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HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Davev Annie, teacher.
Dwyer Wm. blacksmith.
DWYER W A, General Store and Jus- tice of Peace.
Keegan Rev M A (Catholic).
Loreto Cheese Co.
Loreto Cornet Band.
Mears John ~arnenter.
Mousseau L N, saw mill.
LOST CREEK.
A discontinued postoffice in Pierce county, 7 miles east of Ellsworth, the county seat, banking and shipping point whence it has rural free delivery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Harshman F L, saw mill.
Harshman J O, general store.
Lewis J F.
LOST LAKE.
A discontinued postoffice in Dodge county, 19 miles northwest of Juneau, the judicial seat, and 6 from Randolph, the nearest rail- road station and banking point. Has rural free delivery from Randolph.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
O'Brien J D general store. Overmeyer Joseph, saloon.
Sommerfeld Herman. blacksmith.
LOUISBURG.
Population, 200. A postoffice in James- town township, Grant county, 25 miles southeast of Lancaster, the county seat, and 9 northeast of East Dubuque, Ill., the usual shipping and banking point. Has Catholic, Lutheran and Methodist churches. Mail, dailv. R. Dreessens, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Antthouse V, well driller.
Burns Frank, teacher.
Chole Frank, farmer.
Milwaukee Solvay Coke MILWAUKEE COKE & GAS CO. (See adv. opp. Coke Mufrs.)
The Best for Domestic and Manu- facturing Purposes. 21-26 UNIVERSITY BLDG., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Patterns made for anything that can be Cast in Metal Substantially made Patterns for Standard use our Specialty. Phone West 394. (See adv. in Milwaukee. )
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
1606 St. Paul Avenue,
Siebers & Pederson PATTERN MAKERS
Cut over and Hardwood Lumber Lands for Sale In Barron and Washburn Counties, Wis. JAMES ATKINSON, Rice Lake. Phone 86. (See adv. p. 7.)
Louisburg
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Loyal 565
DREESSENS RENIER, General Store.
Dreessens Wm, hotel.
Jonsens Leo, farmer.
Klaas F A, builder.
Lang John, blacksmith. Lange John, wagonmaker.
Lange Joseph A, blacksmith.
Lange J V, mason.
Larken Bernice, teacher, Long Joseph, stone mason.
Louisburg Butter and Cheese Co. Renier Dreessens pres, Henry Runden sec.
Lyster Albert, well borer.
Lyster & Lyster, meats.
May Conrad, miner.
Placke C, hotel.
Rothe Albert, creamery.
Sisson Charles, feed mill. Splinter George, machines. Vosberg J J, farmer.
Weiderhold J C, thresher.
LOUIS CORNERS.
A discontinued postoffice in Manitowoc countv 25 miles southwest of Manitowoc, the county seat, and 6 from Kiel, the near- est railroad station and banking point, whence it ha's rural free delivery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Derks Henry. shoemaker.
Duecker Henry, general store. Loos John, farm impts.
Sternbeck R, wagonmaker. Thielke F, cheese factory.
LOUISVILLE.
In Dunn county, 10 miles southeast of Menomonie, the county seat, and 5 south- east of Downsville, the nearest railroad sta- tion. Menomonie is the nearest banking point. Has rural free delivery from Men- omonie.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
LOVASS.
A discontinued postoffice in Christiana township, Vernon county, 13 miles north of Viroqua, the county seat, and 6 from West- by, the nearest railroad station and bank- ing point. Has rural free delivery from Westby.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
LOVELAND.
Barron county. Postoffice discontinued. Has rural free delivery from Rice Lake. HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) McCallum B, general store.
LOWELL.
Population, 400. An incorporated village in township of same name, Dodge county, 9 miles southwest of Juneau, the county seat, and 21/2 northwest of Reeseville, on the C .. M. & St. P. Ry., the nearest railroad sta- tion and banking point, and 10 south of Beaver Dam. It has Catholic. German Methodist, Lutheran, Methodist Episcopal and Reformed churches, public schools, a saw mill and 2 flour mills. Stages three
times daily to Reeseville; fare, 50 cents round trip. Telephone connection. Mail, daily. P. Reinhard, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Balake Fred, barber.
Burgess Arvilla, dressmaker.
Calkins Milo, carriage maker.
CORBETT JOHN, Physician.
Devlin John A, druggist.
Grant Frank, saw mill.
