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Tanck Fred, real estate, 512 Prairie av. Tanner Herbert E, drugs, 213 Main.
Tanner Walter K, coal and wood, 300 Fre- mont av.
Tarbell Ada, tchr, 418 Grand av.
TARBELL CHARLES A, Abstracts,
Real Estate and Insurance, 210 Market. Tarbox Mary E, tchr, Kemper Hall.
Telegraph Courier The (weekly), cor Main and Park avs.
Telfar Margaret, tchr, 452 West.
'Tempelman Mrs Frederica, dressmkr, 592 Werner Nicholas J, grocer, 257 Milwaukee Congress. avenue.
Tenhagen House, Herman Haase propr, 17 N Main.
Tennessen Andrew. saloon. 512 Elizabeth. Terry Nicholas J. furn, 209 Wisconsin.
Theleen & Wallis (Charles G Theelen, James Wallis), 555 Jennie.
Thom John M, restaurant, 208 Main.
Thomas Jacob. shoemkr, 368 Oak.
Thomas, Piper & Co (Bruce V Piper, Jo- seph Thomas and Francis V Piper). creamery, 206 Exchange.
Thomas & Irving (Charlotte Thomas, Tillie Irving), milliners. 213 Wisconsin.
Threinen William J. paints, oils, 75 N Main. Tillotson F L. painter, 802 Dayton. Toner Ella. tchr, Salem av nr liimts.
Toreson Knud. mason, 814 Pomeroy.
Torrey Perkins C, register of deeds, 469 Congress.
Trenary O L, prin College of Commerce, 166 Market.
Tucker Dora E, nurse. 353 Lyman av. Tully Jet C, billiards 211 Wisconsin. Tully Joseph H, mason. 572 Pomeroy. Turnock Charles, grocer, 451 Howland av. Tyson Margaret, dressmkr, 504 Fremont av. Ungemach Charles, cigar mnfr, 412 N Chi- cago.
United American Underwriters' Agency of Milwaukee, Kenosha Home Bldg Assn agts, 17 Meyer's blk.
United Firemen's Ins Co of Philadelphia, Kenosha Realty Co agts, 169 Park.
United States FFire Ins Co of New York, Kenosha Realty Co agts, 169 Park.
United States Life Saving Station, Washı- ington Island.
United Underwriters' Agency of Chicago, Ill, Kenosha Home Bldg Assn agts, 17 Meyer's blk.
Utt Paul R, music tchr, 472 Pomeroy.
Utter Millie, tchr, 510 South.
Van Westrienen Aart, phys, 310 Main. Van Wie Maurice, express, 729 Oak. Veitch John H, sheriff.
Vetter Bros (J M and Alexander), grocers, 493 Elizabeth.
Villnow Gotthold L, ins, 166 N Jay. Volmer Wim, saloon. 216 Main.
Wachs Herman. barber, 166 W Main.
Wade Charles J, meats, 119 N Maple.
Wade George R, meats. 546 Middle. Wade John W. meats, 258 Bronson.
Wagner Matthias, tailor, 323 N Congress. Wallace Hugh, harnessmkr. 213 Market. Wallig Margaret, music tchr, 367 Orange. Wallig Nicholas, saloon, 173 Milwaukee av. Walz Michael F, tchr, 72 N Chicago.
Washbish Mrs Rosie, grocer, 77 N Main. Washburn Edna, tchr, 431 Fremont av. Waterman Frank D, drugs, 220 Main.
Wedelstedt & Wilson (Joseph Wedelstedt, George Wilson), saloon, 123 Milwaukee av. Weier Christian, house mover, 359 Broad. Weier C H, grocer, 261 Lemon.
Weiskopf August F, milliner, 269 Main.
Wells Frank L, machinist, 322 Exchange. Werlin Katet, dressmkr, 179 Ridge.
West Side Hotel, A C Whitbeck propr, 900 Park.
Western Union Telegraph Co, W S McDer- mott agt, 120 S Main.
Westman J A, tailor, 305 Main.
Whitaker Thomas B, mach, 212 W Main.
Whitbeck A C, propr West Side Hotel, 900 Park.
White Mary B, dressmkr, Collins 1 w Fre- mont av.
Whitebread Mary, dressmkr, 532 Grand av. Willems Peter, plasterer, n s Main nr Di- vision.
Wilson J H, cigars, n end Milwaukee av .. Wilkinson Robert E, pianos, 259 Main.
