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ALDERLEY. In Dodge county, 22 miles southeast of Junean, the county seat, and 10 northeast of Oconomowoc, its ship- ping and banking point. Population 100. Mail, daily. John D. Reid, postmaster.
Bach Henry, shoemaker. Derse N J, hotel. Douglas Andrew, general store. Gourlie J & J. floor mill. Gourlie Walter, general store. Gunderson & Hanson, agricultural impts. Hanson Amon, painter.
ALLEN'S GROVE. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Walworth county, 13 miles southwest of Elkhorn, the judicial
seat and 6 from Clinton, the nearest bank- ing point. Exp., Am. Population, 200. Mrs. H. A. Hall, postmaster.
Beals C H, blacksmith. Budlong C M, painter. Campbell Dr J H, druggist. Cary EM, carpenter.
Hall Mrs H A, Grocer. McAfee C F, general store. Mckinney A E, builder. ~ Olmstead Rev (Metbodist). Osgood S S. shoemaker.
Pendleton H C, railroad and exp agt. Rood C D, grain and live stock. Sackett & Babcock, Meats. Smith E H, justice.
Stockwell S J, wagonmaker.
Wilkins A, grocer.
ALLENTON. On the Wisconsin Central Line, and on Rock river. in Washington county, 8 miles west of West Bend, the county seat and bank location. Population, 75. Tel., W. U. Exp., N. P. J. A. Christnacht, postmaster.
Beeker Adam, harness. Christnacht JA, Hotel, Lumber and Town Clerk.
Dufferin Charles, blacksmith.
Endick & Christnicht, general store. Glotsch Wm. wagonmaker. Kern J B A & Son, general store.
Krehn Frank, meat market.
Meister Wm, saloon. Moll John, furniture.
Reylinger Bros, stave mnfrs.
Riger Peter, live stock. Schen Miss Mary, milliner and dressmkr. Schmidt Michael, shoemaker.
Weber John, railroad, exp and tel agent.
ALLENVILLE. On the M., L. S. & W. Ry., in Winnebago county, S miles north of Oshkosh, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 50. Exp., U. S. B. Strong, postmaster.
Hopkins G S, cheese mnfr.
Quigley James, General Store, R R and Exp agent. Zwingley Emil, blacksmith.
ALLOA. On Spring creek, in Colum- bia county, 7} miles southwest of Portage. the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Population, 30. Mail, tri-weekly. Wm. M. Shanks, postmaster.
Blacklock John, wagonmaker. Douglas John, blacksmith.
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Marshall R S, carpenter.
Shanks Archibald, carpenter. Shanks Wm M, farmer.
Standenmayer Wm, feed mill.
ALMA. Dating its settlement from 1852, incorporated as a village in 1868, and as a city in 1885, is situated on the east bank of the Mississippi river, near the mouth of the Buffalo river in Buffalo county, of which it is the judicial seat, and on the C. B. & N. R. R., 30 miles north- west of Winona, Minn., 306 northwest of Chicago, 221 northwest of Milwaukee, 80 southeast of St. Paul. In addition to the usual number of special and general stores, blacksmith shops, etc., the city now con- tains 4 churches, representing the German, Methodist, Lutheran, Reform and Catholic denominations, a high school employing 7 teachers and having a total enrollment of over 500 scholars, a public ball for enter- tainments and meetings capable of seating 700, a bank, a steam saw mill, a brewery, a large flouring mill and a number of secret societies. A well equipped and effi- cient fire department protects the city, and a weekly newspaper, the Buffalo County Journal (Rep.), an ably edited and popular sheet, supplies the news to the people of Alma. Steamers run to St. Paul, St. Louis, La Crosse and all intermediate points. Alma is a prosperous place and improv- ing steadily. The new court house, a fine and substantial building, gives evidence of the progressive spirit of the citizens. Wheat, lumber, live stock and dairy sup- plies are the principal shipments. No bond- ed debt. Assessed valuation of real and personal property, $281,649. Population, 1,425. Mail, daily. Exp .. Am. . Tel., C. B. & N. J. W. De Graff, postmaster.
Alma Blaetter, John Schmitz Propr. Alma Brewing Co, Hemrich & Huber proprs.
Alma Cornet Band. Jacob Weinanly leader.
Alma Milling Co, Wm Breuggeboos Pres, L P Hunner Vice Pres, Fred Laue Sec, Henry Ginzkey Treas, Flour Mill. (See adv, p 97.)
Auer John G, furniture and undertaker.
Avery Walter C, blacksmith.
Bataglia Jacob, harnessmaker.
