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lation, 60. Mail, weekly.
George Mont- gomery, postmaster.
BASSETT. A village on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Kenosha county, 22 miles southwest of Kenosha, the county seat, and 13 south of Burlington, the banking point. A cheese factory is sustained. Population, 50. Exp., Am. Mail, daily. R. L. Bassett, postmaster.
Bassett R L, Railroad and Express Agent. Hoffman M L, produce. Karcher Adam, blacksmith. Sutter Wm A, general store.
BASS WOOD. A postoffice on Mill creek, in Richland county, 9} miles southwest of Richland Centre, the county seat, and 7 north of Muscoda, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages to Muscoda and Viroqua. Population, 40. Mail, tri-weekly. N. W. Bennett, post- master.
Aneer John, live stock.
Bennett N W, Blacksmith and Hard- ware.
Cornwall Charles, cheese mnfr.
Henry Orin, justice. Johnson G, carpenter. Johnson Lewis, carpenter.
Lucas J S, live stock.
Peters W S, General Store.
Pickering John, live stock. Powell Joseph, cheese mnfr. Surmum Nicholas, blacksmith. Troxwell Frank, constable. Wells Newton, justice.
BATAVIA. Sheboygan county. See Scott.
BAY CITY. A postoffice on the shore of Lake Pepin and on the C., B. & N. Ry, in Pierce county, 12 miles south- east of Ellsworth, the county seat, 9 by land and 4} by water northeast of Red Wing, Minn., the nearest banking point. Stages daily to Ellsworth, Esdaile, Her- bert and Clayfield. Population, 100. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. W. E. Tucker, post- master.
Anderson C W, hotel. Currie J N, carpenter. Malmquist S I., fish. Mihlers Win, Saw Mill. Moran J F. real estate and justice. Scott L, railroad, express and tel agent. Spriggle Wm P, carpenter.
Tucker WE, Grain and General store. Tyler Bros, wood and lumber. Tyler Charles R, real estate.
BAYFIELD. Is located at the ter- minus of the northern div. of the C., St. P. M. & O. Ry, in the northern part of Bayfield county, of which it is the judicial seat, 366 miles northwest of Milwaukee, 21 north of Ashland and 12 north of Wash- burn. It contains Catholic, Episcopal, Methodist, Presbyterian, German Lutheran and Norwegian Lutheran churches, 2 pub- lic schools, one public hall, a handsome and commodious court house, a steam saw mill and a large fish packing establish- ment. A live weekly newspaper, the Bay- field County Press (Rep.), is published. The water works are controlled by the Bayfield Hydraulic Company, and were erected at a cost of $10,000. The Lake Superior Brown Stone Quarries, in the vi- cinity, yield a superior quality of building stone, of which several of the principal buildings are built. Fish, lumber and building stone, are the principal ship- ments. Telephone connection with Wash- burn and Ashland. Exp., Am. and U. S. Tel., W. U. Population, 1,400. Currie G. Bell, postmaster.
Anderson John, sheriff.
Andreas Chauncey T, jeweler.
Atwood John W, Mngr A Booth Packing Co.
Bayfield Box Factory, M Downey mngr.
Bayfield Cornet Band, Fred Hoffe leader. Bayfield County Press, C G Bell propr.»
Bayfield County Title Abstract Co, W W Downs Propr. (See ade, p 158.)
Bayfield Fuel Co, Robert Inglis mngr.
Bayfield House, Hokinson & Anderson proprs.
Bayfield Hydraulic Co, A Tate pres, F W Denison sec, C G Bell supt.
Bayfield Public Library, Miss E M Silver- nail librarian.
Bell Currie G, propr Bayfield County Press.
Booth A Packing Co, J W Atwood mngr, fish.
Boutin Frank, general store.
Casey Edward, shoemaker.
Chapman James, general store. City Hotel, Andrew Farrow propr. Clay Harry, mngr Island View Hotel.
Downs Wmn W, Attorney-at-Law and Propr Bayfield County Title Abstract Co. (See ado, p 158.)
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Eccles E F, saloon. Etsell Daniel J, hardware. Farrow Andrew, propr City Hotel. Feldhausen Mat, propr Fountain House.
Fischer Fred, general store.
