Polk's Wisconsin state gazetteer and business directory. 1905-1906., Part 9

Author: R.L. Polk & Co; Murphy & Co
Publication date: 1905
Publisher: Milwaukee, [Wis.] : Murphy & Co.
Number of Pages: 1890

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Walworth

Elkhorn.

Peter Lochen.

Washington

West Bend.

G. F. Carroll.

Waukesha

C. M. Hayward

Waupaca

Weyauwega

C. F. Appley

Winnebago

Winnebago.

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LaCrosse

West Salem

S. W. Jackson

O. H. Kitzman.

Louis Manderscheid.

F. M. Loftus.

WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.

WISCONSIN COLLECTION AND ASSIGNMENT LAWS, ETC.

Acknowledgments-Deeds executed within this state- of lands or any in- terest in lands therein-must be exe- cuted in the presence of two witnesses, who shall subscribe their names to the same as such and the persons execut- ing must acknowledge the execution before any judge or clerk of a court of record, court commissioner, U. S. commissioner, county clerk, register of deeds, notary public or justice of the peace; and the officer taking the acknowledgment must indorse a cer- tificate of the acknowledgment and the true date of making it under his hand. A scroll answers for a seal ex- cept in the case of a notary public, who must attach his official seal and date of expiration of his commission. Deeds conveying land or any interest in land situated in the State if exe- cuted in any other State, Territory or District of the United States may be executed according to the laws of such place and the acknowledgment may be before any judge or clerk of a court of record, notary public (with seal and expiration of commission), justice of the peace, master in chancery, or other officer there authorized by law to take the acknowledgment of deeds therein, or before a commissioner ap- pointed by the Governor of this state for such purpose; and if executed with- in any jurisdiction of any military post of the United States not within this state, before the commanding officer thereof. If such deed be executed in any foreign country, it may be exe- cuted according to its laws, and acknowledged before any notary pub- lic-with seal affixed-or other officer authorized by law there to take such acknowledgments or any minister, charge d'affaires, commissioner, or consul of the United States appointed to reside therein, and certified by him; and, if executed according to the laws of such foreign country the certificate of acknowledgment shall certify that fact.

Arrest .- Defendant may be arrested and held to bail at the time of issuing the summons or at any time before judgment in an action for damages not arising on contract, when a non-resi- dent or about to remove from the state

or in an action for injury to person, property or character; or for injury or wrongfully taking, detaining or con- verting property; for a fine or penalty; for money embezzled or fraudulently misapplied by a public officer, attorney, agent or an officer of a corporation, or by any person in a fiduciary capacity, or for any misconduct or neglect in office or in a professional employment; in actions to recover damages for prop- erty obtained by false pretenses; in ac- tions of replevin when property has been concealed.

Assignments. - Voluntary assign- ments may be made by debtor for benefit of general creditors under statutory formalities. Preferences are not allowed. Release not granted. Any preference made by debtor by the sale of property, mortgage or other security, within sixty days prior to date of assignment shall be void and. of no effect, provided the party bene- fitted had reasonable cause to believe such debtor insolvent, and by confes- sion of judgment within the same per- iod, void absolutely. When any debtor, being insolvent, shall confess judgment or do any act by which one or more of his creditors shall obtain a preference over others, or shall omit to do any act which he might do to prevent such preference; or if he shall not within ten days after any levy by attachment, execution or garnishment, make a vol- untary assignment or institute proceed- ings in good faith to vacate such pref- erence, then, or within thirty days thereafter any two creditors having claims aggregating two hundred dol- lars or more, may procure the appoint- ment of a receiver who shall convert into money all the property of the debtor not by law exempt, and distri- bute the same, free from any liens or preferences obtained contrary to the intent of these provisions, pro rata among all the creditors who shall prove their claims within such time and in such manner as the court shall direct.

