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T. E. BRENNAN COMPANY
and Jobbers about us.
Adjusters for the Insured. Ask the Banks
OUR EXPENSE. MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN INQUIRIES BY WIRE AT
MANUFACTURERS OF Sonnichsen & Stielow Special Machinery and Novelties 128 SYCAMORE STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
(See Page 5.)
Geneva
Kestol Chauncey C, real estate.
KOHN BROS (Philip H and John . R), Wholesale and Retail Wines and Liquors. Lake Geneva and Fontana, Wis. (See page 549.)
Kohn & Jennings (Lawrence Kohn, John T Jennings), clothing.
Krohn John, mason. Kull Fred, lawyer.
Lake Geneva Floral Co. Wm H Hammers- ley, florists.
Lake Geneva Mnfg Co, M Grollman pres, Sol Grollman sec-treas, piano stools. Lake Geneva News, Lake Geneva Pub Co publrs.
Lake Geneva Publishing Co, R D Shore pres, Henry White vice-pres, Fred Kull sec-treas.
BREWERS'
School and Scientific Station for Brewing.
Hantke's Brewers' School and Laboratories,
644-646 BROADWAY, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Room 332 Wells Building. JAMES A. ROWE, Mgr. MILWAUKEE,
548 Lake Geneva R. L. POLK & CO.'S Lake Geneva
Lake Geneva Sanitaria. Archibald Church Seymour John B, ice.
IM D pres, Josiah Barfield treas-sec, Wm Sheldon M B. physician.
G Stearns M D supt. Sherman J W & W W (John W and Wil- motte W), livery.
mngr.
Short Richard D, livery.
Lake Geneva Water and Light Co, Wm E Small George, poultry breeder.
Hinchcliff pres, E P Wheeler sec and Smith & Lock (Paul Smith, Charles Lock), treas.
grocers.
Snow Harry M, prin High School.
Soutar Richard, builder.
Stafford S Harvey, bowling alleys.
Larsen & Hooker (Christian Larsen Wm Standard Oil Co.
F Hooker), plumbers.
Starkweather Rev C M (Methodist).
La Salle Charles, carpenter.
La Salle Mrs C O, music tchr.
La Salle House, Mrs O T La Salle propr. Temley James T, wagon maker.
Libby Fred E, barber.
Liechty Amelia, cigars and tobacco.
Lone's Opera House, John W Lone propr. McGraw Andrew E. livery.
McGraw & Manley (W H McGraw, N. J Trowbridge George, florist.
IManley), saloon.
MoGyhe George blacksmith.
McRoberts John, propr Northwestern Ho- tel.
MacDonald Wm H, physician.
Manley Ammi, cistern builder.
Marks Rev Isaac N (Episcopal).
Marshall Bros, proprs Glenwood Hotel. Matter L E, physician.
Meller James F. carriage painter.
Merritt & Lone (Willard S Merritt, John (Wi Lone), boat livery.
Moon Louis P, mngr W U Tel Co.
Moore Frank S, hardware.
Napper Wm & M & Son (Wm and Edward Wilson Rev John (Congregational). H), boat builders.
Nesslar Charles F, auctioneer.
Nethercut James B, well digger.
NETHERCUT JOHN E, Propr Herald.
The
Nichols John, poultry breeder.
Nish Mrs J D, milliner.
North Bloomfield Farmers' Factory. An- drew Kull mngr, creamery.
North Western Hotel, John McRoberts ities. It contains Congregational, Metho- propr.
Noyes Gertrude J, librarian Public Library Oakwood Sanitarium, Wm G Stearns supt. Pendleton Marcellus A, notions.
Pettet. Bucknall & Peacock (Dicgenes Pet- tet, Ralph Bucknall, Allan Peacock), dry goods and shoes.
Pratt Studio, photographer. Public Library.
RASCH WM & CO (Wm Rasch, Ste- phen Bridges), Meat Market.
Read Charles G, grocer.
Reed Mrs C C, dressmaker.
Reilly Rev Eugene (Catholic).
Reynolds Benoni O, physician.
Reynolds James C, physician.
RICHARDSON ELBRIDGE D, Cashier Farmers' National Bank.
Rogers H & Son (Henry and Frank), jew- elers.
Rouse Rufus, shoemake ...
Sampson Lloyd D. insurance agent.
Sawyer W & Son, blacksmiths.
