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Department 8, WASHINGTON, D. C.
PATENTS.
Book. Address, W. T. FITZGERALD & CO., Attorneys at Law,
treated as sacredly confidential. 25 years' experience. Highest references. Send for
Trade-Marks, Caveats, Labels and Copyrights promptly procured. A 48-Page Book Free. Send Sketch or Model for Free Opinion as to Patentability. All business
DECORATIONS ODIN J. OYEN, 116 S. 4th St., LA CROSSE, WIS.
For CHURCHES, THEATRES, RESIDENCES
Designs and estimates furnished for Decorating, Painting and Hardwood Finishing. Foreign and Domestic Wall Paper Fabrics. (See adv. in class Clergymen)
PRACTICAL MACHINISTS Repairing Engines, Pumps and Machinery of every des- of Special Machinery and Tools. General Jobbing.
524 Kunesh
R. L. POLK & CO.'S La Crosse
Hime C, justice.
KANE T S, General Store. KEENEY ROBERT, Live Stock.
Miller Mat, saw mill. Pasche Albert, cheese.
Stender John, lawyer.
Thornton John, constable.
LAC DU FLAMBEAU.
Population, 1,800. On the C. & N. W. Ry. in Flambeau township, Vilas county, 48 miles air line northwest of Eagle River,
the judicial seat, and 18 from Minocqua, the manufactories, woolen mills, rattan works, nearest banking point. Has Catholic and iron works, brick yards; it has 5 large
Methodist churches. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Joseph Vasseur, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. are also several works for the manufacture (See page 4.)
of plows and other agricultural implements. Abbott Irene, teacher. La Crosse also carries on an extensive job- Brogan John, justice. bing business, having for a market West- Diamond Frances, teacher. ern Wisconsin, Northern Iowa, Southern Fish Andrew J, barber. Minnesota, and the States of North and Flambeau Lumber Co (J S Stearns, Fred South Dakota. The city owns its own wat-
Herrick), general store and saw mill.
Gauthier Benjamin, hotel.
Herrick Fred, mngr Flambeau Lumber Co. Jensen J L, butcher.
King Moses. C, carpenter.
Metoxen Nelson, blacksmith.
Olmstead Rev W J (Methodist).
Phillips H J, supt Indian School.
Pinch J W, physician.
Schillman Anton, railroad, exp and tel agt. VASSEUR JOSEPH, Musician.
Wright W S, farmer.
LA CROSSE.
Population, 35,000. The judicial seat of county of same name, is an important, pro- gressive city situated at the confluence of the La Crosse and Black rivers with the Mississippi. Its transportation facilities are unexcelled. The La Crosse div. of the C., M. & St. P. Ry. places it in direct com- munication with Chicago. The Southern Minnesota, Dubuque and River divisions of the same road open a highway through Iowa, Minnesota and the Dakotas and the Wisconsin Valley and Chippewa Valley di- visions afford access to the pine and hard- wood regions of Wisconsin. The C. & N. W. Ry., with its various divisions, develop extensive territory. The G. B. & W. R. R. brings La Crosse in contact with lake navigation, over 200 miles nearer tide water. than Chicago. The C., B. & Q. R. R. trav- erses the territory on the east bank of the Mississippi, as those already mentioned oc- cupy the west, and the Father of Waters itself, during the season of navigation, is an important factor in the problem. The
La Crosse & Southeastern Electric Ry., now under construction will bring La Crosse into more direct communication with Vernon, Crawford and Richland coun- ties. The site of the original city was sur- veyed in 1842, but it was not incorporated until 1856. For years the staple industry was the manufacture of lumber, a business which is still carried on to a large extent. The increase is shown more in the exten- sion of the new manufacturing industries, and this steady growth has been owing more to the capital and enterprise of its own citizens than adventitious introduction
there are large foundries, machine shops, boiler works and marine ways, ladies gar- ment factory, tobacco warehouses, large packing houses, glove, mattress, box, cigar, cigar box, candy, cracker, soap, furniture, broom, vinegar, boot and shoe, confection- ery, trunk and package factories, 3 button factories, 2 knitting works, the best equip- ped carriage works in the state, sash, door and blind factories, a large tannery, rub- ber clothing factory, tool works, granite and marble works, electrical instrument
