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Peterson Fred & Frank, meats.
Peterson Henry, meats.
Podesta V E, confr and cigars.
Polito Domenic, barber. Potvin Edward, saloon.
Pratt & Raub, wall paper.
Raesser C A Co, Mrs J Raesser pres, Lydia Raesser sec, general store.
Rappe Charles F, carpenter. Reible Edward M, baker.
Rein Rev M (Jewish). Rinke Curtis, carpenter.
Riszkiewics John, dry goods.
Rogers Charles, saloon.
Roberts R E, register of deeds.
Rogo Peter, shoemaker.
Rousa Alex, saloon.
Rubett John, saloon.
RUGGLES ALBA L, Lawyer and Supt Schools.
Sackett Roy, agt Am and Nat Express Cos. SANBORN PAUL H, Attorney-at-Law, Court Commissioner, Pres and Mngr Iron County Abstract Co. (See page 467.) Sargent Fred, ice .. Scherbac Pscherbac, furniture.
Schneider Albert J, shoes.
Schroedel Rev Geo (German Lutheran).
Simonson Benjamin, saloon.
Slender James A, mer tailor.
Smith D H, physician.
Stefans & Tocci, saloon.
Stone & Preideaux, dressmakers.
Strong Christopher, brewer's agent. Sullivan John F, jeweler and drugs.
Swanson Samuel, city marshal.
Talcott W W, prin of school.
Trezona Wm C, dentist. TYLER W D, County Clerk.
Urie R C, photographer.
Van Stratum Fred G, dentist.
Vezzetti Joseph, baker.
Voight & Christiansen Christ Christiansen), hardware.
(Louis Voight,
Walter Wm, meats.
Wanzer Albert, county judge.
Whitman A C Co, A C Whitman sec, drugs and jewelery.
Wisconsin Central Ry, John K Miller agt. Young Mrs Delia D, grocer.
HURON.
Population, 40. In Colburn township, Chippewa county, 32 miles northeast of Chippewa Falls, the judicial seat, and 121/2 from Boyd, the nearest banking and ship- ping point. Stage daily to Ruby; fare, 25 cents. Mail, daily. E. L. Hawn. post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Cloke John, shoemaker.
Duval A N, apiarist.
Duval N P. meats.
Hanson Martin, contractor.
Jay LL T, music teacher.
Kern Jas, blacksmith.
McElmurray Bros, feed mill.
McELMURRAY DD H, General Store. McElmurray W J, lumber and shingles. Polley E W, vet surgeon.
Smith David, shoemaker.
Sterdahl George, painter and paperhngr. William Rev John (Congregational).
HURRICANE.
A discontinued postoffice in Grant county, 6 miles southwest of Lancaster, the county seat, nearest railroad station and bank- ing point, whence mail is received by rural free delivery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
KERR S W, General Store and Lum- ber.
Wunderlin John, blksmith and wagonmkr.
HUSTISFORD.
Population, 600. A village on the Rock river in Hustisford township, Dodge
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county, 9 miles southeast of Juneau, the county seat and 6 southwest of Woodland, the nearest shipping point. Has a bank, hotel, 2 flour mills, cheese box factory and carriage and wagon works. Stage twice daily to Woodland; fare, 50 cents. F. H. Matthes, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Baker Thomas W, saloon. Bartsch Herman F, general store.
Bauer Richard, saloon.
Bergman Herman, carpenter.
Blumberg August, blacksmith.
Boeing Robert, jeweler.
BRAMER ERNEST, Cheese Mnfr.
Brensicke August, wagonmaker. Budewitz Herman, painter. Curtis L G, prin of school.
Dehne Alex, bottler.
Dehne Lydia, milliner.
DEHNE & DEHNE MNFG CO THE (E J and O E Dehne), Mnfrs of High Grade Flour, Feed, Cheese Boxes and Lumber. (See adv.)
Dornfeld Emil, cheese mnfr.
Dornfeld Paul, barber.