SCHIEFEN JOSEPH P, Marble and Granite Works.
Schlax Michael H, horseshoer.
SEELYE N LEE, Physician and Op- tician.
LAKE MILLS.
Population, 1,500. An incorporated vil- lage on Rock lake, and on the C. & N. W. Ry., in township of same name, Jefferson county, 9 miles northwest of Jefferson, the county seat. It is a popular summer re- sort, as the beautiful lake on the outskirts affords excellent boating and fishing facil-
dist, Moravian. Evangelical and Lutheran churches, graded schools, 2 banks, and a weekly newspaper, the Lake Mills Leader (Rep.) Has electric lights. water works and telephone connection; also an extensive plant for the manufacture of creamery ma- chinery and supplies. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. F. M. Griswold, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
American Express Co, Frank Foote agent. Anderson Hans J, auctioneer.
Atlas Casualty Co, Conrad Engsberg secty. Bade August, mason.
Bade Otto, painter.
Bank of Lake Mills (capital $30,000), S A Reed pres, L D Fargo vice-pres, Wm H ! Wood cashr.
Banner Milk Co.
Bare Wm, saloon.
Behnken John, mngr Brittingham & Hixon Lumber Co.
Brayton Clayton D, dentist.
Breitkrentz Arthur, drayman.
Breitkrentz Herman J, express.
Brittingham & Hixon Lumber Co, John Behnken mngr.
Bruns George H, harnessmaker.
Geo. F. Rohn, "Everything Electrical."
Storage Battery Systems installed complete.
Write me. MILWAUKEE.
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT ) COLLECTIONS MADE IN ANY PART OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
.,
R. G. DUN & CO.
WIS.
Lake House The, Nels Anderson propr.
Lake View Creamery Assn, Albert Robin- son sec.
Stroupe Bros (Delbert and Willis E), bakers Stuyvetson Tilman, boat builder.
Thomas Isaac E, mason.
Traver & Parshall (Wm Traver, Frank Parshall), grocers and hardware.
Trovinger Wm H, barber.
Tyrrell Franklin J, lawyer.
Tyrrell & Barr (Henry B Tyrrell, John F. Barr), dry goods.
Vipham Thomas, mason.
VOAK O W & CO, Carriages and Wagons. Farm Implements.
Walker Charles B, gardener.
Walker Mrs M S, dressmaker.
Walker Wm H, painter.
Warren Louis B, laundry.
Werner Peter. general store.
Wheeler Charles F, grocer.
Whyte James P, dairyman.
Wilbur Lumber Co. L H Taggart mngr.
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Lake Geneva Steamship Co, W N Johnson
SPECIAL ELECTRICAL DECORATORS for SPECIAL OCCASIONS NORMAN S. RICHMOND & CO. NEENAH and OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN.
Lake Mills
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Lake Mills 549
ANDREW KULL, Pres. A. S. ROBINSON, Vice-Pres.
E. D. RICHARDSON, Cashier.
Farmers' National Bank, LAKE GENEVA, WIS.
DIRECTORS:
D. S. ALLEN, ANDREW KULL, P. H. MOORE, R. POWERS,
A. S. ROBINSON, H. G. DOUGLASS, E. D. RICHARDSON,
Your Banking Business Respectfully Solicited
KOHN BROS., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Whiskies and Beer.
Agents for Cedar Creek Whiskies. Jos. Schlitz Bottled Beer and Finke-Uhen Brewing Co.'s Beer on Draught.
LAKE GENEVA and FONTANA, - WISCONSIN.
Brayton Clinton D, dentist. Christenson & Frandson (Christian Chris- tenson, Myron Frandson), painters. Cook Albert E, real estate.
Cook-Buchanan Land and Investment Co, James L Cook pres, Alexander Buchanan sec and treas.
Cook James L, auctioneer. Cook Lemuel H, pianos.
Crump Benjamin, mngr Faville Grove Creamery Co.
Crump Eugene, stone quarry, 3 miles n. Dewey Wm H, painter.
Dodge Creamery Assn, E. C. Dodge mngr, 6 miles w.
Dodge Creameries Co (capital $100,000), E C Dodge pres, A. W. Greenwood sec. Dodge F Henry, physician. Dodge Mrs F H, music teacher. Douglas Henry L, flour mill.
