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Webb Wm H, barber, 329 Main.
Weigel Charles J, cigar mnfr, 1419 S 6th. Weigel & Melzarek (Wm J Weigel, Michael P Melzarek), saloon, 1200 La Cross.
Joseph H. Hirz, Manager, 350 East Water St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
KEASBEY & MATTISON CO., the original and only manufacturers,
85 % Magnesia Sectional
STEAM PIPE AND BOILER
Coverings.
The Greatest of all Coal Savers. ABSOLUTELY FIRE PROOF.
PEOPLES TAILORING CO, Tailors for the Trade. AN ELEGANT SAMPLE OUTFIT SENT ON APPLICATION. 250 & 252 West Water Street, - MILWAUKEE.
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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.
Tanks, Smoke Stacks and all kinds of Sheet Iron Work
542 · La Crosse R. L. POLK & CO.'S Ladysmith
Weihaupt George, blksmith, cor 10th and WOOLEY & HANSON (Thomas E Jackson. Wooley, Carl Hanson), General Contract- ors and Builders, Brick, Cut and Crush- Weis Charles L. books, 509 Main. Weiss Charles, music teacher, 922 S 3d. ed Stone, Office 230 S 16th. (See page 525.) Weisse Arthur, meats, 929 Mississippi. Wright George D, clerk circuit court. Wsetecka Joseph F, saloon, 1503 S 7th.
Welch Samuel P. saloon, 1646 George.
WELLS FRANK 0, Livery and Dray- age, 416 St Cloud. (See page 533.) Wermuth Emil D, saloon. 901 S 7th.
Westby Bros (Julius A and Lindahl B), clothing, 115 S 4th.
Western Union Telegraph Co, Wm R Chap- man mngr, 200 Main.
Weston Frank R, phys. 205 McMillan bldg. Wheeler Edward, confr, 825 Rose.
Wheeler, Holway & Co (John E Wheeler, Orlando Holway), ins agts, 800 Rose. White Rev W (Catholic), 319 S 7th.
Whitebreast Coal Co, G. W Traer pres. W. Zeisler George, investments, 1321 Main.
A Sutor sec and treas, 120 Main.
Wirdick C L, music tchr. 1447 Kane. Wiggert Edward B, harness. 218 S 3d.
Viggert John, grocer 1114 S 3d. Will George, grocer, 822 S 9th.
Will Paul, saloon, French Island.
Williams John, saloon, 203 N 3d.
Williams Leonard E. barber, 227 Main. Willinger Matthew, hotel, 927 Green Bay. Willoughby Arthur S. div pass agt C, M & St P R R, 2d and Vine.
Wilson & Robertson (Richard T Wilson, Robert Robertson), livery. 318 State.
Wimmer E G, grocer, 628 S 6th.
Wingstad Knute G, propr Exchange Ho- tel, 1800 George.
Winter Walter C, supervisor of assessors, 217 McMillan bldg.
WINTER & ESCH (Frank Winter, John J Esch), Lawyers, 217, 219 and 221 McMillan Bldg.
Winters John A, phys, Mormon Cooley rd. Winters Oliver G, phys, 624 Winnebago.
WISCONSIN BUSINESS UNIVERSITY, F J Toland Pres, Main n e cor 3d.
Wisconsin Farm Land Co, Ervin G Boyn- ton pres, Orlando Holway sec, 15 Bata- vian 'Bank bldg.
Wisconsin House, Fred Wehrer propr, 308 Anderson Ole E, saloon.
S 3d.
Wisconsin Pearl Button Co, Henry Hall- auer mngr, 730 N 3d.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, J T Quinlan mngr, 4th s w cor State.
Witcraft T R, barber, 107 N 3d.
Withee, Burke & Borresen (Wm W Withee, E Ross. Burke, Emil N Borresen), ins, 110 N 4th.
Withee Levi capitalist, 110 N 4th.
Withee N Haskell, loans, 110 N 4th.
Withee Wm W, pres The Security Savings Bank, investments, 110 N 4th. Withrow Frank E, lawyer, 112 S 4th.
Witt Herman, mason, 1235 S 14th.
Witzke August, tailor, 106 Main. Wold Ole, mason, 1403 Jackson. Wolf Joseph, meats, 1127 S 7th. Woll Nels C, grocer, 1611 George. Woll Ole C, wall paper, 1434 Charles. WOODWARD & LEES
(Gilbert M
Woodward, Andrew Lees), Attorneys-at- East Hotel, Nathan Hand propr. Law, 110 N 4th.
