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Hartwig Wm, blacksmith.
Koepke Ferdinand, shoemaker.
Krueter George, blacksmith.
Kreuter Gustav, saloon.
SCHELLENBERG H, General Store and Hotel and Postmaster.
SCHUBERT FREDERICK, Feed and Saw Mill.
Steinike Frank, wagonmkr.
HORSEMAN.
A farmers' postoffice in Barron county. 24 miles north of Barron. the county seat. and 12 miles east of Rice Lake, its bank- ing and shipping point, whence it receives a tri-weekly mail. James F. Bittles, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
HORTONVILLE.
Population, 1,000. Dating its settlement from 1849, is located on the C. & N. W. Ry., Meffert Henry P, hardware. in Outgamie county, 14 miles northwest of Miller Jacob, coal. Appleton, the judicial seat, and 7 from New Mueller Anton E, saloon. London. It has Baptist, Catholic, Lutheran Northern Grain Co. and Methodist churches, a graded public Racine John C, watchmaker.
school. a bank, and a newspaper, the Reineking John, physician.
Weekly Review. Telephone connection. Rideout Alberto F, drugs. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U.
Schultz Charles A, harness.
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Besaw George, photographer.
Boettcher Rev G E (Lutheran.)
Brown Martin, mason.
Brunner Rev A (Catholic.)
Buchmann Bros (Fred H, Wm and Oscar), flour mill.
Buck Andrew G, shoes and harness.
Buck Anna, music teacher.
Buck Charles F. genl store.
Buck Herman T, insurance.
Buck Misses T & R (Tina J and Rose E), millinery.
Calmes Theodore, dry goods.
Castleton Frederick, apiarist.
Collar M Webster, saloon.
Dabareiner L & Co, creamery.
Davis Arthur P, dentist.
Diestler), planing mill.
Fritsch Anton L, farm implts.
Gabriel Joseph, hotel.
Gartzke Wm, tailor.
Gates Porter J, hotel.
Gitter George. saloon.
Gitter & Schuh (Wenzel Gitter, Peter Schuh), blacksmiths.
Givens Mrs Elizabeth, dressmaker.
Graef A & Son (Anton and Leonard G), general store.
Graef Edward A, grocer.
GUARANTEE MEDICINE CO THE, Ed- win J Jacquot Propr.
Hagen Bros (John and Wm), hardware.
Hagen Christian, meats.
Hodgins David, stone quarry.
Hoef August, shoes.
Hollembalk & Nye Co, publrs Weekly Re- view.
Hortonville Brewing Co.
Hortonville Dairy Board of Trade.
Hortonville Light, Heat and Power Co.
Hortonville Mutual Fire Ins Co, Louis Jacquot sec.
JACQUOT EDWIN J, Propr Guarantee Medical Co and Shipper of Live Poultry.
JACQUOT LOUIS, Propr Arlington Hotel.
Jungman Fred. hotel.
Kanouse R E, dentist.
Klein Bros, saloon.
Kleist & Herbst, meats.
Knapp George. eavetrough mnfr.
Kuhn & Co, painters.
Litkey Mrs Otto, general store. Lotter Wm, blacksmith.
McMeekin James M, barber.
Milwaukee Solvay Coke No Soot or Smoke. Costs less than Anthracite and lasts as long. MILWAUKEE COKE & GAS CO. 21-26 UNIVERSITY BLDG. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
(See adv. opp. Coke Mnfrs.)
Siebers & Pederson PATTERN MAKERS
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Patterns made for anything that can be Cast in Metal Substantially made Patterns for Standard use our Specialty. Phone West 394. (See adv. in Milwaukee.)
1606 St. Paul Avenue,
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
ARLINGTON HOTEL, Louis Jacquot Propr.
Baars Louis W. grocer. BANK OF HORTONVILLE (Capital $25,000). G A Zuehlke Pres, 'F N Torry Cashier.
Cut over and Hardwood Lumber Lands for Sale In Barron and Washburn Counties, Wis. JAMES ATKINSON, Rice Lake. Phone 86.
(See adv. p. 7.)
Hortonville WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Hubertus 463
Schwarz Bros, general store.