Attachment .- May be issued at any time before judgment in all actions on contract, express or implied, where plaintiff shows by affidavit that fact,

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and that the debt exceeds $50, and that the affiant has good reason to believe one of the following cases to exist: That defendant has absconded or is about to abscond from the state or is concealed therein to the injury of his creditors; that he has assigned, dis- posed of or concealed, or is about to conceal any of his property, with in- tent to defraud his creditors; that he has removed or is about to remove any of his property out of the State, with like intent; that he fraudulently con- tracted the debt or incurred the obliga- tion for which this action is brought; that he is a non-resident or it is a for- eign corporation; that he has fraudu- lently conveyed or disposed of his property, or part of it, to defraud his creditors. Attachment may also be made for debt to become due on filing similar affidavit, and giving undertak- ing for three times amount of claim. Aattachment may issue in Justice Court, upon grounds nearly identical where debt exceeds $5.

Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes .- No person within this State to be charged as acceptor on a bill of exchange unless his acceptance shall be in writing signed by himself or his lawful agent. Days of grace are abol- ished from and after. April 5, 1894. Notes falling due on Sunday or holi- day are payable next secular day.

Chattel Mortgages .- Are valid be- tween the parties .thereto, but void as against any other persons, un- less the possession of the mort- gaged property be delivered to and retained by the mortgagee, or unless the mortgage, or сору thereof, be filed with the clerk of the village, town, or city, where the mort- gagee resides, or if he is a non-resi- dent, where the property is situated at the time of making the mortgage. Such chattel mortgage ceases to be valid, except as between the parties, at the expiration of two years, unless within 30 days next preceding the ex- piration of the two years, the mort- gagee or his agent make and annex to the mortgage, or a copy thereof, on file, an affidavit setting forth the inter- est of the mortgagee in the property mortgaged. The effect of such affi- davit renews the force of the mortgage for two years. Similar renewals may be made at the end of each two years. It is a misdemeanor to sell or dispose

of chattels mortgaged, with intent to defraud. No specified time in which mortgaged property must be sold to pay debts. Chattel mortgage upon household furniture or exempt chattels of married man invalid without signa- ture of wife witnessed by two wit- nesses.

Commencement of Suit .- Suits are commenced by service of summons. The defendant in cases ir Justice Courts, in ordinary cases, has six days in which to appear in Circuit Courts, twenty days after service within the State; and if not so served and sum- mons is published, six weeks and twenty days.

Consignments .- If the consignee fraudulently converts the consigned property to his own use he is guilty of embezzlement. Six years will bar a criminal prosecution, as well as the consignor's civil action.

Exemptions-Library, household fur- niture, etc., $200; firearms, $50; neces- sary team, cattle and utensils; 1 year's provisions; tools or stock in trade of mechanic, miner or other person, $200; library and implements of professional man, $200; printing material, presses, etc., $1,500; homestead in country, 40 acres, or in town plat, one-fourth of an acre. The earnings of all married per- sons having a family dependent upon them for support, for three months next preceding the issue of any pro- cess, to the amount of $60, only for each month in which such earnings are made or secured. No personal property is exempt as against any debt remaining of its purchase price.

Garnishment .- Money or property of the defendant in the hands of another, except a municipal corporation, or debts due him, may be garnisheed either at the time of the bringing of the action or while it is pending, or upon execution after judgment is ob- tained thereon. In such cases the gar- nishee debtors are liable for the amount of property in their hands or the amount of indebtedness due from them to the principal debtor, over and above exemptions, from the time gar- nishee summons is served upon them. Garnishment may also be had in any cause of action in which a writ of at- tachment may issue. The lien ob- tained by garnishment is dissolved if the debtor, being insolvent, within ten days after the service of process make

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a voluntary assignment, or if within the same time or thirty days there- after, a receiver is appointed.

Interest .- Legal, 6 per cent; by con- tract in writing, 10. Usury (except in bottomry and respondentia bonds) for- feits all interest if not yet paid; if paid, treble the unlawful excess may be recovered by suit within a year.