Wimdesheim Gustav M, phys, 255 Main. Winberg John A, grocer, 161 Pearl.
Winegar Ella B, music tchr, 409 Exchange. Windorf August, carp, 776 Pearl.
Windsor Spring Co, F C Hannahs pres, F B Chesley vice- pres, B F Windsor sec and treas, mnfrs bed springs, cor Market and Howland av.
Winter Marshall B, sash, doors and blinds, 210 Exchange.
Winther Wm, baker, 215 Wisconsin.
Wisconsin Insurance Agency Co, 357 Main and 356 Park.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, P B Powers mngr, 210 Market.
Wood Peter, painter, 54 Middle.
Woodworth H P, cistern bldr, 604 Pomeroy.
Young Men's Christian Assn, John W Ad- ams sec, 321 Main.
Yungquist Isaac, shoemkr, 255 Lyman av.
Zarenczny Rev Victor (Cath), 402 Division. Zens John, real estate, 264 Milwaukee av. Zens Kate, dressmkr, 309 N Chicago.
Zimmerman Ferdinand, cigar mnfr, 256 Milwaukee av.
Zimmers P J, supt of schools, 212 Market.
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY MURPHY & SURLES, General Agents, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
For lowest cost Insure in the ...
The Gallasch Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF MUSTARD, CATSUP- AND VINEGARS 298 MILWAUKEE STREET, MILWAUKEE, - WIS.
MANUFACTURERS OF
C. P. & J. LAUSON, GAS and GASOLINE ENGINES. 103 WEST WATER ST. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Kent WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Kewaskum 511
KENT.
A country postoffice on the C. & N. W.
Ry., in Price township, Langlade county, Backhaus & Stark, flour mill.
16 miles from Antigo, the county seat and Bank of Kewaskum (capital $15,000), D M banking point. Mail, daily. John W. Smith, Rosenheimer cashier. postmaster.
Becker Jacob, blacksmith. Brandstetter Caspar, painter.
Brandt Charles, saloon.
Brandt Louis, carpenter.
Bruhy Matthew, jeweler.
Brunner John, livery.
Central Hotel, Nicholas J Mertes propr.
CITIZENS' STATE BANK (Capital $15,-
000), C C Henry Pres, F M Schuler Vice- Pres, H E Henry Cashier.
Demerest R S, cheese mnfr, 3 miles n.
Eagle Hotel, Joe Schmidt propr.
Endlich L B, carpet weaver.
Erber Rev H (Congregational).
Gottsleben Frank C, railroad, exp and tel agent.
Grell Creamery Co.
Greve Rev Frederick (Lutheran).
Grittner Bros (Joseph and Charles), meats.
Groeschel Charles, cigar mnfr.
Guth John, saloon.
Hauser Sisters, milliners.
Hausman Edward N, physician.
Heilman Andrew, baker.
HENRY H E, Cashier Citizens' State Bank.
Hoenig Sisters (Kate and Jennie), milliners
Kewashum Electric Light Co, L Rosen- neim Malt and Grain Co proprs.
Klein J P, marble.
Klumb Wm, dentist.
KOCH AUGUST G, Postmaster and General Store.
Kohn Peter, cheese mnfr.
Krahn Bros (Wm and Herman), tailors.
Krahn Charles E, publr The Statesman.
Kuehn Charles, shoemaker.
Lay Henry J, lumber.
Lombeck Frank J, physician.
Mclaughlin Philip, meats.
Marx Nicholas, saloon.
Mayer Nicholas, shoemaker.
Meinecke Carl, mason.
Meinhardt Philip, blacksmith.
Mentz Carl, apiarist.
Mertes Nicholas J, saloon.
MEUHLERS J & CO (J Furniture. Meuhlers),
Miller Charles, drugs and photographer.
Miller Joseph, carpenter.
Perschbacher A A, blacksmith.
Peters Valentine, harnessmaker.
Ramthom Henry, saloon.
Redig Joseph, saloon.
Remmel Nicholas, machinist.
Rosenheimer L, general store.
Rosenheimer L Malt and Grain Co, malt- sters.
Schaefer & Schultz (Wm Schaefer, Wm Schultz), saloon.
Schmidt Joseph, propr Eagle Hotel.
U. Schnurr Henry, blacksmith.
Schoenhardt Frederick, shoemaker.