Flanders & Herrick (Orlando Flanders, Frank M Herrick), general store.
Fountain House, Mat Feldhausen propr. Fox Lizzie, dry goods.
Freeman Rev C E (Presbyterian).
Gafron Rev John (Catholic).
Grand Opera House, Allan T Wil- liams Mngr.
Hannum Henry, physician.
Harbor City House, John Hopkins Propr; Centrally Located.
Hellstrom Frank, barber.
Hokinson & Anderson (Peter Hokinson, Oscar Anderson), proprs Bayfield House.
Hopkins John, Propr Harbor City House; Centrally Located.
Howley Patrick, restaurant.
Hoyt & Connor (Charles Hoyt, Charles Connor), saloon.
Inglis Robert, insurance and exp agent.
Island View Hotel, Harry Clay mngr.
Kinney Thomas H, baker.
Kintz T F, meat market. Knight Alonzo, county treasurer. Lambert Mrs Ellen, dressmaker. Leonard W T, coroner.
Lumberman's Bank, Wm Knight propr, W W Downs cash.
McCamis Robert, saloon. Miller Andrew B, merchant tailor.
Moran Thomas W, railroad and tel agt. Morgan Rev W H (Methodist).
Nourse Joseph H, general store. Noyes Charles H, circuit court clerk. O'Malley Mrs Grace, propr Union Hotel. Packard W H, district attorney. Parks Rodney. furniture.
Paulson & Ernest (Theodore Paulson, Theodore Ernest), carpenters.
Pike Robinson D, saw mill.
Pike & Drake (R D Pike, E F Drake), stone quarry.
Pine George A, barber.
Ruggles A L, county supt schools.
Ryder Morris, dry goods.
Shaw Frank, grocer.
Silvernail John B, baker. Stark Frank, grocer. Stuart John, grocer. Tate Andrew, druggist.
Union Hotel, Mrs Grace O'Malley propr. Valley Edward, boat builder.
Van Nest Wm, supervisor.
Wachsmuth Henry, boots and shoes.
Wachsmuth & Ernest (Henry Wachsmuth, Theodore Ernest), saloon.
Warden A M, county judge.
Willey N P & Son (Nelson P and Calvin), livery.
Williams Allan T, County Clerk, Deputy Circuit Clerk, Police Justice and Mngr Grand Opera House. Wood Alfred H, livery .
BAY SETTLEMENT. A village on the shore of Green bay, in Scott town- ship, Brown county, 6 miles northeast of Green Bay, the county seat, nearest rail- road station and banking point. Stages to Green Bay and Sturgeon Bay. Popula- tion, 50. Mail, daily.
Bonduin J B, saloon. Cranen C, General Store.
Denis Gregoire, general store. Greenwood Frank, meats and saloon.
Malliet John, shoemaker.
Moeller Bros, blacksmith.
Nerille John, saloon.
BAY VIEW. Door county. See Sawyer.
WILLIAM W. DOWNS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, BAYFIELD, WISCONSIN.
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BEAR CREEK. A post village on the M., L. S. & W. Ry, in Outagamie county, 30 miles northwest of Appleton, the county seat, and 9 north of New Lon- don, the nearest banking point. Popula- tion, 400. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. R. Grindel, postmaster. .
Abel C, blacksmith. Dempsey Philip, saloon.
Freeman T & A, General Store.
Haase Wm, wagonmaker. Hackman Charles, general store.
Hildebrandt John, harness.
Hyde F M, general store. Hyde & Rassier, Saw Mill.
. Jepson W, live stock.
Kiefer John, general store.
Larson R, hotel.
Lorge Julius, blacksmith.
Murphy P D, general store and justice. Pilke P, Meat Market. Schroeder Charles, ins and farm impts. Thilkey Charles, genl store and saloon. Thom D R, land agent.
Tillman I, wagonmaker.
BEARS. On the C., M, & St. P. Ry, in Wood county, 13 miles from Grand Rapids, the judicial seat, and 13 from Cen- tralia. G. HI. Scott, postmaster and sup- erintendent cranberry marsh.