Judgments .- Judgments of the Cir- cuit Court become a lien on all real es- tate of the judgment debtor within the county, and from the date of its being docketed in the clerk's office; this lien holds for ten years. A transcript of the judgment of a justice of the peace may be docketed in the circuit court clerk's office, and becomes then a lien on real estate, and is regarded as a circuit court judgment for its enforce- ment and collection. A transcript of the docket of the judgment in any cir- cuit court clerk's office may be filed and docketed in any other county, and becomes a lien on all real estate of the judgment debtor in any county where docketed, from that date, and is en- forced by execution issued from the county where judgment was rendered.

Justice's Jurisdiction .- $200, may en- ter judgment by confession to $300.

Limitation of Actions .- On contracts not under seal, 6 years; judgments of courts within the State and on sealed instrumnts, cause accruing within the State, 20 years; foreign judgments and specialties, cause accruing without the State, 10 years; recovery of bonds, 20 years.

Married women retain all property for their exclusive use and benefit, which is acquired from any source ex- cept their husband, and may convey it and do business as if unmarried. Widow is entitled to dower of one- third in all lands owned by husband

at any time during marriage, unless lawfully barred.

Mortgages are executed precisely as deeds, except the wife need not join in a purchase money mortgage to bar dower. Any conveyance, however, in whatever form, will be held a mort- gage on familiar equity principles, if in reality a security for debt. If a power of sale be inserted, they may be foreclosed by advertisement. One year's redemption is allowed after sale in such cases, but the common and bet- ter practice is to foreclose by suit in circuit court, and after sale, which cannot take place until after one year's redemption; after judgment no re- demption is allowed. Redemption be- fore sale must include 10 per cent in- terest from date of judgment. A rea- sonable solicitor's fee is allowed in ad- dition to taxed costs. No strict fore- closures allowed of mortgages. No mortgages or sale of a homestead valid unless the wife joins.

Proof of Claimis Sent for Collection. -It being necessary to sue in the name of the real party in interest, creditors sending claims for collection should give their names in full. In case of a firm, full name of the indi- viduals composing the firm should be given, and if creditor is a corporation, that fact should be stated.

Redemption .- Of lands sold under execution, one year, or by subsequent creditor, 15 months; mortgage, one year; taxes, three years.

Revivor .- Part payment or new promise in writing, if by one joint debtor, revives the debt only as to him.

Stay of Execution .- Only on justice's judgments, $10 to over $50, exclusive of costs, one to four months.

Witness .- Party in interest may be unless opponent is dead.

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BANKS AND BANKERS OF WISCONSIN.

Capital

TOWN.

Abbotsford

Bank of Abbotsford ..

A H Flaig.

$ 25,000

Albany .

.Albany Exchange Bank.

JE Litel. .

10,000

Albany

Bank of Albany . .

E Decker Jr.

25,000

Algoma.

Bank of Algoma

Chas Neumeister.

5,000

Alma.

. Alma Center State Bank.

.C E, Webster

5,000

Almond.

Portage County Bank

L Q Olcott.

15,000

Amery.

. Bank of Amery

L A Pomeroy

25,000

Amherst Junction Security Bank

Antigo.

.First National Bank.

O P Walsh.

50,000

Antigo

. Langlade National Bank.

J J Sherman.

150,000

Appleton

.Commercial National Bank

C S Dickinson.

150,000

Appleton

.First National Bank of Appleton

.Joseph Ruth.

25,000

Argyle.

State Bank of Argyle.

F A Waddington.

10,000

Ashland

Ashland National Bank.

J T Gregory ..

100,000

Ashland

Northern National Bank

. C F Latimer.

100,000

Athens.

.Bank of Athen

.R Neuenschwander

16,000 25,000

Baldwin.

Bank of Baldwin.

Nelson B Bailey . .

25,000

Balsam Jake

Perkins & Co.

JE Fencel.