Schwebs Emil, blacksmith.
Spaulding J E. grocer. Steidl Frank, saloon.
TORREY FRED N, Wholesale Cigars. Ramming Fred, carp and contr.
Torrey Samuel, insurance. Tuttle J M, jeweler. Walton Jesse, confr.
Watson Charles ,builder. WEEKLY REVIEW, Hollembalk &
Nye Co Publishers. Weiss Albert C, furniture. Zeidler Agnes, dressmaker. Zilisch Wm E, physician.
HOUGHTON.
Population, 112. On the shore of Lake Superior, and on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., in Washburn township, Bayfield coun- ty, 31/2 miles north of Washburn, the judi- cial seat and nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp. Am. Telephone connection. James D. Smith, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
BABCOCK & SMITH, Stone Quarries. Egge Arthur, express agent. Layton C W, railroad agent. Prentice, Brown Stone Co, quarries. Trochstad H P, blacksmith.
HOULTON.
Population, 500. On the St. Croix river, in St. Joseph township, St. Croix county, 7 miles northwest of Hudson, the county seat, and one mile northeast of Stillwater. Minn., the nearest railroad station and banking point. Mail, daily. Thomas Hag- gerty, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Anvuch W H, feed mill. Conway Frank, grocer. Cook Christopher, blacksmith. East Side Lumber Co. Erickson C, shoemaker. Gardner Wm, saloon.
HAGGERTY THOMAS, General Store. Jewell John, saloon. Jewell O M. blacksmith. Peterson John, mason.
HOWARDS GROVE.
Population, 180. Formerly known as How- Snow E M, grocer. ard, is a village on the Pigeon river, in Waddle W N, cheese factory.
Herman township, Sheboygan county, miles northwest of Sheboygan, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking
point. Mail. daily. August G. Meyers, in Richfield township, Washington county, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. point, and 14 from West Bend, the county
(See page 4.) Arnoldi Charles W, farm implts.
Burhop & Neumeister, wagon mnfrs. Dedow Martin, harnessmaker. Eckert G. meats. Franzel T E, physician. Frome R L Mnfg Co, box mnfrs. Fromme August jr, blacksmith. Fuhrmann Albert, cigar mnfr. Fuhrmann Wm, contractor. Hahn & Schmidt, meats. Janke G, shoemaker.
Lahr Charles, general store and saloon. MEYERS AUGUST G, Hotel and Sa- loon.
Vildgrube Adolph, cigar mnfr.
Vogt Charles, cheese mnfr. Witte August H, general store.
Wohlgezogen Oscar, cigar manufacturer.
HUBBLETON.
Population, 60. On Crawfish river and on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Milford town- ship, Jefferson county 18 miles northwest of Jefferson, the county seat, and 8 from Watertown, the nearest banking point. Exp .. U. S. Telephone connection. Edward Maldaner, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Amborn F J, hotel, barber and livery.
Bleecker George, live stock.
Cunningham A E, railroad and exp agt.
Griggs J R, carpenter.
Hodgson A, saloon.
Karuhn Fred, blacksmith.
MALDANER EDWARD, Genl Store,
Lumber and Coal.
Muschied J G, general store.
Reynolds Mary, dressmaker.
Reynolds Thomas, saloon.
SMITH AUGUST, Feed Mill and Agrl Implements.
Wolffer & Dopke. creamery.
HUB CITY.
Population. 100. A post village on Pine river. in Henrietta township, Richland county, 12 miles north of Richland Center, the county seat and nearest railroad sta- tion and banking point. Stages daily to Richland Center. Hillsboro and intermedi- ate points. Mail. daily. H. W. Leather- berry, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Clark H G. saw mill.
Holbrook Edward, hotel. Kelley Thomas, saloon.
King Henry, wagonmaker.
LEATHERBERRY H W, General Store. Murray Frank, saloon.
Rebblard Henry, saloon.
Snorek Charles, blacksmith.
HUBERTUS.
Population, 75. On the Wis. Central Ry ..
7 miles from Menomonee Falls, its banking
seat. Tel., W. U. Exp., National. Tele- phone connection. George Meyer, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Fassbender John, shoemkr and constable.