breweries, 8 cooperages, and its flour mills have a daily capacity of 2,500 barrels; there
er works, is lighted by electricity, has a well-disciplined and well-equipped paid fire department, the most substantial and con- venient school buildings, and the most efficient system of public schools that can be found anywhere. There is an elegant and commodious city building, a free li- brary and a new $150,000 court house. The city possesses great attractions for resi- dence; it is well paved, well watered-the residence portion beautifully platted and well kept; its educational advantages are kept up to a high standard, and Oak Grove Cemetery, with its wealth of floral decora- tions, will compare favorably with those of the largest cities. It has 50 churches, an opera house and several music halls, and these in connection with several social and literary societies, adequately administer to the religious, mental and moral cravings of the inhabitants. There are 3 daily news- papers, the Leader-Press, the Morning Chronicle and the Abend Stern, all of which issue semi-weekly editions. The weekly papers are the Argus, the Nord- stern, the Vlastenec (Bohemian), and the Volksfreund. There are several first-class hotels, among which may be mentioned the Stoddard (just completed at a cost of $350,- 000 for building and furnishing), Cameron House, Hotel Grand, Hotel La Crosse, and the Hotel Law. Stages daily to Brinkman, Coon Valley, Esofea and Viroqua. Tele- phone connections. Tel., W. U. and Pos- tal. Exp., Adams, Am. and U. S. W. B. Tscharner, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Adams Express Co, C A Warner agt, 229 Main.
ADVANCE BEDDING COMPANY, W F Hurtgen Pres, E A Williams Vice-Pres, H Van Derberg Sec and Treas, Mnfrs Sanitary Bedding, 109 S Front.
Ahrens Carl, saloon, 305 N 3d.
ALBERT MAX, Truss, Abdominal Sup- porters, Shoulder Braces and Deformity Appliance Mnfr, 410 S 3d. (See page 527.) Alexander John, horseshoer, 1417 S 4th.
Alger Luther W, phys, 221 S 7th.
Allen Mrs E L, dressmkr, 718 State.
from without. In addition to its saw' mills, Allen Frank W, hotel, 433 Mill.
Collections.
NORTHWESTERN COL. AGENCY,
6th Floor Sentinel Bldg., MILWAUKEE, WIS. Branch Offices and Connections in every city and county in the United States and in all Foreign Business Centers. We make quick Mercantile reports very cheap. No Membership Fee.
(See adv. in Classi- cription. Put up Shafting. Hangers and Pulleys. Builders
CHAS, W. SCHNECK, BRO. & CO. 727-729 St. Paul Ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
fied Machinists.)
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La Crosse WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
La Crosse
525
Gund's Peerless
A Bottle Beer of Commanding Superiority
To be found at all first-class clubs, cafes and bars everywhere.
It received the Gold Medal Award at the World's Fair, St. Louis, 1904, for Purity and Excellence of Flavor,
JOHN GUND BREWING CO. LA CROSSE, WIS.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
Mention the Gazetteer when writing.
WOOLEY & HANSON
GENERAL CONTRACTORS BUILDERS SPECIALTIES.
Estimates Given on Application for Work in any Part of the State for Street Brick Paving, Cement Walks and Driveways. . .
BRICK, CUT and CRUSHED STONE. LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN.
HEMIJ TROR2 OGAHOJC
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Reliable Life Insurance at Cost. Combining the BEAVER'S economy of Fraternal Insurance with the Reserve Fund Stability of Old Line Insurance. DEPUTIES
WANTED. Ben. E. Wait, Sec., Stoughton, Wis.
. From St. Louis to Kansas City, Pueblo and Denver.
526
La Crosse
R. L. POLK & CO.'S La Crosse
Allen Mrs Minnie E, dressmkr, 1716 Pros- pect.
Allen Rev Thomas K (Episcopal), 220 S 6th. Beck Bessie, music tchr, 816 S 4th. Allen Mrs T, tailor, 726 N 3d.
