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Bartlett Bros. blacksmiths.
Bartlett M W, mason.
Bastel Rev F T (Presbyterian).
Chalfant Arthur, milliner.
Crowley Robert, justice.
Dose George, barber.
Fessler E, physician and dentist.
Gilbertson E E, publr Melrose Saturday Chronicle.
Gilbertson Oliver, general store.
Hefferman Wm. blacksmith.
Herswill Mrs M L. restaurant.
Higgins Dr E, physician.
Hutchins I M, notary public.
James A K, general store. James Mrs A K. music teacher.
Jones A R, barber.
June C W, propr June Hotel.
June Hotel, C W June propr.
Provencal Louis, propr Commercial House. Larson & Nein, general store.
W. G. TAYLOR CO., BUILDING MATERIAL
25 Miller Block, Wisconsin St. and Broadway, Fire Proofing. Hollow, Solid and Porous Tile. Concrete Construction. Fire Brick Milwaukee, Wisconsin. and Fire Clay. Mortar Colors.
Address JAMES D. PRINGLE, Gen'l Agent, Room 5 Marston Block, MADISON, WIS. The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance CO. to represent the company in Western Wisconsin. G C
Ambitious men of character and energy wanted
23
Tool Making Stamping & Tool Co. LA CROSSE, WIS.
640 Melrose R. L. POLK & CO.'S
(See Page 7.) MADISON, WIS. Good Reliable Agents Wanted. Gen'l Agent, Southern Wis. ORGANIZED 1867. THE UNION CENTRAL Life Insurance Co., Cincinnati, Ohio Assets, $43,891,738.40 M. D. FETHERS,
Lents Andrew, hardware.
McManners Rev J H (Methodist).
Melrose Cornet Band.
Melrose Saturday Chronicle. E E Gilbert- son publr.
Olson M B, drugs.
Pugh Bros, meats.
Remoly C E, physician.
Roon O W, creamery.
SMITH F H, Furn and Undertaker. Tanner F E, genl store and flour mill. Wachter Bros, live stock.
WHITE BROS, General Store. Word George, harness.
MELVINA.
Population, 60. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Jefferson township, Monroe county, 12 miles south of Sparta, the county seat, and 6 from Cashton, the nearest banking point. Has a Union church and a grist mill. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Oscar
Peterson, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Dinger Christ, general store.
Eckhart E, produce.
Erickson A T, blacksmith.
Evans J R. livery.
Fremstad J M, grocer.
Hoitonit H, lumber.
Hoitonit & Erickson, farm impts.
Jackson M, grain.
Knutson H, shoemaker.
Krueger H G, railroad, exp and tel agt. Mashak John W, saloon.
Mashak Vincent, hardware.
Melvina Cornet Band.
Melvina Creamery Assn.
Nute Charles A, grist mill.
Paulsen August. painter.
PETERSON OSCAR, General Store and Meats.
Russell A E, musician. Seymour H G, hotel.
MENAH.
A country postoffice in Chicog township, Washburn county, 22 miles from Shell Lake, the county seat, 12 from Minong, the nearest shipping point, and 16 from Spoon- er, the nearest banking point. Wm. Haupt, postmaster and farmer.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
MENASHA.
Population, 6,000. Dating its settlement from 1848 and incorporated as a city in 1874. It is located on the C. & N. W., the W. C. and the C., M. & St. P. Rys., in the north- west corner of Winnebago county, on Lake Winnebago, Fox river and the U. S. Canal of the Fox & Wisconsin River Improve- ment, 93 miles northwest of Milwaukee and 13 miles east of Oshkosh, the county seat. Two machine shops, sash, door and blind factory, cabinet shop, cane chair manufac- tory, woolen and saw mills, excelsior fac- tory, brewery, wood split pulley factory, boot factory, 2 brick yards, the largest woodenware manufactory in the world, and 5 large paper mills constitute some of the more important industries. The city con-
Menasha
tains 2 banks, a daily and 2 weekly news- papers, fine schools, churches of the lead- ing religious denominations and a well or- ganized fire department. Lake Winnebago is a favorite summer resort for pleasure seekers. Telephone connection with adja- cent cities. Electric line connects with Neenah and Appleton. Exp., Am., Natl. and U. S. Tel., W. U. and Postal. G. W. Dodge, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Allen Richard, chief of police.