15,000

Baraboo

Bank of Baraboo.

Jacob Van Orden. .

50,000

Baraboo

First National Bank. .Charles Merritt ...

.J J Jones.

10,000 25,000

Barron

.Bank of Barron.

. C J Borum

Barron

Normanna Savings Bank.

.N M Rockman ..

Bayfield

.German National Bank.

Peter Beuhle.

Beaver Dam

.. Old First National Bank.

JE M'cClure

Belleville.

.Belleville State Bank.

Leslie Burd.

Belleville.

Citizens' State Bank.

E C Story

Belmont.

Belmont State Bank.

.Wm H Doyle

Beloit

.Beloit Savings Bank.

E F Hausen (sec) .

Beloit

.Beloit State Bank

John Paley

Beloit.

.Hyde, L. C. & Bro ..

E S Green

Beloit.

.Second National Bank.

B P Eldred.

Benton

.Benton State Bank.

W B Vail.

25,000

Berlin

Berlin National Bank

.. J. W Brown

Berlin.

First National Bank.

R A Christie.

75,000

Birnamwood

Bank of Birnamwood.

.D W Van Doren

5,000

Black Creek.

Bank of Black Creek.

. George Peters.

Black Earth.

.Black Earth State Bank.

O W Donkle.

Black River Falls. First National Bank.

H H Richards

50,000

Black River Falls. Jackson County Bank.

J J Mills.

27,700

Blair. .

.Home Bank

O B Bosheim

15,000 10,000

Blanchardville . . Blanchardville State Bank.

O A Olson.

Blcomer Bank of Bloomer.

A T Newman

6,000

Bloomington .Woodhouse & Bartley Bank.

M F Woodhouse ..

15,000

Boscobel. Pipkin State Bank.

C W Minkhausen. .

Boscobel.

State Bank of Boscobel

R J Morrison.

15,000 15,000

Boyd.

State Bank of Boyd.

Charles Nelson.

25,000

Brandon

Foster F R & Son.

Brillion First National Bank

G E Dawson. 25,000

Brillion First State Bank.

H J Wunderlich ..

25,000

Brodhead Bank of Brodhead.

C W Carpenter. . .

50,000

Roy Miller

5,000

Alma Center

State Bank of Alma.

Amherst. . International Bank of Amherst

H N Nelson

8,500 50,000

Appleton

. Herman Erb

300,000

Arcadia ·Bank of Arcadia.

Augusta

Augusta State Bank.

C E Bradford. .. .. .

50,000

Barneveld

.Barneveld State Bank.

A H Wilkinson. ..

Beaver Dam

.First National Bank.

6,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 10,000 10,000 15,000

50,000 50,000 50,000

10,000 12,000

Bangor.

.Bangor State Bank

W B McArthur.

.Citizens' National Bank.

J T Gravenor

10,000

NAME OF BANK.

Cashier.

WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.

BANKS AND BANKERS OF WISCONSIN-Continued.

TOWN. NAME OF BANK.

Cashier.

Capital

Brodhead. Green County Bank

A S Moore . .. $ 50,000

Brooklyn.

.Brooklyn State Bank.

Charles Wackman 15,000

Browntown

.Farmers' Bank

W L Bush. 15,000

Bruce.

.Lumberman's State Bank.

W A Blackburn. . .

15,000

Burlington. Bank of Burlington

E H Schnederman

25,000

Burlington

Meinhardt Bank

Eda Meinhardt ...

25,000

Butternut.

Ashland County Bank

W J Fordyce 5,000

Cadott.

Citizens' State Bank.

. A C Bohrnstedt. . .

25,000

Cadott.

State Bank of Cadott.

F L Monroe.

7,000

Cambria.

Bank of Cambria.

.D M Rowlands.

10,000

Cambridge

Bank of Cambridge

.R N Dow. 10,000

Cameron. Bank of Cameron.