Seefeld Albert, apiarist.
Smith Peter J, tinner.
Over 100 kinds of Grasses raised in Wisconsin. For fine farms in the best grass section, write
Benson & Anderton, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Where Color is Suitable. The Best Wood Preservative Discovered.
CREAM CITY PAINT MNFC. CO.
Manufacturers of ROYAL BLACK DIAMOND PAINT, for Shingle Roofs and all Woodwork 115 Wisconsin Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Clark Lyda B, teacher. Dryer Bertha J, teacher. Farr Wm H, logger.
Ganthier J D, chief of police.
GANTHIER LOUIS, Leader Indian Band.
Keshena
Krake B, supt of St Joseph's Indian In- dustrial School.
La Bell Thomas, hotel and logger.
Lane John F, farmer.
Law Jerome, hotel.
Law' Joseph, hotel. Lookawound P L, teacher. Nelson Albert, physician.
Peck Wm G, engineer.
PULCIFER J H, General Store.
Pulcifer Laura E, postmaster.
U S Government, flour and saw mill.
U S Government School, Freeman Shepard Miller Wm, brick mnfr.
supt, special dist agt.
Weber August, blksmith.
KEWASKUM.
Population, 800. A village on the C. & Remmel Mathias, saw mill.
N. W. Ry., and on the Milwaukee river, in township of same name, Washington county, 41 miles northwest of Milwaukee, and 8 northwest of West Bend, the county seat. Has Baptist, Catholic, Congrega- Schaefer John W, saloon.
tional, Lutheran, Methodist and Reformed churches, 2 banks and a weekly newspaper, the Statesman. Stages, daily to St. Mich- aels, Boltonville and Filmore. Telephone Schneider Henry, saloon. connection. Exp., Am. Tel., W. August G. Koch, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Backhaus, Beisbier & Guttner (W F Back-
haus, M Beisbier, I Guttner), live stock.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) St Clair Edith, teacher. SMITH JOHN W, Grocer.
KEOWNS.
A discontinued postoffice in Jackson township, Washington county, 6 miles southeast of West Bend, the county seat and banking point, and 4 from Jackson, its nearest shipping point. Has rural free Dreher Valentine, cigar mnfr.
delivery from West Bend.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
CASPER & SCHWINN, General Store and Farm Implements. Horn Lewis, live stock. Kannenberg Louis, blacksmith.
Koenig Robert, blacksmith. Thelen M G, cheese mnfr.
KESHENA.
Population, 200. An Indian village, on Wolf river, in the southern part of the Menomonie reservation, in Shawano coun- ty, 8 miles north of Shawano, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Mail, daily. Laura E. Pulcifer, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Badger O F, U S miller.
H. C. Miller Co.
342-6 Broadway, Milwaukee, Wis. Blank Book Makers.
Labor Saving Office Devices.
Removable Leaf Ledgers | Order Sheets Holders, Binders.
(See adv. in Milwaukee.)
512 Kewaskum R. L. POLK & CO.'S Kewaunee
SMITH BROS, Hardware.
Statesman The, Charles E Krahn publr. Strogotha Joseph, wagonmaker. Strube Frank, saloon.
Vogt Rev C J (Catholic.) Wagner Rev (Methodist).
Witzig Sebastian E, harness.
Ziegler Wm, saloon.
Zwaschka Mrs John, undertaker.
KEWAUNEE.
Population, 1,900. The county seat of Ke- waunee county, is located on the K., G. B. & W. R. R., and on the shore of Lake
Michigan at the mouth of the Kewaunee Dewane James H, register of deeds.
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river, 36 miles east of Green Bay. It has lines of boats connecting with Frankfort and Ludington, Mich., forming a through line from the west to the Atlantic coast, and by which whole trains of cars are transported across Lake Michigan. It has one of the finest and most accessible har- bors on the lake, which is being constant- ly improved by the government and pres- ent plans are to convert it into a harbor of refuge. A life saving station has been .erected. The city has Catholic, Congrega- tional and Lutheran churches, excellent educational advantages, a bank, canning factory, planing mills, coffin manufactory, foundries and machine shops, breweries, agricultural implement factory and saw and shingle mill machinery plant, owned and operated by Frank Hamachek (one of the leading manufacturing plants in this sec- tion), and a casket factory. Three news- papers-Enterprise, Banner, Kewaunee Lis- ty-are published. Stages daily to sur- rounding points. Communication is had during the entire year by boat with all lake ports. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Jo- seph J. Schultz, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Alle Joseph, fisherman.