Allen Vera L, tchr, 1836 Wood.
Allendorf Lafayette, dray, 415 N 11th.
Alm Clara, dressmkr, 615 S 8th.
Aluminum Rubber Horse Shoe Co, Wm Beckmann Charles R, phys, 431 Main. Tisch mngr, 221 Main.
Ambrose John, saloon, 400 Mill.
American Dist Tel Co, Wm R Chapman Bellevue Albert, drugs, 129 S 3d. mngr, 200 Main.
American Express Co, T B Lawrence agt, 312 'Main.
AMERICAN HOUSE, Johnson & Hesler Proprs, 522 Mill.
American House, John Timp propr, 216 Pearl.
American Saving Stamp Co, A E Harring- ton mngr, 218 Main.
Amsrud John, saloon, West La Crosse. Amsrud Otter, saloon, 516 St Cloud.
Anderson Adolph T, shoes, 135 S 4th.
Anderson August, grocer, 733 Rose.
Anderson Carpet Co (Marcus Anderson), 220 Main.
Anderson Gilbert, wall paper, 628 Main.
Anderson Rev R (Norwegian Luth), 417 Madison.
Anderson Samuel W, real est, 21 Batavian Bank bldg.
Arenz Joseph S, shoes, 323 Pearl.
ARGUS PUBLISHING CO, Frank Geis- enheimer Mngr, Publrs La Crosse Argus, 832 Rose.
Armour & Co, Oscar Olsen mngr, frt depot C, M & St P R R.
Arnold Ferdinand, carpet weaver, 513 John- son.
Art Glass Co The (Frederick Fleminer, Harry V Lamborn), 123 S Front.
Ashla Andrew, grocer, 1725 George.
Ausfelder Mary, saloon, 619 S 2d.
Bachellor Norris C, genl contr, 109 N 3d.
Badger Mattress Co, George W Johnson mngr, 111 Main.
Badger Steel Roofing and Corrugating Co, Joseph Clarke pres, G F Sexauer vice- pres, H Hallauer treas, S J Lennon sec and mngr, N 3d.
Bailey David, saloon, 113 Main.
Bailey Jennie M, tchr, 904 Cass.
Baker Carrie, dressmkr, 1423 Ferry.
Baker Charles H, dairy, 1421 Vine.
Ballard John A, phys, 427 Main.
Bangsberg John, tailor, 610 Mill.
Bangsberg Ludwig, tailor, 1709 George.
Banner Bowling Assn, Frank G Roth Blaha Frank, saloon, 1316 S 4th. mngr, 507 Main.
Barney T J, mason, 911 Cameron av.
Barrell Finley & Co, John Parks mngr, stocks and grain, 323 McMillan bldg.
Barron E R Co The, Thomas Updegraff pres, H Hoogenstyn sec, G W Burton treas, dry gds, 424 Main.
Barry Ida A, tchr, bds 137 S 12th.
Bartel Anna, tchr, res 1014 Jackson.
Bartl Franz, propr Eagle Brewery, 1301 La Crosse.
Bartz Carl H, gunsmith, 204 S 3d.
Bartz Charles A, carpenter, 138 S 10th.
Batavian Bank (capital $200,000), E E Bent- Boma Michael, grocer, 1015 Pine.
ley pres, E M Wing cashr, 319 Main.
Batchelder & Son (Wm N and Wm B), Booher Essie, music tchr, 1326 Avon.
shoes, 303 Main.
Baty James, saw filer.
Baum George, meats, 801 Rose.
Baum Henry, meats, 709 Rose.
Beck Martin, shoemkr, 320 S 3d. Beck Wm, umbrellas, 209 N 3d.
Becker A L, music tchr, 928 State. Becker Mary, tchr, 928 State.
Bell Machine Co (George C and Leroy M Bell, John Murri), machs, 112 Main.
BENEDICT ADELBERT R, Restaurant, 205 Main.
Bennett Wells E, architect, 4 Batavian Bank bldg.