Gersbach Rev Peter (Catholic).
Graemer, railroad and exp agt. Hayes Laura, teacher.
JANKE B H, Genl Store and Saloon. Meyer George, livery and grain. Regner John, music teacher.
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Chapin Hall House, George J Brown propr. Christoph John, barber.
Cline George D, propr True Republican.
Corbally Mrs J E, dressmaker.
Crary Fred, insurance.
Crosby Edwin A, plumber.
Crosby George J, notions.
Cross. Charles A, lawyer.
Cuddebach Harry C, hardware.
Dailey James D, dairy, 3 miles e.
Davies Mary N, mngr W U Tel Co.
Dean Harry H, district attorney.
Denniston J C & E E (John C and Elmer E), real estate.
Dinsmore Robert, insurance.
Disney Charles A, justice.
Egloff Wm A, cigar mnfr.
Erickson Gust, saloon.
Everson & Co (Gilbert Everson), grocers.
Ferguson Rev L R S (Episcopal).
First National Bank (capital $50,000, surplus $69,000), A E Jefferson pres, Joseph Yoerg cashier.
Flanders Clarence M, restaurant.
Fleming Wm S, register of deeds.
Flett Isaac, propr Brunswick House:
FOSS-ARMSTRONG' HARDWARE CO, A G Foss Pres, A G Armstrong Vice-Pres,
J T Bowers Treas, B N Foss Sec. (See page 345.)
Frear & Turner (James A Frear, Alexander Turner), real estate.
Fremont House, Mrs Altha Montbriand propr.
Friend Robert A, confectioner.
Fulton Marcus M, livery.
Gamble James H, carp.
Gatchell Ernest E, drugs.
Goldberg & Co (Max Goldberg, Abraham Rohrbach), clothing.
Grant Wm, vegetable grower.
Gray Frank F, physician.
Hansen Christian, blacksmith.
Harding E A, books.
Harris Andrew, propr Olsen House.
Haugen & Eder (Christian Haugen, P A Eder), clothing.
Heinzel Henry, drugs.
Helms Eugene W, circuit judge.
Hemenway Justin S, machinist.
Hennesey John, harnessmaker.
Heritage Elsworth B, furniture.
Hilyard James, barber.
Hochstein A & J (Anton and Joseph), sa- loon.
Hoffman Dietrich, grocer.
Hosford George R, flour.
Howard Timothy, saloon.
Hudson Star-Times, B J Price publr.
Johnson Adolph, sheriff.
Johnson James, carpenter.
(See JOHNSON WM J, Livery and Sale Stable, Baggage and Hack Line. page 465.)
Johnston Wm, blacksmith.
Jones Jephtha, notions.
Karras Albert, city clerk.
Kasenow Herbert A, laundry.
Keef James, saloon.
Kelly Ernest, fuel.
King Charles F, physician.
Kinney Andrew J, lawyer.
Kircher Peter, mason.
S. NELSON COMPANY, Fur Skin Dressers and Dyers HIDES TANNED FOR ROBES AND COATS. SEND FOR PRICE LIST. 1603-1605 Galena Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
P. C. PHILIPP & CO.
Corner 33d and Vliet Streets. TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
Schoenze Bros, masons.
Stuettgen Wm J, saloon and blacksmith.
Winkler & Becker, cheese factory.
HUDSON.
Population, 3,500. An incorporated city and the judicial seat of St. Croix county, is located on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., and on the St. Croix river, 19 miles east of St. Paul, Minn., and 331 northwest of Mil- waukee. It is lighted by electricity, has
water works, fire department, churches of Davis Warren S, agt C, St P, M & O Ry.
the Baptist, Catholic, Congregational, Epis- copal, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian and Unitarian denominations, good schools, a Carnegie public library, an opera house, first-class hotels, 2 banks, a saw mill, 2 breweries, a box factory, a broom factory, a cold storage warehouse, the railway car shops and 3 weekly newspapers, the Star- Times, the True Republican and St. Croix Observer. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Allen Beggs, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Anderson Nels, painter.