American Express Co, S T Coats jr agt.
Amphion Band and Orchestra, Otto Kloep- fel leader.
Arft John, boat livery.
Arft Wm, barber.
Arnold Leonard G, general store.
AUER WM, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Worker, Hot Air Furnaces and Heat- ing Contractor. (See page 641.)
Augustin Gustav, grocer.
Bank of Menasha (capital $50,000), W P Hewitt pres, Joseph L Fieweger cashr.
BANTA GEORGE, Insurance.
BANTA GEORGE PUBLISHING CO,
George Banta Pres, G C Mitchell Sec and Treas.
Bauernfiend John, saloon.
Beck Nicholas, meats.
Bierman Elizabeth, milliner.
Blenker Lawrence L, blacksmith.
Booth Robert W, grocer.
Boynton James F, dentist.
Bradley George W, photogr.
Brandon Walter B, grocer.
Breitzmann Leo, physician
Brueh Charles, carp.
BULLARD SILAS, Attorney-at-Law, Practice in All Courts, Notary, Loans, Collections and Investments. Over First National Bank.
Burke Mary. dressmkr.
Burroughs Frank S. physician.
Capron J C, dentist.
Clovis John, dry goods and shoes.
Coats S T, agt Am and National Exp Cos.
Concordia' Hall, V M Landgraf mngr.
Cooper Andrew, carp.
De Austine Mrs Anna, dressmkr.
Degler Fred, saloon.
De Kelever Rev Wm (Catholic).
Dillmore Richard, livery. Dodge George W. phys and postmaster.
Dorn Mrs Mary, milliner.
Dudley Buddie, mngr Postal Tel Cable Co. Eckrich John, fisherman.
Exley Morris, meats.
Fedau Herman, flour and feed.
Felch Charles, saloon.
Fieweger Julius & Son (Julius and Julius F), wagonmakers.
Fieweger J L & Co (Joseph L Fieweger, Louis T Jourdain), insurance.
First National Bank $80,000) (capital Charles B Smith pres, George H Utz cashier.
FITZGIBBON HENRY, Attorney-at- Law and Collections, Scotts Blk.
Fitzgibbon T H, agt US Exp Co and confr. Fox River House, John Maurer propr.
CEMENT
Milwaukee Cement Co., 7 Plankinton Bldg., Milwaukee, Wis.
G
rand Trunk Railway System,
For Quebec, Toronto, Montreal, Portland, Canada and the East
Menasha
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Menasha 641
FOX RIVER VALLEY KNITTING CO, Hens Rev Nicholas (Catholic). Cornelius Madsen Pres, H Markham Heup Garrett E. saloon.
Sec. (See adv.)
Freyenburg Mrs Gertrude, midwife.
Germania Opera House, V M Landgraf mngr.
Gilbert Paper Co, Wm Gilbert pres. Theo- dore M Gilbert sec.
Goldsborough Joseph, horse dealer.
Goretzki Joseph, saloon.
Grove Frank E, clothing.
Gutzky M F, barber.
Hammer John, fisherman.
Hardt Anton, shoemaker. Heitt George, baker. Helmes Rev John (Lutheran).
Henning & Stroetz (August J Henning, Wm Kend & Hoheisel (Emil Kend. John Ho- H Stroetz) grocers.
heisel), bakers.
LANDGRAFFS HOTEL
Cor. Main and Tayco Streets,
LANDGRAF'S HOTEL, VAL LANDGRAF, Propr. RATES $1.50 PER Day, $5.00 Per Week.