Bearanek Joseph, saloon.
Bernet John, general store.
Boehme Charles A. general store.
Breuggeboos Wm, Pres Alma Mill- ing Co.
Buehler Theodore, lawyer.
Buffalo County Journal, Edwin F Ganz editor and propr.
Buffalo County Republikaner, John Schmitz Propr.
Burg John jr, street comnr.
Burgess John, lumber insp.
Burkart Jacob, boarding house.
Busch John, real estate and ins.
Butler Michael T, saloon.
Carisch Miss Anna, dressmaker.
Commercial Hotel, Charles Neumeister propr.
Concordia Hall, Richard Kempter propr.
Creuzer Charles F, Livery and Sale Stable. (See adv, p 96.)
De Groff John W, postmaster.
Eberle John, Cheese Factory. (See adv, p 96 )
Ekern Andrew, physician.
Eller John C, tinsmith.
Evans Edward W, Megr Alma Mill- ing Co. (See adv, p 97.)
Exchange Bank, capital $20,000, Hunner & Ginzkey proprs.
Fuhrer Charles B, lime kiln.
Fuoter Christian, drayage.
Gantenbein John, city marshal.
Ganz Edwin F, editor and propr Buffalo County Journal.
Gesell Gerhard, photographer,
Gibson John, livery.
Granrud Ole, druggist.
Hallock James L, coroner.
Hammer John, jeweler.
Harry Frederick, chief fire dept.
Harry John, grocer.
Harry & Schuldt, (John Harry, Max Schuldt), saloon.
Heise Wm, grain and farm impts.
Hemrich Alvin, insurance.
Hemrich John M. saloon.
Hemrich & Huber (Frederick Hemrich Henry Huber), live stock.
Herrmann Charles, shoemaker.
Heyser Wm, boots and shoes.
Hooland Nels, saloon.
Huber Bros (Gottfried and Gottlieb), Wholesale Liquors. (See ado, p 96.)
Huebsch Bros, (John and Joseph), Mufrs Soda Water, Ginger Ale, Birch
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Hunner & Ginzkey (L P Hunner Henry Ginzkey), proprs Exchange Bank.
Ibach Peter E, general store. Johnson Count B. blacksmith.
Kempter Richard R, farm impts.
Kipp Charles D, prin high school.
Kleiner Peter, flour mill, 4 miles e.
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Knudson Sever N. register of deeds. Krueger August F, tailor. Kurtz John, farm impts. Laue Frederick, saw mill. Lawson W H, railroad and exp agt. Lees Miss May, asst prin high school. Lees Robert, county judge and lawyer. Lehmann Christian, gunsmith. Loos Rev George (German Reformed) Luetscher George W, sheriff.
McNulty & Foster (Thomas McNulty, Andrew Foster), saloon. Mann Anton, shoemaker. Mash Benjamin, saloon.
Massasoit House The, A F Williams Propr. (See adv, opp.)
Mecklenburg John, mason. Meiser Michael, live stock, 9 m n e. Meissner. Wm, tailor.
Mueli Christian, county treasurer.
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Mueller Mrs Elizabeth, propr Union House.
Mueller Mrs John, laundry.
Mueller Valentine, cigar mufr.
Neumeister Charles, propr Commercial Hotel.
Orth Martin, barber. Palechek Rev E H (Lutheran).
Pelunek Charles, saloon.
Polin Martin, general store.
Probst Othmar, boat builder.
Protz Rudolph, furniture.
Rabbas Henry, agt Diamond Joe Steam- boat Line.
Reinhardt Gustav M, farm impts.
Rieck Mrs H J, saloon.
Ruben Mathias, confectioner.
Schaettle Charles & Son (Charles and Frank), general store.
Schaettle Frank, mayor. Schamaun Mathias, shingle mnfr.
Scheitz John, general store.
Schlosstein John F, county surveyor.
Schlumpf Joseph, saloon.
Schlumpf Miss Louise, milliner.
Schmidt John, county superintendent.
Schmitz John, Propr Alma Blaetter and Buffalo County Republikaner. Schneider Frederick, meat market. Schultz Carl, mason.
Schultz Charles, agt C & J Michael Brew- ing Co.
Schwy Charles M, Propr Sherman House. Seiler George, physician.
Seiwert Rev L M (Methodist).
Seuffert Henry C, tinsmith.
Sherman House, Charles M Schwy Propr.
Smith Moses, livery.
Steinbaur Peter, shoemaker.
Stohn John L, carpenter.
Strelow John, blacksmith.
Stroebel Leonard J, boots and shoes.
Sutherby John T, dentist.