Arpim & Blasing, barbers.
Bach, Kieweg & Poser Co, Wenzel Kieweg pres, Fred Poser sec, general store.
Bangert John, shoes.
Bengholz Rev Wm (Lutheran).
Besserdich Mrs Charles, dressmkr.
Bitzan John, saloon.
Bohemian Hall, Thomas Hiinak propr. Bohne August, pumps.
Borgman John M, lumber.
Bruemmer Otto H, lawyer.
Commercial Hotel, Joseph Gauther propr.
Crosby & Meyers (of Chicago, Ill), Phil G Schoefer mngr, whol cheese.
Decker & Karel (Edward Decker, L Albert Karel), insurance.
Dishmaker Bros (Anton and Fred), farm implements.
Doleysh Staze, cigar mnfr.
Drahorzal Wm, cigar mnfr.
Drissen Wm, county supt of schools.
Duvall Joseph & Co (Joseph Duvall, L H Cowell), general store.
Ebel Mrs Emma C, milliner.
Eggers George C, dentist.
Enterprise Ptg Co, H F Masse pres, Wm Rogers sec and treas, F J Clark editor, publrs of the Enterprise.
ERICHSEN MATHIAS, Propr Hotel Erichsen.
Felschow Christ, gardener.
Fensel Lorenz C, grocer. Fenske August, clk circuit court.
Filz Joseph, county treasurer.
Frelich Joseph J, photographer.
Gauthier Joseph, propr Commercial Hotel. Glandt Wm F, eggs.
Goodrich Transportation Co, Nick Kuffan agent.
HAMACHEK FRANK, Mnfr Saw and Shingle Mill Machinery, Portable Saw Mills, Giant Horse Powers, Pea Har- vesting Machinery, Feed Mills, Foundry and Machine Shop. (See page 513.)
Haney Bros (John and Michael C), farm implements.
Hansen Hans, chief of police.
KUKE HOTEL, WM. KARSTEN, Propr.
Newly Furnished and Remodeled. First-Class Accommodations.
Gas Lighting. Large Sample Rooms
Patronage of the Traveling Public Solicited.
RATES, $1.00 to $1.50 PER DAY.
Monarch
Wholesale
WM. KARSTEN, Wine and Liquor Dealer, KEWAUNEE, WISCONSIN.
KRUS ENGRAVING CO. EVENING WIS. BLDG.MILWAUKEE
DESIGNING HALF-TONE ZINC-ETCHING
Folding Paper Boxes of all kinds.
MILWAUKEE.
185-191 Milwaukee Street,
Company
KUKE HOTEL
CORPORATED
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WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
F RANK AMACHEK,
KEWAUNEE, WISCONSIN.
TING GIANT
KEWAUNEE, WIS
MANUFACTURER OF
Giant Fodder and Ensilage Cutters, Giant Feed Mills,
Giant and Ideal Horse Powers,
SINGLE AND DOUBLE GEAR.
ALSO BUILDER OF PEA HARVESTING MACHINERY,
Portable and Stationary Saw Mills, Shingle Mills, Cheesebox and Wood Sawing Machinery. Drag Saws and Circular Saws.
A complete line of Fly wheel and Cylinder Fodder Cutters for hand and power use. They are the only machines in the market in which the feed rollers are under full control of the operator.
The Giant Feed Mill is fully covered by Letters Patent in the United States, Canada, England, Belgium, France, Germany and Austria. It is manufactured in different sizes ranging in capacity from ten to a hundred bushels of grain per hour.
"This mill is so constructed as it to make it impossible for the face of the burrs to touch each other even when entirely empty. It has, on this account, an important advantage over all the others as no energy is lost through friction of the burrs upon themselves. The GIANT runs much stiller than the others tried on the account stated, and the life of the burrs must be proportionally lengthened."
(From Bulletin No. 82. Agricultural Exp. Station, University of Wisconsin, April 1900.)
LIBERAL TERMS TO AGENTS. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
514
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
THE ALUMINUM SIGN COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ALUMINUM NOVELTIES AND
ALUMINUM OUT DOOR SIGNS.
Advertising Novelties for the Retailer, for Openings, Anniversaries, Sales, Etc. Always pleased to submit prices on Special Aluminum Work.
