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HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Arndt Otto. blacksmith
Baer Michael, carpet weaver.
Behenke Adolph, livery.
Berg Nicholas, village cler'x. Bishop David, apiarist.
Carroll James, livery, Delaney Mrs Mary, milliner.
Dix Peter, live stock.
Dohr Jacob, live stock. Eldridge H H, furniture.
Gage Clinton D, hotel. Gessert Wm, meats.
Geyso Hugo, meats. Geyso Richard. carpenter.
Gloudeman Henry E, general store.
Grupe John, hardware.
Hilbert Military Band, T M Webster Idr.
Ihrig Peter, cooper.
Jantz Edward. saloon.
Klumb C D, agt C, M & St P Ry and U S Express Co.
Knause Ralph, dentist.
Kopfer Anton, mason.
KROPP JOHN A, Postmaster and Proprietor Kropp's Hotel.
Muchenheider Mrs Maggie, milliner.
Nilles John, harness maker.
Olander Adolph, propr Wisconsin House.
Orphal Theodore, saw mill.
Phillippi Nicholas, saloon.
Reinholz Wm, cigar mnfr.
Reiter Mrs N. dressmaker.
Runte Mrs Theodore, general store.
Schmeidelkofer Nicholas, blacksmith.
Schmidler Wm, ins and justice.
Schroeder Charles, painter.
Schumacher Edward, gardener.
Simpson Mnfg Co, I N Simpson pres. F V Simpson sec and treas. washing machines Simsen & Ruppenthal (Peter Simsen, Ru- dolph Ruppenthal), hardware.
Sohn John, barber.
Irling Wm, mason.
State Bank (capital $15,000), T E Connell pres, John J Madler cashier.
Thomas Joseph, marshal.
Valaskey M G, agt Wisconsin Central R R and National Express Co.
Voit Joseph, carpenter. Weber John, farm machinery. Webster T M, music teacher. Wetzel Christ, photogr.
Weysters Rev James (Catholic).
Wisconsin House. Adolph Olander, propr.
Wisconsin Malt & Grain Co, Wm Schmid- ler, mngr.
Wolf Mrs Tena, milliner.
Zimmer Mrs Christina, general store.
HILBURN.
A discontinued postoffice in Walworth county, 41/2 miles from Lake Beulah, its shipping point, 3 from East Troy, its near- est banking point, and 12 northeast of Elk-
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ZIMMERMANN BROS Clothing Co.
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MILWAUKEE,WIS. RETAIL .-
Kropp's Hotel, John A Kropp propr.
Luehrs Dr Henry. drugs.
Gateway City Steel Tank and Roofing Co. LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN. Cornices, Skylights, Roofing and Siding, Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Work.
Hilburn
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Hillsboro 457
horn, the county seat. Has rural free deliv- stave and saw mills, a brewery, a cream- ery from Lake Beulah. ery, planing mill and a weekly newspaper,
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. the Sentry-Enterprise. Mail stages daily (See Page 4.) to Yuba, Henrietta, Hub City, Rockbridge and Dilly. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Tele- HILDA. phone connection. Charles F. Fine, post- master.
A country postoffice in Shawano county, 12 miles from Shawano, the county seat, banking and shipping point. Kate Hilliker, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See Page 4.)
Buggie Rev (Lutheran). Fitzgerald Miss, teacher. HILLIKER KATE, General Store and · Postmaster. Peterson L, justice. Thompson Rev (Congregational).
HILES.
Population 200. On the C. & N. W. Ry. in Hiles township, Forest county, 16 miles northwest of Crandon, the county seat and nearest banking point. Stage daily to North Crandon, fare 50 cents. A. F. Wal- echka, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See Page 4.)
Borgeson Edward, lumber inspector.
Bryant C S, general store. Cue D, R R and exp agt. Dunham Miss M, teacher.
Fletcher Miss L, teacher. HILES F P, Saw, Planing and Stave Mill.