·SIGN OF THE
BLUE FLAG.
Registered
ZIMMERMANN BROS. Clothing Co. -
384 East Water St.,
MILWAUKEE, WIS. RETAIL. -
W. TOEPFER & SONS, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
LADOGA.
A discontinued postoffice in Fond du Lac county, 13 miles southwest of Fond du Lac, the county seat. Has rural free delivery from Waupun.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Pinkerton M H, general store.
LADYSMITH.
Population, 2,500. The judicial seat of Gates county, is located on the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry., and on the Flambeau river, 55 miles north of Chippewa Falls and 130 from Minneapolis. Has Baptist, Cath- olic, Christian, Congregational, Lutheran and Methodist churches, 3 saw mills, stave mill, 2 machine shops, cabinet factory, pulp mill, paper mill, electric light and power plant, 5 hotels, 2 banks and 2 weekly news- papers, the Gates County Journal and the Weekly Budget. Tel., W. U. Exp., West- ern. Telephone connection. J. W. Fritz, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Anderson Andrew E, lawyer.
BAKER TOM, Propr Hotel Baker. (See page 543.)
Barstow Rev H F (Christian).
Bell Milo O, saw mill.
Bennett Mrs L M, milliner.
Bischel Lawrence J, lawyer.
Cardinal Samuel J, notions.
Chippewa Valley Telephone Co, Blanche Kendall operator.
Collins Fannie. milliner.
Corbett Robert Lumber Co (Robert and John Corbett).
Curtis Hiram V, restaurant.
Davis Presley, saloon.
Day Ernest W, dentist.
Decker Herman saloon.
DeSmedt Peter J, jeweler.
Dickerson Harry E, architect.
Dixon J T, propr The Gerard. 1
Dodge Ernest L, stationery.
Dodson & Gerard (Wm Dodson, Clyde K Gerard), furniture.
EDSON FRANK, Livery. (See page 543)
Yeo & Clark Co, Wm Yeo pres, Frank M Clark sec, flour mill, Pine s w cor 2d. Young Edward M, drugs, 301 Main.
Young George W, city treas. City Hall.
Young J D Lumber Co, John D Young pres and treas, Henry D Gerth sec, 24 Bata- vian Bank bldg.
Y M C A, George H Timmings sec, 423 King.
Y W CA, C Irene Burrows sec, 420 Main. Zahn John, saloon, 827 S 11th.
Zein & Co (Mrs Bertha Zein, August Hed- wig), saloon, 328 N 4th.
Gateway City Steel Tank and Roofing Co. LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN.
Sheet Metal Contractors.
TILE, SLATE and COMPOSITION ROOFS, STEEL CEILINGS
Ladysmith
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Ladysmith 543
HOMES
FOR
The man who rents but would rather own- The laboring man in the city- The man with little money but with an oppor- tunity is willing to work and earn a home-
IN GATES COUNTY, WIS.
Fine Hardwood Timber Lands, with enough Tim- ber and Wood to pay for the land and clearing it. THE GREAT DAIRY REGION OF NORTHERN WISCONSIN.
We help the poor man, not only when he buys but after he has bought, to purchase stock and put him in good shape to keep going after he gets started.
With the man who has only $150 to $200, we sell him 80 acres, giving him easy terms on the remain- der, provided he moves on the land at once and begins improving it. Unimproved timber lands from $10 to $16 per acre. Improved lands from $15 to $25 per acre. Write us for our folder which explains everything.
Reduced rates to land seekers.
0. E. PEDERSON LAND COMPANY, LADYSMITH, - WISCONSIN.
A HOME FOR THE BOYS,
Hotel Baker.
TOM BAKER, Propr.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS. ELECTRIC BELLS. EXCELLENT TABLE. STEAM HEATED.
BATHS.
arge Light Sample Rooms.
One block from Depot and right in the Business District.
LADYSMITH,
WISCONSIN.
HOTEL BAKER
HOTEL BAKER
BANTAYRKAZEL.KG
FRANK EDSON, First-class Livery,
Traveling Men's trade solicited. Careful drivers and well ac- quainted with the surrounding country.
LADYSMITH, . WIS.
The Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co.,
of Newark, N. J. Policies after second year
are continued in force as long as value will pay for. Cash or paid-up value if preferred. FRANK L. WILSON, State Agent, 58-59 University Building, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
544 Ladysmith R. L. POLK & CO.'S Lafarge
First National Bank (capital $25,000), G E Sergeant F M, county surveyor. Newman pres, H W True cashr.
Fritz Joseph W, general store.
Gates County Iron Works (John Renstrom, Oscar Ecklund).
Gates County Journal, Dell H Richards State Bank of Ladysmith (capital $25,000), publisher.
Gerard The, J T Dixon propr.
Gordon Joseph H, blacksmith. Haddick John, saloon.
Hand Nathan, propr East Hotel.
Hilbert James C, dentist.
Hill E W, clerk circuit court.
Hill Myrtle. dressmaker.
HOTEL BAKER, Tom Baker Propr. (See page 543.)
Huffman C A, clk circuit court.
Hull & Stelzman (Sarah Hull, B F Stelz- man), meats.
Hurless John M, county treasurer.
Ingle D & Son (David and Frederick), fur- niture.
Jez & Stevens (John Jez, Joseph Stevens), meats.
Jones Rev D L (Congregational).
Jung Carl, baker.
Kent Charles W, surveyor.
Kurz Henry L, grocer.
Ladysmith Hotel, Henry C Woodbury propr.
Ladysmith Light and Power Co, OJ Kauffman mngr.
La Mere Roy, barber
Lee Benjamin C & Co (Benjamin C and a $14,000 school building, and a weekly news-
H M Lee), general store.
Leveille Rock, saloon.
Luell George, cigarmaker.
Lundmark Lambert M, physician.
McGill Leroy E, lawyer.
Mackin W N, county supt schools.
Mahlich Frank, harnessmaker.
Manley George, hotel.
Manning W S, county judge.
Manning & Sabin (Wm S Mannnig, O C|Ainsworth B, carpenter. Sabin), real estate.
Matchette A L, register of deeds.
Mather David H, blacksmith.
Menasha Paper Co, John Youngs mngr.
Menasha Woodenware Co, R S Johnson manager.
Moe Gerhard, tailor.
Mooney Arthur C, drugs.
MUNROE FRANK E, County Clerk.
Nelson Peter H, railroad, exp and tel agt. O'Connor Dr Wm F, coroner.
Osborne & Clark, Charles S Bliss mngr, lumber.
Patno Henry, restaurant.
Pedersen John P, hardware.
PEDERSON O E LAND CO (Oscar E
Pederson), Real Estate and Farm Lands. (See left bottom lines and page 543.)
Richards Dell H. publr Gates County Journal.
Rogness Edward, shoemaker.
Ryall Bros (John L and Ernest), drayman. Sabin Oliver C, surveyor.
Sam Wah, laundry.
Sabin, Clark & Krauss (Oliver C Sabin, Wm E Clark, Samuel Krauss), general store. Sands Robert J, hardware.
Schroeder George W, contractor. Scoville Frank, painter.
Smith David B, baker.
Smith Samuel, grocer.
Spear George L, flour and feed.
Speer Mrs G L, dressmkr.
R O Sinclair pres, J O Sinclair cashr.
Stephenson Wm L, physician.
Thomas Theodore M, lawyer.
Tiffany Edward L, photogr.
True H W, sheriff.
Vaughan Walter M, clothing.
Vilett Edward, barber.
Vilett & Fraser (Edward Vilett, Wm Fras- er), barbers.
Volkman Bros (Fred and Charles), saloon.
Webster J Clarence, drugs.
Welpton J B & B J (John B and Byron J), dry goods.
Wilgrub Mrs Charles E, dressmkr.
Williams G H, district attorney.
Wilson Grant, saloon.
Wolf Rev John (Lutheran.)
Worden's Opera House, Edward M Worden propr.
LAFARGE.
Population, 1,000. An incorporated village in Stark township, Vernon county, 18 miles east of Viroqua, the county seat, and the terminus of the C., M. & St. P. Ry. It has Lutheran, Methodist Episcopal, Seventh Day Adventist and Free Methodist churches,
paper-the Enterprise. Stage lines daily to West Lima, Bloom City, Woodstock, Rock- bridge and Richland Center, and to Rock- ton and Ontario. Exp., U. S. Telephone connection. Henry C. Millard, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
American Hardwood Lumber Co, August Krugel mngr.
