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brary, an opera house with a seating capa- city of 750, a volunteer fire department and 2 banks, with a combined capital of $76,200. Three weekly newspapers, the Badger State Banner, Jackson County Jour- nal and the Friday Evening Post, are pub- lished. Cranberries and blueberries form a very important feature in the shipments. Thousands of pickers are employed during the season, the Iron Mound Cranberry Co. alone having over 2,000 pickers. Stages run tri-weekly to North Bend and semi- weekly to Cataract. Telephone connec- tion with surrounding points. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Population, 2,300. Iver Tor- kelson, postmaster.
Amundson Gilbert, saloon.
Anseth A, gunsmith.
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Badger State Banner, Cooper & Co proprs. Baker Levi, notions.
Bakkan John I, shoemaker.
Batcheller Nelson A, furniture.
Benson John E, farm impts.
Best Fred E, meat market.
Best John & Son (John and Adam), meats.
Black River Falls Free Library.
Black River Falls Lumber and Mercantile Assn, E A Homstead pres, Gilbert G Melbye sec.
Brackett Herbert Q, district attorney.
Brockway E L, surveyor.
Brockway L J, surveyor.
Broderick & Felt (Mrs L Broderick, Mrs E Felt), dressmakers.
Cappen Richard R, justice.
Castle & Waldo (Bryant J Castle, George G Waldo), lawyers.
Chapman Leander L, pension agent.
Cheney Erastus D, exp and telephone agt. Chickering & Brainerd (Farnum Chicker- ing. L E Brainerd), druggists. Cole Henri B, physician.
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178 BLA Cole J W & Co (Jerome W and F W Cole), medicine mnfrs. Cooper & Co (George F Cooper), Proprs Badger State Banner and Pub- lishers Legal Blanks. Crosby James P, carpenter. Darwin Oliver, logger. Dell F B, county supt of schools. Dimmick Ludsvick L, harness. Eckern John A, jewelry and books. Elmore W & Sons (Warren, Theodore B and Charles W), farm impts. Erickson A & Co (Absalom Erickson), grocers. Erickson Iver, shoemaker. Falls House, Mrs Susan Gebhardt propr. Finch Mrs, dressmaker. First National Bank (capital, $50,000), W T Murray pres, W H Richards cash. Freeman House, Freeman & Simp- son Proprs. (See adv, p 177.) Freeman & Simpson (John W Free- man, J T Simpson), Proprs Freeman House. (See adv, p 177.) Friday Evening Post, Ellis Rogers editor and publr. Gebhardt Henry, cranberry grower. Gebhardt Mrs Susan, propr Falls House. Gebhardt Susan & Son (Susan and Fred W), cranberry growers. Goodenough Francis M, baths. Hagen Andrew H, tailor. Hall & Son (James and Harvey), carpenters. Hanson Knud, tailor. Hauger Hans, saloon. Heggen Neils, register of deeds. Helbling Frank, saloon. Hendricks Wm W, barber, BENEFITS FOR THE LOSS Y SSUES Policies Giving Special ( M. N. MacLAREN, State Agent, OF SIGHT, HANDS OR FEET. ( 20 Chamber of Commerce, MILWAUKEE. Gebhardt Bros (Fred W and Henry). coopers.
Hoffman Henry J, marble works.
Hoffman P H, justice.
Hollenbeck & Ormsby (Charles E Hollen. beck, Henry J Ormsby), insurance.
Horswill George, 'bus line.
Hostrawser Edward, livery.
Hyter George, barber.
Jackson County Bank (capital $26,200), T B Mills pres, W R O'Hearn cash.
Jackson County Journal, Wells & Robbins publrs.
Jackson County Milling Co, W R O'Hearn pres, J HI Mills sec and treas, flour mill. Johnson Frank, clerk of court.
Johnson John, saloon.
Jones Lumber and Mercantile Co, S P Jones pres, John H York sec.
Jones Warren C, grocer.
Jones & Marsh (Lewis C Jones, John Marsh), clothing.
Jones & Murray (Rollin B Jones, W T Murray), hardware.
Kinley W B, laundry.
Le Clair Edgar A, hardware.
Livingstone James, county clerk.
Locken Edward, shoemaker.
Long Edward F, dentist.
Lyons Henry F, barber.