BEAR VALLEY. On Bear creek, in Richland county, 14 miles southeast of Richland Centre, the county seat and bank location, and 10 north of Lone Rock, the nearest railroad station. Daily stages to Lone Rock and Lavalle. Population, 200. Mail, daily. Nathan O. Waddell, post- master.
Chandler George, cheese mnfr. Deiderich Anthony, general store. Deiderich Peter, wagonmaker. Greenheck C, Cheese Mnfr. Mueller Joseph, carpenter. Ochsner Joseph, flour mill. Schmitz Joseph, blacksmith. Waddell Nathan O, General Store.
BEAVER. A postoffice on the M. & N. R. R., in Marinette county, 27 miles northwest of Marinette, the location of the nearest bank. Population, 150. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. M. J.Bishop, postmaster.
Armstrong Lumber Co, saw mill. Kelley H O, railroad, exp and tel agt.
BEAVER CREEK. A postoffice in Jackson county, 16 miles southwest of Black River Falls, the county seat, and 8 south of Taylor, the nearest railroad sta- tion. Black River Falls is the nearest banking point. Stages weekly to Black River Falls and Ettrick. Mail, weekly. Gabriel Anderson, postmaster and insur- ance agent.
BEAVER DAM. A prosperous and enterprising city on the N. div. of the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Dodge county, 9 miles northwest of Junean, the judicial seat, and 63 northwest of Milwaukee. It is a favor- ite resort for tourists during the summer months, and is located in the center of a wealthy agriculturaldistrict, enjoying every advantage of climate, fertility of soil and beauty of situation. The different relig- ious denominations are numerously repre- sented, and the majority possess handsome and imposing places of worship. The educational facilities are of a superior or- der, in addition to an excellent public school system, it is the seat of the Way- land university, and the city is becoming notably prominent for the liberal and care- ful manner in which such matters are sup- ported and sustained. It contains cotton mills, breweries, pump factory, flouring mills, grain elevators, soda water works, woolen mills, a foundry and machine shop. a tannery, a national bank and numerous large and well stocked special and general stores, handsome residences, etc. The press is represented by one daily news- paper, the Beaver Dam Daily, and 3 weekly, the Beaver Dam Weekly, the Dodge County Citizen and the Argus. The city is lighted by electricity and gas, has an excellent system of water works, a well equipped and efficient fire department, first- class hotels, telephone exchange and all the facilities and appointments of a pro- gressive business center. Grain, live stock and the products of the various factories comprise the shipments. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population, 4,300. James P. Mc- Gill, postmaster.
Babcock Joseph H, physician.
Baskfield John, harness.
Beaver Dam Argus, Sherman & Hutchins proprs.
Beaver Dam Business Men's Assn, G C Congdon sec and tress.
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Beaver Dam Cotton Mills, J J Williams pres, J T Smith sec.
Beaver Dam Daily, Weaver Bros publrs.
Beaver Dam Fair, J T Hand mngr.
Beaver Dam Milling Co, Peter Roedl pres, Fred S Lewis sec, flour mill.
Beaver Dam Water Works Co, J H Pouley supt.
Beebe Craig B, Pres Wayland Uni- versity and Furniture Dealer.
Beers George, carpenter.
Beers J & Co (John Beers, Edward Liebig), grocers.
Beers Mrs Mary, general store.
Bell Rev Allen (Presbyterian).
Bellows Alonzo W, agt C, M & St P Ry.
Beule Peter, druggist.
Bickner Miss Mary, dressmaker.
Binzel John P, brewer.
Bludau Matthew, bookbinder.
Boehm Charles A, harness.
Booth Hiram, merchant tailor.
Bowes Robert M, Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, Plumbers' and Brewers' Supplies, etc. (See adv, opp.)
Bradley George W, photographer.
Branick Joseph, saloon.
Brazell James, cabinetmaker.
Breivogel Philip, blacksmith.
Bromley Mrs John H, dressmaker.
Brown Peter, pumps.
Buckley Rev J (Catholic).
Burke Michael E, justice.
Butterbrodt Charles L, blacksmith.
Carroll Samuel T, mason.
Casparle Joseph, blacksmith.
Caspary Adam, saloon.
Chicago House, A C Hastings propr.
Clark House, Lawrence Bros Proprs. Colman Rev Henry (Methodist).
