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Bastin E J. justice of the peace.
Bigford Walter W, restaurant.
Brenner Max, general store.
Bregs U S, mngr Little Wolf Telephone Co and Odd Fellows' Hall.
Brown George W. saloon.
Bruette Wallace, potato buyer.
Bullock Leander B, drugs.
Cargill W W Co. H A Hensel mngr, grain.
CENTRAL HOUSE, Van Ornum & Beck Proprs. Rate $1 Per Day. Free Bus to All Trains. (See page 599.)
Charnley James, shoemkr.
Clemens Rev B G (Methodist).
Darling E L, general store.
Davids & Kinsman (Wm E Davids, John C Kinsman), hardware.
Davis Rev D R (Baptist).
Dent Mrs August, general store.
Dick Christian D. postmaster.
Dick & Berkley (Christian D Dick, Oscar Berkley), general store.
Duffey Thomas A, grocer. Esche-Nelson Milling Co. Mrs Louis Nel- son pres. Ottomar Esche sec.
Farlin Charles W, real estate.
Foley John J. live stock.
Fowzer James D, r r, tel and exp agt.
Garry Wm. saloon.
Greina Charles N, harnessmkr.
Grier Otto, saloon.
Grossnick Rev Peter (Catholic).
Hageman Henry J. saloon.
Hahn Bros (Otto and Julius), carps.
Hansen A. J. restaurant.
Hensel H A, mngr W W Cargill Co.
Higgins & McQueen (Libby Higgins and Alexander McQueen), drugs.
Hoard John F, carpenter.
HOTEL CEYLON, Charles J Miller Proprietor. (See page 599.)
Irvine James W, physician. Jensen James B. banker.
Libby Robert H, dentist.
Lindekugel F & Son Frederick and Charles W), general store.
George W. Colles M. E., Sc. M., Mem. Am. Soc. M. E. 408 Alhambra Bldg., MILWAUKEE.
Consulting Engineer
AND PATENT EXPERT.
For Niagara Falls, Toronto, Mon- VSECII treal, Portland, Canada and East.
Grand Trunk Railway System
RUNDLE-SPENCE MFG. CO. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
HOSPITAL and SANITARIÙM PLUMBING GOODS.
Manewa WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Manchester 599
Hotel Ceylon,
C. J. MILLER, Propr.
The Only First-Class Hotel .- New Brick House .- Hot Water Heated .- Good Sample Rooms .- Headquarters for Commercial Men.
RATES, 81.50 & $2.00 Per Day.
Bus to and from all Trains. Good Fishing and Duck Hunting in the vicinity. Good Livery in connec- tion.
MANAWA, WIS.
Particulars.
CENTRAL HOUSE,
VAN ORNUM & BECK, Proprietors.
RATE, $1.00 PER DAY.
FREE BUS TO ALL TRAINS.
Good Accommodations for the Traveling Public.
, MANAWA, -
WISCONSIN.
LITTLE WOLF RIVER LUMBER CO, W H Hatten Pres, Arthur Lindsay Vice- Pres and Mngr, George R Lindsay Sec] and Treas.
Little Wolf Telephone Co. U S Bregs mngr. Manawa Cheese and Butter Co, E G Smith manager. Manawa Portland Cement Co. Manthe Carl, tailor. Martin Wm N, lawyer. MILLER CHARLES J, Propr Hotel Cey- lon. (See adv.) Miller Ike, live stock. Mundinger Rev G S (Lutheran). Murray George, livery. Neil Samuel S, saloon. Nelson Mrs Lena, milliner.
Nye Bros (Max and Moses), general store. Odd Fellows' Hall, U S Bregs ingr. Olson Bros (Oscar M and Henry), potato buyers. Ory Louis F. farm machinery. Potter H C, general store. Quimby Arthur C, photogr. Roberts Richard W, propr Bank of Man- awa. Rohm Otto F, general store. Rosneau August, carpenter.
Scheulke Bros (Adolph G and Wm F), genl store.
