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Davidson N A, town clerk.
Ely James, justice.
Freeman J S, carpenter.
Gibson & Elingren, Surveyors.
Lapp John, blacksmith.
Leeding John, mason.
Murphy Wm, livery.
Overman E W, town treasurer.
Park J W, General Store, Saw and Grist Mill.
Pickle Rev J J (Methodist).
Shephard John, hotel and meats.
Toby Wm, blacksmith.
Tuttle Bros, hotel.
Whitlock John, saw mill.
Whitlock Wm, painter.
BANCROFT. On the Wis. Central Line, in Portage county, 16 miles south of Stevens' Point, the county seat, and 7 north of Plainfield, the nearest banking point. Stages daily to Keene and Long Pine. Population, 50. Tel., W. U. Ed. McIntee,. postmaster.
Meintee Edward, General Store. Plummer W W, railroad and tel agt. Radcliffe Charles, saw mill. Ragan M, mason.
BANGOR. A prosperous village lo- cated on the La Crosse river and on the C. & N. W. and C., M. & St. P. Rys, in La. Crosse county, 15 miles northeast of La. Crosse, the judicial seat and 10 southwest of Sparta. Has a bank and a weekly newspaper, the Independent. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population, 500. G. Darling, postmaster.
Anderson A P & Co, drugs.
Baebler Zacharias, saloon.
Baebler Z jr, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Bangor Exchange Bank, John Kupp propr. Bangor Swiss Cheese Co, mnfrs.
Beckman Wm J, Grocer. Bosshard Jolın, flour mill.
Cassidy J H, railroad agt.
Cavadini Dominick, mason.
Chase Henry, nursery.
Coats & Gilfillan, lumber.
Darling George, livery.
Darling Grant, Confectioner.
Davis Rev H (Congregational).
Deutches Gasthaus, F Habel propr. Dow Henry, tailor.
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Draper A E, saloon.
Evans Miss Libbie E, milliner.
Evans Richard R, drugs. Fox John, confectioner.
Fritz Henry, meats.
Habel Henry, prop Deutches Gasthaus. Haines J A, publr Independent.
Hussa Joseph, brewer.
Independent, J A Haines publr. Jenkins John G, machinist. Jenkins Mrs Mary F, artist. Jenkins W G, cigars. Koehler Emil, blacksmith. Kupp John, gen store and banker. McCain J & Son, livery.
Matheson S & Co, general store.
Mengel Alfred, general store. Merlo Eugene, blacksmith.
Metenberger Wm, barber.
Morgan Pierce, blacksmith. Newton Alexander B, physician. Pugh Rev H M (Methodist).
Radtke Wm J, barber and jeweler.
Reisedorf Barney, painter. Robert E R, grain and live stock.
Schuhmacher George, shoemaker. Smith W & A, Furniture and Hardware. Starr J, creamery.
Stinze Joseph, wagonmaker.
Vaughan Edward W, carpenter. Vaughan J D, undertaker. Walls John, hotel.
Weber J B, saloon.
Wheldon John, justice. Wolfe Andrew, harness.
BANNER. A postoffice in Fond du lac county, 14 miles east of Fond du Lac, the county seat, 5 south of St. Cloud, the nearest railroad station, and 12 west of Plymouth, the nearest banking point. Population, 75. Mail, tri-weekly. H. Meyer, postmaster.
Dautermann Henry, shoemaker.
Greve Henry, tailor, Hinn George & Co. cheese mnfrs. Lanser Matthew, hotel.
Meyer W E, Grocer and Collection Agent. Moriarity Maurice, justice. Rammel S, shoemaker. Thuermer Joseph, blacksmith. Walschmidt Jacob, justice. Wermcke C F G, justice.