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English & Fischer (Wm English, Fischer), meats. Engsberg Wm A, physician. Everson Wm, cattle breeder. Falk Nelson H, lawyer. Fargo Creamery Supply House. Fargo Enoch J, live stock breeder.
Fargo Frank B, livestock breeder.
Fargo L D Free Public Library.
Fargo Mnfg Co The (capital $60,000), Frank B Fargo and Enoch J Fargo props, horse collar blocking machine mnfrs. Faville Grove Creamery Co, Benjamin Crump mngr, 2 miles w.
Fisher Charles & Son Co (Charles J and George W Fisher), dry goods.
Foote Frank, agt Am Exp Co.
Gates Wm R, cattle breeder, 4 miles s. Gericke Paul, ice. Gericke Walter, saloon.
Gieschen Rev H (Lutheran).
Glassel Charles, meats.
Greenwood Charles S, lawyer.
Greenwood G E, town treas.
Greenwood John T, produce.
Greenwood's Insurance Agency (Inc) (Ar- thur W and Charles S Greenwood).
Greenwood's State Bank (capital $60,000), Charles F Greenwood pres, Arthur W. Greenwood cashr.
Griswold Fred M, postmaster.
Griswold & Fraser (Fred M Griswold, Da- vid G. Fraser), farm impts.
Hahn Theodore H, general store. Hansen & Hildebrandt (Jens P Hansen, Carl H Hildebrandt), furniture.
Harger A M & Bro (Ashley M and James IW), jewelers. Harrison Charles A, baker.
Heimstreet Charles S, drugs. Heller Frederick, livery. Henningson Peter C, lumber.
Hildebrandt Bros, laundry.
Hitchcock Arthur S, pumps. Hooper Richard, flour mill, 212 miles e.
Hornickle Almon, harnessmaker.
Howe Wm S. boat livery.
Howell Horatio N G, confectioner.
HUBBS CHARLES L, Propr Lake Mills Leader.
Hubbs & Mills (Charles L Hubbs, E Lynn Mills), grain.
Hunzicker & Woelffer (Emil Hunzicker, Ed- ward Woelffer), carpenters.
Directory of the Entire Real Estate Interests OF THE
United States. Names of all Dealers, Land Companies, Investment Companies, Brokers, Etc. =R. L. POLK & CO., Chicago, Il1.
732-766 GREENBUSH STREET.
WM. BAYLEY & SONS CO.,
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Steam Hot Blast Apparatus for Lumber and Leather Drying. HEATING AND VENTILATING.
THE BEST IS CHEAPEST Offers Superior Instruction.
Green Bay Business College. (See opp. p. 422.) E. F. QUINTAL, Prop.
550 Lake Mills
R L. POLK & CO.'S Lakes
Hurd Oliver, celery grower.
Interurban Telephone Co, Conrad Engsberg mngr.
Joeckel Bros (John, Henry L, Wm F, Charles A and Samuel H), clothing.
Joeckel Clara A, dry goods.
Kent Ella, dressmaker.
Kersten Albert, mason.
Klein Wm A, wagonmaker.
Kuehn Louis, confectioner.
Kuhl & Krause (Charles A Kuhl, Charles A Krause), farm implts.
Kunst Rev C J (Evangelical).
Kunze August, furniture.
Kypke Fred J, blacksmith.
Kypke & Drews (Henry Kypke, Henry L Drews), genl store.
Lake Mills Cornet Band, Harry Wheeler leader.
LAKE MILLS LEADER, C L Hubbs Propr.
Lake Mills Water Works, N H Falk supt. Larsen Gus E, town marshal.
Lusk Misses (Mary and Lillie), dressmakers.
Megowan Vertner J, propr Pebble Beach Lodge.
Meyers Will F, printer.
Millard Charles J, dairy.
Montague Rev C R (Methodist).
Muore & Draeger (Harvey Moore, Draeger), boots and shoes.
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Nicolai Henry T, barber.
Noonan F T, agt C & N W Ry.
Oatway Wm H, physician.
Odd Fellows' Opera House, WV H Wood ·mngr.
Oehler Calvin A, furniture.
Osseo Creamery Co.
Panzer C W, photogr.
Pebble Beach Lodge, V G Megowan propr. Penn Wm E, chief fire dept.
Phillips Wm E, cattle breeder.
Priegnitz Christian, genl store.
Raether Wm, omnibus line,
Reidenbach Rev O E (Moravian).