Flynn M, teacher.
Foley Kate, teacher.
Gebhardt Fred, furniture.
Goericke Carl, mason.
Grimm Gottlieb, saloon.
Guetschow Carl, harnessmaker.
Hipke Wm, physician. Huebner John, meats.
Hustisford House, Paul Lehmann propr. Hustisford State Bank (capital $25,000), Ed- gar Boeing pres, Richard Rall cashier.
Huth Rev Wm (Lutheran).
Jecke Frederick, well driller.
Jones Bros (Seneca B and Wm H), cattle breeders, 4 miles s.
Karrak Emma, dressmaker.
KAULITZ FRED J, Dealer in Harness and Saddlery and Supplies for the Car- riage and Stable. Kellenbenz George, live stock.
Koch Fred, flour mill.
Koebernick W E, drugs.
Krumstroh Rey (Lutheran).
Lehmann August L, apiarist.
Lehmann Eward, apiarist. Lehmann Otto, saloon.
Lehmann Paul, propr Hustisford House.
Lovell Ray, cheese mnfr, 3 miles w.
MATTHES FELIX H, Postmaster and General Store. Nehls Charles T, cheese mnfr, 4 miles w. Neider Wm F, justice of the peace. Pabst Charles, painter.
Panetti Philip A, physician.
Pflanz Henry, live stock.
Pieper Albert, stage line.
Platten John J, meats.
Radloff Max P, cheese mnfr. RAMBOW CHARLES & SON (Charles and Walter), General' Blacksmithing and Repairing, Horseshoeing Carefully At- tended to.
Randall Byron S, farm implements.
Randall E E, cattle breeder, 4 miles s. Reblitz John W, dentist.
Rex Charles H, drugs.
Rex & Reblitz Drug Co, J W Reblitz pres, Charles H Rex sec and treas.
Roeseler August, hardware.
Roeseler Theodore, saloon and livery.
Roethke August A, shoemaker.
Roethke August C, sorghum mnfr.
Ryder Cheese Factory, H Ryder miles s. sec, 00
Schmidt Theodore G, blacksmith.
Schultz Ferdinand, mason.
Schultz Henry, blacksmith.
Seefeldt Bros (Wm and Herman), general store.
Seifert Emil, carpenter.
Seifert Ludwig, carpenter.
Seitz Wm, justice and apiarist.
Sieman Adolph, livery stable.
Thielke Ferdinand & Co, Ferdinand Thiel- ke mngr, cheese mnfrs, 2 miles w.
Trittin Otto, baker.
Union Cheese Factory, Seneca B Jones mngr, 5 miles s w.
Wege Wm, cheese mnfr.
Yubi August, mason.
Zietlow Albert, saloon.
Zilisch Ernest G, hardware.
Zilisch E Franz, general store.
Zilisch Gustav R, furniture.
Zimmerling Emil, stage line.
Zimmerling Frederick, tailor.
HUSTLER.
Population, 200. On the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., in Fountain township, Juneau county, 13 miles northwest of Mauston, the county seat, and 3 from Camp Douglas, the nearest banking point. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. J. H. Mueller, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Allen T J, general store.
Bockhouse Bros, harness.
Bochmler A, meats. Bugbee Charles, groceries.
Carr Mrs H, restaurant and confr.
Erickson Edwin, carpenter.
Foelker Ferd, saloon.
Gage S R, notary public.
Gardner & Boehmler, live stock.
Hammond Frank, hotel and saloon.
Hoton C H, hardware and agrl impts.
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Moore John, railroad, exp and tel agent. Morrill J H, produce and lumber.
MUELLER J H, Genl Store and Post- Huff Ole P, blacksmith.
master.
Nelson A F, paperhanger and decorator. Norton & Oleson, hardware and agrl impts. Olson Bros, genl store.
Ranney S F, farmer.
St Claire Rev Henry (Baptist).
Schroeder Gustav A, feed mill and creamery Steele C J, physician and justice.