BENTON THOMAS P & SON (Thomas P and Wm F), Mnfrs Electrical Machinery, Dynamos and Motors, Marine, Gas and Gasoline Engines and Electrical Contract- ors, 200 S Front. (See page 529.)
Beranek Frank V, saloon, 421 S Front.
Berg Mrs Emil, nurse, 1108 Division. Berg Wm H, saloon, 120 S 3d.
Bergen Mary M, dressmkr, 627 S 6th. Berger George H, saloon, 210 S 4th. Bergh Piano Co (T T Bergh), 205 S 4th. Bertelson Axel, grocer, 15th and Market.
Beust M V. phys, 609 Main.
Beutler Arthur J, grocer, 901 S 3d. Bey C Henry, shoemkr, 305 N 9th. Beyer Lena, dressmkr, 127 S 9th. Beyschlag Charles A, drugs, 503 Main.
Bezpaletz M J, grocer, 810 S 9th.
Bice Daisy, teacher. 1312 Caledonia.
Bickel J D Produce Co, J D Bickel pres, 115 Pearl.
Bickford James M, commission, 118 N Front Bigelow Cigar Co (Harry and Walter Bige- low), 206 S 4th.
Bigelow Frank A, wood, 111 S 6th.
Bigelow Volney A, cigars, 313 Main.
Bina Frank, barber, 904 S 10th.
Bion Louis J, saloon, 117 S 3d.
Bird John P. supt public schools.
Birnbaum John, saloon, 631 S 8th.
Birnbaum Nicholas, grocer. 1126 Gillette.
Bitzer Bros (Charles and Henry J), grocers, 729 Division.
Bjorge Julius, meats. 810 Sill.
Bjorkman Ernest J, masseur, 420 Main. Bjornstad Archie S. dentist, 310 Pearl. BLACK RIVER GRANITE CO, Simon Goldish Pres, R Solomonitz Vice-Pres, A M Goldish Sec and Treas. 430 LaCrosse.
Blackwell Mariam C (Christian Scientist), 425 Main.
Blasck Robert, propr LaCrosse Woolen Mills, 712 S 8th.
Bleekman Ruth, teacher, 225 S 9th.
BLEEKMAN & BLEEKMAN (Adelbert E and Adelbert E jr), Lawyers, 213 Mc- Millan Bldg.
Blume Emil, confr, 123 S 5th, Boeckmann & Palitzki (Fred Boeckmann, Joseph Palitzki), horseshoers, 227 Jay.
Boehm Albert, taxidermist 521 Oakland.
BOLDUAN & REICHGELT (Wm Bold- uan, John Reichgelt), Proprs Gateway City Wagon and Carriage Works, 415 N 3d
Boma Sebastian, grocer, 314 S 3d.
Booth Mnfg Co, Fred Wightman mngr, mnfrs flavoring extracts, 117 S 2d.
SIGN OF THE
BILJE FI AG. Registered
ZIMMERMANN BROS. Clothing Co.
384 East Water St., MILWAUKEE,WIS. RETAIL. -
MISSOURI PACIFIC RY "THE COLORADO SHORT LINE" VHADE KARE
Gateway City Steel Tank and Roofing Co.
LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN.
Cornices, Skylights, Roofing and Siding, Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Work.
La Crosse
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. La Crosse 527
OUR TWO SPECIALTIES
Each Transforming a Necessity into an Inexpensive Luxury as well.
WRITE FOR CATALOG AND PRICES.
THE
Vought-Berger Company, MAKERS OF FIRST-AWARD Telephones, Switchboards and Appliances, LaCrosse, - Wis.
THE PENDENT TELEPHONE Disposing the instrument always at the user's elbow and never in the way.
THE TWO BALLS ADJUSTER
Exactly adjusting an incandescent light at any height, angle or point in a 20 foot room.
Established 1892. 27 Years Experience.
MAX ALBERT,
MANUFACTURER OF
Trusses and Deformity Appliances Also Expert in Truss Fitting. 410 South Third Street, LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN.
WIRING AND REPAIRING. SUPPLIES. CHANDELIERS.
A. O. COLBY,
Electrical Contractor.
622 Main Street,
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LA CROSSE, WIS.