Hotel Hiles, R Mitchell propr.
Masse George, justice of peace.
Miller Joseph, mason. Mitchell R, hotel.
Sprouhl W, carpenter.
Rukesh P, shoemaker. Yellow Birch Lumber Co, sawmill.
HILLSBORO.
Population, 1,000. Dating its settlement from 1854, is situated on the H. & N. E. Ry. and on the west branch of the Bara- boo river, in Hillsboro township, Vernon county, 40 miles northeast of Viroqua, the judicial seat, 5 southwest of Union Center, and 129 northwest of Milwauee. Has 2 churches, a fine brick school building, a free library, an opera house seating 500, water works, fire department, 2 banks, grist,
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Akin Burdette E, photographer.
Alden Bros (Edward A and Earl), barbers. Aulsebrook Wm C, creamery.
Amberg Bros, live stock.
Bailey Bradford T, well borer.
Benish E L, saloon.
Bezucha Joseph, brewer and brick mnfr.
Bilek Carl, shoemaker.
Blackburn James, barber.
Brown E M. physician.
Cameron Rev M J (Congregational.)
Cash John A, agt Hillsboro & North East- ern Ry.
Cole George carpenter.
Cosgrove James A, barber.
Crary Mrs Louise, dressmaker.
Dewey John W, furniture and undertaker.
Dietzman Jacob, live stock.
Doane George painter.
Doddsworth George E, confectioner.
Ehlert-Fuller Mercantile Co (John Ehlert, Elmer Fuller), general store.
Feight Bessie, milliner.
Feight George, carpenter.
Ferriter F A, dentist.
Fine Charles F, postmaster.
Fox Elias, apiarist.
Frazier Clark, mason.
Hainstock John, poultry breeder.
Hammer Bros (Robert and Edward), lum- ber.
Hammer R & Co (Robert Hammer, Charles F Kaufmann. Robert Armbruster), hard- ware.
Hansberry Patrick H, physician.
Hansberry Wesley C, general store.
Harkin Earl B, lawyer.
Harrison Irvin, livery.
Hassler John, blacksmith.
Hillsboro Cornet Band, Frank Bezucha leader.
Hillsboro Driving and Agricultural Asso- ciation, A N Jones sec.
E. V. WERNICK, Pres. ROBT. HAMMER, Vice-Pres.
EDW. HAMMER, Cashier. HENRY KAUFFMAN, Asst. Cashier.
Hillsboro State Bank. Capital, $15,000.00.
Commenced Business Nov. 1, 1902.
Collections Promptly Attended to. Correspondence Invited.
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Hillsboro Sentry-Enterprise, W O Shear Exp., Western. Telephone connection. El- propr.
HILLSBORO STATE BANK, E V Wer- nick Pres, Robert Hammer Vice-Pres,
Edw Hammer Cashier, Henry Kauffman Babcock Frank, mason. Asst Cashier. (See page 457.)
Hillsboro Public Library, Robert O'Neil li- brarian.
Hillsboro Telephone Co, Wm Lind mngr.
Holbrook E J, general store.
Jeffries John J, carpenter.
Jones Asa N, physician.
Jones F J, physician.
Kaufmann Mary, dressmaker. Kolb Gustave, game warden.
Kucha Thomas, tailor.
Kuersten Robert, dray.
Kruetzmann H H, dentist.
Lemke Charles B, shoemaker.
Lemke Fred G. harnessmaker.
Lincoln Oscar B, blacksmith.
Lind Bros (Homer & Melvin), lumber.
Lind Bros (Albert and Robert), poultry Smart George & Son, general store.
dealers.
Lind Edward, harnessmaker.
Lind Wim, real estate and loans.
Linke Henry, poultry breeder.
Linke Wm H, wagonmaker.
Liskow & Conway (Gusta Liskow, Maggie ville, the judicial seat, and 5 from Spring
Conway), dressmakers.
Lukas James, tailor.
Lukas J V, tailor.