Shipman Harvey E, hardware.
Taylor Bros (E M and G C), meats.
VAN ORNUM & BECK (Charles J Van Ornum, Arthur J Beck), proprs The Cen- tral House. (See adv.)
Vaughn Edward, barber.
WALCH ANDREW C, Pub The Advo- cate.
MANCHESTER.
Population, 195. A village on Grand river, in Manchester township. Green Lake coun- ty, 18 miles southwest of Dartford, the county seat and 312 southwest of Marke- san, the nearest railroad station and bank- ing point. Mail, daily, George C. Rhein, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Fiegel Jacob, live stock.
Henke Martin, shoemaker.
KATTKE C A, General Store.
Kipe & Pondo, creamery.
Martin -, physician.
Page G H, carpenter.
Pfeiffer G, flour mill.
RHEIN GEORGE C, General Store and Harnessmaker. Salswegel August, mason.
Sclien John, saloon. Schwandt Ferd, carpenter. Shaffer Charles, flour mill. Spielvogel Henry, blacksmith,
Spielvogel Herman, blacksmith.
Spielvogel Richard, painter.
Tonn Rudolph, saloon.
Vogel W, blacksmith. |Wendlandt E J, saloon.
Tobin-Gerlinger Steel Casting Co. FOUNDERS ELECTRIC, MINING, SAW MILL, AUTOMOBILE and General Machinery. Telephone West Allis 19. WEST ALLIS, WISCONSIN
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Manitowoc
MANITOWISH.
Population, 50. On the C. & N. W. Ry., in Vaughn township, Iron county, 23 miles southeast of Hurley, the judicial seat and nearest banking point, Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Calvin Doriot, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Andrews A R, lumber. Buck F L, boat livery.
Buck G W & Son, hotel.
Doriot Calvin, land looker. Johnson Wm, propr Murray House.
La Fave Abe, summer resort.
Murray House, Wm Johnson propr.
Paine A H, summer resort.
STONE H J, General Store. Vaughn E, boat livery.
1606 St. Paul Avenue,
MANITOWOC.
Population, 12,000. The judicial seat of Manitowoc county, has a picturesque and commercial location seldom combined or excelled. Located in a rich farming sec- Bast Magnus L, dentist, 925 S 8th. Baumgartner Rev T F (Baptist). tion, on the shore of Lake Michigan, on the Wisconsin Central Ry., and at the Bawlman Charles, barber, 829 S 8th. crossing of the C. & N. W. Ry., over the Manitowoc river. It has a harbor a mile in length, improved and strengthened by Beers Charles, saloon, 808 S 8th. two parallel piers, 250 feet apart and 2,470 feet long, built by the United States gov- ernment at a cost of $375,000. With such a harbor, open through the year, vessel Blesch Frank J, hardware, 302 N 9th.
trade with the parts to the south is Blitzke Hugo, meats, 1136 S Main.
Bloquelle Gustavus, sporting goods, 901 S Main.
Blumenthal Edwin M, dentist. Torrison bldg Bode Henry, dye works, 820 Washington. Boecher Hansen, painter, Chicago and 10th Book J A, mngr Wisconsin Business Col- lege, cor Jay and S 8th.
BORCHERDT FRED C, Propr Hotel Victoria, 817 Franklin.
BORCHERDT FRED C JR, Mugr Hotel Victoria, 817 Franklin.
Bouril Charles J, saloon, 806 York.
Bradl Ignatz, wagonmaker, State and N 9th.
Brady Joseph S, hotel, 1036 S Main.
Brant Printing and Binding Co (W F Brant, H Nelson), printers, 718 Buffalo.
Bredl Joe, propr Manitowoc House, 921 S Main.
Bressler Charles H, mason, 808 N Wash- ington.
Buerstatte Charles L, bicycles, 818 York. . Buerstatte Fred C. drugs, cor 8th and Joy. Buerstatte J H C, electrical contractors, 919 S 8th.
Buritz John, cigar mnfr, 713 York.