McGillivray James J, sash, doors, etc. Marsh John, mayor.
Matchet James, boarding house.
Meinhold Abraham, general store.
Merchants' Hotel, Charles C Peterson propr.
Mikkelson Lorenz, saloon.
Moran Martin J, station agent.
Nelson Nicholas, furniture.
Nelson Thomas, saloon.
Nichols Thomas H, barber.
Oderbolz Ulrich, brewer.
Odey Henry, boarding house.
Ogden John R, notions.
O'Hearn Oliver C, grocer.
Olsen Peter R, blacksmith.
Parson John, insurance.
Perry G M, lawyer.
Perry J D, county judge.
Perry & Brackett (G M Perry, H I Brack- ett), lawyers.
Peterson Charles C, propr Merchants' Ho- tel.
Peterson & Nolop (John Peterson, George H Nolop), livery.
Pope Carl C, lawyer.
Pophan Joseph, stone quarry.
Postweiler House, Windline Post- weiler Propr.
Postweiler Windline, Propr Post- weiler House.
Prestemoen Andrew, steamship agent.
Price Hugh H, lumber.
Price Mnfg Co, W T Murray pres, R B Jones sec, machinists.
Robie James, physician.
Roddy Patrick, grocer. Roddy Wm, livery.
Rogers Ellis, publr Post.
Roiseland Aanen J, photographer.
Rosenberg Bros (Isaac and Ben), dry gds.
Sanrope Edward J, jeweler.
Schnur Julius, grocer.
Spaulding Dudley J, plow mnfr.
Squires Ransom D, restaurant.
Stebbins Mrs M F, milliner.
Thompson Emma R, grocer.
Torkelson Iver, postmaster and stationer.
Troen Hans C, saloon.
Van Gorden P W, county treasurer.
Van Schaik Charles, photographer. Weber Michael restaurant.
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Weller Frederick, blacksmith. Weller G Owen, wagonmaker. Wells & Robbins (Will N Wells, Leslie M Robbins), publrs Jackson Co Journal. Werner Arthur F, clothing.
White E A, physician.
Williams J D, sheriff.
Witting & Long (Adolph E Witting, Frank A Long), druggists. Wright Theodore, meat market, York Iron Co, Horace Burt mngr.
BLAINE. A postoffice in Portage county, 25 miles southeast of Stevens' Point, the county seat, and 14 southwest of Waupaca, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages semi-weekly to Al- mond. Population, 50. Mail, semi-week- ly. L. D. Scott, postmaster.
Madsen W C, blacksmith. Sanders Walter, feed mill. Scott L D, Farmer. Taylor Albert, sorghum mnfr. Taylor Luman, general store.
BLAIR. A station on the G. B., W. & St. P. R. R, in Trempealeau county, 7 miles southeast of Whitehall, the county seat and nearest banking point. Popula- tion, 300. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. E. L. Immell, postmaster.
Bellevue Albert, druggist. Benrud Ole II, General Store. Bergsing Evan, propr Blair House. Blair Trading Assn, general store. Burge Miss M, photographer. Christianson Hans, harness. De Bow John L, lawyer. Erichson John, blacksmith.
Fenncy K N, Hardware and Imple- ments.
Gilbert John O, genl store and meat mkt. Gilbert Miss Sadie, milliner. Gilbert T I & Co, general store. Greene E S, railroad, exp and tel agt. Hanson Charles O, furniture. Hanson Lars, blacksmith. Hogan & Lien, lumber.
Hoode Rev B (Lutheran). Johnson Hans, shoemaker.
Johnson & Benrud, Hardware. Lokken Ole H, painter. Mayer & Peterson, hardware. Olson O L & Co, wagonmakers. Peterson Evan, tailor. Sonnickson Jens P, physician. Strum O P, restaurant. Thompson Mrs J M, dressmaker. Thompson T & Bro, furniture.
Young H A & Co, grain and flour mill.
BLANCHARDVILLE. On the I. C. R. R., and on the Pecatonica river in La Fayette county, 20 iniles northeast of Darlington, the judicial seat and near- est banking point. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population, 300. C. Vickers, post- master.
Abby & Haldeman, meat market. Arenson Barbara, dressmaker. Baker John G, justice. Blanchard Alvin, Hardware and Hotel.
Brew John, hotel.
Clegg Henry, photographer.