Terrilson Charles, saloon and constable. Thompson T J, barber.
Wasenwitz Fred, dray line.
Worren M, blacksmith.
IDUNA.
A country postoffice in Ettrick township. Trempealeau county, 14 miles south of Whitehall, the county seat, 10 from Gales- ville, the usual shipping point, and 81/2 from Blair, the nearest banking point. Mail, daily.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Hovre J O, general store.
INDEPENDENCE.
Population, 800. An incorporated village on the G. B. & W. R. R. and on the Trempealeau river, in Burnside township, Trempealeau county, 6 miles west of
Whitehall, the judicial seat, and 30 north- east of Winona, Minn. It is lighted by electricity, has Catholic, Methodist and Norwegian Lutheran churches, a graded public school, an efficient and well equip- ped fire deparement, an excellent system of water works, a bank, a creamery, a flour mill, grain elevators, and two newspapers, the News-Wave and the Wisconsin Good Templar. Wheat, barley, hay and live stock are largely shipped. Stages daily to Russell. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. Mrs. Lydia Garlick, postmast- er.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Back Palmer, marshal.
BAUTCH A J & CO (Albert J Bautch, John F Zilla), Pumps and Wind Mills.
Bautch & Brethauer Bautch, John F Brethauer), flour mill.
Brethauer Berthold C, jeweler. Brethauer's Orchestra, J F Brethauer Idr. Briggs Frank, livery. Briski John A, saloon.
Cargill W W & Co, M O Lockway mngr, grain elevator.
Christianson James S, prin of schools.
Cooke Samuel P, blksmith.
Dumbach John, photographer.
Eichman Roman, meats.
Elstad Bros (John and Mathias), saloon. Gandyra Lawrence, harness.
Gara Rev James (Catholic).
Garthus Armund, general store.
German House, John Snyder propr. Grutzck Edward, tailor.
Gunn Frank, livery.
Hanson Bros (George and Oscar), general Ostrander Lumber Co, lumber.
store.
Hanson Mrs Hans, milliner.
Hotchkiss & Son (E S and Frank), horse dealers.
Hutchins Byron, horse dealer. Independence Cornet Band.
Independence Creamery Co, Andrew An- derson pres, Frank Jackson sec.
Independent News-Wave, George A Mark- ham publr.
Jahr Carl, grocer.
Johnson Jacob, barber. Kulig John F, lawyer. Kyle F, dentist.
Lambert Bros (Philip M and Wm), general store.
Larson & Short (Simon Larson, Charles H Short), hardware.
Libowski Joseph P, saloon.
Liver & Forgenson (Anthony W Liver, Christian Forgenson), hardware.
MARKHAM GEORGE A, Publr Inde- pendence News-Wave and Wisconsin Good Templar.
Misch Michael, saloon.
Mish & Wise (August Mish, Frank Wise), general store.
Olson Mathias, drayman.
Rassmussen Rev P (Nor Luth).
Runkle John W, furniture.
Runkle Wm, justice of peace.
Shappee Frank E, railroad and exp agent.
Smear Casper, mason.
Sourah Paul, saloon.
SPRECHER & SCHAEFFER (John Sprecher, Henry Schaeffer), Lumber.
STATE BANK OF INDEPENDENCE (Capital $25,000), John Sprecher Pres, An- ton Senty Cashier.
Tubbs Frank, farm implements.
Vassau & Staples (Byron Vassau, Frank Staples), drugs.
Yearling John & Co, John Yearling mngr, general store.
Welcome House, Henry Weimer propr.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, Emil Maurer sec. Zilla Andrew J, saloon.
INGRAM.
Population, 350. On the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry., in Lawrence township, Gates county, 15 miles east of Ladysmith, the county seat and banking point. Has Cath- olic and Union churches. Tel., Soo Line. Exp., Western. Telephone connection. B. A. Grunseth, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Adams Joseph, saloon.