Hanisch Rev R D (Reformed.)
Hickey Wm, live stock.
Keel Edward, carpenter.
Kichner Rev August (Lutheran.)
Kleinman John, leader Lowell Brass Band.
Kuentzel Augusta, dressmaker.
Kuentzel Albert, wagonmaker.
LEIBENTHAL WM, Blacksmith and Wagonmaker.
Ludwig Charles, saloon.
Lynch John, livery.
Milnark Charles, shoemaker.
Miller Lewis, harnessmaker.
Norenberg Wm, pumps and wind mills.
Nowack Henry jr, furniture.
Pease George O, flour mill.
Pease & Lees, saloon.
Reise E A, creamery.
Roth John E, general store.
Sturner John, hardware.
Sultz & Ladwieg, agrl impts.
Schwantz Wm T, general store.
Tanner G W W, lawyer and justice.
Weidman Wm, live stock.
Wille Julius, meats.
Wisconsin Tel Co. John Sturner mngr. Wehling Albert, blacksmith.
LOYAL.
Population, 1,400. An incorporated village on the Wisconsin Central Ry. and on Rock creek, in Loyal township, Clark county, 16 miles northeast of Neillsville, the county seat, and 80 from Eau Claire. Has Advent- ist, Catholic, Lutheran and Methodist churches, a free high school, electric light plant, a bank and a weekly newspaper, the Loyal Tribune. Exp., National. George Green, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Allen G W, lumber.
Altman Otto, saloon.
Barker George M, agrl implts.
Bauer & Young (John Bauer, Walter Young), saloon.
Betzold George, saloon.
Blumensteen Andrew, propr Central House. Braun Alois, saloon.
Brown Charles H, meats.
Browne Frank D, editor Loyal Tribune.
Burkard Rev George (Catholic.)
CENTRAL HOUSE, Andrew Blumen- steen Propr.
Chamberlain Lot E, confr and jeweler.
Christman B, saw mill.
Christorphorson H H, physician.
Colby O C & Son, genl store.
Cysewski J K & Son, drugs.
Daehn Bros (John and Henry), blacksmiths. Darel John, harnessmaker.
Dodge Creamery Co, Frank Johnson supt.
DOYLE & MeGONIGLE (Michael F Doyle, James McGonigle), Hardware.
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Etta Bros (Henry and Thomas), saw mill.
Fauss Walter, hardware.
Friess George, meats.
Fuchs Albert F, phys.
Garvin John E, pumps, etc.
Geiger John, shoemaker.
Geiger Miss Mary, milliner.
Graves A A, saw mill.
Green George, town clerk.
Hathaway J E, creamery.
Hill Rev J A (Methodist.)
Hinderman M N, photogr.
Johnston & Ratelle (Tore Johnston, Charles Ratelle), barbers.
Kaarup & Ayer (John Kaarup, Jonas Ayer), blacksmith.
Klassen Nicholas, saloon.
Kneip Fred L, prin of schools.
Lange Rev Wm (Lutheran.)
Leabel Samuel, brick mnfr.
Lenling Wm, saloon.
Loyal State Bank (capital $25,000), A A Graves pres, Henry S Mulvey cashr.
Loyal Tribune, Frank D Browne editor.
McCabe Charles, brick layer.
Mathews Mrs Charles, millinery.
Miller Robert, blacksmith.
Murphy Edward D, propr Loyal Roller Mill and Elevator Co.
Norman Charles, railroad and exp agt.
PHILPOTT & MADDOX (J Milton Phil-
pott, Wm Maddox), Carpenters.
Quinn John H, shoes.
Richmond James, phys.
Rossman & Son (Fred and Fred jr), bar- bers.
Ruplinger Stave & Heading Co (Michael Ruplinger, B Christman, Harry Kilburn.) Salla Jacob, carp.
Sayles John S, dentist.
Schmidz John, saw mill.
Schuld Peter, carp.
Shupe George, livery.
Smith Alpha J, grocer. Taylor Clarence M, furniture.
Vetter Frank, saloon.
Weaver Elias, livery.
Welch I N, blacksmith.
Wiric John & Co, John Wiric mngr, genl store.
LOYD.
Population, 65. On Willow creek, in Wil- low township, Richland county, 14 miles northeast of Richland Center, the county Craig J A, blacksmith.
seat, usual banking and shipping point. Stages twice daily to Richland Center and Farbox Bros, lumber, lath and shingles.