BARABOO. The judicial seat of Sauk county, is an important and flourish- ing city, located on the main line of the C. & N. W. Ry., 175 miles from Chicago
119 from Milwaukee and 230 from St. Paul. It is headquarters for the Madison division of the great Northwestern system, and the round house and machine shops for the division are located bere. Some four or five hundred railroad men and di- vision officers are residents, and the amount paid them averages $35,000 monthly. The Baraboo river runs through the city, and furnishes abundant power for driving numerous manufacturing estab- lishments. The city contains 11 churches, 2 banks (one national), 2 flouring mills, a woolen mill, a foundry, 2 planing mills, 1 first-class hotel, a court house, 3 com- modious public school buildings, a finely appointed opera house, the second largest in the State, a well equipped and efficient fire department, and the Baraboo Water Works Co. supply water to the public through a series of pipes extending to all parts of the city. It is lighted by gas, and the Edison method of electric lighting has been successfully introduced. The press is represented by the Baraboo Republic, the Sauk County Democrat and the Baraboo News, all enjoying a good circulation throughout Sauk and adjoining counties. Baraboo is built on a series of hills, 1,050 feet above sea level. The scenery around is very beautiful. The celebrated Devil's Jake is 3 miles south, and the weird and delightful dells of the Wisconsin are within a short drive. During the summer season thousands of tourists and pleasure seekers pass through the city in going to and from these famous resorts. A new Masonic hall, to cost $30,000, will be erected in the near future, and a $10,000 Y. M. C. A. building has recently been built. For a place of its size and popula- tion there cannot be found one anywhere in which the people are more alive to their higher interests, and in which the neces- saries, comforts and luxuries of life in all conceivable forms, are more easily obtain- able than they are here, and no other city offers greater inducements to honest capi- tal and honest labor. Tel .. W. U. Exp., Am. Population, 5,000 David E. Welch, postmaster.
Abbott Harry M, millinery.
Acott Harry M, clothing.
Albrech & Schlag (Herman Albrech, John G Schlag), proprs Wisconsin House.
Altpeter August, cooper. Andrews Wm W, physician.
Ashley Jedediah B, laundry. Aton James G, sewing machines.
Avery Frank, boots, shoes and insurance
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Baer Alfred, photographer. Bailey John F, physician.
Baldwin Reuben, glove mnfr.
Bank of Baraboo (Capital, $50,000; Surplus, $6,000), George Mertens Pres, Jacob Van Orden Cash.
Baraboo City Brewery, Ferdinand Effinger propr.
Baraboo Cold Storage Co, Mun- roe & Teel Proprs; Cash Buyers of Grain and Produce; Coal and First-class Cold Storage, e of C & N W Ry Freight Depot. Baraboo Gas and Electric Light Co (capi- tal, $30,000), R H Cowan pres, M A Warren sec.
Baraboo Hoop Mnfg Co, E A Miller propr. Baraboo Iron Works, Wm F Wack- ler Propr; Architectural Iron Work, Foundry and Machine Shop.
Baraboo Light, Heat and Power Co (capi- tal, $10,000), M A Warren pres, L E Hoyt sec.
Baraboo News, J F & G A Kartack proprs. Baraboo Republic, John H Powers editor and propr.
Baraboo Roller Mills, L E Hoyt & Co proprs.
Baraboo Roofing and Paving Works, J F Sneathen propr.
Baraboo Savings Bank (capital, $25,000), F T Brewster pres, R B Griggs cash.
Baraboo' Water Works Co (capital, $100,- 000), J F Moffett pres, C A Moffett sec. Barlow & Wright (Stephen S Barlow, John E Wright), lawyers.
Barney S P, county surveyor.
Barstow Edward, flour and feed.
Bender Frank, propr Bender House.
Bentley Monroe, Attorney-at-Law. Bentley & Palmer (Monroe Bentley, Horace L Palmer), insurance. Block Henry, meat market.
Brewer Mrs Benjamin, music teacher.
Brewer Benjamin W, cigars. Brewer Frauk E, boots and shoes.
Brown Chauncey H, livery. Bryant G W, painter. Buckley J E, clerk of circuit court.
Buhmeyer Daniel, cigar mnfr. Buhmeyer John J, saloon. Bull Arthur F, agent American Express. Burnham Ida, music teacher. Callahan Mrs Mary, saloon.
Calvert Miss Emma, dressmaker.
Capener Opera House, George Capener propr. Carow Alfred J, carpenter. Case A M, saloon. Case II J. horse breeder. Chamberlin Dan, saloon.
Chapman Eliza, hair goods.
Chicago Bakery, R A Nation Propr; Bakers' Goods, Fruits, Canned Goods, Confectionery; Oysters and Ice Cream in Season; First-Class Lunch Counter. (See adv, opp.)