The Best Accommodations for the Traveling Public. Steam Heating and Electric Light in Connection with the Hotel.
Situated on Fox River between Lakes Winnebago and Butte des Morts.
BEST FISHING AND HUNTING IN WISCONSIN.
MENASHA, WISCONSIN.
C. MADSON, President. H. L. MARKHAM, Secretary.
C. S. SMITH, Vice-President. D. NOTTAGE, Treasurer and Manager.
The Fox River Valley Knitting Co.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Hosiery, Toques, Mittens, Etc.
MENASHA, = = = WISCONSIN.
WILLIAM AUER, Plumbing and Heating.
Hot Water, Steam and Hot Air Heating. ESTIMATES IN ALL LINES FURNISHED.
192 Main Street, Telephone 3361.
MENASHA, WIS.
MISSOURI PACIFIC R'Y.
Best
ROUTE FROM ST. LOUIS to all Points West and Southwest.
PATENTS.
Trade-Marks, Caveats, Labels and Copyrights promptly procured. A 48-Page Book Free. Send Sketch or Model for Free Opinion as to Patentability. All business treated as sacredly confidential. 25 years' experience. Highest references. Send for Book. Address, W. T. FITZGERALD & CO., Attorneys at Law,
Department 8, WASHINGTON, D. C.
Hewitt W P & Co (W P and M F Hewitt, L J Pinkerton), proprs Menasha Woolen Mills.
Hook & Dix (Charles Hook. Edward Dix), blksmiths.
Howard C W Company, C W Howard Pres. F W Hawks sec and treas, paper mnfrs. Hunter Paul F. editor and mngr Mena'sha Citizen.
Jakowski Joseph W, grocer.
JENNINGS PETER, Propr Menasha Iron Works.
Johnkowski John, saloon. Jorgensen Jens, stone quarry, 2 miles n.
DECORATIONS ODIN J. OYEN, 116 S. 4th St., LA CROSSE, WIS.
For CHUROHES,THEATRES, RESIDENCES Designs and estimates furnished for Decorating, Painting and Hardwood Finishing. Foreign and Domestic Wall Paper Fabrics. (See adv. in class Clergymen)
642 Menashe
PRICE, $10.00
entire United States, in Wholesale Dealers, and Manufacturers of the , POLK'S LUMBER DIRECTORY. CHICAGO, ILL.
5 D Retail Lumber Dealers,
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Mendota
Klausen Fred, saloon.
Klinker John G, publr Winnebago Anzieger Robertson-Banta Fuel Co, George Banta
Kloepfel's Harp Orchestra, Otto C Kloep- fel mngr.
Koch Carl, general store.
Koepfenger Wm, cigar mnfr.
Koroter Frank, confr.
Krauthkramer Joseph, saloon.
Lamb Charles W. publr Menasha Evening Record.
LANDGRAF VAL, Hotel and Grocer. Schoepel Louis, tanner. (See page 641.)
LANDGRAF'S HOTEL, Val Landgraf Propr. (See page 641.)
Landig Frank, saloon.
Landig John, grocer.
Lenz John jr, propr Wisconsin House.
Liebell Joseph, carp.
Little O C. Pulley Coating Co. O C Little pres, Max Schoetz jr sec, hardware spe- cialties.
Lloyd Charles W. live stock.
Lockwood George. photogr.
Loescher Fred, saloon.
Loescher George A, hardware.
Lohman George S, bicycle repr.
Lull Mrs Sarah. dressmkr.
McCabe John, saloon.
Mckinnon Excelsior Co. S S Little sec. MADSON CORNELIUS, Pres Fox River Valley Knitting Co. (See page 641.)
MARKHAM H L, Sec Fox River Val- ley Knitting Co. (See page 641.) Martin George, tanner.
Marx John, clothing.
Maurer John, propr Fox River House.
Menasha Brewing Co. Werner Winz propr. Menasha Citizen (daily). The Banta Pub- lishing Co, publrs.