Bedard Felix, carpenter.
Bison Lewis, carpenter.
Blood U G, general store.
Clark Mrs John, hotel.
GRUNSETH B A, General Store.
Holland James, hotel.
Kearney Bros, saloon.
Kunz Steven, saloon.
Lambert T, carpenter.
McFarlane John, saloon.
Ostrander H A & Co. general store.
Peterson P B, justice.
Suprey T A, railroad and exp agent.
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INSTITUTE.
A country postoffice in Door county, 7 miles northeast of Sturgeon Bay, the coun- tv seat, banking and shipping point. Mail, daily.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
INTERVALE.
A country postoffice in Marinette coun- ty, 35 miles northwest of Marinette, the county seat, and 11 from Wausaukee, its banking and shipping point. Mail, daily.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
INTERWALD.
The postoffice for a farming community in Greenwood township, Taylor county, 16 miles northeast of Medford. the county seat, and 11 from Rib Lake, both of which places afford banking and shipping facili- ties. (Mail, daly. George Knower. post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Applegaard -, saw mill.
Haese W C, cheese mnfr. Klein Frank, saloon.
KNOWER GEORGE, General Store. Krause C W. plasterer. Mccluskey Jack, logger.
Meier August, carpenter.
Meyer John, carpenter.
Peche F, mason.
Peche G, carpenter.
Pierce F S. railroad agt.
Vosburg C C, logger.
Webb Ike, mason. Weeks John Lumber Co. logging. Weinkauf Carl, saw mill. Wenck Wm F, exp agt.
IOLA.
Population, 800. An incorporated village cn the Iola & Northern R. R., and on the south branch of the Little Wolf river, in Simes W C. barber.
Iola township, Waupaca county, 12 miles north of Waupaca. the county seat, and 120 from Milwaukee. "Tola has Lutheran and Methodist Episcopal churches, excel- lent educational facilities, a bank and a
weekly newspaper, the Iola Herald. Stage Warren Frank, harnessmaker. daily to Northland and Norske. Telephone Weinmann Albert, furniture. connection. Exp .. U. S. Tel., W. U. B. Williams, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Bank of Iola, Simon Myhre propr.
Bennett Mrs C A, dressmaker.
Benson E B Co (E B and Martin), confec- in Elk Grove township. La Fayette county,
tions.
Bierce Austin A, apiarist.
Bidney & Olson (M O Bidney and Thomas Olson), furniture.
Brownston Henry H, genl store.
Cook Charles F. vet surgeon. Ellandson John, genl store.
Evenson Jacob, genl store.
FARMERS' STATE BANK OF IOLA (Capital $20,000) H J Severson Pres, J C Swendsen Cashier, Does a General Bank- ing Business.
Fox Samuel, produce.
Green Samuel H, barber.
Gullikson Bros (Albert A and Olof G), hard- ware.
Gunderson Peter C. shoemaker. HAGNA AMBROSE E, Tailor.
Hanson Adolph. blacksmith.
Hatch John, carpenter.
Herald Publishing Co. H J Severson mngr, publrs Iola Herald.
Hermanson James, farm machinery.
Hole Rev Charles (Lutheran.)
Hotel Anson, Fred Rhode propr.
Ihlenfeld Henry jeweler.
Iola Creamery Assn, C L Passmore mngr.
Iola Herald, The Herald Publishing Co publr.
Iola Hardware Co (Edwin Chapin, O J Olson.)
Tola Sand Co.
I O O F Hall ,George Johnson mngr.
Iola House, Nels Ogren propr.
Johnson George, mngr I O O F Hall.
Johnson & Skye (Cornelius Johnson and O Skye), blacksmiths.
Johnson & Son (Hans S and Nelson), genl store.
Johnson Oscar. carpenter.
Lang Jens C, drugs and mngr Wis Tel Co. Lea Fred, clothing.
Lee James H, physician.
Loope Truman E, physician.
Myhre Simon, propr bank of Iola.