Burke & Cratte (Richard W Burke, Isaac Cratte), lawyers, 925 S 8th.
Cartwright, Mattson Co, Jesse Cartwright pres, W N Mattson sec, gloves mnfrs, 824 York.
Cary Calvin A, agrl implts, 306 N 8th.
Cary Charles E, clk circuit court.
Chapman D C, baker, 806 Buffalo. Chermak Anton J, meats, 210 N 8th.
Chloupek John, county judge.
Christianson Emil, coroner.
Christianson Peter, saloon, 504 Commercial
Use Milwaukee Solvay Coke For MANUFACTURING .PURPOSES.
MILWAUKEE COKE & GAS CO. 21-26 UNIVERSITY BLDG., (See adv. opp. Coke Mnfrs.) MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Siebers & Pederson PATTERN MAKERS
never interrupted, and during the win- ter season Manitowoc is recognized as one of the best ship yard cities on Lake Michigan. Incorporated as a city in 1870, it has had a steady growth. The indus- tries of the city are varied and extensive, but the possibilities are far from being reached. The city contains a ship yard an excellent dry dock and a floating dock, 3 breweries and large malt houses, 10 cigar factories, an aluminum factory for novel- ties of all descriptions and aluminum goods, extensive iron works, several wagon factories, 2 coal docks with a capacity of 100,000 tons each, an edge tool manufactur- ing company, a flouring mill, a tannery, a glue factory, vinegar works, 2 box factories, 3 planing mills, 6 brick yards, 3 canning factories. etc. Two large new grain elevators have recently been built, with a capacity of 2,000,000 bushels. There are 3 banks and 3 first-class hotels, while 2 high schools, 2 ward schools and several sectarian schools, give the city a well marked reputation in educational matters. The various religious denominations are represented by 12 churches. The city also contains the spacious County Insane Asy- lum Hospital, costing $90,000, and the Pol- ish Orphan Asylum, which cost $15,000. Five newspapers-English and German-are pub- lished. The shipments constitute large quantities of leather, flour, grain, cheese, etc. Stages to Rosecrans and intermediate points daily. Telephone connections. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. and National. Henry G. Kress, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) .
Adams Thomas, house furngs, 809 Quay.
Albert Landreth Co The (capital $10,000), A C Fraser pres, E G Nash sec, peas cannery, on docks.
Altman Charles F, florist, 523 Washington. American Express, W W De Lano agt, 116 N 8th.
Anderson John S, lawyer, 107 N 8th.
Anderson Ludwic J, farm impts and pia- nos, 708 Commercial.
Ann Arbor R R Co, C S May agt, 724 Com- mercial.
Aumann Gust, meats, 1802 Western av.
Auemueller Joseph, saloon, 1301 Franklin. Baensch & Gennrich (Emil Baensch, Wm Gennrich), publr Manitowoc Post, 928 9th. Baensch & Kelley (Emil Baensch, E L Kei- ley), lawyers, Jay and S 8th.
Baetke Henry, meats, 1127 S Main.
Barnstein John E, drugs, 925 Washington. Barry Transportation Co, J E Hall agt, foot N 6th.
Bartelme John, propr Green Bay House, 810 Chicago.
Bean George W, barber, 1404 Washington. Becker Albert C, notions, 903 Washington.
Behnke Charles A, tailor, 911 Washington. Bieberitz Charles, cigar mnfr, 1311 Wash- ington.
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.
601
Manitou oc
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Manitowoc
Holy Family Hospital, MANITOWOC, WIS.
HOLY FAMILY HOSPITAL, MANITOWOC, WIS.
Founded September 28, 1899.
A First-class modern institution with the very best facil- ities for the treatment of the most critical medical and surgical cases. Thoroughly equipped Surgical and Hy- dro-Therapeutic Departments. Healthful site, overlooking the City of Manitowoc. Magnificent lake and river views. An ideal place for such as desire to rest and recuperate.
Careful and Experienced Attendants. Terms Reasonable.