Anderson Lumber Co, H J Anderson pres and manager.
Arnquist Otto W, county judge.
Artesian Brewery, A & J Hochstein proprs.
BAKER & HAVEN (Henry C Baker, Spencer Haven), Lawyers.
Bandy Samuel W, cigar mnfr.
Bank of Hudson (capital $25,000), North pres, F J Carr cashr.
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Barney Rev John A (Catholic).
Barnhart Simeon G, carriagemaker.
Bartlett John E, contractor.
Bashford John W, lawyer.
Becker Joseph, propr St Croix House.
Behrens Wm F, clerk Circuit Court.
Bell George W. land commissioner C M M & O Ry.
Bench Joseph, clothing.
Benz Charles, tailor.
Bergstrom Rev L (Baptist).
Bevier Jacob, bill poster.
Birkmose & Wiberg (Christian J Birkmose, John E Wiberg), general store.
Blomholm Rev N L (Lutheran).
Bohrer John W. undertaker.
Bonnes & O'Brien (Hubbard Bonnes, Cor- nelius O'Brien), saloon.
Boothby E L, coroner.
Borge John, saloon.
Bradford Samuel J, lawyer.
Bradley Wm C. live stock.
Brown George J, propr Chapin Hall House.
Z Brunswick House. Isaac Flett propr.
Bunker Ben C, insurance.
Burkhardt Christian, M A Myers mngr, electric light plant.
Burnley Rev Charle's T (Presbyterian).
Burton Wm Y, mngr Opera Hall.
Campbell James H, barber.
Cassanova Brewing Co (Joseph A and
Christ Cassanova).
CAVANAGH BROS (James T and Den- nis C Cavanagh), Proprs Central Hotel. (See page 465.)
CENTRAL HOTEL, James T and Den- nis C Cavanagh Proprs. (See page 465.) Central Lumber Co, H P Svendson pres, R A E Slaughter sec and treas.
Machinists and Patternmakers Special Machinery Built and Designed. General Repairing. Dies and Stampings. Experimental Work. Brass Patterns.
Milwaukee, Wis.
KURZ & ROOT, Consulting Electrical Engineers,
Dynamos and Motors of any make remodeled and rebuilt. Armature winding for any system. Dupli- este armatures made for any type machine. New commutators made to order and old ones refilled. LONG DISTANCE 'PHONE No. 310. (Spe page 11.) APPLETON, WIS.
Hudson
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Hudson 465
Larsen Otto J, agt Am Exp Co.
Lee Andrew J, optician.
Lee Rev James (Lutheran). Lee John, carpenter. Lee Peter, mason.
Lee & Cameron (Patrick H Lee, G A Cam- eron), drugs.
Lundeen Andrew G, meats.
McClure John, county surveyor.
McGuire Mrs Frank, ferry boat.
MoIver M M, principal of schools.
McKean & & Jackson (Frank
McKean, Frank Jackson), meats.
McLeod Harlow C, physician.
Malmgreen Andrew, contractor.
Martin George, live stock.
Michaelson M D, shoes.
Miller Joseph, junk.
Montbriand Mrs Altha, propr Fremont
House.
Mosher 'Rev R C (Baptist).
Mules Wm, ice.
Nagler Lewis B, editor St Croix Observer.
North Herald L, real estate.
Northern Grain Co, Eli Walstrom agt.
CENTRAL HOTEL.
Central Hotel HUDSON, WIS. CAVANAGH BROS., Proprs.
Electric Light, Steam Heat, Electric Bells, Baths.
A HOME FOR TRAVELING PUBLIC.
Rates $1.00 to $1.25 Per Day. JAMES T. CAVANAGH. D. C. CAVANAGH.
HACKS TO ALL TRAINS DAY AND NIGHT.
RIGS OF ALL KINDS PROMPTLY FURNISHED.
LIVERY STABLE
W. J. JOHNSON,
Livery, Sale and Boarding Stable THIRD STREET,
Nearly Opposite Carnegie Free Library, HUDSON, WIS.