Cazenovia; fares, $1 and 50 cents, respec- tively. Mail, daily. W. H. Smyth, post- Luddington Brass Band.
master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) French Alfred, blacksmith.
Ganderson W, constable.
Parfrey A E, grist mill. Shaw W A, agrl impts.
SMYTH WM H, General Store.
Strausburgh C F, cheese mnfr.
Strausburgh Lena, music teacher.
I Taplin Mrs Rena teacher. Thompson Rev J F (Free Methodist). Welhe A, hotel.
" Welhe Wm wagonmaker.
White Mathew A, justice. Woods James F, live stock.
LUCK.
Population, 325. On the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry., in Luck township, Polk coun- ty, 10 miles northwest of Balsam Lake, the judicial seat. Has a bank and a weekly newspaper-the Enterprise. Tel., Soo Line. Exp .. Western. P. N. Butts, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Askor Bros, furniture.
Bank of Luck (capital $5,000). Paul Neilsen pres. James E Schow cashr.
Burker John, barber.
Christensen C O, painter.
Christian Nelson, photographer.
Christensen N J, general store.
Horn C P, physician.
Hoirt H J, creamery.
Hufnail Wm H, physician.
Jacobson N P, general store.
Jones Frank, meat market.
Kregness Peter, shoemaker.
Larsen C P. hotel.
Lindnig N. C, hotel.
Love & Horn, druggists.
Madsen Soren, hotel.
Nelson Adolph, livery.
Nelson Bros, hardware.
Nielson N C & Son, feed.
Olson Martin, contractor.
Patterson & Loma, general store.
Paulson Bros, excelsior mnfrs.
Paulson M A, saw mill.
Pederson Bros, saw, planing and feed mill.
Peterson Carl J, general store.
Peterson Niles, restaurant.
Rasmussen Jens P, plasterer.
Schuterud John P, real estate.
Skow Bros, saw, planing and feed mill.
Sorensen Rev N P.
Smith & Larsen. agrl impts.
Svendsen A P, contractor.
LUDDINGTON.
A country postoffice in Ludington town- ship, Eau Claire county, 22 miles east of Eau Claire, the judicial seat, and 12 from Augusta, its banking and shipping point. Mail, daily. E. G. Ingham, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Baker S H & Son, seed and nursery stock.
Eaton U R, feed mill.
INGHAM E G, General Store.
Stubbs Carl, saw and shingle mill.
LUND.
A country postoffice in Maiden Rock township. Pierce county, 25 miles south- east of Ellsworth, the county seat, and 6 north of Stockholm, the nearest shipping point. Banking facilities at Maiden Rock, S miles distant. Mail, daily. Aaron Linne, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Brostrom C F, blacksmith. LINNE AARON, General Store.
Soderstrom Mrs John, general store. Swenson Peter, blacksmith.
S. NELSON COMPANY, Fur Skin Dressers and Dyers HIDES TANNED FOR ROBES AND COATS. SEND FOR PRICE LIST. 1603-1605 Galena Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
P. C. PHILIPP & CO.
Milwaukee, Wis.
Corner 33d and Vliet Streets. TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
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GOODYEAR RUBBER CO., 382 and 384 East Water Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Luxembourg
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Lynxville 567
LUXEMBOURG.
Population, 150. A postoffice in township
of same name. Kewaunee county, on the Mueller Bros, saw mill.
K., G. B. & W. R. R., 14 miles northwest cf Kewaunee. the county seat, and 16 east of Green Bay. Has Catholic ard Lutheran churches and a bank. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Michael Ley, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bach, Kieweg & Poser Co, general store. Boncher Kant Mill Co, flour mill.
Bowen Charles, photographer. Cargill W W Co, elevator.
Decker E, banker. Die Bush Oliver hotel. Elfner G IM, hotel.
Evensen C M, railroad, exp and tel agent. Filz Nicholas, hardware.
Gosin J B, general store. Gotstein Jos E, foundry.
Grassel Aneon, general store.
Jacobs Wilmer, notary public. Kohlbeck George, meats. Kredelkamp G. general store.
Krieger Rev Charles (Catholic.)
LIEBL ALBERT, General Store.
Liebl L. general store.
Linzmeyer Charles, hotel.
Luxembourg Grain Co, elevator. Melesa Felix, saloon.