Ogren Nels, propr Iola House.
Ogren & Johnson (Nels Ogren, Fred John- son), live stock.
Olfson P M & Co (P M Olfson, F W Black), grain.
Parks Wm R, photographer.
Phillips J E, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Phillips Mrs J E, milliner.
Rhode Fred, propr Hotel Anson.
Rip H M & Bros (H M and G T), genl store. Seims Wm G, barber.
SEVERSON H J, Lawyer and Pres Farmers' State Bank of Iola.
SWENDSEN J C, Cashr Farmers' State Bank and Insurance.
Swenson Bros (Halbert and John), meats. Taylor George F. dray.
Thompson Torgrim, shoes.
WILLIAMS BUCK, Postmaster. Wipf J & Co, saw and flour mill.
Wisconsin Telephone Co. J C Lang mngr.
IPSWICH.
Population, 30. On the C. & N. W. Ry.,
18 miles west of Darlington, the judicial seat, and 4 from Platteville, the nearest bank location. Tel., W. U. E. J. Lang, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
LANG E J, Grocer and Farming Ma- chinery. Flour and Feed.
IRENE.
A discontinued postoffice in Clark coun- ty, 13 miles southeast of Neillsville, the ju-
Joseph H. Hirz, Manager, 350 East Water St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
KEASBEY & MATTISON CO., the original and only manufacturers,
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PEOPLES TAILORING CO, Tailors for the Trade. AN ELEGANT SAMPLE OUTFIT SENT ON APPLICATION. 250 & 252 West Water Street, - · MILWAUKEE.
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Brewers' and Maltsters' Iron Works, Kiln Floors, Tanks, Etc.
472
Irene R. L. POLK & CO.'S Iron River
dicial seat. Has rural free delivery from Lain John, harnessmaker.
Granton.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
IRMA.
Population, 150. Formerly called Mariet- ta, is on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Birch township, Lincoln county, 13 miles north of Merrill, the seat of justice, and 9 from Tomahawk, the nearest banking point. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. S. Horgan, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Hanover F A, railroad agt.
Horgan John, justice of peace.
HORGAN SEVER & SON, General Store and Wood.
Munro Horace, saw mill.
IRONBELT.
Population, 1,000. On the Wis. Central Ry., in Knight township, Iron county, 8 miles southwest of Hurley, the judicial seat and banking point. Iron is mined. Exp., National. Tel., W. U.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Anderson Charles, grocer.
Bonino Charles, grocer.
Buccanero M, saloon.
Buccanero V, saloon.
De Petro S, saloon. Feranti A, confectioner.
Fonnolo Frank, saloon.
Kyro John, saloon.
Pionifetti John, fruit.
Urquhart John H, physician.
Walter Wm, meats.
IRON MOUNTAIN.
Population, 150. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Hubbard township, Dodge county, 11 miles northeast of Juneau, the county seat, 6 south of Mayville, the nearest banking point, and 11/2 from Iron Ridge. Tel., W. U. Mail daily. Felix Wegworth, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Stoeck A. saloon.
WEGWORTH FELIX, General Store. Winters Metallic Paint Co.
IRON RIDGE.
Population, 200. A village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Hubbard township, Dodge county, 47 miles northwest of Milwaukee, and 11 east of Juneau, the county seat, Horicon, 61/2 miles distant. is the nearest banking point. Has a Lutheran church. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Telephone con- nection. A. Wiese, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Deschamps Henry, hotel.
(See page 4.)
Belgnen H. meat market.
Berends Mrs Henrietta, saloon. Belgrien Herman, cheese mnfr.
Ernest Jahr, live stock.
Gaedeke Gust R, furn and undertaker. GRABOW A & CO, General Store. Kalpernick A, saloon.
IRON RIVER.