Menasha Evening Record, Charles W Lamb publr.
MENASHA IRON WORKS, Peter Jen- nings Propr.
Menasha Library Lucy Pleasants libr.
Menasha Paper Co, S E Smith pres, M H Ballou sec.
Mena'sha Wood Split Pulley Co, James Thom pres, F J Lawson sec.
Menasha Woodenware Co, C R Smith pres, H S Smith sec. F D Lake treas.
Menasha Woolen Mills, W P Hewitt & Co proprs.
Mocklv Bros & Sailer (George and Ger- hardt Mockly, Joseph Sailer), machinists Muehlenbein Adolph J, meats.
Murray Jennie, dressmkr.
National Express Co, S T Coats agt.
Nording Henry, carp.
Oberweiser Frank, carp.
Olmstead Charles C, jeweler.
Paine W M & Co, teas.
Pankrantz W W. coal and wood.
Parker Archibald E. barber.
Parks Henry C, barber.
Peterson Fred, grocer.
Phillips Tyler D. furn and undtkr.
Planner John, genl store.
Pleasants Lucy, librn Menasha Library.
Pleasants John, lawyer. Plummer H H, lime mnfr.
Postal Tel-Cable Co. Buddie Dudley mngr. Quella Bernard P. grocer.
Quella Joseph, tailor.
Remich John, barber.
Rippl George, meats.
pres, P J Robertson sec and treas.
Rosch John, drugs.
Rupp John, drugs.
Schierl Herman J, saloon.
Schiffer Joseph, saloon.
Schlegel Gustav A, dry goods.
Schlegel Richard W, grocer.
Schneider John, planing mill.
Schoetz Maximillian M, lawyer.
Schreibeis John, grocer and feed.
Schubert Mrs John, general store.
Schubert Wm, livery.
Schwartzbauer Ferdinand, saloon.
Schwartzbauer Kate, restaurant.
Seithamer Andrew J, grocer.
Sensenbrenner Bros, saloon.
Sheerin Henry, harness.
Smith Edward, barber.
Smith Elisha D, library.
Sokel John, bicycle repr.
Staats Philip, grocer.
Stein George, printer.
Stilp Bros, cigar mnfrs.
Strange John Paper Co, John Marx pres, A N Strange sec.
Suess & Muntner (Theron Suess, Joseph Muntner), saloon.
Thrilling Henry E, hardware.
Tuchscherer Henry J, shoes.
Tuchscherer Rose, grocer.
Ulrich Joseph A, meats.
United States Express Co, T H Fitzgibbon agt.
Vogt Henry, cigar mnfr.
Wagner Mrs M A, general store.
Walbrun Anton, chair seat mnfr.
Walter Bros Brewing Co, Christ Walter pres, John Regenfuss sec.
Weber Fritz, dairy.
Weberesseber Art, barber.
Weise John, cigar mnfr.
Wheeling Winfred & Co, dray.
Whiting George A, paper mnfr.
Winnebago Anzieger, John G Klinker publr.
Winnebago Ice and Fuel Co, H A Fisher sec.
Winz Werner, propr Menasha Brewing Co. Wisconsin House, John Lenz jr propr. Yungman Richard, tanner.
Zeige Wm, cooper.
Zeninger John, dairy.
MENCHALVILLE.
A discontinued postoffice in Manitowoc county, 15 miles northwest of Manitowoc, the county seat, and 612 from Cato, its shipping point. Has rural free delivery from Grimms.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Menchal S D, grocer. Spurney Joseph, blacksmith. Tischel Wenzel, saloon.
MENDOTA.
Population, 100. A postoffice on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Westport township, Dane county, 5 miles from Madison, the judicial seat and banking point. Has Catholic and German Lutheran churches, and the State Hospital for the Insane. Telephone connec-
SEND US YOURS COLLECTIONS.