For Catalogue, address
Sister Superior, Holy Family Hospital, Long Distance Telephone No. 146. MANITOWOC, WIS.
PATENTS
R. W. LOTZ, Registered Patent Attorney, Metropolitan Block, Chicago, III. Patents Obtained, Trade-Marks Registered. Free Booklets on Request.
602 Manitowoc R. L. POLK & CO.'S Manitowoc
CITIZENS' PUBLISHING CO (Incorpor- German-American Bank (capital $20,000), Leander Chote pres, F T Zentner cashr, cor Jay and 9th.
ated) (capital $5,000), John McFarland Pres, George McFarland Sec and Treas, Publishers Manitowoc Citizen and Mani- towoc Daily News.
City Hall, 905 S 8th.
Cisek Wenzel, saloon, 710 Chicago.
Clusen Henry, jeweler, 904 Washington.
Colburn Wm, saloon, 215 N 8th.
Cootway George, livery, 812 Buffalo.
C. N W & St P R R. J T O'Brion agt, 13tl. and Franklin.
Dalke Christian, harnessmkr. 1203 Wash- ington
Dallman Charles A, mason, 1105 Marshall. Davis Roy B, creamery, 419 N 8th.
De Lano W W, agt Am Exp Co, 116 N 8th. Dempsey James, saloon, cor S 8th and Quay.
Dempsey James E, harbormaster.
Dempsey Michael, saloon. 728 Commercial.
DER NORD WESTEN, Carl G Schmidt publr. 905 S 10th.
Dickson Mrs A B, millinery and hair goods, 831 S 8th.
DIETZMAN ELMER F, Osteopathy, Office Hours 9-12. 1:30-4. 806 Washington.
Die Wahrheit, C O Schmidt publr. 818 Washington.
Dobbert Charles & Son (Charles and Wm J), tanners, 909 S 13th.
Drost Mrs C, milliner, 813 Jay.
Drost & Son (Henry and Alfred). mnfrs, 5 N 9th.
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Dueno August, chief fire dept.
Dumke Mrs Dora, milliner, 805 Jay.
Dumke J F, shoes, 211 N 8th.
Dumke Wm O, photogr, 904 Washington. Eggert Frederick, sheriff.
Eichman Herman, saloon. 811 Franklin.
ELECTRIC LIGHT CO OF MANITOWOC, John Schuette Mngr, 824 Quay.
Ellig Leonard G, drugs, 18th and Washing- ton.
Erdman & Roth (Frederick Erdman, Anna Roth), confrs, 1213 Washington.
Erdmann Albert. barber, 924 S 10th.
Ertz Charles C. ins, 925 S 8th.
Esch Henry, genl store, 421 Jay.
Falge Hubert. ins. Jay and S 8th. Fanta Alois J. mrcht tailor. 11012 N 8th. Farmer Miss J O. dressmkr. Torrison bldg. Fechter Charles F. books. 820 S 8th.
Fechter George W. books, 209 N 8th.
Fehrs Gustav A, jeweler. 910 S 8th.
Felholm Jorgen, tailor. 817 York.
Finerpfeil Wm. ins, 925 S 8th.
FLACK EDWIN R, M D, C V S, Lead- ing Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist, Hos- pital and Office 903 Main. (See page 605.) Frakier C & W, furn, 712 York.
Franz Mrs M, millinery. 911 S 8th.
Franz Ferdinand, music tchr, 819 Quay. Fraser A C. phys, 809 York.
Fricke Edward, brick mnfr. ft Cleveland av Gauger Charles, blksmith, 1306 Washington.
GEHBE FRANK H, Propr Two Rivers House, the Best $1.00 House in the City, 810 Commercial.
Gehbe Fred H, dentist, 903 S 8th. Geisler Louis, painter, 1118 S 13th.
George Bros (A H and John W), contrs, 915 S 8th.
Gerpheide Cigar Co (Fred Gerpheide), 717 Franklin.
