.
Frey Philip, meats.
Fugate E C, photographer.
Gaspar Mrs John, saloon. Gehl & Zurn (Peter Gehl, John Zurn), saloon. Geller John, saloon. Genzmer Louis S, jeweler.
Gergen Henry, laundry. Gerlinger Annie, dressmaker.
Grady J, blacksmith.
Grimm John, lime. Guillaume W, insurance.
Hacker Miss Bertha, milliner. Hahn Adolph, undertaker.
Hannemann & Caine (Emma Hannemann, Bridget Caine), milliners.
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HARTFORD CITY GREENHOUSES, C B Tremain Propr. (See adv.)
Hartford Electric Light Works, Hartford Plow Works proprs.
HARTFORD EXCHANGE BANK (Cap- ital, $20,000), Conrad Hauser Pres, E A McCollow Cashier, Transacts a General Banking Business, Interest on Time De- posits, Collections Attended To.
Hartford Lumber Co, Louis Kissel pres, E A McCollow treas.
(Theodore and Hartford Plow Works (L Kissel & Sons, S M Seeley, A. D. Rowell).
Hartford Press, Le Count Le Count proprs.
HARTFORD TIMES, Albert J Hemmy Editor and Proprietor.
HEMMY ALBERT J, Editor and Pro- prietor Hartford Times, City Clerk and Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Heppe Cash Store Co, Conrad J Heppe pres, . George J Luttropp sec, general store.
Hoermann B A, physician,
Hosig Nicholas, shoemaker.
Johnson John H, shoemaker.
Jordan Bruno, agt Standard Oil Co. Kaiser Mrs Bertha, milliner.
Kanter Herman, blacksmith.
Kissel L & Sons (Louis, Adolph P, Otto P, W L and G A), hardware.
Klein John, blacksmith.
Konrad Bros & Werner (Philip and August Konrad, Wm Werner), maltsters.
Kreutz Philip, saloon.
Lambrecht Albert, saw mill, 3 miles s w. Landt John, machinist.
Lau Herman, harness. Laubenstein Adolph G, grain.
Herbert H. Smith, LIVERY.
Horses Bought and Sold. First-Class Rigs and Attendants.
Commercial Patronage a Specialty. HARTFORD, = = WISCONSIN.
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C. B. TREMAIN, PROPRIETOR OF
HARTFORD CITY GREENHOUSES. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in CUT FLOWERS AND PLANTS. FUNERAL DESIGNS PUT UP ON SHORT NOTICE. Telephone 24-4- HARTFORD, WISCONSIN.
P. O. Box 433.
The Name and Address of every Real Estate Dealer IN THE UNITED STATES IS GIVEN IN POLK'S REAL ESTATE DIRECTORY, Also Abstracters of Title, Digest of Realty Laws, Etc. R. L. POLK & CO., Chicago, III.
Planing Mill Exhausters, Drying Apparatus, Fans and Blowers. Engines, Cotton Elevators, Dry Kiln Appurtenances, Steel Plate
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732-766 GREENBUSH STREET.
WM. BAYLEY & SONS CO.,
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
NO BETTER SCHOOL ANYWHERE.
Green Bay Business College.
Thorough Courses, Modern Methods, Expert Teachers. (See adv. in Green Bay.)
E. F. QUINTAL, Prop.
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Laech Edward W, painter.
Leach Mrs V, dressmaker.
Le Count & Le Count (Fred L and Sadie Voss Wm, vet surgeon.
E), proprs Hartford Press.
LIEVEN HENRY, Propr Central Hotel, First-Class In Every Respect.
Lohr C F & Son (C F and C H), genl store Loos Edward, saloon.
Loth Traugott, shoemaker.
Luttropp & Luttropp (Henry and John), painters.
MeCOLLOW EDWARD A, Cashier Hart- ford Exchange Bank.
Marmen Louis, genl store.
Marston Samuel, physician.
Menzel Charles, cigar mnfr.
Menzel & Maas (Ernest Menzel, Wm Maas), masons.
Milbauer Louis, saloon.
Monroe E T, dentist.
Mount E P, verterinary surgeon.
Mueller George, meats.
Munn Eli, housemover.
Nanscawen Reginald H, drugs.
NEHRBASS CASKET CO, Mnfrs of Bur- ial Cases and Undertakers' Supplies of Every Description.