NORTHWESTERN COL. AGENCY
6th Floor Sentinel Bldg., MILWAUKEE, WIS. No Membership Fee. No Docket Fee. No Annual Sub- scription. No expense incurred without authority. Collections, every nature made everywhere.
A. O. COLBY "Everything Electrical."
Complete Stock of Electric Light Supplies at Market Prices. Prompt Delivery. LA CROSSE, WIS.
Mendota
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Menomonie 643
tion. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. H. W. Veer-| Hoos Joel L, carpenter.
husen, postmaster. HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Brickson S I, grocer and saloon. Chainey E, physician.
Gorst Charles, supt State Hospital for In-|Koehler Frank, farm impts and livery. sane. Green M K, physician. Mendota Band and Orchestra. Nevel Peter, hotel. Lester & Kerr, plumbers. Shillinglaw Wm, saloon. Lund Nls P. mason.
State Hospital for Insane, Charles Gorst McGee Elnora, dressmaker. supt. Maas G C, furniture.
State Hospital Library.
VEERHUSEN H WM, Confectioner, Ci- gars, Tobacco, Stationery, Justice of Peace and Insurance. Veerhusen Lulu, music teacher. Westphal W F, railroad, exp and tel agt. Wilkie Rev (Episcopal).'
MENEKAUNEE.
This village became the first ward of the MONITOR HOUSE, Jacob Leicht Propr.
city of Marinette, when the place received a city charter in April, 1887. The postoffice was, however, retained. Mail, daily. For Obermeyer Mrs Minnie, jeweler.
business names see Marinette.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
MENOMONEE FALLS.
Population, 900. An incorporated village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., and on the Menominee river in Waukesha county, 14 miles north of Waukesha, the judicial seat, and 13 from Milwaukee. Has a bank and a weekly newspaper. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Telephone connection.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Arnold H J, paints. Baer Mrs I R, millinery.
Baer & Greengo (A R Baer, Francis Green- go), general store. Blair Mrs Henry, confectioner. Bloedel Peter, blacksmith. Bradley J M, publisher.
Burkhardt Edward W, physician. Campbell Wm B, physician. Caser Jacob B, blacksmith.
Church E B, undertaker and livery.
CITIZENS' STATE BANK (Capital $25,- Weidenhoeft August, harness.
000), George E Hoyt Pres, John A Pratt Whittaker Jacob B, lumber. Cashier.
Connell Albert, pumps and wind mills.
Dummer Mary, dressmkr. Ellingson Anna, dressmkr. Feinstein Samuel, genl store. Forster Charles S, baker. Forster J H, coal and feed. Fye John, blacksmith. Gessert George, wagonmaker. Gessert P L, saloon. Gessert Wm, carpenter. Goeller Nicholas, hotel. Haushalter Charles, meats.
Held & Gumm (George Held, Fred Gumm), general store. Henschel Edward A, hotel. Hill R, jeweler.
Hille Adolph, carpet weaver. Hoening George, live stock. Holtz Jacob, tailor.
Hotel Geetleman, Edgar Schunck propr.
HOYT GEORGE E, Physician and Pres Citizens State Bank.
Huberty John J, blacksmith.
Inden George, hotel.
LEICHT JACOB, Propr Monitor House Lepper M F & Co (Max F Lepper, Charles Mills), flour mill.
Martin John, livery and meats.
Martin Martin, barber and confr.
Menomonee Falls Boiler Works, Piglow & Klentz proprs.
Menomonee Falls Cornet Band.
Menomonee Falls Drug Co.
MENOMONEE FALLS HOTEL, A B Schneider Proprietor. Moeller Fred T, barber.
Nelson Hans, saloon.
Neu George, saw and planing mill.
Pfeil Philip, express and drayage.
Pike James A, harness.
Pilgrim Sadie, dressmaker.
RINTELMAN W H, Printer, Bookbind- er and Stereotyper.
Rowell I B Co, mnfrs farm impts.
Ruckteshel George, mason.