Claradatscher & Co (Tobias and Nicholas Claradatscher, J P Witwen, Peter Kind- schi), dry goods.
Clark E M, State Agent W W Kimball Co, Pianos and Organs.
Coleman Charles, pension agent.
Cordes George, furniture.
Cowdrey Rev Samuel B (Episcopal).
Cramer George L G, physician.
Cross Hiram E, physician.
Crouch Levi, Attorney and Stone · Quarries.
Crouch Samuel, livery.
Davis J W & Co (J W Davis, C W Whit- man), general store.
Dickie James, harness.
Donovan J B & Co (J Beach Donovan), drugs.
Dorward Rev (Catholic).
Doty B S, city marshal.
Elkinton John E, carriage mnfr.
English John E, physician.
Evans Richard D, Attorney-at-Law and Collections, cor 4th and Oak.
Evenson Charles H, druggist.
Ewing Jasper, livery.
First National Bank of Bara- boo (Capital, $50,000; Organized 1886). T M Warren Pres, Carlos Bacon Vice- Pres, Wm A Warren Cash, Charles A Dyke Asst Cashier.
Fischer Bros (August F, Ernst A and Her- man A), drugs.
Fowler John, physician.
Gaskell & Peck (Frank Gaskell, Delans Peck), hardware.
Gibbons George B, coroner.
Gibbons Philip, blacksmith. Gillett Allen H. dentist
Goldfarb Samuel, confectioner.
Gollmar E T & J C (Edward T and Jacob C), wagonmakers.
Goodnough Arthur D, grocer. OR Gorst Charles, physician.
Gould & Engelmann (Odell B Gould, Emil Engelmann), barbera.
Graf & Netcher (Henry Graf, August Netcher), builders.
Griggs J S & Co (John S and Richard B Griggs), clothing.
Grotophorst Herman, district attorney.
Grotophorst, Remington & Buckley (Her- man Grotophorst, Arthur Remington, James A Buckley), attorneys.
North Star Iron Works. ) Capacity, 500 hands-Engineers, Machinists, Founders, Bollermakers, PARISH MANUFACTURING CO. Millwrights. Saw Mill Machinery, Mining Machinery, Corliss and High Ashland, - - Wisconsin. ) Speed Engines, Boilers, Power Transmitting Machinery, etc. See p. G
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Gust Adolph D, saloon.
Gust August, meats,
Hacker Michael C, bookbinder.
Herfort August F, county clerk. Herfort Joseph, boots and shoes.
Higgins George T, dentist.
Hofstatter John R, Dry Goods and Groceries, cor Oak and 3d.
Holden Ezra O, Marble Monuments, Oak.
Hook Albert, musical mdse.
Hoppe Julius, Clothing and Merchant Tailoring, 320 Oak.
Horr Otis S, propr Pratt House.
Horstmann Louis J, meats,
Hoyt L E & Co (Lester E and Wm H Hoyt), proprs Baraboo Roller Mills.
Humphrey Ira L, hardware.
Hurd Arthur J, dyer and scourer.
Island Woolen Co, Rich, McFetridge & Hopkins proprs.
Jackson Ransom, Dry Goods Crockery and Groceries.
Jacobs Lewis M, barber. Johnson Amos P, flour and feed.
Johnson & Son, flour mills.
Jones Herbert P, clothing.
Junge Charles, barber.
Junk Joseph, restaurant.
Kartack J F & G A (John F and Gustav A), proprs Baraboo News.
Kasiska Carl, harness.
Kasiska Herman, Merchant Tailor. Keyser Philip H, grocer and seedsman.
Kilian August, blacksmith.
Koch Theodore, physician.
Kohn & Schiff (Dorris Kohn, Henry Schiff), clothing.
Krech Bernhard, meats.
Ladon Bros (Nathan and Simon), dry gds. Leeg Bros (Benjamin H and Henry B), meats.
Lenz Adolph, Saloon.
Link John C, jeweler.
Little Wm & Son (Wm and Wm M), tailors.
Locke Amos G, baker and confr.
Longmate George, flour and feed.
Lueth F C & Son (Frederick C and Edward), Bakery, Restaurant and Fruits. Luther John F, saloon.