ROCK LAKE HOTEL, Mrs B E Walsh
Proprietress; Modern Throughout, Steam Heat, Hot and Cold Baths; Well Lighted Sample Rooms; Convenient to the Lake; Special Rates to Summer Tourists; Rate $2.00 per Day.
Rock Lake Creamery Assn (Louis H Crump), 1 mile s.
Root C D, justice of peace.
Saecker Edward C, hardware.
Schneidemann Edward, barber.
Schultz's Cottage, Miss Maria Schultz propr Scribner Harry, mason.
Seaver Frederick A, cutlery mnfr.
Setz Herman J, drugs.
Silliman Annie, music teacher.
Stair Jeremiah B, physician.
Star Creamery Assn (capital $6,000), E C Dodge pres, 3 miles w.
Statz Joseph, saloon.
Staunton Rev Benjamin F (Congregational.) Steel Bros (John and Henry), bakers.
Stepp Frank, mason. Stetson Winslow T, jeweler.
Stevens Charles, agt W U Tel Co.
Strausburg & Walk (Wm Strausburg, Al- bert Walk), well drillers.
Topel Frederick, mason.
Van Loan Misses (Lillian and Minnie), dressmakers.
Veldman Herman, painter.
Volckmann F Wm, jeweler.
WALSH MRS B E, Propr Rock Lake Hotel.
Weber E H, dentist.
Weisl Joseph, shoemaker.
West Allen B, prin of school.
Willey & Dodge (Thomas J Willey, Frank W Dodge), real estate.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, S B House mngr. Wilson John, boat livery.
Wodke Albert W, livery.
Wodke Heramn W, blacksmith.
Woelffer August M, blacksmith.
Woelffer Louis, creaemry, 4 miles n.
Wood Wm T, carpenter.
Wood & Brown (Wm H Wood, Edward C Brown), insurance.
Wegemann & Strauss (Max Wegemann, John Strauss), genl store.
Wright Alexander H, vet surgeon.
Yandre Robert, carpenter.
LAKE NEBAGAMON.
Population, 2,000. On the D., S. S. & A. and H., N. & S. Rys., in Nebagamon town- ship, Douglas county, 29 miles southeast of Superior, the judicial seat. Has Catholic, Methodist and Presbyterian churches, a bank and a weekly newspaper, the Enter- prise. Exp., Western. Tel., W. U. Tele- phone connection. Warner S. Carr, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Anberg O G, saloon.
Archibald D, livery.
Arons James, grocer.
Bank of Lake Nebagamon (capital $5,000), A A Muck pres, C J Muck cashr.
CARR WARNER S, Justice and At- torney.
Chisholm I, grocer.
Davidson John, saloon.
Hanson A S, meats.
Heikkila H J, boots and shoes.
Henderson G, hardware.
Hendrickson M, saloon.
Hume J A, insurance.
Knudson George, blacksmith.
Johnson F T, physician.
Johnson Hans, propr Lake Hotel.
Lake Nebagamon Band. Larson Charles, genl store.
Lynch L, bicycles.
McIntyre T N, hotel.
Nebagamon Enterprise, W S Carr pblr.
Nebagamon Lumber Co, genl store.
Nelson Peter, propr Exchange Hotel. Nervs Peter, propr Park hotel.
Patterson Mrs F E, restaurant.
Skare Bernard, tailor. Smith Bros, drugs.
Winne L N, railroad and exp agt.
LAKES.
. Population, 80. In Lakes township, Price county, 21 miles northwest of Phillips, the judicial seat, and 5 from Park Falls, its banking and shipping point. Mail, daily. Burton Cooley, postmaster.
Union Creamery Co, Frank Wallace sec, E HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. miles w.
(See page 4.)
And Builders of Special DESIGNERS MACHINERY and TOOLS. Wisconsin Machinery & Manufacturing Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
States given in
R. L. POLK & CO., Chicago, 111.
Mining Brokers, Timber Land Agents, Mineral Lands, Investment Companies, Trust Companies, Real Estate Dealerg, Addresses of all in the United
POLK'S REAL ESTATE DIRECTORY.
Blue Rock Natural Lithia Water
Cures Bright's Disease,
Rheumatism and Diabetes .. ROCK COUNTY MINERAL WATER, COMPANY, JANESVILLE, WIS.
Lakes WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Lancaster 551
COOLEY BURTON, Lumber Dealer.