Ruckteshel Henry. well borer.
Schlafer Charles W. ins agent.
Schlafer S P & Co, flour mill.
Schley Bros, well drillers.
Schmidt Bros (Albert A and Edwin L). furniture and undertakers.
Schmoyer M A & Co (Morris A Schmoyer, Martin Held, Mrs L Debur), general store
SCHNEIDER ANTON B, Propr Menom- onee Falls Hotel.
Schultz Henry S, bill poster.
Schunk Edgar, propr Hotel Geetleman.
Stark A P. dentist.
Stark Henry L. photographer.
Sutch Walter F. painter.
Thomas Fred, tinsmith.
Umhoefer Henry, saloon.
Wegner Ferdinand C. grain and farm impts
Wildish Joseph N. carpenter.
Wisconsin Sugar Co.
Wood Mrs George, dressmkr Yanicke & Groh, meats.
MENOMONIE.
Population, 6,300. An incorporated city. located on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., the C. St. P. M. & O. Ry. (depots 1 mile apart), and on the Red Cedar river. in Dunn coun- ty, of which it is the judicial seat, 70 miles east of St. Paul, Minn., and 240 northwest of Milwaukee. The city is lighted by elec- tricity, has an excellent system of water works. a volunteer fire department. Baptist, Catholic, Congregational, German Luth- eran. Methodist, Episcopal, Unitarian, Ger- man Evangelical, and several Norwegian churches, excellent schools, the Stout Man-
Joseph H. Hirz, Manager, 350 East Water St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
KEASBEY & MATTISON CO., the original and only manufacturers,
Coverings.
PEOPLES TAILORING CO. 250 & 252 WEST WATER ST ..
FINE TAILORING
At Popular Prices. MILWAUKEE.
ABSOLUTELY FIRE PROOF.
The Greatest of all Coal Savers.
85 % Magnesia Sectional
STEAM PIPE AND BOILER
Reliable Life Insurance at Cost. Combining the BEAVER'S economy of Fraternal Insurance with the Reserve Fund Stability of Old Line Insurance. DEPUTIES
WANTED. Ben. E. Wait, Sec., Stoughton, Wis.
Brewers' and Maltsters' Iron Works, Kiln Floors, Tanks, Etc.
T T W. TOEPFER & SONS MILWAUKEE, WIS.
644 Menomonie R. L. POLK & CO.'S Menomonie
ual training school, a free public institu- City Hotel. Mrs Agnes Perrault propr.
tion, which ranks among the best in the IState, and a magnificent memorial building contains a library of 8,000 volumes. The city has 3 banks, first-class hotels, 3 op- era houses, and telephone facilities. The Dunn County Asylum is located near the city. The press is represented by 2 weekly newspapers-Dunn County News (Rep.), and the Times (Dem.). Exp .. Am. and U. S. Tel., W. U. Egbert Marks, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Adams Thomas. furniture.
Adams & McGilton (W D Adams, J N Mc- Gilton), agrl impts.
American Express Co, George P Thomp- son agt.
ANDERSON BROS (Otto G and Algot G), Cigar Mnfrs. (See adv.)
ANDERSON BROS.,
Cigar Manufacturers and Jobbers.
A B and La Flor De STORT Your Money's Worth.
ANDERSON CHARLES, Propr Menom-
onie Iron Works. (See adv opp Classi- fied Founders and Machinists.)
Anstett Joseph, baker.
Badger State Lumber Co (C K Averill).
Bailey Daniel S. mason.
Bailey S J, contractor.
Baland August, agt C, St P. M & O Ry.
BANK OF MENOMONIE (Capital $30,- 000), L S Taintor Pres. F T Watson Cashr. Barker G A. phys.
Bates Edward J, justice of peace.
Berg Ole, saloon.
Berry & Dusel (Mary Berry, Lizzie Dusel), milliners.
Bogstar Mrs Theodore, music tchr.
Borchardt Rev C A (Methodist).