Coffey John, blacksmith.
Cullen Bridget, dressmaker.
Dean E, carpenter.
Hanson John, shoemaker.
Hardyman P, Livery.
Harris Henry, insurance.
Harris John, carpenter.
Hendrickson Bros, painters.
Hobland Peter, shoemaker. Howland D P, mason.
Johnson John A, hardware.
Johnson Thomas, carpenter.
Knorr F M, live stock.
Lovejoy & Richards, lumber.
Lund R F, Grocer. McKeller A, physician.
Mason S L, general store. Million & Spears, meat market.
Menson Martin, general store.
Munson John L, furniture.
Murer P J, grocer.
Olson C C, live stock.
Porter Ross, carpenter.
Risley Wm, grocer.
Sardeson George, Grist Mill.
Sitters O T, furniture. Smeedsrud E O, blacksmith.
Swanson A, mason.
Vickers C, Grocer and Restaurant.
Wickler H, railroad, exp and tel agent. Wilson Miss Emily, dressmaker.
Wren John J, hardware.
BLANDING. A postoffice in Bur- nett county, 11 miles southeast of Grants- burg, the county seat and nearest shipping point. Mail, semi-weekly. Lewis Ander- son, postmaster.
Anderson Lewis, General Store and Justice. Dahlin John, saw mill. Johnson John A, carpenter. Lindholm Eric, saw mill.
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BLENKER. On the Wisconsin Cen- tral Line, in Wood county, 25 miles north- west of Grand Rapids, the judicial seat, and 14 east of Marshfield, the nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Population, 60. John Blenker, postmas- ter.
Blenker John, General Store and Ho- tel.
Brandt Andrew, saloon.
Frisch Ignatz, saloon. Hanna Lorenz, Blacksmith.
Mangold L J, notary.
Tallmadge W H, railroad, exp and tel agt.
BLODGETT. A postoffice in Wau- kesha county, 33 miles northeast of Wau- kesha, the nearest bauking point, and 3 southwest of Brookfield, on the C., M. & St. P. Ry. Population, 30. Mail, tri- weekly. Frederick Goerke, postmaster.
Glitz August, grocer. Goerke Frederick, Saloon.
Lutter F, blacksmith. Meininger L, saloon.
BLOOM CITY. Formerly known as Bon, is located on the west branch of Pine river, in Richland county, 15 miles north- west of Richland Centre, the county seat, nearest banking and shipping point, on the C., M. & St. P. Ry. Stages to Rich- land Centre and West Lima. Population, 300. Mail, daily.
Blakely & Albaugh, general store.
Cass J W, general store.
Grear F A, grocer. Householder & McNelly, furniture. Houts John, hardware.
McNelly Henry, General Store. Shambaugh A, general store. Stoefer W W, harness.
Thornburg W B, blacksmith.
BLOOMER. A flourishing village on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry, and on Dun- can creek, in Chippewa county, 15 miles northwest of Chippewa Falls, the county seat. Settled in 1856, it contains a bank, 4 churches, a public school, a brewery, a creamery and cheese factory and a week- ly newspaper, the Advance. Grain, Ium- ber and produce are shipped, and land ranges in price from $10 to $30 per acre. Population, 800. Tel .. W. U. Exp., Am. Mail, daily. Frank W. Stees, postmaster. Adler Mrs Carrie, general store.
Anderson Louis, tailor.
Austin Floyd M, constable.
Bank of Bloomer (capital, $15,000), Til -- linghast & Marshall proprs,
Barcume Joseph, farm impts.
Berg Charles, carpenter.
Berg & Brown (Otto Berg, Ada A Brown), general store.
Blaschke Rev John A (Catholic).
Bloomer House, S L Gaylord propr .-
Bloomer Advance, E N Bowers editor.
Brooks George I, planing mill.
Brown Simon R. station agent.
Cook Wm H, Lumber, Lath and Shingles.
Cottington Robert, physician.
Crouse Wm G, jeweler. Cutting Frank II. general store.
Dierks & Otto (Wm Dierks, Philip Otto). hardware and undertakers.
Dreger Adolph, propr Union House.
Emmerton E M, carpenter.
Fessenden Edward, painter.
Fisk A. C, nursery.
French I C, physician.
Gaylord Samuel L, propr Bloomer House. Gibson J F, prin of school.