Cooley & Bruce, loggers.
Culletan D & Proctor, land agts.
Loomer W R, genl store. McInnis D, butcher. Monroe Bros, saw mill. Shultz Bros, saw mill. Smith C, saw mill.
LAKESIDE.
Racine county. A suburb of Racine, ad- McCumber S E, genl store.
joining it on the south. It is on the line McMahon & Rowe, blacksmith. of the C. & N. W. Ry., and one-quarter of a mile from the junction of the C. & LAMBERTON. Population, 300. On the C. & N. W. Ry., and on Root river, in Cambria township, N. W. and C., M. & St. P. Rys. It is the location of numerous factories, employ- ing over 1,000 men. It is connected with Racine county, 8 miles north of Racine,
Racine and Kenosha by street car line. Send mail to Racine Junction.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
LAKESIDE.
A country postoffice in Jackson town-
ship, Adams county, 20 miles southeast of Meissmer R H, grain dealer.
Oelshager Phil, hotel.
Osang Gust, carpenter.
Roch Rev J (Lutheran.)
RODE FRANCES, Grocer.
Shultz H, teacher.
Young L, prin of school.
LAMONT.
Population, 40. Located in township of same name, La Fayette county, 10 miles east of Darlington, the judicial seat, usual shipping and banking point. Stages daily
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. to Darlington and Wiota; fare, 50 and 25 cents respectively. Mail, daily. H. An-
(See page 4.) ANDERSON J G, Hotel.
Baker A, general store. Clymer T, saloon. Hirdol & Co, general store.
McConley Solomon, summer resort. Vought August, summer resort.
LAKOTA.
A country postoffice and summer resort on Twin Lake in Eagle River township, Vilas county, 14 miles northwest of Eagle River, the judicial seat and banking point, and 5 from Conover, on the C. & N. W. Ry., its shipping point, with which it is connected by daily stage. D. H. Şargent, postmaster. HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
LAKOTA HOTEL, D H Sargent Propr. SARGENT D H, Propr Lakota Hotel and Cottages.
LAMAR.
A country postoffice in St. Croix Falls Lampson Mercantile Co, general store.
township, Polk county, 8 miles from Balsam Lake, the county seat and 2 from Centuria, the nearest banking and shipping point. T. G. Morrison, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
ELLIOTT W H, General Store.
Farmers' Co-Operative Creamery. Fuller Roy, feed mill. Grout Peter, horses.
Holm John, blacksmith.
Perry Joseph, charcoal burner.
LAMARTINE.
A discontinued postoffice in Fond du Lac county, 7 miles southwest of Fond du Lac, the county seat, banking and shipping point, whence mail is received by rural free de- livery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Allen U S, genl store and hotel. Jones N F, stock buyer.
the judicial seat. The railroad name is County Line. Has Catholic and German Lutheran churches. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. Frances Rode, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Burnett Karl, tel agt.
Abstracter
"The Rookery," ASHLAND, WIS.
NED WITHERS, REAL ESTATE
BOX 176.
Robt. B. Clark
WHOLESALE Buyer and Shipper HAY, GRAIN, SEEDS, POTATOES CHIPPEWA FALLS WIS. Write for Prices
Statements of Taxes Furnished.
LAMPSON.
Population, 30. Formerly known as Gil- bert, is on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry., in Brooklyn township, Washburn county, 19 miles north of Shell Lake, the judicial seat, and 13 from Spooner, the nearest banking point. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Frank L. Lampson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
LAMPSON FRANK L, General Store and Railroad Agt.
LANCASTER.
Population, 2,500. The judicial seat of Grant county, in the central portion of which it is situated, 86 miles southwest of Madison, 166 southwest of Milwaukee, and 251 northwest of Chicago, is a station on the C. & N. W. Ry., and is one of the most beautiful and healthful cities in the State. [ts educational and religious facilities are excellent, and consist of good graded schools, a high school, Congregational,
drews, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
ANDREWS BROS, General Store.
Curry I G, sorghum mnfr.
Evenstad A, blacksmith.
Hunt J W, lumber mnfr.
Shockley H O, physician.
Williams Thomas, creamery.
Friendship, the judicial seat, and 12 from Kilbourn, the nearest banking and ship- ping point. Mail, daily.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
LAKEWOOD.
A postoffice in Oconto county, on the C. & N. W. Ry., 56 miles by rail northwest of Oconto, the county seat. John G. An- derson, postmaster.