New, Endres & Goetz (Jos New, John En- dres, Julius Goetz), hardware.
Place W B & Co (Warren B Place, George Wells), tanners.
Portz Bros (Louis and Andrew), maltsters.
Probst Rev C (Lutheran).
Probst John G, dentist.
Reik John A, flour and feed.
Roets P I, veterinary surgeon.
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ROGERS EZRA M, Physician Postmaster.
Rogers Frederick W, physician.
Rowell Mrs Frankie, music teacher.
Ruedi Ernest, barber.
Ruhl Adam J, painter.
Russell John C, lawyer.
Ryan & Lehr (James Ryan, Jacob Lehr), saloon.
Sangster E W, saloon.
Sawyer & Sawyer (Hiram W, Elmo W and H A Sawyer), lawyers.
Schantz Nicholas, propr Badger Hotel.
Schmidt Cornelius, blacksmith.
Schobler Peter. pumps and wind mills.
Schumann & Knickerbocker (H H Schu- mann, L J Knickerbocker), dentists. Schwalbe Wm C, wagonmaker.
Schwartz Joseph Brewing Co (Joseph, Peter and Joseph Schwartz jr), brewers.
SMITH HERBERT H, Livery, Consta-
ble and Deputy Marshal; First-Class Rigs. Jensen J P, mason.
Commercial Trade Solicited. (See page 445.)
Snyder George, farm impts.
Sonnentag Joseph, saloon.
Sorenson Alfred, barber.
Spagnolo Thomas, fruits.
Sprender August A, barber.
Sprenger Fred W, general store. Stacy E, livery.
Standard Oil Co, Bruno Jordan agt. Tetzlaff Otto H, grocer.
Thiedemann Herman F, saloon.
Thoma H J, baker.
Tiborsky Frank, shoes.
TREMAIN C B, Propr Hartford City Greenhouses. (See page 445.)
Turner Chester W, carpenter.
Uber Bros (Adolph, Rudolph, Charles and Richard), tanners.
Walderbach Louis, meats.
Weiler W N, clothing.
Weiss Rev Joseph (Congregational).
Westenberger Peter, furniture.
Westphal A F, cheese factory.
Wiley Mrs James, hotel.
Wilmot Frank P, books.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, R H Nanscawen mngr.
Wollner Otto & Co, wholesale cheese. Ziegler. Charles, saloon.
HARTLAND.
Population, 700. An incorporated village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., and on the Bark river, a water-power stream, in De- lafield township, Waukesha county, 10 miles northwest of Waukesha, the county seat, 7 east of Oconomowoc, and 23 west of Milwaukee. It has Congregational, Episcopal, German, and Danish Lutheran churches, a graded public school, a bank, and a newspaper, the News. Telephone connection. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TE. (See page 4.)
Altman Louis, dry goods.
BANK OF HARTLAND (Capital $10,- 000), H W Goodwin Pres, W G Smith Cashier.
Bau Henry, saloon.
Beaumont Ephraim, hotel, 2 miles n.
Beimdieke Mrs C F, cigars.
Brown W W & Co (Walter W Brown), nursery.
Chapman E F, photographer.
Craft Robert, dairy.
Donovan & Solverson, blacksmiths.
East Elevator Co.
Flint Mrs C, dressmaker.
GOODWIN HARRY W, Lawyer and President Bank of Hartland.
Gerbensky C, saloon.
Guibronson John, tailor.
Hanson H Frederick, blacksmith.
Hanson W F, livery.
Hartland Creamery Co.
Hartland Free Library.
HARTLAND NEWS, Schwantes & Han- sen Publishers.
Hartland Nursery Co.
Hartman F B, baker.
Hasslinger Joseph A, meats.
Jacobson Henry, general store.
Johanson Rev B (Lutheran).
KERR THOMAS, Groceries and Shoes.
Krause John H, hotel.
Larkey Rasmus, plumber.
Miller Charles, harness.
Mills Frederick L, jeweler.
Mount Miss E, hotel.
Nelson Christ, blacksmith.
Nixon Henry G B, physician.
Norton Elmer F, clothing.
Norton Joseph I, harness.
Norton Judson, painter.
O'Brien Hardware Co (Wm W O'Brien).
Olson Henry O, general store.
Ordway Edward C, machinist.
Overbaugh John H, physician.
Parker Margaret E, confectioner.