Hathaway James R, gen store and drugs. Jackson Andrew, lawyer and ins.
Jarvis Willard, chief clerk West Hotel.
Joel Benjamin, carpenter.
Kehl & Barcume (John B Kehl, Joseph Barcume), grain and produce.
Kelley F A, creamery.
Kelly Samuel J, general store and cheese mnfr, 3 miles n e.
Kenyon Gould A, blacksmith.
Kidder Rev A (Congregational).
Klund Frederick, shoemaker.
Klund John, wagonmaker.
Kranzfelder Lonis, hardware.
Krenz Fred C, saloon.
Langren Jolin, painter.
Leffingwell & Ingram (Abram H Leffing- well, James T Ingram), harness.
Liche & Koepp (Charles Liehe, John F Koepp), brewers.
Lodgaard Jens J. photographer.
Lund Isaac, saloon.
Manderson John, propr West Hotel.
Miles John, livery.
Moore Adam, grocer.
Morrison & Mc Withy (E J Morrison, Depp E Mc Withy), farm impts.
Oelmis H D. veterinary surgeon.
Opera Hall, F W Stees mngr. Otto Mrs Carrie, milliner. Peterson Peter S, saloon. Prill John C, dentist.
Pruher Loranz, salcon.
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Rasmus & Christianson (Martin Rasmus, Ole Christianson), grain, etc. Raymond A E, carpenter. Rogers Ellietson H, physician. Schroeder Henry, flour and feed. Smith George H, feed mill. Smith Judson W, apiarist. Spencer Charles, justice of peace.
Stees Frank W, postmaster and barber. Stees Mrs Rosetta J, dressmaker.
Steichen & Martin (Michael J Steichen, Henry Martin), blacksmiths. Stewart Harold M, carpenter. Tillinghast Charles D, lawyer and ins.
Tillinghast & Marshall (Charles D Tilling- hast, Henry Marshall), proprs Bank of Bloomer.
Trankle Conrad, general store.
Treat Leonard W, city marshal.
Union House. Adolph Dreger propr. Van Dalsem Rev H A, lecturer. Wagner Peter, confectioner.
Wendlandt John, general store.
Werner & Martin (Henry Werner, Louis Martin), hardware.
West Hotel, John Menderson propr.
BLOOMINGDALE. On the West Kickapoo river, in Vernon county, 10 miles northeast of Viroqua, the seat of justice and nearest banking point, and 4 from Westby, its nearest shipping point. Population, 150. Mail, tri-weekly. E. E. Rustad, postmaster.
Appleman Jesse, saw mill. Bakken A, furniture. Dyson C W, general store. Gihle KI A, Blacksmith. Hanson Henry A, tanner. Miner Bros, saw mill. Morterud C A, gen store and hotel. Osborn M, flour mill.
Rustad E E, General Store. Westby E T, furniture.
BLOOMINGTON. Located on a branch of Grant river, in Grant county, 14 miles northwest of Lancaster, the county seat, and 12 southeast of Bridgeport, the nearest shipping point. Has a bank and a weekly newspaper, the Record. Stages daily to Bridgeport and tri-weekly to Lan- caster; fare, $1 to either place. Popula- tion, 600. Mail, daily. George W. Nev- ins, postmaster.
Balantine Bros, live stock. Barney Bros, Dentists. Bartley P. lawyer. Bennett Wm, house mover.
Bloomington House, J Donnelly propr.
Brady John, saloon.
Brooks Ernest, propr Record.
Brooks Jesse, justice.
Brown Daniel F, General Store. Burgess & Auel, saloon.
Chambers John M. photographer. Chambers Mrs Mary E, milliner.
Chambers Thomas H, physician.
Crabtree A N, general store.
Donnelly Joseph, propr House. Bloomington
Enke Herman C, harness.
Fox Ira, meat market.
Frazier Alfred, General Store.
Garthwaite Edward, produce.
Glasier Mrs Mina B, physician.
Glasier Willis H, physician.
Greer Frank L, general store.
Hampton James, painter.
Hatch Silas A, general store.
Heckmaster & O'Neil, creamery.
Hickok & Angore, saloon.
Holford Lyman D, gen store and justice.
Hoskins L && Son, Furniture.
Johnson John, shoemaker.