Syverson Gudman, druggist.
Tester John W, city treas.
Tester & Schilling (John W Tester, Sam- uel Schilling), hardware. Thompson Ole, saloon. Thorp Herman, saloon.
Tritsch John A jr, hardware.
Tritsch J A & Son (John A and Frank), general store.
Tscharner Lutze, general store.
Union House, Mrs Elizabeth Mueller propr.
Vernier Mrs Anna, carpet weaver. Waelty Edward II, county clerk.
Wald Jacob, apiarist, 4 miles n e.
Walter Ferdinand, Stock Breeder, 1} miles n.
Walter F & Son (Ferdinand and John), meat market.
Weber John, shoemaker.
White John H, state game warden.
Wilke Julius, brick mnfr.
Williams Albert F, Propr The Mas- sasoit House, (See ado, p 97.)
Wirth Mrs Albertina, milliner. Zeller Philip, harness and sewing mach's.
ALMA CENTRE. On the G. B., W. & St. P. R. R., in Jackson county, 12 miles northwest of Black River Falls, the county seat and nearest banking point. Dating its settlement from 1860, it now contains Catholic and Methodist churches, a graded public school, 2 feed mills and a creamery. Stages to York and North Branch. It is in the midst of a good farm- ing section, land ranging in price from $5 to $50 per acre. Population, 400. Tel., W. U. Express, U. S. R. J. Bates, post- master.
Alma Centre Creamery Ass'n.
Alma Centre House, M J Miller propr.
Andrews & Seifert, agr'l implements.
Avery Levi S, general store.
Babinski Rev J (Catholic).
Bates Robert J, Drugs, Shoes and Notary.
Benedict C W, conveyancer.
Blenco Jesse, brickyard.
Blenco Wm, mason.
Breakey George M, general store.
Breakey J B, physician.
Brinkman J J, railroad, exp and tel agent.
Cargill W W & Bro, grain.
Chapman Marshal J, Gen'l Store. Clark Charles, carpenter.
Dunn A A, apiarist.
Easton J, meats.
Foster Rev G M, (Methodist).
Godfrey Elisha, sorghum mnfr
Gregor W E, feed mill.
Hille Charles, boots and shoes.
Kenson C W, undertaker.
McSwane Henry, saloon.
Miller Hardware & Lumber Co, J B Mil- ler pres, E A Miller sec.
Miller Miron J, prop Alma Centre House.
Miller's Exchange Bank.
Most John F, painter.
Peabody H A, drayman.
Randle George, mason.
Randle Ira, mason.
Reesman Philip, carpenter.
Ringrose J T, Hardware.
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Siefert August, blacksmith. Siefert & Andrews, agr'l implements.
ALMENA. On the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry, in Barron county, 10 miles west of Barron, the judicial seat and banking point. Population, 25. Exp., American. A. H. Koebler, postmaster.
Koebler A II, Saw Mill. Sparlin S W, general store.
ALMOND. In Portage county, 23 miles southeast of Stevens' Point, the county seat, and 6} northeast of Plainfield, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages daily to Plainfield; fare, 25 cents. Population, 135. Mail, daily. John MI. Smart, postmaster.
Bowden J A, carriagemaker.
Crowell George G, General Store. Felling A L, harness. Fisher P, hotel. Frost C H, physician. Frost F J, insurance agt. Guernsey A W, physician. HIHI S J. Milliner.
ALSTAD. Burnett county, 10 miles south of Grantsburgh, the seat of justice and nearest shipping point. Banking facilities at Rush City, Minn. Mail, semi- weekly. J. J. Alstad, postmaster.
Narvesen & Alstad, General Store. Williams J H, railroad, exp and tel agt.
ALTDORF. In Wood county, 3 miles north of Elm Lake, its nearest shipping point, and 11 northwest of Grand Rapids, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population. 25. Mail, semi weekly. II. Schlig, postmaster and general store.
ALTO. In Fond du Lac county, 21 miles southwest of Fond du Lac, the coun- ty seat, and 6 from Waupun, its nearest banking and shipping point. Population, 84. Mail, tri-weekly. Henry De Groat, postmaster.
Boon John, blacksmith. De Groat Henry, General Store. Duitman John L, wagonmaker. Hagens John HI, general store. Zolene George, flour mill.
ALTONA. New Holstein.
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ALTOONA. An incorporated city, in Eau Claire county, located on the C., St. P. M. & O. Ry, the Eau Claire river and Otter creek, 3 miles east of Eau Claire, the seat of justice and nearest banking point. It was first settled in 1882, and now contains good schools, a Union church, the railroad machine shops and round houses, giving employment to a large number of men, grist and woolen mills, and a number of special and general stores. Telephone con- nection. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Pop- ulation, 1,000. David B. Travis, post- master.