Gerpheide Fred, saloon, 905 S 8th.
Gibson George W, flour and feed, 306 N 8th. Giffey Charles W. restaurant. 722 Commer- cial.
Gleason Charles M, phys, 809 York.
Goetz Joseph, agt Lake Seamen's Union, 807 S 8th.
GOODRICH TRANSPORTATION CO, A W Goodrich Pres. E L Upton Vice Pres, F C Reynolds sec and genl freight agt, W J Londerbach Treas. David M Coch- rane Supt, H W Thorp Genl Mngr. R C Davis Genl Pass Agt, George P Houghton Local Agt, ft N 5th.
Gray Rev Sidney (Episcopal), 615 N 8th.
Gray T W, mngr Manitowoc Water Works Co. 704 Commercial.
Green Bay House, J Bartelme propr, 810 Chicago.
Green Walter J, paints. 112 N 8th.
Groffman Charles A, drugs, 925 S 8th.
Groffman & Stahl (George Groffman, Au- gust Stahl), laundry. 901 York.
Gross Jacob, saloon. 917 Washington.
Grun Philin 2d hd goods. 910 Buffalo.
GUTTMAN ALBERT, Pres Manitowoc Seed Co. 1009-1011 10th.
Guttmann & Svacina Co (Wm Guttmann, A Svacina, George Cooper), ins and real estate, Commercial and 8th.
Haley & Joyce (John J Haley, W M Joyce), lawyers, 937 S 8th.
Hall Charles. live stock, 2 miles n.
Hall Bros (Jay and B), produce and gaso- line engines, cor 9th and River.
Hall J E, agt Barry Transportation Co, ft N 6th.
Hall Samuel, grain and hay, Commercial and 6th.
Halloran John, propr St Charles Hotel, cor Franklin and 7th.
Hamel James A, saloon, cor Quay and S 8th.
Hansen Carl, real est, 712 Washington.
Hanson Andrew, storage, 706 York.
Harris Edward, genl store, 1001 Washing- ton.
Hartwig Charles A, saloon, 1402 Washing- ton.
Hays Florence, librarian Manitowoc Pub- lic Library, 1 N 8th.
Heidemann Fred, confr, 1209 Washington. Heise Gust, dentist, 1003 Washington. Hellsinger Fred, dyer, 1020 10th.
Hemphill Ernst, carpet weaver, 1112 S 23d.
Herald Press Publishing Co, H G Kress pres, H Nelson vice pres, publrs Mani- towoc Daily Herald, Manitowoc Times- Press, 719 Buffalo.
Herman Wm M. saloon, 809 S 8th.
Herzog Charles, hack line, 310 N 8th. Herzog John, pianos, 212 N 8th.
HESS WM J, Mngr Manitowoc Steam Boiler Works, between 7th and 8th on Franklin.
Hinrichs Henry, drugs. 724 York.
HOLY FAMILY HOSPITAL, Sister
Euphrosine in Charge, Western av and 22d (See page 601.)
Machinists and Patternmakers Special Machinery Built and Designed. General Repairing. Dies and Stampings. Experimental Work. Brass Patterns.
P. C. PHILIPP & CO.
Milwaukee, Wis.
Corner 33d and Vliet Streets. TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
S. NELSON COMPANY, Fur Skin Dressers and Dyers HIDES TANNED FOR ROBES AND COATS. SEND FOR PRICE LIST. 1603=1605 Galena Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS ..
KURZ & ROOT, Consulting Electrical Engineers, Builders of dynamos and motors for all purposes. Duplicate and extra parts made and furnished for any electrical machine. We repair anything electrical. LONG DISTANCE 'PHONE No. 310. (See page 11.) APPLETON, WISCONSIN.
Manitowoc
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Manitowoc 603
WILLIAMS HOUSE
J. S. WILLIAMS, Propr. E. J. KELLNER, Mngr.
The Leading Hotel of the City. First-Class in Every Respect, Steam Heat, Bath, Electric Light. Electric Call Bells.