Population, 2,500. Is located on the N. P. R. R. and the D., S. S. & A. Ry., in Bayfield county, 35 miles southwest of Washburn, the county seat, and 49 from Duluth It has Catholic, Norwegian, Luth- eran and Congregational churches, excel- lent schools, a water, light and power com- pany, a fire and hook and ladder company, 2 saw mills, carriage and wagon works, creamery, a bank and 1 weekly newspaper, The Iron River Pioneer. Country is well watered with lakes and springs, and is studded with large tracts of valuable pine timber. . Tel., W. U. Exp., Western and N. P. Telephone connection. Harry C. Hall, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4)
Aho John, saloon,
Alexander & Edgar Lumber Co (capital $150,000), Alex Stewart (Wausau, Wis) pres, Walter Alexander vice-pres, Jacob Mortenson (Oak Park, Ill) sec, Charles Edgar treas and mngr, mnfrs lumber and lath.
American House, Fred Strege propr.
Anderson Andrew E, harness.
Andre Joseph, saloon and confr.
Ashland Home Telephone Co. James Tom- linson mngr.
Barber Mrs Lottie, dressmaker.
Barker Nathaniel W, justice and real es- tate.
Barney & Sullivan (Wm P Barney, Charles B Sullivan), barbers.
Bibeau Paul, baker and confr.
Boll Ida M, teacher.
Bruseau Mrs Emily, laundry.
Calbby Andrew, saloon.
Campbell Jay, live stock.
Carignan & Moreau (Adolphe Carignan, Frederick Moreau), saloon.
Central House, P Holden propr.
Chatelois Patrick, propr Windsor Hotel. and livery.
Chung Lee, laundry.
Cole John, saloon.
Collins Della, teacher.
Connolly Wm, restaurant.
Deschamps Mrs Artimise, dry gds and shoes.
Dingee J F & Co (J Frank Dingee), grocers and meats.
D S S & A Ry, John Mulloy agt.
Eau Claire House, Moe & Amundson proprs Edgar Charles, mngr Alexander & Edgar Lumber Co.
Ellerman Bros (Harvey and August), sa- loon.
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Lang Charles, saloon.
Peters Bros, blksmith and wagonmaker. Radell A F, railroad, exp and tel agt.
REDLIN F & SON, Blacksmiths, Wag- onmakers and Farm Implements.
Sette F, hardware and cheese mnfr. SETTE & SCHMIDT, General Store. Toepel Rev A (Lutheran).
WIESE A, Hardware and Stoves. Wisconsin Malt and Grain Co.
Gateway City Steel Tank and Roofing Co. LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN.
Sheet Metal Contractors.
TILE, SLATE and COMPOSITION ROOFS, STEEL CEILINGS
Iron River
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Iron River 473
ELLERMAN HARVEY, Propr Northern McIntosh Wagon Co (capital $40,000), Byron Hotel.
Ferguson Clinton A, lumber dealer.
Fowler James W, undertaker.
Gibson Rev John (Congregational).
Gregg Adria, teacher.
GRIMPO AUGUST H, Propr Grimpo Ho- tel and Sec, Treas and Mngr Valley Lum- ber Co.
GRIMPO HOTEL, August H Grimpo Mead A R, lawyer.
Propr, Half Block from N P Depot. (See adv.)
Hall Harry C, postmaster.
Happle Max, saloon.
Haskins Eugene C, baker and confr. Hedquist Gustaf, carpenter.
Herman & Johnson Co (Gustaf Herman. Albert G and Alfred Johnson), grocers. Hickey Thomas, saloon.
Holden Patrick, propr Central House.
Holford Mrs W'm, dressmaker.
Howe Hester L, grocer.
Hubbard Isaac, saloon and livery.
Hunter & Steckbauer (Edward Hunter, Ru- dolph A Steckbauer), clothing and shoes., Hutchcroft Mame E, teacher.
I S W A Band, Wm Gunderson leader.
Iron River Bank (capital $15,000), Rudolph A Steckbauer pres, Byron Ripley vice- pres, George W Ripley cashier.