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Mining Brokers, Timber Land Agents, Mineral Lands, Investment Companies, Trust Companies, Real Estate Dealers, Addresses of all in the United
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Hartland
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Hawthorne 447
PEABODY CHARLES R, General Store. Konkel F S, meat market.
Pynn F W, grain.
Rea Thomas, carpenter.
Rossman Albert H, livery.
Salsich H E & Co (Hamilton E Salsich), Sybilski Frank, grocer.
lumber and coal.
,Schneider Benjamin G, meats.
Schraudenbach Mrs Frances C, furniture. Schwager Wm M, hardware. SCHWANTES & HANSEN, Publrs News. Skinner C M & Co, drugs.
STAPS FREDERICK A, General Store. Tenney Alva E, dairy.
Tupper Albert H, shoes. Warner Daniel H, dray and bus line.
Wilson James, painter. Wittenberg Charles H, livery. Wittenberg Wm F, plumber. Youells Albert F, carpenter.
HARTMAN.
A farmers' postoffice and flag station on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Dekorra town- ship, Columbia county, 9 miles south of Portage, the county seat, and 312 from Poynette, the nearest banking point. Mail, daily. Mary Sawyer, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Schmidt Simon, blacksmith,
(See page 4.) Sawyer C A. carpenter. SAWYER MARY, Postmaster.
HARVEY.
A discontinued postoffice in Jefferson county, 41/2 miles west of Jefferson, the county seat, railroad-station and banking| point, whence it has rural free delivery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
HASTINGS.
A discontinued postoffice in Door county. Has rural free delivery from Egg Harbor. HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
HATFIELD.
Population, 20. On the G. B. & W. R. R., in Albion township, Jackson county, 13 miles north of Black River Falls, the coun- ty seat and banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Elmer F.« Balch, postmaster. HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
BALCH ELMER F, Dry Goods and Groceries.
Bright Benjamin, brick mnfr.
Ford David, railroad, exp and tel agent. Svoloda John, cigar mnfr.
HATLEY.
Population, 300. A village on the C. & Harris H A, railroad, exp and tel agt. N. W. Ry., in Norrie township, Marathon county, 16 miles southeast of Wausau, the Pearce W H, hotel. county seat and nearest banking point. Has a Catholic church. Stage daily to Pike Solum Bros, saloon.
Lake, Bevent and Shantytown. Exp .. Am Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. E. O. Westerfield, postmaster.
Population, 300. On Middle river and on HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., in Douglas
(See page 4.) Kluck Joseph, saloon. Kluck A & Connors, saloon.
McDonough J, railroad, exp and tel agl.
Porter J A, saw mill. Solkoski John, saloon.
Ullenbrook Peter hotel. WILDERDING & WESTERFIELD,
General Store.
HAUGEN.
Population. 200. On the C., St. P. M. & O. Ry., in Oak Grove township, Barron county, 17 miles north of Barron, the ju- dicial seat, and 71/2 from Rice Lake, the nearest bank location. Has a Catholic church. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Telephone connection. George Kunesh, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Brown E C, railroad, exp and tel agt. Havel Joseph, carpenter.
Juza FFrank, grocer.
Kin James, saloon.
KUNESH' GEORGE, General Store. Macak John, saloon.
Paul Bros, hardware.
Walter Bros, hoop and saw mill.
Wosejpka A. drugs.
HAVEN.
Population, 50. On the C. & N. W. Ry., in Mosel township, Sheboygan county, 6 miles from Sheboygan, the county seat and banking point. F. W. Franzmeier, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Betz Wm, saloon.
FRANZMEIER BROS, General Store.
Gutknecht Carl, farm impts.
Vandaski Joseph, blacksmith.
Wilke Oscar, blacksmith.
HAWKINS.
Population, 100. On the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry. in Hawkins township, Gates county, 20 miles east of Ladysmith, the county seat and nearest banking point. Has a Methodist Episcopal church. Tel., Soo Line. Exp., Western. Telephone connec- tion. E. O. Kramer, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Christenson Ella, teacher.
Ellinger Lumber Co, general store.
Ellsworth Mnfg Co, saw mill. Green O H, teacher.
Hamey J H. saloon.
KRAMER ERNST O, General Store.
Shofer P H, general store.
HAWTHORNE.
county, 17 miles southeast of Superior, the seat of justice and bank location. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Louis Efaw, postmaster.