This House is located in the center of the city on the princi- pal business street. One block from the postoffice. A Bus runs to and from depot and boat landing,
Cor. 8th and Franklin Streets, MANITOWOC, WIS,
CAPITAL STOCK, $100,000.
Manitowoc Steam Boiler Works
BUILDERS OF
MARINE, STATIONARY AND
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REPAIR WORK.
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W. J. HESS, Pres. and Mngr.
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MANITOWOC, WIS.
The M. G. MADSON SEED CO.
Growers, Importers and Merchants of
Field, Garden and Flower Seeds.
For merchants handling seeds in packages, we put up in handsomely lithographed packets bearing a correct representation of the variety in full culture direction, in a neat folding cabinet of our own inven- tion.
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JOHN PETERS & CO., Mounting and Grouping.
Awarded. 2325 State Street, CHICAGO, ILL.
Six Gold Medals (See Adv. in Cla Taxidermists.)
604 Manitowoc R. L. POLK & CO.'S Manitowoc
Hong Lee, laundry, 829 S 8th.
Hotel Staudt. John A Staudt propr. 717 Jay. HOTEL VICTORIA, Fred C Borcherdt Propr, Fred C Borcherdt Jr Mngr. Strictly First-class in All Respects, 817 Franklin. Hotz Frederick, grocer, 1424 Washington. Hougen Albert L. district attorney.
Hougen & Brady (Alber L Hougen, Charles Klein Wm, shoemkr, 821 York. E Brady), lawyers, Torrison bldg.
Houghton George P, agt Goodrich Trans- portation Co, ft N 5th.
Houghton Wm, barber. 715 York.
Howarth James A, painter. 923 Main.
Hoyer A M. meats. 1208 Washington.
Hoyer Bros (Charles and Albert), clothing, 814 S 8th.
HOYER JOHN N, Facial Electrolysis, 925 S 8th. (See page 607.)
Hoyer Wm, saloon. 1014 Washington.
Hubbard Harvey W, phys. 206 N 8th.
Hubbard H F & A E. real est, Torrison bldg.
Husar Jacob, saloon, 401 N 10th.
Huwatschek George, propr Milwaukee House, 924 Commercial.
Huwatschek George E, dentist, 925 S 8th. Ingrisch Joseph, harnessmkr. 1312 Wash- ington.
Jacobs E M, phys, Torrison bldg.
Jagodenskv Mich. meats, 1701 Clark.
Jarchow Jacob, blksmith, 905 Washington. Jirikowic Joseph saloon. 1013 10th.
JOHNSON J G CO THE, C E Spindler Pres, J G Johnson Genl Mngr and Treas, C B Johnson Sec. Masonary Supplies, Ice and Fuel, Quay between 9th and Main Johnson Samuel. coal, 417 N Eighth.
Jones Rev D C (Presbyterian).
Kadow John M, meats 1118 Washington. Kadow Leon, meats, 823 Washington. Kaempf Rudolph, jeweler, 922 S Eighth. Kames August W, saloon, 1134 S Main. Kanutsky Frank, meats, 802 Buffalo. Kapitan Emil M. dentist. 258 N Eighth. Kapitz Joseph, saloon, 901 Main.
Kappes Martin, undertaker, 922 S Tenth. Karnofsky & Rohde (Antone Karnofsky, John Rohde), shoes, 919 Washington. Kattner Paul. meats, 1001 Marshall.
Kaufmann John, barber, 1204 Washington.
Kazda Michael, grocer, 311 N Ninth.
Kebler Jacob, blksmith, rear Smalley Mnfg Co.
Keil Elizabeth, millinery. 813 Jay.
Keischer Bros (Antone E Keischer), hard- ware. 812 York.
Keith J H & Co. contrs, York and Eighth. Kelley J E Coal Co. Earle Kelley Pres. R M Rea sec and treas, Torrison bldg.