IMPROVED FARMS For Sale by A. C. UECKE, Cumberland, Wis. (See p. 12.)
552 Lancaster R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Lancaster
Methodist Episcopal, Catholic, German CITY ROLLER MILLS, Grebe & Kasper
Presbyterian and Lutheran churches. Be- Proprs. sides the usual number of general and special stores, and a thorough representa- Clark John G, lawyer. tion of the learned professions, the city contains a creamery, a sash, door and blind factory, a flour mill, an overall fac- Cooley Henry, mason. tory, brick yards, an opera house, good hotels, 2 banks, and 2 weekly newspapers -the Grant County Herald and the Teller. House. The soil is a rich loam well calculated Croft Lewis, apiarist.
Clark John E, carpenter.
Clementson George, circuit judge.
Clementson George B, lawyer.
Country Club, N E Garner pres, Herbert E : Schreiner treas, mngrs Reed's Opera
DECHOW JOHN, Propr Philipps
for the growth of all cereals, which, with some garden produce and live stock form ¡ House and Saloon. the chief shipments. Stages daily to Bee- Decker John, barber. town, Bloomington, Hurricane, Rockville, Doolittle S Wade, physician. British Hollow, Potosi, Ellenboro and Duncan Wm J, vet surgeon. Platteville. The city has a good system of Dudley Park, tailor. water works supplied by a large spring Dyer Wm B, livery and horse breeder.
which contains water of the purest quality. Telephone service and connections. Tel., W. U. Exp., 'Am. James T. Webb, post- Eckert Frank F, vet surgeon.
master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Adams John, propr Lancaster House.
Alt L & Sons (Louis, Arno, Hubert and Carl), grocers.
Angus Charles B, grocer.
Appleby Wm, county surveyor.
Austin Edwin J, live stock.
Barnett Fred P, jeweler.
Barnett J E & Son (Jared E and Harry), bus and dray line.
Barrows Wm, brick mnfr.
Basford C H & Co (Charles H and Luther Basford), genl store.
Baxter & Draper (George H and Charles H Baxter, Robert Draper), genl store.
Bellows Mrs H I, artist.
BELZ HENRY, Blacksmith, Wagon- maker and Agricultural Implements.
Bennett Joseph H, jive stock.
Bennett Joseph T, drugs.
Blewett Bros (James and Thomas), saloon. Block Wm, stone quarry.
Brackett Fred A, carpenter.
Brennan & McCoy (Walter J Brennan, Ers- kine E McCoy), real estate.
Brickman Max, grocer.
BRITTINGHAM & HIXON LUMBER CO, Albert J Wiedenbeck Agent, Lumber and Coal.
Brooker Bros (Robert and George), con- tractors and planing mill.
BROWN & BRENNAN (Henry W
Brown, Walter J Brennan), Attorneys-at- Law.
Buchner Herman, lawyer.
Budworth Albert, marshal.
Burns John, general store.
Burr Fred C, cigars.
Burrows & Doll (Charles W Burrows, Wil- bur Doll), real estate.
BUSHNELL & MOSES (Allen R Bush- nell, Herbert L Moses), Attorneys and Hatch James D, drugs. Counsellors-at-Law, Practice in All| Heberlein Oscar, shoes. State and U S Courts, Collections Heiliger Henry, sand quarry.
Promptly Attended to, H L Moses Notary Public.
Henkel Henry L, carpenter.
HENKEL H & CO (Henry and John D Henkel), General Store.
Carthew John, real estate and insurance. CARTHEW RAY, Livery and Sales Hickok L G, plumber. Stables.
High School Orchestra, W L Morse Idr.
Howell Anton J, nurseryman.
Hyde Charles J, auctioneer.
G. D. JONES LAND CO.,
WAUSAU, WIS. (See page 9)
We Own 28,000 acres . Marathon County Lands.
DESIGNER and ARTISTIC METAL WORKER.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
221-226 EIGHTH LAMPS, INKSTANDS and DESK OUTFITS in all kinds of Metal and Styles. Manufacturer of HAMMERED LEAF WORK, such as FLOWER STANDS, LANTERNS, C. COLNIK MNF'G CO.,
Fezer Tobias, shoes.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK (Capital $25,- 000), P T Stevens Pres, W A Johnson Cashier.