McFarland Irving A, builder.
McFarland Reuben W, builder.
McNally James, saloon.
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Binders' Twine a Specialty. Road Carts, Agricultural Implements of All Kinds. Hardware and Cutlery. Roofing of All Kinds Done on Short Notice.
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Marriott Bros (Henry and Wm), hardware. Marriott Edward G, boots and shoes.
Marsh Edward N, Real Estate, Loans and Collections; Land Agent; Carriages and Wagons.
Mathews Herman, general store.
Mercer W H, county treasurer.
Miles James, sheriff.
Miller Bros (Charles and Valentine), sa- loon.
Mills B F, physician.
Moeller & Thuerer (Henry Moeller, Chris- tian Thuerer). wagonmkrs.
Moore Wm, general store.
Mould M H, mayor.
Mould Sim I, photographer.
Mould & Buckley (Mathew H Mould, Alexander G Buckley), stationers.
Munroe & Teel (Ward Munroe, Frank D Teel), Flour, Feed, Lime, Cement and Salt.
Murray John, flour and feed.
Nation Robert A, Propr Chicago Bakery. (See adv, p 153.)
Ockershauser August, Tinsmith and City Treasurer.
Ott Jacob, Carpenter; Mnfr Patent Washing Machines and Dealer in Hard- ware. (See adv, p 153.)
Pabodie George A, propr Railroad Eating House and Hotel.
Patterson M L, register of deeds.
Peck & Cramer (Samuel H Peck, Phillip D Cramer), grocers.
Peck & Herfert (Fremont C Peck, Frank Herfert), general store.
Pohlmann & Schroeder (Frederick W Pohlmann, Henry Frederick Schroeder), cigar mnfrs.
Porter & Gerks (Alonzo W Porter, Wm J Gerks), furniture.
Powers Wm J, merchant tailor.
Powers John H, editor and propr Bara- boo Republic.
Pratt House, Otis R Horr propr.
Premo Thomas, hotel.
Railroad Eating House and Hotel, George A Pabodie propr. Ramseyer Gottfried, jeweler. Raschein Mrs B, milliner. Reinking August, dry goods. Reul George M & Son (George M and Ju- lins W), planing mill. Reuland Mathias, blacksmith.
Rich, McFetridge & Hopkins (Henry Rich, James A McFetridge, Wm H Hopkins), proprs Island Woolen Co.
Riese Joseph, meat market.
Ringling Bros (Albert, Otto, Alfred T, Charles and John), circus.
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Ruhland George, brewer.
Runge E August, propr Sauk Co Democrat. Ryan Charles E, jeweler.
Ryan Mary, dressmkr.
Sauk County Democrat, E A Runge propr. Schadde Peter J, photogragher.
Schlungbaum John, harness. Schoenfeld Henry, gun and locksmith.
Schultz Wm, shoemaker.
Schulz W H, county supt of schools.
Secker Charles, brick mufr.
Selleck Edwin, insurance.
Selleck & Jacobs (Edwin Selleck, W H Jacobs), Abstracts of Title.
Sharp Western, painter.
Shepherd George H, saloon. Slade Mrs F T, dressmkr.
Slye Alfred E, justice of peace.
Slye Lawton C, physician. Sneathen John F, dentist.
Snodgrass Rev T J (Methodist).
Stanley & Hoag (Wm Stanley, Edwin M Hoag). general store.
Stewart James L, Imber.
Stillson Lorenzo D, sewing machines.
Stone, Miss Florence, dressmkr.
Strong Henry C, agt C & N W Ry.
Thomas & Prentice (Wm Thomas, Wm H Prentice), meats.
Tobler Frederick, saloon.
Trestrail R Lawson, mngr Western Union Tel Co.
Urban David, barber.
Urban George, propr Urban House. Vanderveer James N, planing mill.
Wackler Wmn F, Propr Baraboo Iron Works.
Waite M C, insurance.
Walters Frank A, physician.
Walton Abraham, Mnfr and Dealer in Tight Barrels, Staves, Heading and Lumber.
Warren House, Warren & Watson Proprs.
Warren & Watson (Thompson M Warren, Edward C Watson), Proprs War- ren House.
Watt Cyrus, painter.
Webster Hiram H, horseshoer.