Andrews Pitts T, meats and live stock.
Bank of La Farge (capital $5,000), George E Tate pres, L E Calkins cashr,
Barnes O G, real estate.
Bauschka Bros (Christopher A and Peter L), shoes.
Bean D H, live stock breeder.
Bean Joseph, apiarist.
Belcher Mrs T L, milliner.
Bennett Henry E, railroad and exp agt.
Bible & Paul (Floyd L Bible, James W Paul), grocers.
Boyle Lewis C, hoop mnfr.
Brown Charles S, photogr.
Buchanan Carlos, clothing.
Burt Thomas P, propr Hotel Ward.
Butt Wm E, physician.
Calkins Leon E, notary.
Cass Otis V, 2d hd goods and house mover. CENTRAL HOUSE THE, Mike Joseph Proprietor.
Chambers George E, dentist.
Chase Bros (Melvin D and George E), gen) store.
Chase Ernest, vet surgeon.
Clark Alfred, cooper.
Cowee Anson V, pool room.
Coyle Bros Drug Co (Edward M and John P Coyle).
Dalton R. P. real est and notary. De Jean Anson W, notary.
The Gallasch Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF MUSTARD, CATSUP AND VINEGARS 298 MILWAUKEE STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
MURPHY & SURLES, General Agents, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
To obtain a policy that you can change.
without cost, to meet your FUTURE WISHES you must insure in the ...
MANUFACTURERS OF
C. P. & J. LAUSON, GAS and GASOLINE ENGINES. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
103 WEST WATER ST.,
Lafarge WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Lake Church 545
De Jean A W & Son (Anson W and Charles THAYER & MILLISON (Fred A Thay- Travers & Travers (Arthur W, Wm H and Harry H Travers), grocers. Trine Joseph D, painter. West Lima, Bloom City and Richland Cen- ter Stage Line. J), hardware. De Jean Charles J, sheep breeder. Drew Alva F, lawyer. Drew Mrs Edith L, notary. Elliott John H, barber. Esch J I, physician. er, Levi Millison), Lumber, Cement. Hard Wall Plaster and Interior Finish. Ferlen Nels A, genl store. Fry Lewis P blksmith. Wiscon Telephone Co, T P Burt mngr. Yeomans Cyrus E, ice. Gaines Edward E, phys. Gift Jonathan, apiarist. Greenwood James D, jeweler.
Hart Andrew, mason. Hart Wm, blacksmith.
Hater Bros (John and Lemuel), mason. Hater /Wm, brick mnfr and mason.
Henthorne Mrs Susan, restaurant.
Hicks George S, confectionery.
Hilderbrand Fred H, carpenter. Hopkins Millard F, carp. Hook Samuel, genl store. Hotel Ward, T P Burt propr.
Hugil Thomas, prin of school.
Huston Isaiah T, dray.
Independent Arm and Pin Co, E E McCol- lum mngr, electrical supplies and lumber mnfrs.
Jorden Alfred T, cattle and dog breeder.
JOSEPH MIKE, Propr The Central House.
KNUTSON PETER H, Wholesale and Retail Flour, Feed and Grain, Feed Mill in Connection.
La Farge Electric Co.
La Farge Enterprise (weekly), B R Moyle publr.
La Farge Lumber Co, Joseph Collins mngr. La Farge Milling Co, James Dinsdale pres, George E Tate sec, Charles M Seeley treas.
La Farge Opera House, Harry C Plimpton Bay View Hotel. Ed Shepard propr.
mngr.
La Farge String Band, B Ainsworth leader. La Farge Telephone and Exchange Co, P A Hill mngr.
Lewis Andrew J, physician.
Lombard Homer A, confectioner.
MILLARD HENRY C, General Store Notary and Postmaster.
Moyle Bennet R, publr La Farge Enter- prise.
Mullendore A M, cheese mnfr.
Mullendore Eva M, dressmkr.
NEEFE JAMES E, General Store.
Norris Irvin L, barber.
Parker Charles A, harness.
Perkins Edward L, well borer.
Plimpton Mrs Corinne L, milliner.
Plimpton Furniture Store (Harry C and Co- rinne L Plimpton.) Poorman Bird E, livery.
Potts Elmer E, hardware. Rand's Hall, C R Rand propr.