W. E. WEBSTER,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS, ABSTRACTS, FIRE INSURANCE.
Makes a specialty of furnishing abstracts of title. The best Farm Lands, improved and unimproved, in Barron and St. Croix Counties always for Sale. Choice Farm loans made for non-residents. Reference, all Banks of St. Croix Co., Wisconsin.
Hudson, St. Croix County, Wisconsin.
LORENZ' GOLDEN SEAL GENUINE EGG NOODLES.
FREE FROM ANY ARTIFICAL COLORING. CHOICE RECIPES WITH EACH CASE. LORNEZ BROS. MACARONI CO., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Checks, Plates, Etc.
See p. 7.
RELIANCE STAMP & STENCIL WORKS MILWAUKEE, WIS.
TAXIDERMISTS John Peters & Co. Groupings and Mountings for Museums and Collections. 2325 State Street, CHICAGO, ILL.
( See Adv. in Classi- fied Taxidermists.)
466 Hudson R. L. POLK & CO.'S Hunting
FACTORY BUILDINGS Of Steel, Brick or Concrete-Roofs-Watertowers
Northwestern Telephone Exchange Co, W A Stanton mngr.
OFFERDAHL H S, County Clerk. O'Keefe John, chief of police.
O'Keefe John D, county supt schools. Olds Oliver H P, broom mnfr. Olish Peter S, carpenter.
Oliver Bros (Edward F and James hardware.
M),
Olsen House, Andrew Harris propr.
Opera Hall, Wm Y Burton mngr.
Palmer John E, shoemaker.
Palmer Moses P., grocer.
Parker Frank D, physician. Peterson Olof W, jeweler.
Price B J, publr Hudson Star-Times. Randall George, physician. Richardson A D, cattle breeder.
Rissbyll Christian, blksmith. Roe Reuben, agt C, St P, M & O Ry. Roe Samuel, horse dealer. Ross Alexander, justice.
Rumley Rev J A (Methodist). Ryan John, restaurant. Sample Mrs Cora, dressmaker. Samson Andrew J, shoes.
Samuelson & Schwarn (Philip Samuelson, Adolph Schwarn), barbers.
Sangsland Bros (Andrew & Nels), flour.
Silliman Dwight, physician. Simmons H M, vet surgeon. Singer James, dry goods. Smith John A, county treasurer. Singleman Henry, grocer.
Snodgrass Rev J T (Methodist). Star Orchestra, John Anderson
ST CROIX SASH AND DOOR
Zelzer Pres, George Hagen Vice-Pres, Fred Kroeger Sec and Treas, All Kinds of Interior Finish.
St Croix Observer, Lewis B Nagler editor. St Croix House, Joseph Becker propr.
ST CROIX COUNTY ABSTRACT CO, Alba Webster Pres, W E Webster Sec. (See page 465.)
Streeter E H, confectioner.
True Republican, George D Cline propr.
Van. Meter James, mason.
Walby Thomas A, agrl impts.
Wallesch George, bottler.
Watson Sarah, milliner.
WEBSTER W E, Real Estate, Loans and Abstracts. (See page 465.)
Whitten Melzar, dentist.
Willow River Electric Light and Power Co, M A Myers mngr. Wingender John, dentist. Wolf Meyer H, dry goods. Wood Wm, gardener. Zarske Fred H, meats.
Zimmerman Albert, saloon.
Zimmerman Edwin, jeweler.
HUILSBURG.
Population, 75. In Herman township, Dodge county, 15 miles east of Juneau, the county, seat, and 31/2 north of Rubicon, the ao nearest railroad station, Hartford, 7 miles distant, is the nearest banking point. Mail, daily. John C. Licht, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Baetz Charles, lumber mnfr. Bernit D, carpenter.
Bliufernicht Rev F J (Lutheran.)
Fleury Peter, shoes.
Gallasch Charles W, machinist. Krahn A, wagonmaker.
LICHT JOHN C, General Store, Hotel and Agricultural Implements. Scharps Bros' Orchestra. Skittig George J, blacksmith. Steinke E, cheese mnfrs. Sturm Herman, cheese mnfr.
HUMBIRD.