Altoona House, A C Keniston propr. Bain Andrew, dairy.
Bain David, dairy.
Bain David E, dairy.
Bannister D E, carpenter.
Beale Wm E, asst supt C, St PM & O Ry.
Bjornstad Ole E, tailor.
Botsford Bros (James M and Wm L), genl store.
Boyle Edward, saloon.
Brassill James K, master mechanic C St P M & O Ry.
Campbell Wm G, blacksmith.
Craig Mrs Mary, restaurant.
Cross Isaac, druggist.
Doyle House, Peter Doyle propr.
Dunphy John, saloon.
Elliott John B, tel agt.
Enockson Bros (Sigword M and Charles C), meats.
Ericson Charles, carpenter.
Freeman E A & Co (Edward A Freeman, Peter T Lee), general store.
Green John S, livery.
Keating Stephen, mayor.
Keniston Albert C, propr Altoona House. Larson Martin, carpenter.
Lee Hans N, shoemaker.
Lenz Michael, saloon.
McGronrey Charles, street comnr.
Millar Reuben, boarding.
Mitchell Rev Lewis A, (Baptist). Morgan Mrs Mary, dressmaker.
Price Pickling Co (Peter S and Wm T Price), 1 mile s w.
Rahn August, saloon.
Roush Isaac, woolen mills, 1} miles s w. Scherer Fred, harness.
Smith Gustav A, marshal.
Snyder & Theirer (Conrad Snyder, Christ- ian Theirer), confectioners.
Spencer S J, restaurant.
Steen & Woller (Wm Steen, Otto Woller), meats.
Thompson Charles B, barber.
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Wescott Homer E, railroad and exp agt. Wilkins Edward C, boarding house.
ALVERNO. A postoffice in Manito- woc county, 9 miles southwest of Manito- woc, the county seat, nearest railroad sta- tion and banking point. Stages tri-weekly to Manitowoc and Kiel. Population, 25. Mail tri-weekly.
AMBERG. On the M. & N. R. R.,in Marinette county, 40 miles by rail from Marinette, the judicial seat. Has granite polishing mills and stone cutting works, and 4 granite quarries. Population, 700. Exp, Am. Tel., W. U. A. H. Buckman postmaster.
Aberdeen House, I Trask propr.
Amberg Cornet Band, J Phillips leader. Amberg Granite Co, quarries.
Brown August, hotel.
Buckman A II, Notary. Commercial Hotel, J Underwood propr. Da Kelver Frank, hotel.
Feister C, saloon.
Hale L F, hotel.
Hanson F A, physician. Harvey I W, grain.
Howarth Bros, masons.
Johnson E, railroad, express and tel agt. Ludington Nicholas, grain.
Mattison MI, Hotel.
Menominee & Marinette Co, drugs. Phillips Miss Bella, music teacher. Pomeroy T V, artist.
Pomeroy & Scoville, restaurant.
Quinlin, Corn & Co, dry goods. Quinlin Thomas, saloon. Ross Finley, blacksmith.
Sweeny J, bnilder. Trask Isaac, propr Aberdeen House. Tripp & Trask, General Store. Underwood John, propr Commercial Hotel. Weich A, barber.
Wright Bros, general store.
AMERY. On the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry, and on the Apple river in Polk county, 16 miles southwest of Osceola Mills, the seat of justice. A weekly news- paper, the Echo. is published. Bank at St. Croix Falls. Tel., W. U. Exp. Am. Population, 500. G. F. Griffin, postmas- ter.
Amery Shingle Mnfg Co, saw mill. Anderson Lars, Livery. Anderson & Benson, grocers.
Briggs John, saw mill. Brown John, shoemaker. Burman John, furniture. Dodge C B, editor Echo. Dorothy F B, Saw Mill. Echo. C B Dodge editor. Fox D T, hotel.
Gagnelius & Gabriel, general store. Harriman Samnel. lumber.
Hawley Bros, restaurant.
Holliday A H, physician.
Holliday W H, hardware. Horseford Albert, saloon.
Proux Thomas, blacksmith.
Robbins W H, hotel.
Robinson Robert, baker.
Schneider J E, general store and saw mill.
Seekins Bros, Meats.
Shaffner J R, hotel. Shern Christ, saloon.
Smith M, railroad and express agent. Smith & De Gollier, blacksmiths. Swesey & Co, saloon.