Riley Wm, justice.
Riley Wm M, general store.
Rinehart Jacob, planing mill.
RIZER MARQUIS D, Live Stock. Rusk A J, plasterer.
Smith Earl, lumber.
Southworth & Son (J W and George), cat- Groff John, saloon and grocer.
tle breeders, 2 miles s w. Stevens Lucy, milliner.
Strait Samuel E, blacksmith.
Tate George E, insurance. Thayer John W, whol lumber.
LAGOON.
Kenosha county. Name changed to Pow- ers Lake.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
LA GRANGE.
A discontinued postoffice in Walworth county, 11 miles northeast of Elkhorn, the county seat. Has rural free delivery from Whitewater.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Bromley W M. general store.
LAKE BEULAH.
Population, 70. On the Wis. Central Ry., in East Troy township. Walworth county, 17 miles northeast of Elkhorn, the judicial seot, 5 from East Troy, the nearest bank- ing point, and 25 southwest of Milwaukee. Stages daily to East Troy. Exp., National. Tel .. W. U. Telephone connection. H. E. Vobach, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Beulah Cottages, N McGraw propr.
Elmore Wm, r r and exp a'gt.
Fraser F L, notary.
Hammond & Schaub, carpenters.
Heddles Lumber Co, coal.
Hotel Beulah, J Porter propr.
Krosch Charles. blacksmith.
Kyburz Bros, carpenter.
Kyburz Daniel, mason.
McGraw N, propr Beulah Cottages.
Porter J. propr Hotel Beulah.
Schaub Mrs Florence, music teacher.
Schaub George, blacksmith.
Shepard E, propr Bay View Hotel.
VOBACH H E, General Store.
LAKE CHURCH.
Population. 60. In Belgium township, Ozaukee county, 9 miles north of Port Washington, the county seat and usual banking point, and 134 from Belgium, the nearest shipping point. Mail, twice daily. Mathias Scholl. postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
Anzia Michael, undertaker and shoemaker. Bruecker Rev H J (Catholic).
Johann Wm, saloon.
Reiter Peter, painter.
Schanen Jacob, general store and hotel. Schanen Wm, teacher.
SCHOLL MATHIAS, Farmer.
60% of the Fancy Cheese in United States produced in Wis- consin. For fine dairy farms, write
Benson & Anderton, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
PIPES THAT SWEAT, ALL KINDS OF CASTINGS, ETC. CREAM CITY PAINT MNFG. CO.
Manufacturers of ROYAL BLACK DIAMOND PAINT, for Hot and Cold Water Pipes, 115 WISCONSIN STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
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.)
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Lake Five
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Lake Geneva
LAKE FIVE.
A discontinued postoffice in Washington Carr Edward R, mngr Hotel Green.
county, 19 miles southwest of West Bend, the county seat, and 3 west of Colgate. the nearest railroad station. Waukesha, 17 miles distant, is the nearest banking point. Ha's rural free delivery from Colgate.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
LAKE GENEVA.
Population, 3,000. An incorporated city, picturesquely situated on the lake from which it takes its name, and on the C. & N. W. Ry., and is a flourishing village in Walworth county, 10 miles southeast of Elkhorn, the county seat. 53 southwest of Milwaukee, and 70 northwest of Chicago. It is one of the loveliest summer resorts in the country, and the shores are dotted with villas erected by wealthy Chicago parties and others, and several large steamers and a fleet of row boats are in constant readiness to convey picnic parties to different points on the shore. The lake affords excellent water power. Has water works, electric light and fire department. Several good hotels cater to the wants of the traveling public, and the city contains 7 churches, representing as many denominations, good public schools, an opera house, 2 banks and 2 weekly newspapers, the Herald (Rep,) and the News (Rep.). It was formerly known as Geneva'. Stages to Springfield, 31/2 miles distant to meet all trains on the C., M. & St. P. Ry .; fare, 50 cents. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Telephone exchange. C. S. French, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
American Express Co, Fred H C Beck- man, agent.
Anderson Nels, propr The Lake House.
Arnold Robert B, druggist.
Barber Mrs Allice L, dentist.
BARFIELD JOSIAH, Cashier First Na- FIRST NATIONAL BANK (Capital $50,- tional Bank.
Barnet Wm L, general store.
Bashaw John N. blacksmith.
Beamsley George, dairyman.