Population, 400. On Hall's creek, and on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., in Mentor township, Clark county, 17 miles south- west of Neillsville, the county seat and 6 from Merrillan, the nearest banking point. Has Adventist, Free Methodist and Metho- dist churches and a high school. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. James Waters, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Andrus S S, mason.
Babler John, capitalist and live stock.
Barkley George, blacksmith.
Blair Mrs Laura, milliner and dressmking Brandsteader A, general store.
Clark W H, insurance.
Creviston J F. barber.
Ducker J C, physician and surgeon.
Farmers ICo-operative Creamery Co, Fred Theiler mngr.
Farmers Insurance Assn, insurance.
Folrin Joseph, saloon, livery and feed. Foley R, cheese mnfr.
Foster E J, C D Fowler mngr, lumber.
Francis P M, saloon.
Gloden Math, general mdse.
Hahn J C,, saloon.
Hart N, meats.
Haskall Rev George B (M E).
Hein O M, flour mill.
Hills Rev (Free Methodist.)
Humbird Cheese Co. Fred Theiler mngr.
Kendt Gustave, wagonmaker.
King Leo H, principal of school.
Knorr R E, druggist.
Kretschmers M, furniture and undertaker.
Kubat Wm, butter mnfr.
Lawrence J W, insurance.
Maxon H C, grain.
Miller Albert & Co, potato and hay buyers.
Noyes C J, shoemaker.
Rivard J M, grain and hay buyers. Russell C, hotel and saloon.
Schmidt John, live stock.
Simons F J, hardware.
Stallard B J, notary public.
Stallard & Zerbel, genl store and cheese factory.
Stenz Rev (Catholic.)
Wilson Orin, agt Lynn Mutual Fire Insur- ance Co.
HUNTING.
Population, 50. On the C. & N. W. Ry., in Grant township, Shawano county, 27 miles southwest of Shawano, the county seat. Marion, 5 miles distant, is the nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Telephone con- nection. Wm. Oppermann, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Ball Thomas, mason.
Herman Grover & Co., or Write and Get Terms. 4 Metropolitan Bldg. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
BUSINESS BROKERS. We Buy, Sell or Exchange. Call Telephone Main 3013.
54 EXCHANGE BLDG. MILWAUKEE, WIS. JOHN GEIST Consulting Engineer.
leader.
CO, Nic
FERROFIX BRAZING CO. 251 LAKE ST. Milwaukee, Wis. (See page 3.)
. Hunter
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Hurley 467
Bazele Joseh, wood.
Behm Aug, painter.
Hunting Creamery Co.
Opperman A IM. genl store.
OPPERMAN WM, Justice and Notary Public.
Riege Mrs Frederick, dressmaker. Schoenrock Otto, carpenter.
Wabosel Charles, painter. Wabosel Mathias, vet surgeon.
HURLEY.
Population. 2,000. The county seat of Iron
Campbell & Co (James Campbell, Edward OlAC- L Cochrane), saloon.
Carey Mine, L M Hardenburg supt. Charbonneau Emanuel, foundry.
Charbonneau & De Forge (Emanuel Char- bonneau, S De Forge), ins.
Chiono Joseph A, notary.
Commercial Hotel, F E Howarth propr.
CONNORS M J, Postmaster. Dalberg Peter, saloon.
Defer Mrs H S, milliner.
Devine Adam, surveyor.
Doyle Mrs Michael, dressmaker.
Duffy Mrs Pauline, hotel.
county, is located on the C. & N. W. Ry., Eagen & Riordan (T F Eagen, J F Rior- cn the Wisconsin Central R. R., and on dan), grocers, the west bank of the Montreal river, 40 Endrizzi Daniel, confr. mile~ southeast of Ashland, and 350 north- Erspamir Constantine, saloon. west of Milwaukee. The Montreal river Forest Hazel, saloon. at this point is the dividing line between. Foster George C. district attorney. the States of Wisconsin and Michigan, Friolo Martin, saloon. and directly across the river is the town Gaillardet L P L, physician. of Ironwood, Mich. Hurley is lighted by electricity, has an excellent system of Galdabini Charles, confr and cigars. water works, a well-equipped fire depart- Gallagher Edward, saloon. Geshel Joseph, saloon. ment, a bank, good schools, etc There are several large iron mines in the imme- Griffith Thomas, justice and cigar mnfr. Guest James, surveyor. diate vicinity. Two weekly newspapers, the Iron County Republican and Montreal Riv- Gullan Frank, saloon. er Miner, are published. Telephone con- Guttekunst Charles, coroner. nection. Exp., Am. and National. Tel., W. Guttekunst & Hein (Charles Guttekunst, John Hein), furn and undertakers. U. M. J. Connors, postmaster
Hambley J T, physician.