. C H Museus. 6,000

Camp Douglas. . Bank of Camp Douglas

E Singleton 6,000

Campbellsport .... First National Bank.

.H N Bacon 25,000

Casco

.Bank of Casco

.N Decker 5,000

Cashton

.Bank of Cashton

L M Earle. 10,000

Cassville .Cassville Bank

G A Stevens 5,000

Cedarburg.

Farmers and Merchants' Bank.

M P Becker

20,000

Cedar Grov

Cedar Grove State Bank.

Wm Huenink.

25,000

Centuria State Bank of Centuria.

A L Peterson 15,000

Chetek. Farmers and Merchants'

Bank. A T Galby.

5,000

Chilton .Chilton National Bank.

Wm J Paulson 50,000

Chilton State Bank of Chilton.

T E Connell.

25,000

Chippewa Falls .. First National Bank.

L M Newman.

100,000

Chippewa Falls ... Lumbermen's National Bank

S B Nimmons. 100,000

Chippewa Falls ... Northwestern State Bank.

P T Favell.

80,000

Clear Lake. .Bank of Clear Lake.

E A Montgomery .. 5,000

Clinton. Citizens' Bank

H A Moehlenpah.

25,000

Clintonville

.Clintonville State Bank

S H Rondeau. 35,000

Clintonville

First National Bank.

. C. E Gibson. 25,000

Colby

Colby State Bank.

K Andrews 25,000

Colfax.

Bank of Colfax

. G T Vorland.

10,000

Coloma Station .. People's Bank.

R C Stuart.

5,000

Columbus

Farmers and Merchants' Union Bk.

. J R Wheeler

25,000

Columbus

First National Bank.

J R Goff. 50,000

Crandon

Crandon State Bank

L Haile.

25,000

Cuba

Farmers' Bank ..

Joseph Longbotham

7,500

Cuba.

.First National Bank of Cuba City.

Matthew Hendricks

25,000

Cumberland.

Island State Bank.

.Lewis Larson.

5,000

Cumberland.

State Bank of Cumberland.

A H Miller.

10,000

Dale.

First State Bank.

.J T Jagodnigg.

15,000

Dallas.

Bank of Dallas.

E Engh.

5,000

Darien

Farmers' State Bank.

J R Egan. 25,000

Darlington

Citizens' National Bank

John O'Brien.

50,000

Dartford

Green Lake State Bank.

M C' Gardenier.

25,000

Deerfield.

Fargo H B & Co.

DeForest.

DeForest State Bank.

A A Linde.

15,000

Delavan.

.Bank of E Latimer & Co

A H Kendrick.

30,000

Delavan

.Citizens' Bank of Delavan.

E F Williams

25,000

DePere National Bank of DePere.

.Hugo Kiel.

50,000

DePere

State Bank of DePere

L D Hurd ..

50,000

DeSoto. .DeSoto State Bank.

.C E Wright 5,000

Dodgeville. City Bank

. V T Williams

10,000

Dodgeville

First National Bank.

E A Perkins

35,000

Dodgeville Strong's Bank

T M Strong.

35,000

Downing.

Bank of Downing

D C Coolidge 5,000

Durand. Bank of Durand

Frank Pierce.

25,000

Darlington.

First National Bank.

TCL MacKay 50,000

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BANKS AND BANKERS OF WISCONSIN-Continued.

TOWN.

NAME OF BANK.

Cashier.

Capital

Durand. State Bank of Durand

H A Bruenn.

$ 25,000

Eagle Bank of Eagle.

H M Loibl.

10,000

Eagle River

.State Bank of Eagle River.

A M Kenzie

6,000

East Troy .State Bank

P Chafin

15,000

Eau Claire

Bank of Eau Claire

T Joyce

100,000

Eau Claire

Chippewa Valley Bank

G T Thompson 100,000

Eau Claire

Eau Claire National Bank

W K Coffin.

100,000

Edgar

.Bank of Edgar.