KEWAUNEE, - WISCONSIN.
POLK'S DENTAL REGISTER of the United States and Canada.
The Seventh Revised Edition to be issued May 1, 1906, will contain
the names and addresses of over 25,000 DENTISTS, with GRADUATION PARTICULARS, a list of all DENTAL COLLEGES in the United States and Canada, and a synopsis of the STATE LAWS for regulating the practice of Dentistry, etc., also a vast amount of other information of special interest to the Dental Profession, calculated to insure for it a large and general circulation.
It is the only standard and recognized Dental Directory and list of Dental Institutions and Societies in the United States and Canada.
PRIGE, $10.00 PER COPY.
R. L. POLK & CO., PUBLISHERS.
DETROIT. BALTIMORE. CHICAGO. MEMPHIS OFFICE 23 COTTON EXCHANGE BLDG
Interior Woodwork Co.
Cor. Park St. and Fifth Ave.
Tels. South 37 and 38. MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
CONVINCING FIGURES ON FLOORING and CEILING WE MAKE THE HIGHEST GRADE OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
Kewaunee WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Kewaunee 515
Heck Wenzel, jeweler.
Hoffman Charles, coroner.
HOTEL ERICHSEN, Mathias Erichsen Propr, Headquarters for the Traveling Public.
Janda Joseph H, publr Kewaunee Listy. Jirtle Joseph, pianos.
Jordan Joseph, plasterer.
KARSTEN WM, Propr Kuke Hotel and Wholesale Wines and Liquors. (See page 512.)
KEWAUNEE BREWING CO (Capital $10,000), Joseph W Bohman Pres, M Boh- man Sec, B Bohman Treas, Brewers and Bottlers of the Celebrated White Star Brand Lager Beer. (See adv.)
Kewaunee Brick Co, J M Borgman propr, 1 mile west.
Kewaunee Canning Co, A R Wanniger sec. Kewaunee Casket and Mnfr Co (capital $40,000), John E Haney pres, L A Cowell sec, L Albert Karel sec.
Kewaunee County Banner, Kewaunee Ptg Co publrs.
Kewaunee Enterprise, Enterprise Ptg Co publishers.
KEWAUNEE, GREEN BAY & WEST- ern Ry, Oscar L Pierpont agt.
Kewaunee Iron Works, John Dishmaker secretary.
Kewaunee Listy (weekly), Joseph H Janda publishers.
Kewaunee Ptg Co, John L Haney sec, publrs Kewaunee County Banner.
Kieweg Walter W, dentist.
Kilmesh Theodore, saloon.
Kilmesh Wenzel, saloon.
Kirpal Rev Joseph (Catholic).
Kirwan Edward J, physician.
Kitzeron Herman, meats.
KONOP THOMAS F, Attorney-at-Law,
Collections, Insurance, Real Estate, Office Over State Bank of Kewaunee.
Kosenski Wenzel, saloon.
Kozina Jacob J, saloon.
Kucera Anton, drugs.
Kuehl & Son (Joseph F C and Edward), grocers.
Kuelhanek Jacob J, saloon.
KUKE HOTEL, Wm Karsten Propr. (See page 512.)
Lain Conrad, fisherman.
Lain John, fisherman.
Lain Joseph, fisherman.
Laughlin A D, mngr W u-Tel Co and justice.
Lee John, laundry.
Lietz Albert, sheriff.
Lipsky Julius, general store.
McMahon M, prin of school.
MACH ANTON, Propr The Pilsen
Brewery. (See page 516.)
Manger & Holek (Edmund C Manger, Wan- zel Holek), harness.
Marek Wenzel J, clothing.
Martin Oliver H, physician.
Mashek Charles V. hardware.
Mashek Dock Company, Nick Kuffan mngr Mashek Frank, marble cutter.
Metzner Charles, clothing and mayor.
Meyer Charles. live stock.
Molle Herman G, blksmith and impts.
Moudry Anton, bottler.
National Band, John Waloch leader.
Olofs Amanda, dressmaker.
JOS. SVOBODA, DESIGNER, BUILDER AND MANUFACTURER OF
Altars, Pulpits, Confessionals, Communion Rails, Baptismal Fonts, Mission Crosses, Brackets and Canopies for Statuary, Carved Candlesticks, Statues in Wood, and all kinds of Fancy and Artistic Wood Work.
KEWAUNEE, = WISCONSIN.