- Moreaix F, physician. Nimmer Herman, furniture.
Paula Wenzel, blacksmith.
Peot John, butcher.
Peot John P, blacksmith.
Petry Jules, hotel. Petry & Craig. saw mill.
Roth Joseph, hardware. Spitzer Gassner, general store. Spitzer Nic, hotel.
Stahl Alois, band leader.
Toebr F A. saloon.
Trudell & Kalhoefer, saw mill.
LYKENS.
A country postoffice in Balsam . Lake township, Polk county, 3 miles from Bal- A discontinued postoffice on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Clark county, 1112 miles sam Lake, the county seat and nearest northeast of Neillsville, the county seat banking point. and 7 from Centuria, theland banking point. Has rural free deliv- shipping point. Mail, daily. E. W. Kep- ery from Granton. linger, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Balsam Lake Co-operative Creamery Co. Roettger E J, blacksmith.
SURY W W, Saw, Shingle and Lath Mills.
LYMAN.
A discontinued postoffice in Walworth county. Has rural free delivery from Whitewater.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Becker Otto, cheese mnfr.
Chapman M L, blacksmith.
Feldmeier T F, general store.
Gaden Peter, hotel.
Lynn Heading Co.
Opelt Max & Co, general store.
Pulz Henry, saloon.
LYNXVILLE.
Population, 375. Formerly known as HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Lower Lynxville, is an incorporated village on C., B. & Q. R. R., and on the Missis- Snyder F E, general store. sippi river, in Seneca township, Crawford LYNCH. county, 15 miles north of Prairie du Chien. the county seat and banking point. Has A country postoffice in Browning town- ship, Taylor county, 61/2 miles northeast of Medford, the county seat, banking and Christian and Congregational churches. Stages daily to Eastman, Seneca, Mt. Ster- ling and Gays Mills. Exp., Am. Telephone shipping point. Mail, daily. John Frey, and telegraph facilities. Alden E. Wolcott, postmaster.
postmaster.
Lorenz' CREAM SEMOLINA The Cream of the Wheat. Has the Nutty Flavor. Put up in attractive 10c packages. An excellent diet for Children, and persons afflicted with weak stomachs. Nourishes Complete. LORENZ BROS. MACARONI CO., Milwaukee, Wis., Sole Manufacturers.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
LYNDON STATION.
Population, 375. A village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry. in Kildare township, Juneau county, 111/2 miles southeast of Mauston, the county seat, and 9 northwest of Kil- bourn. both of which places afford bank- ing facilities. Has Catholic and Lutheran churches. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Tele- phone connection. D. J. Puffer, postmas- ter.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA.
(See page 4.)
Arens Samuel, saloon.
Auglin Thomas, propr Farmers' Hotel.
Barker Lumber and Fuel Co.
Bryant J R, physician.
Bownan D V. builder.
Carter Fred P, justice.
Carter F P, restaurant.
Davenport Margaret, drtssmaker.
Doovak F V. saloon.
Dougherty Edward J. blacksmith.
Dupless Frank G. saloon.
Dupless Frederick, plasterer.
Gendrich August, saloon.
Ghendrie & Tracy, meat market.
Harris Wm, railroad and exp agt.
Hayes G J, undertaker and insurance.
Jirsa Rufin, hardware.
Kleinschmidt Fred, saw and feed mill.
Laurence Eliza, dressmaker.
Man Charles, groceries and fruit.
Mitchell James, saloon.
Nevin Rev James (Catholic).
O'Brien Michael, saloon.
PUFFER J W & SON. General Store.
Sheldon George, barber.
Smith V P, builder.
Thoas Paul, mason.
Weber Henry, shoemaker.
LYNN.
See page 7.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN
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HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA.|Andrews JE , hotel.
(See page 4.) Bright T C, coal and wood.
Brockway J W, livery.
Canfield N T, carpenter.
Cummings D B, barber. Day Mabel, dressmaker. Day W E, carpenter. Gifford H M, carpenter. Haggerty John A, general store. Haskell Mrs N L, milliner.
Haurd Wm, lumber. Hopkins George, physician. Johnson Ferdinand, pearl button mnfr. Keeley Wm, blacksmith. Messling Bros, masons.
Noggle Pearl, music teacher.
Pease F R, music teacher.
Pfahler Fred, wood. Pfahler & Lawler, saloon.