Bowerman David 'A. dentist.
Bredensen Bert, grocer.
Bredlow Louis E. marble cutter.
Breed Rev Reuben L (Congregational).
Breene Rev J F (Baptist).
Brennan Daniel C, hardware.
Brown Ernest, barber.
Bryan Thomas J, harnessmaker.
Bryan & Miller (Charles H Bryan, Julius F Miller), hardware.
BRYANT & SCANLAN (Dr A E Bryant, W A Scanlan), Livery and Veterinary Surgeons. (See page 645.)
Bundy Robert, lawyer.
Bunker & Doolittle (Solon A Bunker, Ed- Farmers Mutual Ins Co, Wm H Landon sec ward Doolittle), carpenters.
Carrington & Lockness (Wm H Carring- ton, John A Lockness), barbers.
Carter Frank, lumber.
Carter John J & Co (Benjamin and John), general store.
Central House, Torger Hanson propr.
Chickering John B, live stock.
Christianson Mrs Anna, dressmaker.
Christianson Charles H. saloon.
CITY STEAM LAUNDRY, C J Stephan- sen Proprietor. (See adv.)
CITY Steam Laundry TRAVELING MEN'S TRADE SOLICITED.
MENOMONIE, WISCONSIN.
Clark Peleg B. lawyer.
Clark Walter A, ins agt.
Cole Fred J, tailor.
Conway Wm E, organs.
Cook George. painter.
Cook George R, blksmith.
Cooper, Linnie, milliner.
Cronk & Massee (Reuben Cronk, Oscar
Massee), agrl impts.
Cunningham George. propr Farmers' Home. Dahl Emil, blksmith.
Davis Alexis, editor Menomonie Times and lawyer.
Davis Rev A J (Methodist).
Davis K C, supt County Agricultural School.
Dean Samuel G. pianos.
Decker James, real estate.
Dewey. Rev George (Baptist).
De Wolf Edward, barber.
Diedrick H C & Co (Henry C and Freder- ick), harness.
Dunn County Asylum, S W Jackson supt. DUNN COUNTY IRON WORKS (H H Foster. T. L Thorsen Proprs), Manufac- turers of Gasoline Engines, Etc. (See page 645.)
Dunn County News, Flint & Morgan pro- prietors.
Dunn County Sash and Door Co, W W Bartlett mngr.
Eagle House, Frank Olson propr.
Edwards, Woods & Co, A O Giese mngr, brokers.
Ehrhard Louis, drugs.
Eickman Rev M (German Lutheran).
Eilert Rev R (Evangelical).
ELIOT HENRY W, Sec and Treas Me- nomonie Hydraulic Press Brick Co. . Emery Rev W F (Methodist).
Excelsior Brick Co The, J H Stout pres, J J McLean vice-pres and treas, S L Alex- ander sec.
Feldt Edward A, grocer.
Fillman Jacob, tailor.
Finstad Gustav J, physician.
First National Bank (capital $60,000), Frank J McLean pres, W C Ribenack cashr.
Flint & Morgan (Rockwell J Flint, Fred F Morgan), proprs Dunn County News. Florin Josiah E, lawyer.
Forseth, Strand & Co. genl store.
-SIGN OF THE .
BLUE FLAG. Registered
ZIMMERMANN BROS. 384 East Water St.,
Clothing Co.
MILWAUKEE,WIS. -RETAIL. -
Gateway City Steel Tank and Roofing Co. Manufacturers of Eaves Trough, Conductor Pipe and Fittings.
LaCrosse, Wis.
Menomonie WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Menomonie 645
DR. A. E. BRYANT, Veterinarian.
W. A. SCANLAN.
PALACE LIVERY
BRYANT & SCANLAN, Proprietors. BUS AND TRANSFER LINE.
Phone 167. MENOMONIE, WIS.