McCaulley A J, real estate.
Moore & Son (Frank and Frank A). car- limited number of boys and girls. The
penters.
school is up-to-date in every particular; Myers Harvey F, general store. and has library, museum, gymnasium, Neuzum & Sherman (John E Neuzum, Don laboratories, manual training department, Sherman), lumber.
Nickeau E F, restaurant.
O'Neil Robert, jeweler.
Perina Frank, shoes.
Pinch F T, drugs and physician.
Polley T B, prin of school.
Prochaska Robert, saloon.
Purdy Jasper, insurance.
Richards Richard, drugs. Rose Charles F. farm implts.
Schmidt Albert, poultry and dog fancier.
Shanesy John, stock breeder.
Shear W O, propr Hillsboro Sentry-Enter- prise.
Southwick Mrs Fred, millinery.
Stein Bros (Wm A and Herman B), black- smiths.
Thompson G D, propr Hotel Hillsboro.
Vernon Thomas H, physician.
Vieth Bernard. painter.
Wagner Joseph M. stock breeder.
Weinstein Augustus, saloon.
Wernick Emil V, ice. Williams Roger, justice and insurance.
Wisconsin Stock Food Co, RR Richards pres, C Staley vice-pres, A N Jones sec, Wm Lind treas.
Wopat IF A, stock dealer.
Worden Bros (Gideon C, Lewis and Charles H), general store. Zimmerlee C B, restaurant.
HILLSDALE.
Population, 65. On the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry., in Maple Grove township, Bar- ron county, 6 miles south of Barron, the judicial seat and 5 from Dallas, both of which places afford banking facilities.
mer C. Smart, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bailey Bros Orchestra.
Barton Isaac, carpenter.
Blackburn D W, hotel.
Bourke W H, creamery.
Carr Hugh, hardware.
Cook, Blackburn & Co, saw mill.
Crystler Wm, stone mason.
Dick Guy, blacksmith and wagonmaker.
Hughes Pete , feed mill.
LEMLER J, General Store. Lightner John, live stock.
Mizer Dan, carpenter.
Richards Bros, threshers and feed mill.
Sellers W B, justice.
Smart Bros, feed mill.
SMART ELMER C, Postmaster, Rail- road and Express Agent.
White Rev A M (Baptist).
HILLSIDE.
A country postoffice in Wyoming town- ship, Iowa county, 15 miles north of Dodge-
Green, on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., its banking and shipping point, and 35 from Madison. This is the location of the Hills- dale Home School, a home school for a
school garden of 2 acres, etc. Mail, daily. J. L. Jones, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
HILLSIDE HOME SCHOOL, Ellen C Lloyd-Jones & Jane Lloyd-Jones Proprs. Hillside Home Library.
Lloyd-Jones Sisters (Ellen C and Jane Lloyd-Jones), principals and proprs Hill- side Home School.
HINES.
A rural postoffice on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., in Douglas county, 16 miles south- east of Superior, the county seat and bank- ing point. Tel., W. U.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4
HINGHAM.
Population, 200. A village on Onion river, in Lima township, Sheboygan county, 14 miles southwest of Sheboygan, the county seat, 9 from Sheboygan Falls, the nearest bank location, and 3 east of Adell, the nearest railroad station. Mail, twice daily. John Wisselink, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Blekking J .H, physician. Coller C D, dentist. Donovan Richard G, hotel. Flaig C & Son, live stock.
Hobart Mrs Henry & Son, saw mill.
Hopeman Wm, pianos and sewing mach. Huyck J W & Son, flour and feed.
Koch John F, hotel.
We sell FARMS, Country Prop- erties, City Properties, Homes, Timber Lands, Etc.
0. E. Pederson Land Co. LADYSMITH, WIS.
The Time Indemnity Company Germania Building, (See page 8.) MILWAUKEE, WIS.
T. I.C.
Allouez
Bi-Magnesia Water cures Diabetes, Bright's Disease, Rheumatism. Mail postal for information. SPRINGS, GREEN BAY. WIS.