Robt. B. Clark
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448 Hawthorne
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Hayward
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA.
(See page 4.) Addington Bros, general store.
Bonnell W. saw mill. EFAW LOUIS, General Store.
Thead Edward, saloon. Wilson H B, railroad, exp and tel agt.
HAYES.
Population, 100. A village in How town- ship, Oconto county, 35 miles northwest of Oconto, the county seat, and 21/2 from Sur- ing, the nearest railroad station, Gillett. 15 miles distant, is the nearest banking point. Stages daily to (Suring. Mail. daily. H. Hankwitz, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Tel., W. U. Robert C. Pugh, postmaster. (See page 4.)
Bartz Gustav, cheese mnfr.
Buerger George, saloon.
Buhrandt Wm, mason.
Ehlinger Michael & Sons, saw and shingle mill.
Hankwitz Alla T, music and school tchr. HANKWITZ H, Undertaker and Post- master.
HANKWITZ CO THE, General Store. and Saw Mill.
'Hieschke Alvin, mason.
Hines Edward, carpenter.
Hoff, Lubeck, Gerndt & Holl, agrl implts. HOLL JOHN, General Store.
Johnson Henry. justice.
Kruschke C, mason.
Kruschke Fred, hotel and saloon.
Morton U S, saw and planing mill
Mueller Herman, wagonmaker.
Radluff A, blacksmith.
Radluff A F, barber.
Schoss Otto, mason.
Simons John, mason.
Somers Wm, sawmill.
Strehlow W, saloon.
Suring Louis, furniture.
Yakel Robert, constable.
HAYTON.
Population, 200. A postoffice on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Charlestown township, Calumet county, 21/2 miles southeast of Chilton, the county seat and nearest bank- ing point. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Tele- phone connection. Robert Woelfel, post- master.
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HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See Page 4.)
Eckes Henry, saloon,
Gephart George, wagonmaker.
Goeser H, saloon.
Hayton Co-operative Creamery Co.
Marble Head Lime Co.
Mutter Joseph, shoemaker.
Ormsby Lime Co.
Puchner Julius, general store.
Reinholds E W. R R and exp agt.
Schierl Wendel, blacksmith.
Schoot Fred, saloon.
Sichter F, carpenter.
Targe & Guenther, flour mill.
Timm H C & Co. grain.
Wagner Henry, hotel.
HAYWARD.
Population, 2,500. Dating its settlement from 1881, is located on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., and on the Namakagon river, in Sawyer county, of which it is the county seat, 58 miles south of Ashland, and 270 northwest of Milwaukee. Has Catholic Congregational. Lutheran, Methodist and Swedish churches, excellent educational advantages, a Carnegie public library, good hotels, a town hall, court house, two banks .. etc. Two weekly newspapers-the Hayward Republican and the Sawyer County Record -are published. The city is lighted by elec- tricity, and has a fine system of water works. Stage tri-weekly to McConnell and Reserve. Telephone connection. Exp., Am,
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See Page 4.)
Ayers Ralph, confr.
Bage Christian, shoemkr.
Beigler Wm, county treasurer.
Bell Telephone Co. W J Whistler supt.
Benack Charles D. hardware.
Berger John, saloon.
Britton Engwald, coroner.
Byrnes Hugh A, saloon. Carlson Bros (John and Alexander) saloon.
Cerneghan James A, civil engineer.
Christiansen Rev C O (Methodist).
Christianson Otto, real est.
Clapp George F, agt Am Exp Co. Clark Fred L, cigars.
Crawford Henry, county surveyor.
Daniels Edward, drayage.
Duffy Thomas, saloon.
Dugan Thomas, surveyor.
GIBLIN HOTEL, Wm Giblin Propr. (See adv opposite.)
GIBLIN WM, Propr Giblin Hotel. (See adv opposite.)
Grafton Guy A, physician.
Griffith Mrs Mary, confr.
Gylland James, sheriff.
Hanson Claus, saloon.
Hanson Mercantile Co (Ole Hanson, John Moreland), genl store.
Harrington Effie M, county supt schools.
Harrington George, justice.
Hayward Electric Light and Power Co, Ed- ward Hines pres, Thomas S Whitten mngr.
Hayward Free Library, Miss Esther Olson librarian.
Hayward Mercantile Co, John H Helwig supt, genl store.