Porter & Pease, pearl button mnfrs. Randall John, wood. Smith Ed & Co, saloon.
Sullivan John S, railroad and exp agt.
Vanderbilt John & Co, general store. Vanderbilt J H, saw mill.
LYONS.
Population, 500. A village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., and on White river, in Ly- ons township, Walworth county, 10 miles east of Elkhorn. the county seat, and 5 west of Burlington, the nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Telephone connection. T. H. Wilcox, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Batschelet G F, carpenter.
Breser M S, constable.
Chapin E A, painter. Drummond Fay, barber.
Elske Rev Wm (M E).
Falk Wm. wagonmaker. Hand A W, mason. Heiligenthal J S, blacksmith.
Hillenbrand Rev F J (Catholic).
Hollincamp & May, hotel.
Lawrence D L, harnessmaker.
Mosher F W, railroad and tel agt.
Openshaw Mrs R, confr.
Reeve G G. general store and justice. Rieck Fred, mason. Roberts H H, cider mnfr.
Smith H J, general store.
Spiegelhoff Ed, blacksmith.
Strassen J A, general store. Strassen M & Co. flour mill.
Stubbs Charles H, creamery. Symons Rev E J (Meth Epis). Valley C E, carpenter. Weeks G V, music teacher. Weeks W G, shoemaker. White Wm E, physician.
Williams A D, live stock?
P Winsor C D, harnessmaker.
LYTLES.
A country postoffice, on the C., B. & Q. and C. & N. W. Rys., in La Crosse county, 12 miles from La Crosse, the county seat and banking point. Tel., W. U. R. A. Ladd, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
LADD R A, Hay and Wood.
Shrake H, railroad and tel agt.
MCALLISTER.
A country postoffice on the W. & M. Ry., in Porterfield township, Marinette county, 20 miles north of Marinette, the county seat and banking point. Mail, daily. John E. Johnson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4).
HANSON RASMUS N, Grocer and Sa- loon.
Holt Sam, hotel and saloon.
MCCARTNEY.
Population, 25. A country postoffice, on the C., B. & Q. R. R., in Waterloo town- ship, Grant county, 16 miles south of Lancaster, the county seat, and 10 from Cassville, the nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Adams. J. Johnson, post- master
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
JOHNSON JAMES, General Store.
McCONNELL.
A country postoffice in Sawyer county, 13 miles south of Hayward, the county seat, banking and shipping point. Mail, tri- weekly. Florence Sether, postmaster. (See page 4.)
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
LARSON ANNA, General Store.
McCORD.
Population, 40. A flag station and post- office on the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry., in Lynne township, Oneida county, 28 miles from Rhinelander, the judicial seat, and 12 from Tomahawk, the nearest banking point. David L. Greely, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
GREELY DAVID L, General Store, Ho- tel and Saw Mill.
McDILL.
A discontinued postoffice on the Wiscon- sin Central Ry., in Plover township, Port- age county, 21/2 miles south of Stevens' Point, the judicial seat and nearest bank- ing point, whence mail is received by rural free delivery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Betts Walter, carpenter. Norton Charles A, bicycles. Norton Henry, carpenter. Rice L G, general store.
McDOWELL.
Burnett county. Name changed to Web Lake.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Herman Grover & Co., or Write and Get Terms.
BUSINESS BROKERS. We Buy, Sell or Exchange. Call Telephone Mai 1 3 13. 4 Metropolitan Bidg. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
FERROFIX BRAZING CO. 251 LAKE ST. Milwaukee, Wis. (See page 3.)
Mckinley WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Madison 569
MCKINLEY.
A discontinued postoffice in Marathon county. Has rural free delivery from Eland.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
McMILLAN.
Population, 200. An incorporated village on the Little Eau Plaine river, and on the C. & N. W. and W. C. Rys., in McMillan township, Marathon county, 40 miles south- west of Wausau, the county seat, and 5 north of Marshfield, the nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. and National. B. F. McMillan, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Hampel Charles, creamery
McMILLAN B F & BROS, Stock Farm, Saw and Planing Mill.
MACFARLAND.
Population, 300. A village on the C., M. & the C. & N. W. Ry., and on the Illinois
St. P. Ry., in Dunn township, Dane county, 61/2 miles southeast of Madison, the county seat and nearest bank location. Has Meth- odist and Norwegian Lutheran churches. Teld., W. U. Exp., U. S. Telephone con- nection. J. S. Johnson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
ANDERSON JOHN, General Store.