KEWAUNEE BREWING COMPANY.
BREWERS AND BOTTLERS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
BEER.
We have enlarged and equipped our plant to meet all the demands of the trade. Nothing but choice Hops and Malt used in the manufacture of our goods.
WISCONSIN.
KEWAUNEE,
MANUFACTURERS OF Sonnichsen & Stielow Special Machinery and Novelties 128 SYCAMORE STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Milwaukee National Bank Bldg., MILWAUKEE, WiS.
T. E. BRENNAN COMPANY
for the insured.
Also solicits the auditing of
Makes a specialty of the adjusting of fire losses
(See Page 5.)
All preliminary inquiries by wire at our expense.
accounts for corporations, firms and individuals.
Chemical and Bacteriological of all ANALYSES kinds made by Industrial Chemical Institute of Milwaukee, 641-646 BROADWAY, MILWAUKEE, - WIS.
516 Kewaunee
R L. POLK & CO.'S Kewaunee
ANTON MACH,
PROPRIETOR OF
The Pilsen Brewery.
The Best Barley and Hops Used in the Manufacture of our Beer.
KEWAUNEE,
- WIS.
M. J. SIMANEK,
Artistic Photographer
Enlarging in Crayon, Pastel
and Water Colors.
KEWAUNEE, - WISCONSIN.
Otten John W, painter. Owl The (geological), Wing publr.
George Diekman
Paulu Joseph P. shoes.
Pazdera John, baker.
Pazourek Charles J, harness.
Petersen Mrs E, milliner.
Petre Nic, livery.
Petrofsky Peter. live stock.
Pierpont Oscar L, agt Kewaunee, Green Bay and Western Ry and U S Exp.
PILSEN BREWERY THE, Anton Mach Propr, Brewers of Choice Lager Beer. (See adv.)
Poser John, blacksmith.
Public High School Library.
Read Mrs C W, music tchr.
Rhode & Baumeister (Daniel Rhode, Jo- seph Baumeister), masons.
Rice E J, physician.
Rice Michael J, drugs and mngr Wis Tel Co Watraus Austin S, dentist.
Rice Rhodolphus H, physician. Robillard Jerry N, barber.
Rosenberg Benjamin, dry goods.
Sappert Martin, live stock.
Schultz Joseph J, postmaster.
Seidl & Reiland (John Seidl, Peter Rei- land), shoes. Selner George, saloon.
Seyk Rosa, music teacher.
Seyk W Co, Wenzel Seyk pres, Edward Sevk sec, flour mill, 3 miles w.
Shimek Frank J. furn and undertkr.
SIMANEK MATHIAS J, Photographer, Artist and Justice of the Peace. (See adv.) Skala & Woracek (J N Skala, Joseph Wo- racek). live stock.
Slama Mrs Peter, confectionery.
Star Brick Co, 1 mile w.
State Bank of Kewaunee (capital $40,000), Edward Decker pres, L Albert Karel cashier.
Stika Frank J, merchant tailor. Stransky Mrs Henry, meats.
SVOBODA JOSEPH, Mnfr Church Fur- niture, Altars, Etc. (See page 515.) Thiry Constant, county surveyor. Trudell Wm, livery.
United States Express Co, O L Pierpont agt
VALECKA JOSEPH F, County Clerk. Wanek George, saloon.
Warner Mrs Orin, dressmaker.
Wegli Charles, carpenter.
Weier Wm, carpenter.
Western Union Tel Co, A D Laughlin mngr
Wiesner W Co (Wenzel Wiesner, Louis A Seyk), clothing.
Wing George D, publr The Owl.
WING GEORGE W, Attorney-at-Law, Loans, Investments, Real Estate. Insur- ance, Collections, Practice in All Courts, Publisher of Wing & Wattawa's Anno- tations to the Wisconsin Supreme Court Reports.
Geo. Douglass, Mgr. Wells Bldg. Milwaukee, Wis.
R. G. DUN & CO., The Mercantile Agency
Geo. F. Rohn, "Everything Electrical."
Dynamos and Motors, Tel- ephones and Watchman's Clocks. MILWAUKEE.
POLK'S
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.
Kewaunee
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Kiel 517
Wisconsin Telephone Co, M J Rice mngr. Wochas Wenzel M, physician.
Wojtechowsky Wm, cigar mnfr. Ziemer August, foundry.
Zuzanek Joseph, baker.