Fischer C & Son (Chris and Louis), hard- ware and blacksmiths.
Gault John A, physician.
Gibbs George N, barber.
Gibson James W, dentist.
Gilbach W L, cattle breeder, 6 miles s.
Gleason Henry, apiarist.
Glenn Robert, sheriff.
Goble George P, furn and undertaker. Godfrey Joseph, physician.
Goldstein Philip, dry goods.
Goodsell Elihu B, county judge and lawyer. Grand Central Hotel, John Jeide propr.
Grant County Abstract Co, H W Brown pres, W J Brennan sec and treas.
Grant County Agricultural Soc, George E Budd sec.
Grant County Herald (semi-weekly), H J Johnson publr.
Grant County Insane Asylum and County 'Home, Wm J Dyer supt.
GREBE & KASPER (Edgar Grebe, Charles L F Kasper), Proprs City Roller Mills.
GRIFFIS ERA H, County Clerk.
Gunderson George M, register of deeds.
Hampton Horace O, ice.
Hassell Samuel E, physician.
Hastings Albert W, clerk circuit court.
Cashman Florence, dressmaker.
Caspers Joseph, blacksmith.
Dyer Wm J, supt Grant County Insane Asylum and County Home.
Edgington James, apiarist, 6 miles w.
Edwards Alice, dressmaker.
Edwards M & Son (Matthew and Delos), saloon.
Ellis James, stone quarry, 31/2 miles s w.
Evans Rev E J (Episcopal).
Farmers' Telephone Co of Grant County, David Schreiner sec.
Feustenburg Anton, tobacco grower, 21/2 miles n e.
FERROFIX BRAZING CO. 251 LAKE ST. Milwaukee, Wis. (See page 3.)
Lancaster
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Lancaster 553
Hyde C J & Son (Charles J and Allen J), McCoy Joseph A, live stock. agrį impts.
Hyde Edward H, machinist.
Hyde George B, machinist.
Hudson Josephine, music tchr.
Independent Consolidated Telephone Charles D Stratton mngr.
Co,
Ivey & Webb (Alexander
Webb), general store.
Jenney Kate, dressmaker. Jeide John. tailor.
Jeide John, propr Grand Central Hotel. Joeckel Bros (John, Henry I .. Wm F, Charles A and Samuel H), clothing. Johnson David, painter.
Johnson D C & Co (David and Fannie Johnson), restaurant.
Johnson Harlan J, publr Grant Herald.
County
JOHNSON WM A, Cashier First Na- tional Bank and Notary Public.
Karber Henry, cattle breeder, 6 miles s.
Kendle Bros (Wm and Charles), cigar mnfrs.
Klarman Charles, notary.
Knapp C W & Son (Charles W and Arthur G), agrl impts.
Koch Henry R, mngr W U Tel Co.
Kapp A W, district attorney.
Laird J O, coroner.
LANCASTER BRIDGE WORKS, Thomas McDonald Propr.
Lancaster Cornet Band, Huber Alt leader. Lancaster Creamery, Baxter & Draper proprs.
Lancaster Electric Light Co, R B Showal- ter pres, Harry Brown sec, Richard Mey- er jr treas. George Angus supt.
Lancaster Hospital, John A Gault mngr. Lancaster House, John Adams propr.
LANCASTER LUMBER CO THE, M Eastman Pres, L D Eastman Sec and Treas, L Wenter Mngr.
Lancaster Mining Co, Richard Meyer jr pres, Wm E Shimmin sec, Joseph Bock treas, zinc.
Lancaster Public Library, Bessie McNair Rockwell George S, railroad and exp agt. librarian.
Lathrop Walter S. baker and restaurant. LOWRY & CARTHEW (Edward M Lowry, Harry E Carthew), Attorneys-at-
Law, Collections Promptly Attended To, Rowdon iWm P, notary and real estate. Practice in All Courts.
McBrien James, clk of probate court.
McDonald Martin, general store.
McDONALD THOMAS, Propr Lancaster Bridge Works.
McNair Bessie, librarian Lancaster Public Library.
Mankel J H. apiarist. 41/2 miles w.
Ivéy, Wm E Marks George, plasterer.
Marlow & Halferty (George C Marlow, Fred W Halferty), dentists.
May Patrick, blksmith.
Meyer Richard jr, chairman of county board.
Mitchell Mrs Anna J. dressmaker. Moore Charles S, dentist.
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