Brandt R O, leader MacFarland Band.
Brickson Peter E, leaf tobacco.
Brittingham & Hixon, lumber. Coster George, hotel.
Edward E N & Bros, grain.
Edwards Bros, tobacco.
Evans Bros, general store.
JOHNSON JOHN S, General Store. Johnson Jonas, carpenter and feed mill. Koech E A Creamery.
Larson M D, lawyer.
MacFarland Band, R O Brandt leader.
MacLachlan Wm G, physician.
Meeser John, nursery agt.
Nelson Peter F, shoemaker. Olson O T, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Owens J, meats. Reed Fred, blacksmith.
Sigyelkow Owen, livery. Skare H, feed mill.
MACKVILLE.
A discontinued postoffice in Center town- ship, Outagamie county, 6 miles north of Appleton, the seat of justice, shipping and banking point, whence it has rural free de- livery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Colmes Theo, grocer. Gainor M, general store. Hanoit C A, grocer. Kolpack Charles, wagonmaker.
Schmitz J M, general store.
Schwartz Peter, blacksmith.
Streigle M, general store.
Wolter F L, genl store and cheese mnfr.
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Shell Lake, the judicial seat, usual bank- ing and shipping point. Mail, tri-weekly. Ole Soholt, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Bell Henry, blacksmith.
Bell Hy & Ed, grain threshers.
Curtis A B, propr Hotel Rockford.
Hale J P, real estate.
Harmon Mrs Jennett, summer resort.
Martinson Hans, town treasurer.
Mullen John R, live stock.
Nelson H, General Store.
Todd J A, live stock.
Todd Munroe, blacksmith.
Todd Nathan, constable.
Todd W H, hotel.
Wiedeman Oscar, mason and contr.
MADISON.
Population, 23,000. The capital of the state of Wisconsin, and the county seat of Dane county, is on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., on
Central R. R., 82 miles from Milwaukee, 38 from Janesville, 130 from Chicago, and 270 from St. Paul. Situated between the two most prominent of the cluster of lakes which flow into and form a part of the head waters of Rock river. The site, upon which the city of Madison is located, early attracted attention by its picturesque posi- tion and surroundings, situated midway be- tween Lake Michigan and the Mississippi river. As a center of prospective popula- tion, it was chosen for the Territorial cap- ital in 1837, when not even a log cabin ex- isted for many miles around to distinguish it from the wilderness. The central portion surrounding the Capitol Park occupies a square mile of undulating land, reaching upon the lake ridges and varying from 50 to 75 feet above water level. Its progress has been gradual, and at the present time Madison boasts of the beauty and elegance of public and private buildings worthy of the appellation of the "Gem City," so gen- erally accorded- to it by tourists and visi- tors. While enjoying the luxuries of re- fined city life, its private residences, the best of them distributed along the emi- nences of the lake ridges, afford a quiet retirement, reminding the observer of rural life among the many charming spots on the Hudson. The proximity of the numerous lakes, with living springs for their supply, accounts for a humidity of atmosphere dur- ing the heated summer season, wanting in some popular resorts which are swept by the arid atmosphere from surrounding prairies. Its mineral springs are claimed to possess high medicinal virtues. Madison emerged from village to city life in 1856, and has become a center of attraction, es- pecially during the sessions of the Legisla- ture. The State University, the principal buildings of which are situated upon an eminence a mile west of the Capitol, is within a park comprising 375 acres of land, including 195 donated by Dane county to- wards the agricultural department. The whole cost of the buildings proper belong- ing to the University, exclusive of the ob-
Room 5 Marston Block, MADISON, WISCONSIN.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Organized 1845
JAMES D. PRINGLE, Gen'l Agent
"THE LEADING ANNUAL DIVIDEND COMPANY"
W. G. TAYLOR CO., 25 Miller Block, Wisconsin St. and Broadway, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
BUILDING MATERIAL
Fine Pressed Brick, all Colors. Standard, Roman, Norman and Ornamental. Roofing Tile. Enameled Brick. Sand Lime Brick, all Colors. Red Vitrous Brick.
MADGE.
A country postoffice in Long Lake town- servatory, is estimated at nearly $2,000,000. ship, Washburn county, 12 miles east of and a large portion of grounds is laid out
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