O G Fehlhaber

15,000

Edgerton

.First National Bank.

Wirt Wright.

25,000

Edgerton

.Tobacco Exchange Bank

W S Brown.

50,000

Eleva. Bank of Eleva.

E Bratberg

10,000

Elkhorn

.First National Bank.

F W Isham.

50,000

Elkhorn

.State Bank of Elkhorn

E J Hooper.

25,000

Ellsworth

Bank of Ellsworth

Orin Lord.

25,000

Elroy

Citizens' Bank

L S Marsh

25,000

Elroy

. State Bank of Elroy

G J Clark.

25,000

Evansville

,Bank of Evansville

G L Pullen

25,000

Evansville

Granger Bank

J P Porter

10,200

Fairchild. First National Bank.

W F Hood.

25,000

Fall River

First State Bank

E E Everson

10,000

Fennimore.

Fennimore Bank

Donald Willison

5,000 25,000

Florence.

State Bank of Florence

F S Evans

15,000

Fond du Lac. .Cole Savings Bank. :

W D Cole.

25,000

Fond du Lac.

.Commercial National Bank.

M T Simmons

125,000

Fond du Lac ..

. First National Bank.

E J Perry.

125,000

Fond du Lac .. .First Wis Bk of North Fond du Lac. . . C L Carberry

Fond du Lac. .

. Fond du Lac National Bank.

G A Knapp

200,000

Fort Atkinson.

Citizens' State Bank.

C A Caswell.

25,000

Fort Atkinson

First National Bank.

L B Caswell Jr.

60,000

Fox Lake. State Bank of Fox Lake

F J Davison. .

25,000

Frederic. Bank of Frederic.

L A Copeland.

18,000

Galesville ..

. Bank of Galesville.

J F Cance

50,000

Genoa Junction ... Bank of Genoa Junction

Moore

5,000

Genoa Junction. . . Citizens' State Bank.

. C A Stone

Gillett.

State Bank of Gillett.

H E Baer.

25,000

Glen wood First Bank of Glenwood

F P Ainsworth. . . .

5,000

Glidden.

. Glidden State Bank ..

.John Fleischbein ..

5,000

Glidden .

Wisconsin State Bank.

. H A Sampson

5,000

Grand Rapids

Bank of Grand Rapids.

F H Jackson

50,000 50,000

Grand Rapids

First National Bank.

G W Mead.

Grand Rapids

Wood County National Bank.

F J Wood.

50,000

Granton ..

.Farmers' State Bank.

W S Davis.

10,000

Grantsburg

.First Bank of Grantsburg.

A P Nelson.

25,000

Gratiot.

.Gratiot State Bank.

J C Johnson 10,000

GreenBay

Bank of Green Bay.

H R Ericksen

25,000

GreenBay

Citizens' Nat'l Bk of Green Bay

. W P Wagner 200,000

GreenBay. . Farmers' Exchange Bank.

S A Bell. 30,000

GreenBay Kellogg National Bank.

W E Kellogg 150,000

GreenBay

McCartney National Bank.

J H Tayler .

100,000

Greenwood

.Greenwood State Ban

R Sperbeck.

25,000

Hammond. .Bank of Hammond.

F M Brown. 5,000

Hancock.

Bank of Hancock.

.C A Walker

10,000

Hartford.

First City Bank.

J, C Denison 10,000

Hartford. Hartford Exchange Bank.

E A McCollow. 20,000

Fairwater

Fairwater State Bank

C S Griffith.

25,000

Fall Creek

State Bank

C J Lissack.

10,000

Fennimore. State Bank of Fennimore

. J R Villemonte.

25,000

WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.

BANKS AND BANKERS OF WISCONSIN-Continued.

TOWN.

NAME OF BANK.

Cashier.

Capital

Hartland

Bank of Hartland.

. W G Smith

$ 10,000

Hayward.

.Hayward State Bank.