Hingham
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Holland 459
Mulvey F J, cheese mnfr. Norton D H, notary public and pension at- torney. Ogle & Walter, blacksmiths.
Saecker August, blksmith, Walsh Michael, live stock. WISSELINK JOHN, General Store. Zochert L W, physician.
HINKLE.
Population, 50. On the C. & N W. Ry., in Vaughn township, Iron county, 4 miles from Hurley, the county seat and banking point. A. J. Klare, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Fleischbein Henry, general store.
HINTZ.
A country postoffice in Underhill town- ship, Oconto county, 32 miles west of Oconto, the county seat, 4 from Underhill, its shipping point, and 17 northeast of Shawano, its banking point. Robert Hintz, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA.
(See page 4.) Brendenburg Milling Co, flour mill.
HINTZ ROBERT, General Store and Marathon county, 22 miles northeast of
Postmaster. Nelson Albert, saloon. Wenzel Reinhard, blacksmith.
HIXTON.
Population, 300. A village on the G., B. & W. R. R., and on the Trempeleau river, in Hixton township. Jackson county, 12 miles northwest of Black River Falls, the county seat and nearest banking point. Exp., U. S. Telegraph and telephone fa- cilities. F. G. Sheldon, postmaster.
(See page 4.)
Abbott W E, general store.
Barnes J C & Co, millinery and groceries. Blum John, carpenter.
Cargill W W & Co, grain. Chandler & Dell, pumps and windmills. Chenoweth & Son, flour mill.
Hixton Milling Co, flour mill. Hoffman W C, hotel.
Johnson John, shoe and harness mkr. Jones Bert, meats. Jones D R, live stock.
Ledeiger E, veterinary surgeon.
Lyon C N, thresher.
Miller Hardware and Lumber Co, hard- ware, lumber and live stock.
Olson Herman, blacksmith. Petzke Dr E A, drugs. Pratt Will, livery. Raas George, furniture. Randles S B, justice.
Reif George, railroad, exp and tel agent. Rosekrans Lee, real estate.
Schlaak W, barber. Smith Mrs L L, hotel. VAN GORDON S H & SON, Genl Store. Waller Martin, blacksmith.
Waller & Barnes, hardware.
HOCHHEIM.
A country postoffice in Theresa township,
eau, the county seat, and 6 from Mayville, its shipping and banking point. H. Martin, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
HOFA PARK.
Population, 130. In Maple Grove town- ship, Shawano county, 22 miles southeast of Shawano, the judicial seat, and 814 from Seymour, the nearest banking and shipping point. Mail, daily. M. J. Kosmicki, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Galouski & Borlick, blacksmiths.
Kelpinski Martin, nursery agent. Knudson Olie, justice.
KOSMICKI M J, General Store.
Kruger Teofil, cheese factory.
Krunrai John, constable.
Kryger V, constable.
Minkenicz Anton, carpenter.
Sanicka Alex, carpenter.
HOGARTY.
A country postoffice in Plover township.
Wausau, the county seat, and 5 from Aniwa. the nearest railroad station. Stage daily to Aniwa; fare, 25 cents. Mail, daily. Wm. W. Thayer, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
MCCAULEY CHARLES, Justice.
Thayer W W, postmaster and farmer. Thompson J A, mason.
HOLCOMBE.
Population, 150. On the C., St. P., M. &
county, 28 miles from Chippewa Falls, the county seat, and 21 from Cadott, the near- est banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Telephone connection. A. J. Edminster, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Douglas Charles, blacksmith.
Graf Wm. saloon.
HOLCOMBE MERCANTILE CO, General Store. Proells John, hotel.
HOLLAND.
Population, 20. Holland township, Brown county, 22 miles south of Green Bay. the county seat, and 212 north of Dundas, the nearest railroad station. Kau- kauna, 6 miles distant. is the nearest bank- ing point. Mail, daily. John DeBruin, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Broren George, planing mill.