Weirich Bros (Louis and Emil), meats. Welch David E. postmaster.
Welch & Erswell (O H Welch, ES Ers- well), furniture and undertakers.
Weyman Jacob, cigar mnfr. White Allen C. barber.
Whitman Frank, druggist.
Wild Charles, Furniture and Wall- paper ; The Leading Undertaker, 312 3d. Wild Mrs Charles, milliner. Wilkinson Peter, livery.
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Wilson James P, attorney-at-law. Winrich Rudolph, saloon.
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Wood Rev J A (Congregational).
Woolcott Wm N, cabinetmaker. Wordelmann Herman H, saloon.
Worth & Swan (Daniel Worth, Albert Swan), masons.
Worthman James S, city clerk. Wright John E, insurance. Young Ephraim W, county judge.
Young Men's Christian Assn, D A Lewis sec.
Young Thomas, lumber.
BARBER. A postoffice in Iowa coun- ty, 15 miles east of Dodgeville, the county seat and nearest banking point, and 4 south of Blue Mounds, on the C. & N. W. Ry, the nearest railroad station. Stages, semi- weekly to Blue Mounds and Hollandale. Population, 15. Mail, semi-weekly.
BARNEVELD. On the C. & N. W. Ry, in Iowa county, 16 miles northeast of Dodgeville, the county seat and nearest banking point. A weekly newspaper, the Register, is published. Population, 300. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. T. I. Williams, postmaster.
Aspinwall W W, railroad, exp and tel agt. Cunneen Michael, carpenter.
Davis Washington, hardware.
Emmel Anton, shoemaker.
Foulkes & Pridou, blacksmiths.
Griffiths D C, blacksmith.
Jones HI J, publr Register.
Jones J P & Co, general store.
Ostenberg Charles, hardware. Reese James, livery. Reese John D, grain. Register, J H Jones publr.
Roach R J, groceries and drugs.
Roach & Jones, farm impts. Roberts John, carpenter. Shide & Ostenberg, general store. Starry F F. hotel. Williams Thomas I, general store.
BARRE MILLS. On Bostwick creek, in La Crosse county, 10 miles northeast of La Crosse, the county seat, and 5 from West Salem, the nearest shipping and banking point. Population, 200. Tri- weekly mail stage to West Salem. Broitsman F, flour mill. Filter Wm, wagonmaker.
Mann C. general store. Runge Wm, general store.
BARRON. Is located in the central portion of county of same name, and is a thriving village on the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry, and on the Yellow river, 252 miles northwest of Milwaukee, S west of Came- ron, and 12 southwest of Rice Lake. It is the county seat, and contains a bank, saw, stave, grist and woolen mills, 3 churches, good schools, and an opera house, capable of seating 500. Two weekly newspapers, the Barron County Shield and the Republi- can are published. Land is worth $2.50 to $20 per acre. Population, 1,000. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Jonathan J. Smith, postmaster.
Bader Joseph, merchant tailor.
Bank of Barron (capital, $50,000), Frank J McLain pres, Clinton D Coe cash.
Barron County Shield, C S Taylor propr. Barron House, Thomas Munro propr. Barron Republican, Williams & Son proprs. Barron Roller Mills, J W Taylor propr.
Barron Woolen Mills Co, C S Taylor pres, Libbie Taylor sec and treas.
Brandt Wm H, drugs and books.
Breen Louis J, county clerk. Burns Mrs Jennie, meat market.
Carr Mrs G E, milliner.
Carver N E, county supt schools.
Christeson Simon, propr Quaderer House.
Coe Clarence C, lawyer and insurance.
Coe C D & J F, abstracters.
Coe Jerome F. lawyer.
Coleman E C & Co (Edward C Cole- man), General Store, Wood Ties and Piling.
Collingwood John, carpenter.
Comstock Henry S, county judge.
Conner John N, general store. Dubetz Samuel, dry goods.
Ellis Wm H, physician.
Ellsworth Henry G, lawyer and district atty.
Englert George, propr Farmers' Home.
Farmers' Home, George Englert propr. Fink August, meat market. Galvin John J, grocer.
Grover & Johnston (Woodbury F Grover, Sylvester Johnston), general store.
Heintz Nicholas P, saloon.