Thompson Wm D, livery.
Walsworth Mrs M, milliner.
Webb & Griffin, general store.
AMES. An Indian village in Wash- burn county on the Namakagon river aud on the N. div. of the C. St. P. M. & O. Ry, 12 miles southeast of Hayward. Send mail to Veazie.
AMHERST. First settled in 1850, is now a flourishing city in Portage county. on the Wis. Central Line, and on the Wan- paca river, 143 miles northwest of Milwau- kee and 15 southeast of Stevens' Point, the seat of justice and the location of the nearest bank. It contains a planing mill, 3 flouring mills, 3 churches, German Lu- theran, Norwegian Lutheran, and Method- ist, and a school with 3 teachers and 150 scholars. Wheat and potatoes are the principal shipments. Exp., Northern Pa- cific. Tel., W. U. Population, 600. Eugene Adams postmaster.
Amherst Cornet Band, Marion V Flem- ing directer.
Anderson Andrew P, shoemaker.
Bakke Miss Minnie, dressmaker.
Bakke Ole H, tailor.
Berto & Wells, restaurant.
Bigler John H, lumber.
Boss Mrs Dora, photographer.
Brandum Christian, boots and shoes ..
Calkins Jackson, justice.
Central House, J W Shaw propr.
Couch Charles, live stock.
Czeskleba Theodore W, hardware.
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The Leading Commercial Training School of Wis- E. F. QUINTAL, Secretary.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ANG 101
Dusenbury George E, physician. Erwin Mrs Ann, milliner. Fenton Charles N, grocer. Ferde Rev N, (Lutheran). Ferde Mrs N, music teacher. Fleming Benjamin, farm impts. Fleming George W, Jumber. Fowler Louis H, barber.
Foxen & Murat (J O Foxen, M S Murat), general store.
Fryar F Richard, grocer.
Gothrup Mrs Floyd, hotel. Grover Peter, cattle breeder. Grover & Baldwin, produce.
Guernsey Dr Augustus H, drugs. Guyant Albert H, saloon. Hawley Wm, justice of peace. Hein Gustav, general store. Holly Wm C, furniture.
.Iverson Ole, planing mill. Jackson Milling Co, F E Timian mogr. Johnson Iver, mason. Lysne & Raa, general store. Madison Wm C, blacksmith.
Mallison & Harms (John Mallison, Charles Harms), livery.
Moberg Andrew, harnessmaker. Nelson James J, General Store. Nelson Jerome, flour mill, 1} miles e. Nelson Louis, carpenter. Nelson Nels J, mason. Olsen Isaac, farm implements.
Peterson Peter N, farm machinery. Price Gustav, blacksmith. Roe & Lessner, general store. Salscheider Michael, saloen. Sands Mrs H, milliner.
Shaw J W, propr Central House. Simcocks Isaac, tinsmith. Sivertson Joseph, blacksmith. Smith Andrew J, lawyer. Smith George, meat market. Smith Peter E, blacksmith. Sommers Christian P, general store. Starks Edgar, drugs. Strong Seymour W, hotel. Summers P, general store. Taylor John A, railroad, exp and tel agt. Thompson Reuben, sorghum mufr. Turkelson Gunder, carpenter.
Vance Wm, produce. Van Cott C H, painter. Webster Enoch, justice of peace. Werachowski Jacob, grocer. Westley Charles W, furniture.
AMHERST JUNCTION. A small village at the junction of the G. B. W. & St. P. R. R. and the Wisconsin Central Line, in Portage county, 14 miles south-
east of Stevens' Point, the county seat and nearest banking point. Exp , Am. and U. S. Tel., W. U. Population, 75. H. John- son, postmaster.
Buswell C L, railroad and express agent. Calkins Jackson, justice of peace. Cargill W W & Bro, grain.
Eabert Bros, carpenter. Een Charles A, flour and feed.
Een Mrs C A, propr Summit House. Hein Gustav, general store.
Johnson H & Son, General Store. Larson L, express and telegraph agent. Smith Peter, blacksmith.
Strong Seymour W, propr Union House. Summit House, Mrs C A Een propr.
Union House, S W Strong propr.
Werachowski Jacob, saloon.
AMY. On Elk Creek, in Dunn coun- ty, 15 miles southeast of Menomonee, the judicial seat, 9 from Eau Claire, the near- est banking point, and 4} from Elk Mound, its nearest shipping point. Tri-weekly mail stage to Elk Mound. Population, 150. M. H. Knott, postmaster.
Brackett Abram, blacksmith.
Brown Henry, dairy. Knott M H, General Store.
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