JOHN HOPWOOD, MENOMONIE, WISCONSIN BROKER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Building Material of all Descriptions. Red Sand Mould Veneer Brick and Common Pressed Brick all Shades. FIRE BRICK, CEMENT IN CAR LOTS, (TILES, PREPARED ROOFING, ETC. LESS THAN CAR LOTS.) SEND FOR PRICES. BROKER AND DEALER IN FARM, TIMBER AND WILD LANDS IN ANY OF THE STATES.
Menomonie Hydraulic-Press Brick Co. -MANUFACTURERS PRESSED BRICK ALL SHADES. SAND MOULD VENEERS ALL SHADES. MAIN OFFICE AND WORKS : - MENOMONIE, WISCONSIN.
THE THORSEN CLUTCH PULLEY ADDRESS Submerged Electric Motor Co.
GASOLINE ENGINES FOR CREAM SEPARATORS.
Menomonie, Wisconsin.
LATEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST.
DYNAMOS, MOTORS and SUPPLIES. L. A. MEYER CO., 450 E. Water St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
The Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co., Newark, N. J.
INSURANCE IN FORCE, 8363,801,084.00.
FRANK L. WILSON, State Agent, 58-59 University Building, MILWAUKEE, WIS
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY in the ."PHY & SURLES, General Agents, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN. To secure prompt ayment insure
646 Menomonie
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Menomonie
FREEMAN CHARLES E, Attorney-at- Josephson Andrew J, general store.
Law. (See adv.)
CHAS. E. FREEMAN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
MENOMONIE,
WISCONSIN.
French S B, real estate.
Gallaway George, coroner.
Gallaway John, express.
Gallaway Rev Wm (Methodist).
Galvin Patrick, blacksmith.
Geisert Jacob, saloon.
Germania House, Alexander Mathey propr. Gibson Henry I, dentist.
Giese Gustavus, wagonmaker.
Giller Jacob, furniture.
GLOBE IRON WORKS CO, C O White Pres and Supt, E J Kimball Vice-Pres Lund Louis P, barber. and Treas, M W Matteson Sec.
Golden J F, hardware.
Govin S J, contractor.
Gradler Frank, saloon.
Grand Opera House, Ferdinand Schmidt manager.
Grannis Mrs E H, music teacher.
Graven & Wilcox (Peter P Graven, John C Wilcox), shoes.
Gray Alonzo G, saloon.
Gray Mrs Margaret, music teacher.
Grover Agrippa H, farm implts.
Gunnison Charles W, dry goods.
Haefner August, ice.
Haft & Kausrud (Fred Haft, Erick Kaus- rud), photographers.
Hanschel Victor L, bicycle repairer,
Hanson Gust, propr Nicollet House.
Hanson Martin A, asst postmaster.
Hanson Torger, propr Central House.
Heising Albert A, physician.
Heller John A, ins agent.
Hellum Gusav J, saloon.
Helsom Robert O, photographer.
Herrum. Andrew, tailor.
Herrum Christ L, planing mill.
HEWSON SAMUEL J, Sales Agent Me- nomonie Hydraulic Press Brick Co.
Hills James D, mill architect and engineer. Hintzman Frank, furniture.
Hoerig Rev Henry (Ger Lutheran).
Hoffland & Tillotson (Andrew E Hoffland, Ole J Tillotson), feed mill.
Holstein James, meats.
HOPWOOD JOHN, Dealer in Building
Materials, Also Real Estate, Farm and Timber Lands. (See page 645.)
Hotel Royal, J D Waller mngr. House Conrad, blacksmith.
Howison Norman L, physician. Howison Robert R, dentist.
Huber Oscar, saloon.
Inenfeldt Henry C, register of deeds.
Inenfeldt J G & Son (John G and Alfred L), meats.
Ingraham Bros (Rufus G and Frank L), meats.
Jackson S W, supt Dunn County Asylum. Jesse Mrs Louis, propr Union Hotel.
Johnson Andrew H, general store. Johnston & Strand, shoes.
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