DE BRUIN JOHN, General Store.
Golden John & James, saw mill. Huitink Joseph, saloon.
Vanable Mrs Martin, hotel.
Van Hootegem Rev E F (Catholic).
Van Leishout Wm, blacksmith.
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HOLLANDALE.
Population, 300. On the Ill. Central R. R., in Moscow township, Iowa county. 131/2 miles southeast of Dodgeville, the county seat. Has Catholic and Lutheran churches, a bank, an opera house and a newspaper, the Weekly Review. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. Ole J. Hegland, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bohan F, flour mill and coal.
Bohan Mary, dressmaker.
Collins John H, carpenter. Dunstan J 'A, real estate. Fallon Will, general store.
Farmers' Telephone Exchange.
Hamilton A B, meats.
Hegland & Lewis, hardware.
Holland & Sons, live stock.
Hollandale Horse Breeders' Association.
Hollandale Orchestra, O J Holt leader.
HOLLANDALE STATE BANK (Capital $5,000), J K Jones Pres. George Paulson Cashier.
Holt O J, music teacher.
Hosking W C, blacksmith.
James Annie, teacher.
James Burt, painter.
Johnson John A. hardware.
JOHNSON & HEGLAND, General Store. ington, the county seat, and 3 east of Fre-
Johnson Rev P J (Lutheran).
Laughlin J W, publr Weekly Review.
Leavitt J W, railroad and exp agt.
Lewis Gabriel, carpenter.
Lockman Cyrus L. furn and undertaker. MdDermit John, livery.
McDonald H T, physician.
McGinity D V, hotel.
Morgan Peter, genl store and restaurant.
Nygard Gunder, carpenter.
Opera House, W C Hosking proprietor.
Owens Joseph, harnessmaker.
Palmer Charles, teacher.
Richardson Fred, blacksmith.
Rosen Rev Peter (Catholic).
SEVERSON & LEWIS, Lumber.
Skinner Wm, general store.
Thoni Michael, creamery.
Ward & Campbell, general store. Waller John, barber.
Weekly Review, J W Laughlin publr.
HOLLIDAYS MILL.
A discontinued postoffice in Adams coun- ty, 21 miles from Friendship, the county seat, and 10 from Hancock, its banking and shipping point. Has rural free delivery from Hancock.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
HOLMEN.
Population, 150. A village in Holland township, La Crosse county, 11 miles north of La Crosse, the county seat and 2 north of Midway, the nearest railroad station. La Crosse is the nearest banking point. Mail, daily. A. O. Jostad, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Kyburg Forrest, pool room and barber. (See page 4.)
Berg John A, general store. Bolden R O, hotel.
Cashberg Mill Co, flour mill.
Doherty Wm, veterinary surgeon.
Gilbertson John, carp and shoemaker Haldorson J M, meats and live stock.
Halverson H L, physician. Hammer Ole, saw mill and blacksmith. Holmen Harp Orchestra.
JASTAD A 0, Postmaster, General Store and Notary.
Johnson Carl, barber.
Johnson & Liebackken, farm implts. Sandman R D, farm implements. Schultz Charles, harnessmaker. Schulze H & Son, saloon.
Skoy O A, blacksmith.
HOLT.
Population, 30. In Marathon county 28 miles southeast of Wausau, the judicial seat, 6 from Rosholt, the nearest banking point and 4 from Galloway, its shipping point. Mail, daily. John S. Griffith, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
MOHR-STOTZER LUMBER CO, J S Griffith Mngr.
HOLY CROSS.
A discontinued postoffice in Ozaukee county, 5 miles northwest of Port Wash-
donia Station, the nearest railroad station. Port Washington is the nearest banking point. Has rural free delivery from Fre- donia.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
HONEY CREEK.