Congdon & Chandler (George C Congdon, Wm H Chandler), drugs.
Daniels Victor, saloon.
Davis Rev Newell J (Methodist).
De Golyer & Son (Everard W and Norman T), machinists. Dick James J, lawyer.
Ditz John, meat market.
Dodge County Citizen, Thomas Hughes propr.
Dominy Miss Aluvia, milliner.
· Donovan James, harnessmaker. Doolittle Silas P, carpenter. Drake Hollis B, cattle breeder.
Dries Rev J (Catholic).
Driscoll Bros (James and John), barbers.
Egglesfield George, blacksmith.
Elwell & Burke (Edward Elwell, Michael E Burke), lawyers.
Ernst Henry, saloon.
Fairbanks Ebenezer, shoemaker.
Farlow A, horse breeder.
Farlow Simeon, horse breeder.
First National Bank, J J Williams pres, J E McClure cash.
Fischer Henry A, shoemaker.
Fisher Miss Addie M, milliner.
Foo Jap, laundry.
Gaton R Charles, flour and feed.
Gaudynski Anton, saloon.
Gentzen Christian, saloon.
Geoggerle Anton, blacksmith.
Geoggerle John, brewer.
German-American State Bank, L E Rock cash.
Goldhammer Rev C F (Lutheran).
Grams Henry, tailor.
Grant, Scherubel & Co (John Grant, John B Scherubel, Andrew Willard), general store.
Griffis Wm C & Co (Wm C Griffis, Milton M Erway), druggists.
Groling Charles, mason.
Grover Lyman, horse breeder.
Hammer Mat, saloon.
Hand John T, mngr Fair.
Hannemann Julius, flour and feed.
Harder John, soda water mnfr.
Harvey Chester W, meat market.
Hastings A C, hotel and baker.
Heider Max, blacksmith.
Heinig Charles W, sewing machines.
Hensler Mrs Charles, midwife.
Hensler Conrad, carpenter.
Hensler John F, meat market.
Herkert Bros (Frank C and Adam), cigar mnfrs.
Herr John, planing mill.
Hoffer bert & Beichl (Theodore Hofferbert, Richard Beich]), hardware.
Hollingsworth George, horse breeder.
Hop F Charles, saloon.
Hopkins A B, lightning rods.
Hoppe Charles F. saloon.
Horton George W, photographer.
Hosmer James E, justice.
Hummel Annie, saloon.
Huth Theodore, meat market.
Iro John, saloon.
Johnson Rev T S (Presbyterian).
Jonas Rev Edward (Lutheran).
Jones Wm L, dentist.
Juillian Baptiste, tailor.
Justice H N, horses. Kalb Mrs Carrie, milliner.
Keeley Wm E, lawyer.
Kirchmann Wm, saloon.
Kittmann Paul, baker.
Knaup Rev F (Methodist). Knorr Frank, livery.
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Lambeck Lorenzo, barber. Lander John C, general store. Lander & Lander (Henry W and Henry B), lawyers.
Lawrence Bros (Thomas D and Wm H), Proprs Clark House.
Lawrence & Co (Abel P and Frank E Lawrence), grocers. Lehman Adam, wagonmaker.
Leibig Edward, blacksmith.
Livermore L D, surveyor.
Londergan John, fruits.
McClure Joseph F, physician. McDermott John, saloon.
McDonald Edward M, physician.
McDuffie Dewitt C, exp and tel agent.
Mckinstry John & Son (John and Wm D), furniture.
Martin Jacob, saloon.
Martin Jacob jr, cigar mnfr.
Marvin Arthur L, carpenter.
Matthews & Schleward (Ernst Matthews, Ferdinand Schleward), blacksmiths.
Menke Frederick W, merchant tailor.
Miller Charles C, stationery.
Milwaukee House, Anton Seifert Propr; Commercial Travelers and Thea- trical Trade Solicited.
Mirlach A F & Bro (Andrew Fand Joseph F), jewelers.
Moe Abraham D, musical instruments. Moon Ossian C, dentist.
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E. C. PRATT, Attorney-at-Law, Notary Public and Justice of Peace.
Prompt Attention given to Collections. BEAVER DAM, WIS.