Bloomfield Center Creamery.
Borden's Condensed Milk Co, D F Curtis mngr.
Bradshaw & Perrin (Daniel W Bradshaw, Thomas G Perrin), billiards.
Briegel Reinhard, harnessmaker.
Brown Lewis G, lawyer.
Buckbee Frank A, justice of peace.
Buell Emery A, farm implements.
Buell & Matson (Laurie Buell, Frederick Matson), grocers and bakers.
Burdick Byron H, restaurant.
Burdick Hugh A, lawyer.
Burns John, harnessmaker.
BURTON, DENISON & DAVIDSON (War- ren E Burton, Edmund D Denison, Eben- ezer Davidson), Flour, Feed and Grist Mill Button Bros (Silas and Frank), florists. Button Ezra, city marshal.
Button & Jenkins (George A Button, Ed- ward W Jenkins), tin, copper and sheet iron works.
Byers Emery M, physician. Campbell Bert C, dentist.
Carman George P, tailor.
Case & Barfield (Charles F Case, Josiah Barfield), insurance.
Chapman & Lewinski (Edward Chapman, Wm Lewinski), barbers.
Chittenden Albert D, junk.
Christensen Louis, shoemaker.
Cleghorn Bros (John and Hugh), machinists COBB HARDWARE CO (H E and Sylvia S Cobb), Hardware, Stoves and Tinware. Cole Rev Elmer L (Baptist).
Coleman & Reinert (Frederick Coleman, Ed- ward Reinert), masons.
Collie Winn R. hotel.
Conroy James P, carpenter.
Cook Julius, hotel.
Cornell Bros (Charles W and Frank B), creamery.
Croden Larry, chief fire department.
Cutteridge Charles H, dentist.
Davidson Ebenezer, mayor.
Day Frederick, machinist.
Deblast S & Co, wholesale and retail fruits. Demerath & Schneider (Miss Lena Dem- erath, Miss Lulu Schneider), millinery.
Denison & Cassin (E D Denison, James Cassin), blacksmiths.
Dennison House, F J Farrell propr.
Donaldson Eva, dressmaker.
Duff Wm, tailor.
Durkee Frank M. coal and wood.
Edwards Elmer L, mngr Wis Tel Co.
Equitable Electric Light Co. Chas S French pres. Charles F Case sec.
EVANS H J, Propr Hampshire Farm, Shorthorn Cattle Breeder.
FARMERS' NATIONAL BANK (Capital $30,000 Undivided Profits $2,000), Andrew Kull Pres, A S Robinson Vice-Pres, E D Richardson Cashier. (See page 549.)
Farrell F J, propr Dennison House.
Ferguson Thomas H, vet surgeon.
Filippini & Schlini (A M Filippini. Antone Schlini), fruits.
000. Surplus $35,000), Alvan E Tyler Pres, B O Reynolds Vice-Pres, Josiah Barfield Cashier, Arthur G Bullock Asst Cashier. (See page 547.)
Fisher A L, baker.
Fishman Frank J. wakonmaker.
Fleischfesser Rev H A R (Lutheran). Fong Ed Kee, laundry.
Forrest Samuel, builder.
Frederick Charles E, plumber.
FRENCH CHARLES S, Attorney-at- Law and Postmaster.
Gaffney James E, agt C & N W Ry. Gardner Charles H, city clerk and ins. Garl Ernestine J H, physician.
Giese Otto, shoemaker.
GILBERT CLARENCE D, Grocer, Fin- est Stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries in Town, 600 Main. Tel 22.
GILL WM E, Machinist and Automo- bile Dealer and Repairer. Phone 76-3r; house 191-3r. (See page 547.)
Gillette Mrs O. music teacher.
Glenwood Hotel, Marshall Bros proprs.
Gould C S & Son (Charles S and Charles L), ice cream mnfrs.
GRANT A L, Furniture and Under- taking, Fred B Grant Embalmer.
MILWAUKEE.
- - 1 O C T. Folding Paper Boxes of all kinds. 185-191 Milwaukee Street,
5-Company
INCORPORATED
Monarchy Frobaking
KRUS ENGRAVING CO. EVENING WIS. BLDG.MILWAUKEE
DESIGNING HALF-TONE ZINC-ETCHING
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
WM. E. GILL,
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS.