KELLNER E J, Mngr Williams House, cor S Eighth and Franklin. (See page 603.) Kellner M & Sons (John and Michael Jr), flour and feed. Ninth and Chicago. Kemper Wm G. phys. 901 Jay.
Kennedy George W, carp. 619 N Fifth. Kerscher Bros (Anton E Kerscher), hard- ware and mnfrs cheese vats. cheese hoops, presses, milk cans, etc, 812 York. Kestley Andrew, confr. 816 Washington. Kettenhofe Nic. monuments. 920 Jay. Keune Mrs F H, laundry, 616 York. Kieselhorst Charles, hardware, 1003 Wash- ington.
Kieselhorst Herman W, saloon, 1005 Wash- ington.
Kirman Michael, circuit judgt. over post - office.
Kisehner Fred Jr, painter, 816 Washington. Kitzerow Bernard, blksmith, 1305 Wash- ington.
Klingholz R & Co. wholesale liquors, 807 Jay KNEIPP MALT FOOD CO, Richard Rohr Pres. Max Rohr Treas, Frank H Miller Sec, 605 Washington.
Knickelbein & Dummer (Charles Knickel- bein. Albert Dummer). plumbers, 809 Jay. Knipp John, grocer, Twenty-first and Mar- shall.
Knutzen & Roberts (K O Knutzen, J A Roberts), drugs. 7 N Eighth.
Koch Oscar, barber, 813 Franklin.
Koehn & Mangan (Tony Koehn, Robert Mangan), livery, 606 Commercial.
Krainik Joseph, saloon, 401 N Eighth.
Kratz J H. chief fire department.
Kress Henry G, postmaster.
Kretche Frank, confr, 207 N Eighth. Krueger Charles, saloon, 924 Commercial. Krug Adam, organ bldr, 1311 Washington. Krumm Charles M, shoes, 812 S Eighth. Kuenek Kate, dressmkr. 712 Jay.
Kuhl August, livery, 904 Tenth.
Kuhl John, saloon, 902 Main.
Kuhl John P, saloon, cor Franklin and Tenth.
Kuhl M & Son (Michael and Nicholas), harnessmkrs, 811 Quay.
Kunz, Bleser & Co (Louis Kunz, Daniel Bleser), brewers. Marshall and Ninth. Lake Seamen's Union, Joseph Goetz agt,. 807 S Eighth.
Landberg Malcolm, photogr, 314 N Eighth. Larsen H L & Bro (H L and Wm), plum- bers. 719 Commercial.
Liebnow C & Son (H F Liebnow), jewelers, 9 N Eighth.
Lill Robert, cigar mnfr. 821 S Eighth.
Lindstedt Julius & Co (Julius Lindstedt and Frank Hoffman), ins and loans, 808 Washington.
Liverenzo Frank, blksmith, 818 Franklin.
Lohe Fred, meats. S Eighth and Washing- ton.
Luebke Carl, shoes, 906 S Eighth.
Lueps Wm, internal revenue collector. Jay and S Eighth.
Luhman Frederick S, phys, 1013 S Eighth. McCarty James C, confr, 108 N Eighth.
MADSON M G SEED CO, M G Madson Pres, Cornelius Madson Sec, Wholesale Seeds, 712 Commercial. (See page 603.) Mahnke Christ, general store, 1013 Wash- ington.
Mahnke John, city treasurer. MANITOWOC ALUMINUM NOVELTY Co (Capital $50,000), Henry Vits Pres and Treas, George Vits Sec and Genl Mngr, I L Hill Mngr Sales Dept, Cor Fifteenth and Franklin.
MANITOWOC ART GLASS WORKS, Frank Bouril Pres. George M Tremmel Sec and Mngr, J Tremmel Treas, Mnfrs Art Glass, 814 York. (See page 605.)
Manitowoc Building Supply Co, John Schroeder pres, Charles Solveson sec, mill work N Fifth and York.
FACTORY BUILDINGS Of Steel, Brick or Concrete-Roofs-Watertowers
54 EXCHANGE BLDG. MILWAUKEE, WIS. JOHN GEIST Consulting Engineer.
Herman Grover & Co., or Write and Get Terms.