Hardware Men, Attention ! Write for Gun Catalogue. JOHN MEUNIER GUN CO., 272 Went Water Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Agents for SYCAMORE SPECIAL TRAP POWDER.
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Music Hall, C C Miller mngr. Neurohr John, saloon.
Newton Theodore L, horse brecder.
Newton & Wenz (Thomas L Newton, Ed- ward C Wenz), general store. Nicolaus Herman C, cigar mnfr.
Ordway A F & Sons (Alvin F, Guy M and Edward A), mill furnishers.
Peacock M B M, grain elevator.
Peck Chester, feed mill.
Pfeiffer Frederick, pumps.
Phelps Norman M, Veterinary Sur- geon and Manufacturer of Phelps' Con- dition Powders. (See adv, p 161.)
Plank Charles, agent P C Hanford Oil Co. Pratt Edward C, Justice of Peace, Lawyer and Notary; Collections Prompt- ly Attended to. (Sec adv, p 161.) Rassman Frederick, hardware.
Redfield & Hawley (Geerge E Redfield, H R Hawley), insurance.
Rissman Bros (Edward and Theodore A), grain.
Roedl Frank jr, saloon.
Roedl, Jacobs & Hall (Peter Roedl, Michael A Jacobs, John W Hall), Lum- ber.
Rowell J S Mnfg Co, John S Rowell pres, Theodore B Rowell supt, farm impts.
St Charles Hotel, Jacob Zepp propr.
Schemmel & Schade (Emil A Schemmel, Wm Schade), general store.
Schettler Wm & Co (Wm Schettler, Otto Zimmer), general store.
Schiller Edwin A, grocer.
Schluckcbier & Thomas (Henry Schluck- ebier, Helen Thomas), general store.
Schmadebeck Louis, barber.
Schmidt John J, boots and shoes.
Schnetzler Jacob U, physician. Schumacher Joseph, shoemaker.
Schutte Carl F, insurance.
Sears Harry B, physician.
Seifert Anton, Propr Milwaukee House; Good Accommodations for the Traveling Trade.
Sekelski Rev J F (Catholic).
Sellen & Sellen (Nicholas and Wm P), saloon.
Shepard & McFadyen (Wm B Shepard, Neil McFadyen), dry goods.
Sherman & Hutchins (Benjamin F Sher- man, Frank A Hutchins), proprs Argus. Shipman Uzal O, carriages.
, Sloan A Scott, circuit judge.
Smith Noah, hides.
Snortz Miss Mary, dressmaker.
Speich Rev Peter (Evangelical). Staab Philip H, livery.
Stark weather Courtney, lumber.
Stolz & Heisler (Gustavus Stolz, Ferdinand Heisler), general store.
Striebel Conrad, coal and wood.
Sweets Rev Winfield S (Baptist).
Tague Thomas N, sewing machines.
Talbert George E, physician.
Tegelmann Chris, baker. Thomas John, saloon.
Thomas R E & Son (Richard Eand George H), blacksmiths.
Thorp Wm H, jeweler.
Tippenhauer Frederick, confectioner.
Tracy Mrs Orinda, dressmaker.
Triecher Mrs Louise, dressmaker.
Turner, Miller & Blumenthal (Wm R Tur- ner, John W Miller, Herman M Blumen- thal), marble works.
Veling Andrew, furniture.
Veling Bros (Peter and Charles), photogrs.
Veling J & Bro (John and Wm), saloon.
Vesper Artemus, horse breeder.
Vetter Oscar C, farm impts.
Voorus Clark W, physician.
Wade Wm, livery.
Wagner Joseph, florist.
Waldick Henry, saloon.
Wayland University, C B Beebe Pres.
Weaver Bros (Ray and Edwin L), pubirs Beaver Dam Daily.
Webb Wm B, physician.
Webb Wm H, photographer.
Westfall Frederick, barber.
Whitmore P & Son (Philemon and E P), furniture.
Wilk Bros (Herman and Isadore), clothing.
Williams & Davies (Owen R Williams, Wm H Davies), general store.
Wilson Misses Mary M & Sarah M, dress- makers.
Wittke Robert, creamery.
Woolen Mnfg Co, Calvin E Lewis pres, G W Chandler sec.
Wright Cyrus E, sash and doors.