Old Phone 3914. New Phone 131A.
Miller' HIGH LAFE THE BEST MILWAUKEE BEER
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AMERICAN PLUMBING & HEATING CO. STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING. GAS FITTING AND VENTILATING. Esti- mates Cheerfully Furnished. 134 Second Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS. (See Ady. in Milwaukee)
TIME IS CASH
See Advertisement Page 8.
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La Crosse R. L. POLK & CO.'S La Crosse
Borresen Lilly, tchr, 1332 Caledonia.
Bosshard Emma, photogr, 118 N 5th.
Bosshard Otto, district attorney.
Boston Art Co, G E Robertson mngr, 125 Chicago & Northwestern Ry, Edmund S S 4th. Case agt, 3d and Vine.
Bott Ella, dressmaker. 425 N 10th. Botz Ferdinand, barber, 1640 George. Bowlby Samuel L, billiards, 121 N 3d. Boyle Edward, saloon, 1728 George. Boyle Wm, saloon, 2122 George.
Braatz Minnie, dressmaker, 809 S 5th. Bradfield John A L, phys, 426 Main.
Bradfield Nathan, chief fire dept station; State bet 4th and 5th.
Bradish George P, county surveyor.
Brahmstadt Christ, confr, 422 Mill.
Brakke John, drugs, 1353 Caledonia.
Branger Clara A, music tchr, 1620 Main. BRAUN & SCHREITER (Robert Braun, City Hall, cor 6th and State.
Wm E Schreiter), Diamonds, Watches City Hotel. August Rhode propr, 226 Pearl.)
and Jewelry, 318 Pearl.
Brayton Abby, teacher, 137 S 11th.
Brayton Anna, teacher, 137 S 11th.
Breinig Fredericka, dressmkr, 1403 Badger. Briebach Frederick, meats, 537 Main.
Briebach Frederick jr, meats, 1114 Gillette. Brimberg Otto, genl store, 815 Logan. Brindley John, county judge.
Bristow John J. blacksmith, 513 St Cloud. Bronson Wm, restaurant, 125 S 3d.
Bruha Anton J, grocer, 903 Adams.
BRYANT BENJAMIN F, Attorney-at- Law, Batavian Bank Bldg.
Buchheim Reinhold, baker, 211 Pearl.
Buell Kate M, teacher, 207 S 9th.
Buell Phoebe L, teacher, 207 S 9th.
Burns John C. whol fruits, 309 Main. BURROUGHS HERBERT S, Pres Gate- way City Steel Tank and Roofing Co, 9th cor Green Bay.
Burroughs Wm S, lawyer, 311 Main.
BURTON GEORGE W, Cashier The Na- tional Bank of LaCrosse, Main, s e cor 3d.
Burton Helen M, teacher, 1018 Cass. Busse Hilda, dressmkr. 1133 Vine. Butt Esther F, teacher, 125 S 10th.
Byers Ella' dressmkr, 327 N 6th.
Byrne Frank, chief of police, City Hall. Caldwell Clarence, music tchr, 314 N 4th. Caldwell Genevieve, teacher, 228 S 16th. Callahan John L, phys, 424 Main.
Calvert Robert, surveyor of customs, Govt bldg.
Cameron House, Fred B Smith propr, 2d s w cor Vine.
Cameron Wm D, saloon, 120 N. 3d.
Campbell Susie P, teacher, 127 S 11th.
Capellen John B, clothing, 514 Mill.
Cargill Coal Co, W W Cargill Co proprs, 306 Main.
Cargill W W Co, W W Cargill pres, James B Taylor sec and treas, grain, 302 Main. Carl Gustav, saloon, 2211 Mormon Cooly rd. Carley A A, painter, 900 S 4th.
Carty Rev A C (English Luth).
Cary Myrtle M, teacher, 1017 Berlin.
Case Edmund S, agt Chicago & Northwest- Crowley Anna, teacher, 1232 Mississippi. ern Ry, 3d and Vine. Culver Frank W, barber, 303 N 3d.
Casperson Louis P, dairy, 1419 Loomis.