H C Kemp

15,000

Hayward. . Sawyer County State Bank

H E Rohlf. 25,000

Highland. .Highland Bank

Platt Whitman

5,000

Hilbert. .State Bank

J J Madler.

15,000

Hillsboro.

.Hillsboro State Bank.

E Hammer

15,000

Hollandale. Hollandale State Bank.

. George Paulson 5,000

Horicon.

Horicon State Bank.

Charles Hawks .. . 25,000

Hortonville. .Bank of Hortonville.

F N Torry. 25,000

Hudson

Bank of Hudson.

F J Carr. 25,000

Hudson First National Bank.

Joseph Yoerg. 50,000

Hurley.

Tron Exchange Bank.

W S Reynolds.

10,000

Hustisford.

Hustisford State Bank.

Richard Rall

25,000

Independence .State Bank of Independence

Anton Senty.

25,000

Iola . .Farmers' State Bank.

J C Swendsen.

25,000

Iola . .Myhre Simon

Iron River Iron River Bank.

G W Ripley

15,000

Janesville. . Bower City Bank ..

. A E Bingham.

50,000

Janesville.

. First National Bank.

J G Rexford 125,000

Janesville.

. Merchants and Mechanics' Sav Bk. . . Wm Bladon.

. A P Burnham

100,000

Jefferson .Farmers and Merchants' Bank.

G J Kispert.

60,000

Jefferson . Jefferson County Bank.

Michael Beck.

50,000

Juda ..

.Bank of Juda.

. George Barnum.

6,000

Juneau. Citizens' Bank of Juneau.

T P Hemmy.

25,000

Kaukauna. .Bank of Kaukauna. .

F A Towsley

80,000

Kaukauna

.First National Bank.

. F F Becker

50,000

Kendall.

Kendall State Bank.

. L H Felker

5,000

Kenosha.

First National Bank.

C C Brown.

50,000

Kenosha.

Merchants and Savings Bank.

. A K Wilder

25,000

Kenosha.

Northwestern Loan & Trust Co.

. C C Brown (sec) ..

60,000

Kewaskum

Bank of Kewaskum

H E Henry

15,000

Kewaunee

.State Bank of Kewaunee.

.L A Karel.

40,000

Kiel.

State Bank of Kiel.

.R Kiel.

25,000

Kilbourn

Kilbourn State Bank.

.T B Coon. 20,000

Knapp

State Bank

. C R Case.

10,000

La Crosse

.Batavian National Bank.

E M Wing.

400,000

La Crosse

Exchange State Bank.

J P Gohres

25,000

La Crosse National Bank of La Crosse

G W Burton.

25,000

La Crosse .Security Savings Bank.

E N Borresen

30,000

La Crosse .State Bank of La Crosse

M Holley 50,000

Ladysmith First National Bank.

. H W True.

25,000

La Farge. Bank of La Farge.

. L E Calkins

5,000

Lake Geneva.

.Farmers' National Bank

E D Richardson . .

30,000

Lake Geneva.

. First National Bank.

Josiah Barfield.

50,000

Lake Mills. Bank of Lake Mills.

W H Wood.

30,000

Lake Mills .. .Greenwood's State Bank.

A W Greenwood ..

60,000

Lake Nebagamon. Bank of Lake Nebagamon

C J Muck

5,000

Lancaster. First National Bank

.W A Johnson

25,000

Lancaster. .Union State Bank

.Joseph Bock.

50,000

La Valle .Bank of La Valle

.Harry Thornton. .

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Polk's Wisconsin state gazetteer and business directory. 1905-1906., Part 9

Author: R.L. Polk & Co; Murphy & Co Publication date: 1905 Publisher: Milwaukee, [Wis.] : Murphy & Co. Number of Pages: 1890

Author: R.L. Polk & Co; Murphy & Co
Publication date: 1905
Publisher: Milwaukee, [Wis.] : Murphy & Co.
Number of Pages: 1890