Expert Machine Work, Batteries and Supplies. OFFICE AND SHOP CORNER MAIN AND CENTER STREETS, LAKE GENEVA, - WISCONSIN.
KOHN BROS., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Whiskies and Beer. BEN FRANKLIN AND CEDAR BROOK A SPECIALTY. ALSO ALL KINDS OF DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED WHISKEY. Jos. Schlitz Beer. Wigwam Cigar 5c. Specialty. LAKE GENEVA AND FONTANA, WISCONSIN.
20th Year POLK'S Ninth Revised Edition
Medical Register and Directory OF NORTH AMERICA.
(3,100 Pages.)
CONTAINS A List of over 140,000 Physicians (including addresses and college data), all Hospitals, Sanitariums, Penal Institutions, Medical Col- leges, Societies and Journals, Boards of Health, Medical Laws, Etc., Etc.
This is Positively the Only National Medical Directory Published Which has an Official Record of all Graduates of the North American Medical Colleges for use in its compilation.
R. L. POLK & CO., Publishers, DETROIT, MICH.
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
AND
Iron Mountain Route
KNOWN AS THE
Great Southwest System
Connecting the Commercial and Mining Centers and Rich Farms of
The Broad Wheat and Corn Fields, Oil and Gas Districts and Thriving Towns of The Fertile River Valleys and Trade Cen- ters of .
The Grand, Picturesque and Enchanting Sceneryand the Famous Mining Districtof The Agricultural, Fruit, Mineral and Tim- ber Lands and Famous Hot Springs of . . The Beautiful Rolling Prairies and Wood- lands of the
The Sugar and Rice Plantations and Tim- ber Lands of
The Cotton and Grain Fields, the Cattle Ranges and Winter Resorts of
Historical and Scenic
And forms, with its connections, the Pop- ular Winter Route to
MISSOURI, KANSAS, NEBRASKA, COLORADO, ARKANSAS, INDIAN TERRITORY, LOUISIANA, TEXAS, OLD AND NEW MEXICO ARIZONA and CALIFORNIA.
FOR DESCRIPTIVE AND ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLETS, LAND FOLDERS, ETC., ADDRESS COMPANIES' AGENTS,
C. S. CLARKE,
A. C. BIRD,
A. W. SULLIVAN, H. C. TOWNSEND,
Vice-President, Vice-President,
General Manager,
General Pass'r and Ticket Agent,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Interior Woodwork Co.
Cor. Park St. and Fifth Ave, Tels. South 37 and 38. MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
ASK FOR OUR FIGURES ON DOOR AND WINDOW SCREENS IN STOCK AND TO ORDER.
Lake Geneva
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Lake Geneva 547
Greene T T & F E (Theodore T and Fred Johnson Wesley R, propr Lake E), veterinary surgeons. Steam Boat Co. GRISWOLD HOBART, Drayman, Spe- Katzenberg Louis J, meats. cial Attention Given to General Express- Kaye Arthur M, lawyer. Kaye Charles A, dentist. ing and Hauling.
Gummo Frank, blacksmith. Hague & Bucknall (Wright P Hague. Ad- lard H ¡Bucknall), meat market. Hahn Jacob J, general store. Hannifan Dennis E, poultry breeder. Hammersley Wm H, druggist.
Hanna T J & Son (Thomas J and Schuy- ler), furniture.
HERALD THE, John E Nethercut Publr.
Hoeg George H, locksmith.
Holland & Reed , (Wm T Holland, G S Reed), painters.
Host Bros, meats and packers, whol and retail.
Hotel Green, E R Ca r mngr. Jackson & Stannard (Harry Jackson, George P Stannard).
Johnson Amil A, jeweler.
ALVAN E. TYLER, President. JOSIAH BARFIELD, Cashier.
B. O. REYNOLDS, Vice-Pres. ARTHUR G. BULLOCK, Ass't Cashier.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
LAKE GENEVA, WISCONSIN.
Capital, $50,000. Surplus and Profits, $35,000.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
ALVAN E. TYLER,
R. B. ARNOLD,
DIRECTORS : B. O. REYNOLDS.
EBENEZER DAVIDSON. LEVI A. NICHOLS.
WM. E. GILL,
Machinist and Automobile Dealer and Repairer. PHONE 76 3-R. HOUSE 191 3-R.
LAKE GENEVA, -
-
WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee National Bank Building,
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