Population, 300. A village on creek of same name, and on Wis. Central Ry., in Spring Prairie township, Walworth county, 17 miles northeast of Elkhorn, the county seat, and 6 northwest of Burlington, the nearest banking point. Stage daily to Vi- enna; fare, 25 cents. Exp., National. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. J. A. McIn- tosh, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Babcock George, grain and stock.
Babcock W E, meats and justice. Bauman F, blacksmith.
Bauman Henry, livery.
Beers John, general store and jewels.
Beers W, carpet weaver.
Blackburn George, blacksmith.
Co-Operative Creamery Assn.
Foote A J, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Gillespie E, carpet weaver.
Grunow Wm, carpenter.
Healy E F, agri impts.
Hill L, livery, barber and cider mill.
Honey Creek Cheese & Creamery Assn.
Hopkins Rev (Free Baptist).
Hoyle Al, hotel.
KINGSTON WM, General Store and Creamery.
Lacy P H, carpenter. McIntosh Mrs C, milliner. McIntosh James A, general store and coal. Martin Flora P, music teacher.
George Wetmore Colles, M. E. 408 Alhambra Bldg. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
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RUNDLE-SPENCE MFG. CO. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
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Honey Creek WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Horicon 461
Miller Henry, feed mill. Morse Alice, teacher.
Schade Charles, carpenter.
Wilbur Lumber Co.
Winnie B, blacksmith.
HORICON.
Population, 1,600. An incorporated city on Rock river, and on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Dodge county, 6 miles northeast of Juneau, the judicial seat, 6 southwest of Mayville, and 54 northwest of Milwau- kee. Has 5 churches, a high school, tele- phone exchange, free public library, a city hall, a volunteer fire department, etc. A weekly newspaper-the Reporter-is pub- lished. The Van Brunt Mnfg Co. do an extensive business in the manufacture of drills and seeders. A windmill factory and planing mill are also in operation. The railroad name is Horicon Junction. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. W. W. Chapman, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bird Samuel W, railroad and tel agt.
Bodden Bros (John and Frank), lumber.
Bodden John, chief fire department and mayor. Bossmann Mrs Wm, saloon.
Budahn Bros (Otto H and Albert H), gen- eral store.
Chapman W W, postmaster.
City Gas Plant, Wm Kreckow mngr.
Clausen F H, lawyer.
Conrad Henry H, grocer.
Cutler B S, cement sidewalks.
Dasenbrock August, wooden shoe mnfr.
Dasenbrock H F & Son (Henry F and Mer- lin), grocers.
Dewitz 'L F, cement sidewalks.
Dietz Louis, hardware.
Dowe Edward saloon.
Farlow S A, thresher.
Firehammer C & Sons Co (Charles, Ed- ward, Wm and George Firehammer), planing mill and contractors.
Forbell Wilbur, mason.
Forbes Frank S, dentist.
Freeman Kate, teacher.
Gadow Ernest, saloon. Gallasch Ernest, saloon.
Gessner Henry, propr Horicon' House.
Giese Herman, blacksmith.
Griswold Anna M, teacher.
Griswold F B & Son (Frank B and Harley M), grocers.
Hanser Rev Oscar (Lutheran.)
Hanson Laury H, photographer.
Harth August, painter.
HAWKS CHARLES, Cashier Horicon State Bank, Notary Public, Fire and Life Insurance Agent.
Hein F W, prin of schools.
Herger Alice, teacher.
HERKER CARL, Notary Public, Fire Insurance and Collections.
HERKER GUSTAV A, Book and Job Printer. Commercial and Circular Print- ing a Specialty.
Herker Paul, saloon.
Hochschild Frederick & Son, masons.
Hoepfner Gustav, genl store.
HOERNLEIN BROS (Oscar and Julius), Proprs Horicon Wagon Works.
Hoese Emil. street commissioner.
Horicon Advance Association, Charles
Hawks pres, John Koerner sec.
Horicon House, Henry Gessner propr.