Hand Frank B, propr Montreal River Miner.
Hardenburg L M, supt Carey Mine.
Harmony Mining Co, Robert King supt.
Harrington C C T, tailor.
Harrington Timothy S, livery.
Hendrickson Isaac, saloon.
Hocking Christopher, saloon.
Honneywel Rev J (Methodist).
Howarth F E, propr Commercial Hotel.
Hoyt & Lawler (Jean Hoyt, James Law- ler), saloon.
Hughes Josie, dressmaker.
Hurley Cornet Band, Joseph Uezzetti Idr.
IRON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO (Incor- porated), Paul H Sanborn Pres and Mngr. (See adv.)
Iron County Publishing Co, Frank Marta manager.
Iron County Republican, Frank Marta editor and mngr.
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Abeel George H, supt Montreal Mining Co Abelman Nick, mngr New Central Theatre and saloon.
Adams House, John La Londe propr.
Adelino & Martino, saloon.
Allen & Nikula, bottlers.
American Express Co, Roy Sackett agt. Amo Robert, saloon.
Aspinwall Peter S, tailor. Audi John, saloon. Baine Mrs Daniel, carpet weaver.
Barbaloise Anton, saloon.
Becker Jacob A, meats.
Behnke Mollie, dressmaker.
Bennett D C, county treasurer.
Bomino Charles, grocer. Boutin & Leoni, saloon. Brown James, grocer. Brigbenti Joseph, clerk circuit court. Defer J J. sheriff.
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Iron Exchange Bank (capital and surplus $25,000), J C Reynolds pres, W S Reynolds cashier.
Isaacson Wm, saloon.
Jackson Thomas W, wall paper and painter. Jacobson Henry, drugs and jeweler.
Johnson Edward, saloon.
Johnson Louis, county surveyor.
Johnson & Maki (Edward Johnson, L Maki), saloon.
Key Gee, laundry.
Kimball & Clark (A M Kimball, Charles Clark), lumber.
King Robert, supt Harmony Mining Co.
Knossnow Samuel, 2d hand goods.
Kolberg John, saloon.
Kyro John, saloon.
Lafave Harry ,barber. La Londe John, propr Adams House. Lambrix Michael, boilermaker.
Lando D H, physician.
Lanzen Edward, saloon.
Lanzer Patrick, saloon.
La Page Henry, saloon.
Lennon & Lennon (Patrick G and Wm T), lawyers.
Lucia Wm H, grocer and feed.
McConnell Hardware Co. Richard L Mc- Connell sec.
McDonald & McPhail (Thomas McDonald, Daniel McPhail), saloon and restaurant.
McDononald Angus J. agt C & N W Ry. McGerhan Michael G, contractor.
McGraw Wm, saloon.
McNabb Orlando, surveyor.
Mackie Elias, saloon.
Mackie & Sullivan, saloon.
Maki Yako, saloon.
Markowski John, shoemaker.
Matelski John, saloon. tr
Meade Henry, contractor.
Miller Charles, saloon.
Miller John K, agt W C Ry.
Minick John, saloon.
Mistachkin Harry, 2d hand goods.
Molino Joseph, saloon.
Montreal Mining Co. George H Abeel supt. Montreal River Miner, F B Hand propr. Nelson John. dairy.
Neudahl J H, saloon.
New Central Theatre, Nick Abelman mngr. Nicholson Sarah M, milliner.
Noren Algot, saloon.
Nuono Rev Gilbert (Catholic).
Paul Reinhold, dry goods and shoes.
Pawlicki Henry, saloon.
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