Cavanaugh & Smith (Patrick F Cavanaugh, Charles Smith), plumbers, 113 N 3d. Chapiewsky Frank, saloon, 1401 S 7th. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R R Depot, 2d s e cor Pearl.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul R R. Arthur S Willoughby div pass agt. C L V Craft frt agt, 2d and Vine.
Chrisjohn Piano Moving Co, 114 N 4th.
Chrisjohn Transfer Co, W H Chrisjohn mngr, 112 N 4th.
Christensen Olof D, barber, 1701 George.
Christensen & Gundersen (Christian Christ- ensen, Adolf Gundersen), phys, 129 S 3d.
Chronicle Co The. J F Straus bus mngr, publrs daily and semi-weekly Chronicle, 211 Main.
Chubb Alonzo, ladies' furnishings, Charles.
1522 City Granite and Marble Wks, John J Stanek propr, 601 S 3d.
Clark A P, pres council, City Hall.
Clark & Clark (Fred W and Albert P), livery, 324 S 5th.
Clarke Frances A, teacher, 125 S 10th.
Cleveland Bertha E, teacher, 123 N 9th. Cleveland Elizabeth, teacher, 123 N 9th. Close Charles T. mach, 108 Main.
Cohen Isaac N, phys, 414 S 5th,
COLBY ADOLPH 0, Electrical Con- tractor and Electric Supplies, Wiring and Repairing, 622 Main. (See right top lines and page 527.)
COLMAN C L LUMBER CO, L C Col- man Pres, E L Colman Vice-Pres and Treas, H L Colman Sec, Lumber, Build- ing Material, Sash, Doors and Blinds, Paper, n w cor 2d and Cameron av. (See page 531.)
Colleran Wm M, dentist. 425 Main.
Collier F W & Co (Frank W Collier, John E Wilson), drugs, 732 Rose.
Collins Anna L, tchr, 129 S 7th.
Collins Edward F, saloon, 111 S 2d. Collins James H, saloon, 201 Pearl.
Concordia Aid Society, Carl Ahrenz pres, 1135 La Crosse.
Continental Clothing House, H N Boehn mngr. Pearl s w cor 4th.
Convent of St Rose D'Viterbo, 709 S 9th. Cooper Mrs Jane C, nurse, 1307 Charles.
Cordell Lawrence P, sewing machs, 523 Main.
Coren Ludwig, dry goods 414 Main.
COULAM THOMAS H, Propr Hotel Grand, 124 S 3d cor Pearl. (See page 529.) Craft C L V, frt agt C M & St PR R, 2d and Vine.
Cramer H & S C (Miss S C Cramer), ins, 16 Batavian Bank bldg.
Cramer & Johnson (Wm F Cramer, Julius O Johnson), barbers, 228 Pearl.
Cronon Edward, coroner, 203 S 4th. Cronon Daisy G, teacher, 1013 State.
Crown Paper Co, W B Marble pres, H J Hinton vice-pres, W R Grant sec, 120 N Front.
Dagendesh George, stone yard, 1002 S 9th. Dahl Christ O, shoemaker, 1113 Gillette. Dahl Christina, dressmkr, 415 Mississippi. Dahl Enoch, saloon, 1700 Onalaska av.
Dana's Third Regiment Band and Orches- tra, Frank G Dana director, 228 Main.
MILWAUKEE, WIS. The Time Indemnity Company GERMANIA BUILDING,
T. I. C .
We sell FARMS, Country Prop- erties, City Properties, Homes, Timber Lands, Etc.
O. E. Pederson Land Co. LADYSMITH, WIS.
Allouez Bi-Magnesia Water
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Springs, Green Bay, Wis.
La Crosse
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. La Crosse 529
THOS. P. BENTON & SON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Electrical Machinery and Supplies. Marine Gasoline Engines and Launches. LA CROSSE, = = = WISCONSIN.
W HERE DO YOU STOP ? WHY, WITH TOMMY, OF COURSE, AT THE
HOTEL GRAND,
THE BEST HEATED HOTEL IN THE NORTHWEST.