IRON RIVER BOTTLING WORKS, T F Northern Pacific Express Co, T B Nelson Mackmiller Propr, Carbonated Drinks and Bottled Beer. agent.
Iron River Hardware Co (B J H Ungrodt. Max C Helmer), hardware and plumbing. Iron River Pioneer (weekly, Rep), Pioneer Publishing Co proprs ..
Iron River Water, Light and Power Co (capital $25,000), Theo F Mackmiller pres R A Steckbauer vice-pres, Byron Ripley sec and treas. water, light and telephone Iron River & Port Wing Stage Line, Isaac Hubbard propr.
Johnson John, propr Stockholm House and saloon.
Kerr Stafford, saloon.
Kiefer Rev Nicholas J (Catholic).
Knowles Alfred, jeweler.
KOPPLIN & KOPPLIN (Fred J and Harry S), Real Estate, Loans and Farm Lands.
La Londe James A, barber. McAlear John P, saloon.
Ripley pres, Peter J Savage sec. Albert Johnson treas, wagon mnfrs.
McMartin George, painter.
McNally May, teacher.
Mackley John, saloon and restaurant.
MACKMILLER THEODORE F, Whole- sale Liquor, Beer, Cigar and Ice Dealer and Drayage.
Michaud Mrs Elizabeth, propr Northern Pacific Hotel.
Miles Alvah H, drugs, paints, etc.
Miller Effie, teacher.
Mitchell Charles, blacksmith.
Moe Frederick F, jeweler.
Moe & Amundson (Fred F Moe, Stener Amundson), proprs Eau Claire House.
Mollenhoff Emma, music teacher.
Morris Charles F, lawyer.
Mortenson Edith, teacher.
Mulloy John, agt D, S S & A Ry and Western Express.
Nelson Thomas B, agt N P Ry and N P Ex North Wisconsin Farmers' Assn, J F Scott pres, Byron Ripley treas, H S Fairall sec NORTHERN HOTEL, Harvey Ellerman Propr, Hot Water Heat, Radiators in Every Room, Bath Rooms and All Mod- ern Conveniences, $2 Per Day.
Northern Pacific Hotel, Mrs E Michaud proprietor.
Northern Pacific Ry, T B Nelson agt.
O'Hara Benjamin F, dyer and cleaner. Oldendorf Herman tailor.
O'Malley Michael, saloon.
O'Toole Thomas, propr Seymour House and saloon.
Paterson James A, physician.
Penfound Annie, dressmaker.
Peterson & Olson (Bert Peterson, Harry Olson). saloon.
Pettingill G L & Co (George L and John A Pettingill), genl store and hardware.
Pioneer Publishing Co (Peter J Savage, Fred T Yates), proprs Iron River Pioneer. Rive Oliver E, principal public school.
Rifkin Louis, dry goods and shoes.
Riley James, saloon.
Ripley Byron, ins agt.
Robertson Robert N, saloon.
10th and 11th Sts. 1
THE VALLEY LUMBER COMPANY,
R. A. STECKBAUER, President. ED. HUNTER, Vice-President. A. H. GRIMPO, Sec'y and Manager.
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
LUMBER.
IRON RIVER, - WIS.
GRIMPO HOTEL, A. H. GRIMPO, Proprietor.
Heated with Hot Air, Only First-Class Hotel in the City. Rate, $2.00 Per Day. Sample Room in Connection.
IRON RIVER, . WIS.
ELECTRICAL WORK
L. A. MEYER CO. 450 E. Water St., MILWAUKEE, WIs.
FENCES
WIRE AND IRON
Globe Wire and Iron Works, Atkinson Ave. bet. MILWAUKEE, WIS. (See page 10)
The MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INS. CO., Newark, N. J.
Pays larger dividends than any other Company issuing as fair and equitable a contract. Argo Cash, Extended Insurance, Paid-up and Loan Values endorsed on all policies. FRANK L. WILSON, State Agent, 58-59 University Blde .. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
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