HAYWARD REPUBLICAN THE, Wm McCormick Pres, J W Helwig Vice-Pres, Robert C Pugh Sec-Treas and Manager. (See adv.)
The Oldest Paper in.Sawyer County. Fine Job Work a Specialty.
Established 1893.
THE HAYWARD REPUBLICAN.
THE HAYWARD REPUBLICAN CO., Publishers.
The Best Advertising Medium in Sawyer County. Stationery of all kinds. Lowest Prices and Best Work.
WOELFEL & WEIHLER, General Store| HAYWARD, WISCONSIN.
G. D. JONES LAND CO., WAUSAU, WIS. (See page 9)
We Own 28,000 acres Marathon County L'ands.
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WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
The Best Fishing and Hunting in the North-West will be found in the vicinity of HAYWARD, SAWYER CO., WIS.
"GIBLIN HOTEL' "
WM. GIBLIN, Proprietor.
HAYWARD,
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Best Accommodations Reasonable Prices C Finest Equipped Hotel in the Northwest Steam Heat and Electric Lights Hot and Cold Baths
Trout, black bass, muskellunge, pickerel, pike, Deer (real ones and plenty of them), bear, grouse, prairie chickens, partridges. WE HAVE THEM ALL IN ABUNDANCE.
HAYWARD AS A SUMMER RESORT.
HAYWARD is the largest town on the C. St. P. M. & O. Ry: between Hudson and Ash- land. It has 2500 inhabitants and is an up-to-date town, having water works, sewer, electric lights, telephone system and paved streets. Hayward has a fine hostelry in the Giblin Hotel, (OVER)
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R. L. POLK & CO.'S
( HAYWARD AS A SUMMER RESORT.)
which is the headquarters for all parties visiting this section of the country. The hotel is electric lighted throughout, neatly furnished, steam heated, has hot and cold water and the menu is of the best. Numerous lakes reached from Hayward afford the best of fishing and game is plentiful. The country is. as yet, sparsely settled and an almost virgin field is offered to the sportsman.
The Nama - Kagon River on which the town is located and all its tributaries, among which are the Mosquito Creek, Mc- Dermott Brook, Big Brook, Beam Brook and the Mackey Branch are good trout streams. These streams are all with- in a short distance of the town and may be visited during the day, returning to Hayward in the eve- ning. Anyone wish- ing to spend a few days catching the speckled beautieswill make no mistake in coming to Hayward.
Those wishing to catch muskellunge, bass, pike, etc., can be accommodated at A GOOD DAYS WORK. any of the summer resorts on the different lakes which are easily reached by team. SMITH LAKE, three miles north of Hayward contains bass, crappies and pickerel. ROUND LAKE, eight miles east of Hayward is abundantly supplied with small mouth black bass, lake trout and pike.
TWIN LAKES. two miles further on afford muskellunge and bass fishing. SPIDER LAKE, about fourteen miles east of Hayward is famous for its excellent muskellunge fishing. Black bass and other varieties of fish are also plentiful.
TEAL LAKE and LOST LAND LAKE, are about twenty miles east of Hayward and afford unusually fine sport in muskellunge and bass fishing.
About five miles beyond Lost Land Lake is Ghost Lake and the Chippewa River. The dam in the Chippewa River at this point is a good fishing ground for large muskellunge. Ghost Lake and the Chippewa Dam are not very fre- quently visited but parties who choose to make the trip are invariably successful in remarkable catches both as to size of fish and numbers.
BASS LAKE, six miles south of Hayward is an excellent bass fishing ground.
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Rates at different resorts, arrangements for fishing trips and in fact anything you want to know about this "fishing paradise" will be gladly furnished upon application to
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GRINDSTONE LAKE, eight miles south is a large beautiful lake well supplied with muskellunge and bass.
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Lac Court O'Reilles Lake, twelve miles south of Hayward, is the largest body of water in Sawyer County, hav- ing ninety miles of shore line. The following club houses are located on shores of this lake: The Shaw, The Hayden, The Chicago and The Ash- land. At Court O'Reilles village is a hotel for accommodation of the pub- lic. The lake contains muskellunge, pike and bass.
Sand Lake, White Fish Lake, Sissabagamo and Flat Lake are all within fifteen miles south-west of Hayward and offer fine muskellunge, bass and pike fishing.
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