Yager Stanislaus, blacksmith.
Zander John C, general store.
Zanwell Wm, shoemaker.
Zenk Philip, cooper.
Zepp Jacob, propr St Charles Hotel. Zweck Michael, mason.
BECKER. A village on the M., L. S. & W. Ry, in Outagamie county, 7} miles northwest of Appleton, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 50. Mail, daily. John Knapstein, post- master.
Crunzer John, mason.
Deschler Wm, shoemaker.
Feldschmidt Sebastian, hotel.
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Froelich Rev J B (Catholic). Graubengeiser Henry, wagonmaker. Gruber John, Cheese Mnfr. Kleinhans Rev A (Lutheran). Knapstein John, hotel. Loschmidt Adolph, cooper. Meyer L & Co, wagonmakers. Neahans John, feed mill.
BEECHWOOD. A village in She- boygan county, 25 miles southwest of She- boygan, the county seat, 5 northeast of Newfane, the nearest railroad station, and 15 southwest of Plymouth, the nearest banking point. Population, 40. Mail, daily. Charles Koch, postmaster.
Drescher Frederick, blacksmith. Gessner Emil, carpenter. Klein Frank, mason.
Koch Charles, General Store and Ho- tel. Koepke Fred, wagonmaker.
O'Connell J H, cheese mnfr.
BEEF SLOUGH. Is located on the Mississippi and Beef rivers, and on the C. B. & N. R. R, in Buffalo county, 3 miles north of Alma, the county seat and near- est banking point. Stages to Gilmantown, fare, $1; to Mondovi, fare, $1.50; and to Modena, fare, 50 cents. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Population, 500. George Scott, postmaster.
Beef Slough Mufg, Booming, Logdriving
and Transportation Co (capital, $100,- 000), F Weyerhaeuser pres, T Irvine sec. Burgess John, lumber inspector. Chapman J F, loggers agent.
Chippewa Logging Co, F Weyerhaeuser pres and treas, F G Chichester sec. Irvine Alexander, General Store. Irvine Arthur, rafting pin mnfr. Irvine Benjamin, carpenter.
Mississippi River . Logging Co (Capital, $1.075,000), F Weyerhaeuser Pres, T Irvine Sec.
Scott George, Cashier Mississippi River Logging Co.
Weldy B B, Rubber Stamps and Rail- road Agent.
Worth Henry, blacksmith.
BĖETOWN. In Grant county, 12 miles southwest of Lancaster, the judicial seat, 9 northeast of Cassville, on the C. B. & N. R. R., the nearest shipping point, and 7 from Bloomington, the nearest bank- ing point. Stages daily to Cassville; fare, 50 cents, and tri-weekly to Bloomington
and Lancaster; fares, 50 and 75 cents, re- spectively. Population, 300. Mail, daily.
Alderson James, general store.
Bonham F M, grocer.
Burch Samnel, blacksmith. Callaway Wm, saloon.
Fleckner Wm, saloon.
Jack August, wagonmaker.
Jameson John A, blacksmith.
Kern C, wagonmaker.
Stevens Wm B, general store.
BELDENVILLE. A station on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry. in Pierce county, 4 miles northwest of Ellsworth, the county seat. Population, 125. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. George E. Doolittle, postmaster.
Baker Cassius, blacksmith.
Beldenville Lumber Co, veneer mnfrs.
Brimmer W D, genl store and stave mill. Davis Shubel, carpenter.
Doolittle George E, General Store. Goldsmith C, constable.
Goldsmith & Wilson, blacksmiths.
Hall Jerome A, justice.
Larson Bros & Wood, genl store and saw mill.
Mills M B, saw mill and handle mnfr.
Minneapolis Barrel Mnfg Co. Reed George W, Veneer Mnfr. Rounce Wm, saw mill. Severence Frederick A, lumber.
Suydam Charles, live stock.
BELGIUM. A postoffice on the M., L. S. & W. Ry, in Ozaukee county, 8 miles north of Port Washington, the county seat and nearest banking point. Popula-
tion, 50. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. J. N. Ellenbecker, postmaster.
Antone Adolph, cheese mnfr.
Bittner Philip, blacksmith. Dahm M, blacksmith.
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