BUSINESS BROKERS. We Buy, Sell or Exchange. Call Telephone Main 3013. 4 Metropolitan Bldg. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
FERROFIX BRAZING CO. 251 LAKE ST. Milwaukee, Wis. (See page 3.)
Manitowoc
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Manitowoc 605
ALBERT GUTTMAN, Pres. GEO. ANDERSON, Vice-Pres.
GEO. L. BORN, Sec'y and Treas. F. C. VETTING, Manager.
Manitowoc Seed Company,
SEED GROWERS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS,
MANITOWOC, WISCONSIN.
DR. E. R. FLACK,
VETERINARIAN.
Tel. Office, 128-3 R.
Tel. House, 123-3 R. HOSPITAL AND OFFICE,
903 MAIN STREET, MANITOWOC, WIS.
MANITOWOC
RT GLASS WORKS
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
IN GLASS
ROUGHJS
POLISHED, BENT AND BEVELED . ..
PLATE GLASS.
FOR RESIDENCES, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, CHURCHES, ETC.
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
WINDOW, ORNAMENTALE STAND ART GLASS.
DESIGNS &ESTIMATES SUBMITTED ON APPLICATION
MIRRORS OK METAL GLAZING.
MANITOWOC,WIS.
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Stamping and Tool Co. LA CROSSE, WIS.
606 Manitowoc R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Manitowoc
MANITOWOC CITIZEN, Citizens Pub-|MARKHAM & MARKHAM (Herbert L lishing Co Publrs, 727 Franklin.
Manitowoc Clay Co, George Kennedy supt, near Dry Docks.
Manitowoc County Insane Asylum, Twen- ty-third and Washington.
tal $25,000), C E Spindler pres, L J Nash sec, W D Richards treas, H A Mueller mngr, 808 Washington.
Manitowoc County Co-operative Co The, IM Staehl pres, E M Carstens mngr, gen- eral store, cor Eleventh and Washington. Manitowoc Daily Herald, Herald Press Publishing Co publrs. 719 Buffalo.
MANITOWOC DAILY NEWS, Citizens Publishing Co Publrs. 727 Franklin.
Manitowoc Dry Dock Co (inc, $150,000). E Gunell pres, L E Geer sec and treas, Center and River.
Manitowoc Free Public Library, Florence Hays librarian, 1 N Eighth.
Manitowoc Gas Light Co (inc, capital $10,- 000). Henry Vits pres, J Lindstedt sec, Emil Teigen treas, J A Patten mngr, 106 N Eighth.
Manitowoc Glue Co, Frank Stupecky, Luep's Island.
'Manitowoc House, Joe Bredl propr, 921 S Main.
Manitowoc Land and Salt Co The. Henry Hinrichs pres, M H Murphy sec, fuel and Milwaukee House, George Huwatschek,, prop, 924 Commercial.
MANITOWOC MALTING CO THE, Wm Rahr Pres, C E Patzer Vice-Pres, O Rahr Sec and Treas, foot S Nineteenth and Twentieth.
Manitowoc Mattress Co, G H Torrison pres, J F Dellman sec and mngr, cor York and Sixth.
Manitowoc Music Co (H H Paulus, W W Paulus), pianos, 913 S Eighth.
Manitowoc Mutual Fire Ins Co, J G Le- hamkul pres, A J Savacima sec, Henry Vits mngr. cor 8th and Commercial.
Manitowoc Pea Canning Co, W D Richards pres. Herbert Markham sec, cor Eleventh and Water.
Manitowoc Pickling Co, Oscar Alten mngr, Fifteenth.
Manitowoc
Pilot,
Pilot
Publishing
Co
publrs, 816 York.
Manitowoc Post, Baensch & Gennrich publrs, 928 Ninth.
Manitowoc Savings Bank (capital $100,000), John Schuette pres, Ed Schuette cashr. cor Jay and 8th.
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