KEYESER.
Population, 20. In Leeds township. Col- umbia county, 24 miles southeast of Port- age, the county seat, 61/2 miles northeast of Morrisonville, the nearest shipping and banking point. Mail. daily. G. B. Gilbert- son, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. · (See page 4.) Carlton E P, physician.
Dodge C, creamery. Population, 1,500. An incorporated village Gilbertson G B, general store. real estate located on the C., M. & St. P. Ry. and on- and agrl impts. the Sheboygan river in Manitowoc county, HAVERSON HENRY, General Store. Lerdul Ole, shoemaker. 28 miles southwest of Manitowoc, the coun- ty seat, and 1034 southeast of Chilton. It Sinder Wm, blacksmith. was settled in 1854, was incorporated in 1892, and has Catholic and Reformed Evangelical KEYESVILLE. churches; good schools, a bank, a flouring mill, a furniture factory. a planing mill,
A discontinued postoffice in Ithaca town- brick and tile works, 2 grain elevators, a ship. Richland county, 9 miles east of Rich-
woodenware factory, etc. Among the ho- land Center, the county seat. Has rural tels the Commercial House will be found free delivery from Sandusky.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Beaver Christopher, mason.
Durst Henry. cheese mnfr. Huebsch & Coy, well drillers. Miller Joseph, carpenter.
KEYSTONE.
A country jostoffice in Cleveland town- Anhalt Wm A, blacksmith. ship, Chippewa county, 20 miles north of Arnold Peter, harness. Chippewa Falls, the county seat, and 14 from Bloomer, the usual shipping and Balz Nicholas, saloon. banking point. Mail, daily. August C. F. Faumann Ernest P. meats.
Bartz, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) BARTZ A C F, General Store and Apiarist.
Cheverier O, carpenter. Gorton L P, planing and saw mill. Jensen Hans, saw mill. Oliver George, carpenter.
Robert Irvin. mason.
Trott W B, carpenter.
KICKBUSH.
Population, 50. A postoffice and flag sta- tion on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Merrill township, Lincoln county, 8 miles north of Merrill, the judicial seat and banking point. Mail, daily. George B. Crapsey, postmaster
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Anderson Fred, blacksmith.
CRAPSEY GEORGE B, Grocer and Saw Mill and Hotel.
Miller Lawrence, shoemaker.
Uecker Hermon, brickmaker. Wayland Peter, blacksmith.
KIEL.
strictly first-class. A German weekly newspaper-the Kiel National Zeitung-is published. Stages daily to Marytown, Rhine and intermediate points. Exp., U. S. Tel .. W. U. W. J. Guetzloe, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Allinger Charles H, cigar mnfr.
Ammann Joseph, jeweler.
Ammann Henry J. cigar mnfr.
Arps Mrs Dora, dressmaker.
Becker Mathias, mason,
Berg Frank, shoes. Berth Julius, propr Grand Central House.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL, A H Mields Propr, The Best of Accommodations to the Traveling Public. (See . adv.)
COMMERCIAL HOTEL THE, A Lindner Propr, Kiel's Leading Hotel, Table A1, Commercial Men's Headquarters, Only $1.50 per Day.
Daliden Peter, marshal.
THE COLUMBIAN HOTEL,
A. H. MIELDS, Proprietor.
Dealer in Choice Wines, Liquors, Cigars.
KIEL,
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WISCONSIN.
The Name and Address of every Real Estate Dealer IN THE UNITED STATE! POLK'S REAL ESTATE DIRECTORY, IS GIVEN IN Also Abstracters of Title, Digest of Realty Laws, Etc. R. L. POLK & CO., Chicago, III.
732-766 GREENBUSH ST. MILWAUKEE, WIS. , Iron Work for Buildings, Heavy Machinery Castings, Catch Basins and Manhole Covers. WM. BAYLEY & SONS CO .. ? GENERAL FOUNDERS and MACHINISTS all Kinds.
Stable Fixtures of
THE BEST IS CHEAPEST
Green Bay Business College.
Offers Superior Instruction.
(See opp. p. 422. E. F. QUINTAL, Prop.
518
Kiel R. L. POLK & CO.'S Kilbourn
Duecker J M & Co (John M and Gustav A), SIMON GOTTLIEB H, Mnfr and Dealer hardware.
Eastern Wisconsin Tel Co. Edward Guten- kunst mngr.
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