Hood Wm O, general store.
Horning James, shoemaker.
Horstman Wm F, furniture. Hulbert Azro, well borer.
Hursman J E, county treasurer.
Jenks Charles, physician. Juve Torger O. grocer.
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Kinsley Fred B, lawyer.
Knudson Christian, boarding house.
Lee & Dickinson (Thomas B Lee, Dwight L Dickinson), saw mill and shingle mnfrs.
Lemma Field E, agt Cross, Badger & Co, of Chicago.
McDonald Charles H, grocer.
McKee David, blacksmith.
McKee Wm A, barber.
Mckesson J W, saw mill and stave mnfr. McThurston Mamie, milliner.
Munro Thomas, tailor and propr Barron House.
Murdock A T, livery.
Northrup Fred W, livery.
Page David D, barber.
Park Hotel, P W Pratt propr.
Parr Mnfg Co, George Parr pres, Mrs F B
Kinsley sec, general store and saw mill. Pierce Eugene W, city marshal.
Pierce & Breda (Eugene Pierce, Otto A Breda), painters.
Post Bros (John and De Witt), Hard- ware.
Pratt P Wiley, propr Park Hotel.
Quaderer John, logger.
Quaderer House, Simon Christeson propr.
Radermacher Henry, clerk circuit court. Rowley Charles R, pumps, etc.
Russell D A, county surveyor.
Schroder Charles C, saloon.
Sill Harvey J. lawyer. Skinner & Beckwith (Wm A Skinner, James R Beckwith), general store. Small Wm, coroner. Smith James C F, dentist.
Smith Jonathan J, postmaster.
Smith R D, blacksmith.
Speed Silas, sheriff. Spillcke Caesar, photographer.
Stevens Wm, gardener.
Stone J W, register of deeds.
Taft & Knudson (Gertrude Taft, Hannah Knudson), dressmaker.
Taylor Charles S, State senator and publr Barron County Shield.
Taylor Cortez P, general store.
Taylor Jeremiah W, propr Barron Roller Mills.
Timblan I B, apiarist.
Waldron Charles C, physician.
Wendling Jacob, railroad and exp agent.
Whittemore Lafayette F, jeweler.
Whittemore Mrs L F. milliner.
Williams & Son (James H and Jay), proprs Barron Republican.
Wold Christian, saloon.
Wold & Aune (Louis Wold, John Aune), saloon.
Wood F F, prin public school.
BARRONETT. A village on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry, in Cumberland town- ship, Barron county, 28 miles northwest of Barron, the county seat, and 7} north of Cumberland, the nearest banking point. Settled in 1880. Population, 250. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Mail, daily. C. B. Morrow, postmaster.
Barronett Lumber Co.
BARTEL STATION. A flag station on the M., L. S. & W. Ry, in Ozaukee county, 9 miles south of Port Washington, the judicial seat and banking point. Mail, daily. G. Timpel, postmaster and farmer.
BARTON. A town on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Washington county, 1} miles northwest of West Bend, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 475. Exp., Am. Peter Fraser, postmas-
ter.
Boden Adam, saloon.
Boden John, carpenter.
Eisenmann M, saloon.
Endwig John, carpenter.
Hirschboeck Daniel, Boots and Shoes.
Huntington & Nelson, flour mill. Kapfer John, hotel.
Keenings Gerhard, saloon.
Kircher Henry, General Store. Kircher Henry jr, hardware.
Martin Charles, mason.
Neigh J R, railroad and exp agt.
Rogenbauer Anton, blacksmith.
Saeman J M, general store.
Saneressig Henry, hotel.
Van Bree Gerhard, saloon.
Wittmann M, saloon.
BASCO. On the I. C. R. R., in Dane county, 14 miles from Madison, the judi- cial seat and banking point. Exp., Am. Tri-weekly stage to Story. Milo Saunders, postmaster.
Duncan I F, railroad, exp and tel agent. Lamb N E. General Store. Saunders Milo, Carpenter. Saunders N G, music teacher. Viney A, mason.
BASHAW. A postoffice in Burnett county, 40 miles east of Grantsburgh, the county seat, and 10} west of Shell Lake, the nearest railroad station. Stages week- ly to Shell Lake and Clam Falls. Popu-
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