RATES, $1.50 to $2.00 PER DAY. LA CROSSE, - -
T. H. COULAM, Propr.
WISCONSIN.
Gateway City Steel Tank-Roofing Co. SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Cornices, Skylights, Roofing, Siding, Corrugated Iron, Conductor Pipe, Eavestrough, Cut-offs, Mitres and Hangers. Galvanized Corrugated Steel Wall Ties for Brick. Galvanized Steel Tanks, Screw Joint Well-Casing. : : : :
LA CROSSE, = = WISCONSIN.
E. HACKNER, DESIGNER AND BUILDER OF
Church Furniture and Altars,
Pulpits, Confessionals, Communion Rails, Baptismal Fonts, Wood Candlesticks, Crosses, etc., Statues in wood or plaster. Manufacturer of all kinds of · Fancy Wood Work. Plans and price lists sent free on application.
Office and Shop, Cor. 13th and Ferry Streets, LA CROSSE, WIS.
G rand Trunk For Niagara Falls, Toronto, Montreal, Portland, Railway System. Canada and the East.
FIRST NATIONAL ACCIDENT COMPANY
ACCIDENT AND HEALTH INSURANCE. Liberal Policy; Prompt Pay. Empire Bldg., cor. Grand Avenue and West Water, MILWAUKEE, WIS. Phone Main 1816
For Niagara Falls, Toronto, Mon- treal, Portland, Canada and East.
Grand Trunk Railway System
530 La Crosse
R. L. POLK & CO.'S La Crosse
Daniels Edward J, dyer, 118 $ 5th.
Daniels John A, lawyer, 328 Main.
Daniels Jessie, teacher, 117 N 15th.
Darling Fremont C, contr. 1708 West av s. Davidson Wm J, painter. 203 State.
Davis. Medary & Platz Co. J S Medary pres, James McCord sec, tanners, 2d and Badger.
Dearman John W, saloon, 218 N Front. Decker Jessie E, teacher, bds 214 § 8th. De Lacy J C. saloon, 109 S 5th.
De Lorea Frank X, carpenter, 518 S 5th. Delphenich Wm P. dairy, 1718 Badger.
DENGLER JOHN, Cigar Mnfr, 129 N 3d
De Ranitz S J. typewriters, 509 Main. Devine Mary, teacher, 512 Caledonia.
Dey Peter A, carpet weaver. 1041 Redfield Diamond Jos Line, Tracy L Burke agt, 113 N Front.
Dittman Fred, hardware, 129 S 4th. Dittman Wm L, grocer, 335 West av n. Dixon Martha S, teacher, bds 207 S 9th. Dockendorff Adelaide, dressmkr, 915 S 8th.
Doerflinger William Co (The), Wm Doer- flinger pres, A W Langenbach vice-pres, Ross Odell sec, general store, Main s e cor 4th.
Doering Oscar, saloon, 528 S 3d.
Doerre Edmund J, hardware, 302 Pearl.
Doherty & Baldwin (John F Doherty, Cam . eron L Baldwin), lawyers, 4th n e cor Jay. Donaldson N S, prin Third Dist School.
Dorset Helen, teacher, 330 S 6th.
Dorset Marion M, teacher, 330 S 6th.
Doten L L, contr 420 Loomis.
Doud Edna, teacher, 308 N 7th.
Doud Sons & Co, C A Doud mngr, coopers. 2d and La Crosse.
DOW CHARLES W, Mngr R G Dun & Co, The Mercantile Agency, 23 Batavian Bank Bldg.
Dow Edward E. piano tuner, 325 Main.
Drake Wm, ins. 616 King.
Dregar Hannah, dressmaker, 1410 Avon.
Dresen Hubert, justice, 402 Caledonia.
Dresen John, propr Germania House, 228 N 2d.
Drew Nellie. teacher. 923 King.
Drummond David, watchmaker, 509 Main.
DUN R G & CO, The Mercantile Agen- cy, C W Dow Mngr, 23 Batavian Bank Bldg.
Duncan Wm, livery, 713 Mill.
Dunham Charles N, crockery, 114 S 3d.