HORICON STATE BANK (Capital $25,- 000), A W Wilcox Pres, Charles Hawks Cashier, Transacts a General Banking Business. (See adv.)
HORICON WAGON WORKS, Hoernlein Bros Proprs, Blacksmiths and Wagon Makers.
Horicon Wind Mill Co, Anton Schneider sec.
Karsten A C. physician.
Klahr Frank P, physician.
Koerner John, drugs.
Krueger F WI A, meats. Krueger H F. general store.
Kruel Adolph, meats.
Lange & Frankenstein, masons.
Lehman Carl, painter. Lenz Emil. carpenter.
Little John, coal and wood.
Loper Bertha, milliner.
Lyons James A, physician.
Matzahn Henry, mason.
Melcher Frederick A, general store.
Miller George V. baker.
Milwaukee Elevator Co, Fred Reige mngr.
Muth Herman, saloon.
Neill Lillian. teacher.
Niehoff Henry, mason. Otto Henry, barber.
Pahl August, feed mill. 2 miles s e.
Peaslee A S, cement sidewalks.
Pluck John W, brick mnfr.
Pluck M J, saloon.
Podolske August, livery.
Propst Geo H, wagonmaker.
Puhle H W. laundry.
Reed Rev F H (Presbyterian.)
Rehfeld Charles W, ins and real est.
Rehfeld Edward C, harnessmaker.
Reige Fred, mngr Milwaukee Elevator Co. Reporter The, Andrew W Washburn publr. Rich Selby S, poultry breeder.
A. W. WILCOX, President. S. N. CAMPBELL, Vice-Prest. CHARLES HAWKS, Cashier.
HORICON STATE BANK, Capital $25,000.
Established 1896.
HORICON, WISCONSIN.
Tobin-Gerlinger Steel Casting Co. FOUNDERS ELECTRIC, MINING, SAW MILL, AUTOMOBILE and General Machinery. Telephone West Allis 19. WEST ALLIS, WISCONSIN
The Davidor Promoting Co., . -
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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We have Investments that Pay Large Dividends Monthly and Small Savings Paying Large Returns
COMPLICATED AUDIT ACCOUNTS ANALYZED GREIG & ACHESON, Public Accountants,
YOUR SYSTEMS DEVISED 619 ROYAL INS. BLDG.,
ACCOUNTS CHICAGO, ILL.
462 Horicon
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Hortonville
Ruehl August W. blksmith.
SAWYER J Ed, Lawyer, Justice, No- tary Public and City Clerk. Schantz Charles F, painter.
Schliecker Charles, carpenter.
Schroeder Behrendt, cigar mnfr.
Schultz Carl, carpenter. Siemon Wm, mason. Spaltholz Wm, millinery.
Steinebach J M. apiarist.
Trevor Rev A A (Methodist.)
Tyler E J, city marshal.
VAN BRUNT MNFG CO, W A Van Brunt Pres, S N Campbell Vice-Pres. Arthur W Wilcox Sec, Mnfrs of Drills and Seeders.
Washburn Andrew A, publr The Reporter, real estate and notary public.
Wendt Ewald A, jeweler.
Werner M O, thresher.
Westfall Fred, barber.
Wilke Herman H, hardware.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, Frank Pedro mngr.
Wrucke Ernest, live stock.
Yankey, Budahn & Co (Gottlieb Yankey, Diestler Co (Herman E O and Robert E
A E Budahn, Charles Hawks), furniture.
Yorgey John M. agt U S Exp Co and ins. Fischer Richard, saloon.
Zedler A, carpenter.
Zedler Emil, carpenter.
Zedler Mary, dressmaker.
Zempel Gustav A, general store.
Ziemann Henry, apiarist.
Zimmerman Rev A (German Evangelical.)
HORNS CORNERS.
Population, 50. In Cedarburg township, Ozaukee county, 10 miles southwest of Port Washington, the judicial seat, and 31/2 from Cedarburg, its banking and shipping point. Mail, daily. H. Schellenberg, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
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