Durland & Valentine (John J Durland, Byron H Valentine), grocers, 1232 Cale- donia.
Dvorak Wenzel. grocer, 1422 S 7th
Dwyer Wm M, undertaker, 632 Mill.
Eagle Brewery, Franz Bartl propr, 1301 La Crosse.
Eagle Hotel, F J Koblitz propr, 120 S 5th.
Eakins Wm, saloon, 500 Avon.
Ebner Joseph, saloon, 213 S 3d.
Eckert Christ. plumber, 720 St Cloud.
Edwards Mrs H M. dressmkr, 705 Pine.
Edwards Wm A, optician, 216 McMillan bldg.
Edwards, Woods Co, 'L A Aiken mngr, stocks and grain, 304 McMillan bldg.
Egan Gregory J. phys, 331 Main. Egstad O H, saloon, 304 IS' 3d.
Einert Henry, grocer, 1029 S 4th.
ELLIOTT-LOEFFLER CO THE, Otto Loeffler Pres, J A Elliott Sec and Treas, Importers and Wholesalers of Fine Wines and Liquors, 222 Pearl.
Elmore Lillian, teacher, 315 N 8th. Emery Jessie M, teacher. 925 Cass.
Emery Wm T, teacher, 925 Cass.
Ender Elizabeth L, dressmkr, 823 S 6th. Engass Anna, grocer, 1200 West av s. Engelberg George, furniture, 703 State.
Erhart J A & Son (John A and Oscar T), drugs, 431 Main.
Erickson August & Co (August Erickson, R C McCaleb), bill posters, 127 N 3d. Erickson Hans, shoemaker, 325 Market. Erickson Henry, shoemaker, 315 Pearl.
Erickson Jacob L, propr Monitor Brewery, 210 Mill.
Erickson Martin, baker, 320 S 5th.
Erickson Rena S, dressmkr, 816 King.
ESCH JOHN J (Winter & Esch), Mem- ber Congress 7th District, 217-219-221 Mc- Millan Bldg.
Eureka Chemical Co, H Moulton pres, R M Bell sec and treas, 4th n e cor Jay.
Evans Edward E, phys, 425 Main.
Evans & Pederson (J T Evans, A Peder- son), contractors, 624 Mill.
Evjen Henry, barber. 1402 Caledonia.
Exchange Hotel, Knute G Wingstad propr, 1800 George
Exchange State Bank (capital and surplus $27,500), J E Wheeler pres, J P Gohres cashr, 800 Rose.
Farlan T J, milliner. 410 Main.
Farnan Josephine, tchr, 325 S 6th.
Farnham Frank, barber, 516 Mill.
Farrand Charles H, dentist, 315 McMillan bldg.
Faville Rev Henry (Congregational), 919 Main.
Felzer Mary, nurse, 1431 George.
Ferguson Richard L, plumber, 305 S 3d.
Ferris Rev Elmer E (Baptist), cor Main and 6th.
Ferstad Laura, dressmkr, 1132 Caledonia. Fessler & Dahl (Augustus A Fessler, Theo- dore Dahl), undertakers, 109 S 3d.
Fetter-Baker-Niebuhr Co (Albert V Fetter, Wm F Baker, Henry H Niebuhr), plumb- ers, 125 S 5th.
Fetter & Crosby (Albert V Fetter, Hom- er Crosby), contrs, 125 S 5th.
Fiebig Joseph J, genl contr, 1106 Winne- bago.
Figge Charles F, dry goods, 729 Rose. Finnegan Ella, dressmkr, 420 S 7th. Figge Charles F, dry goods, 729 Rose. Finnegan Ella, dressmkr, 420 S 7th. Fisher George, dairy, 1403 West av. Fitzwater Sylvester H, saloon, 114 N 3d. Flock Misses M & E, dressmkrs. 508 Main. Foerster Carl G, meats, 1242 Redfield. Ford May F, teacher, 1329 Winnebago. Forschler Adam E, cigars, 323 Main. Forseth Edward P, saloon, 901 Rose. Foster James R, dentist, 206 S 4th.
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