Kitto Samuel, hardware. Lewis James M, physician.
Lumpkin George W, live stock.
McNamee Barnard, tailor.
Maker George W, grocer.
Mauger Wm, Blacksmith. Mulrooney & Lynass, saloon.
Parkins R, barber.
Peacock James, barber.
Pennock John, meat market.
Pitts H E, wagonmaker.
Record, E Brooks propr.
Sala Orlando P, physician.
Smith Thomas, shoemaker.
Stone Charles W, live stock.
Taylor George E, flour mill and foundry.
Taylor Hilbert E, jeweler.
Tornowski Gustav, wagonmaker.
Woodhouse Clinton B, hardware.
Woodhouse & Barticy, Bankers.
BLOOMVILLE. A postoffice in Lin- coln county, 12 miles northeast of Merrill, on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, the seat of jus- tice, shipping and banking point. Popu- tion, 60. Tri-weekly mail stage to Merrill. H. Scoville, postmaster.
Jasten Valley, saloon and grocer.
Meisinger Simon, saloon and grocer. Scoville Henry, Carpenter. West Wmn, logger.
BLUE MOUNDS. A post village on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Dane county, 28
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miles southwest of Madison, the county seat, and 18 east of Dodgeville, the nearest banking point. A weekly newspaper, the Press, is published. Population, 150. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. C. Helmenstine, post- master.
Bancroft Dr H V, drugs and justice. Bisle & Louck, Blacksmiths. Brockenwagen F, hotel and livery.
Clifgard & Torhong, livery.
Evers Carl, hotel.
Fauls F C, meat market.
Hanson & Ole, gen store and furniture.
Helmenstine Charles, General Store. Kendrick Bros, hardware.
Lovejoy & Richards, lumber.
McKinzie John B, railroad, exp and tel agt. Olden A A, shoemaker.
Olsen G, harness.
Press, H V Bancroft Publr.
Smith Thomas, wagonmaker.
Zechmann Elias, general store.
BLUE RIVER. A post village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Grant county, 30 miles northeast of Lancaster, the county seat, and 8 northeast of Boscobel, the usual banking point. Population, 75. Tel., W. U. Exp., Adams. C. M. Callahan, postmaster.
Callahan C M, General Store.
Parker Grant, railroad, exp and tel agt.
BLUFF. A post village on the C. & N. W. Ry, and on Sugar river, in Dane county, 20 miles southwest of Madison, the county seat and nearest banking point. Stages tri-weekly to Pine Bluff. Popula- tion, 50. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. A. K. Sorenson, postmaster.
Anderson M, live stock.
Donahue T, live stock.
Graves C L, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Kleven Ivan K, Hotel and Lumber. Moen P H, blacksmith.
Ness Christopher, carpenter. Nygood Lewis, carpenter. Scott W M. live stock.
Sorenson A K, General Store and Jus. tice.
Thompson L O, live stock.
BOARDMAN. A post village on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry, in St. Croix coun- tỳ, 12 miles northeast of Hudson, the coun- ty seat, and 5g southwest of New Rich- mond, the nearest banking point. Popu- lation, 100. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. A. O. Spencer, postmaster.
Beebe Miss Dora, music teacher.
Boardman Cheese Factory.
Davis S, railroad, exp and tel agent.
Farrand Win, Barber. Johnston Bros & Virgin, flour mills. Rogers George. cooper.
Spencer & Toal, General Store. Wert Ephraim, blacksmith.
BOAZ. A village on Eagle creek, in- Richland county, 9 miles west of Richland Centre, on the C., M. & St. P, Ry, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Population, 100. Mail. daily. D. A. Jacobson, postmaster.
Barnes Wm M, flour and saw mill.
Berry M G, General Store.
Briggs Jay W, genl store and cheese mnfr
Cosgrove Frank, blacksmith.
Evans John. hotel.
Garner Dr E S, druggist.
Heidbrink Mrs J N, milliner. Kiserman August, meat market.
Seward Christ, saloon.
Starr C H, Harness.
Surrem John, blacksmith.
Templeton Stephen, general store.
BOB CREEK. In Chippewa county 16 miles northeast of Chippewa Falls, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Population, 15. Mail, semi-weekly.
BOHRI. In Buffalo county, 25 miles from Alma, the judicial seat, and ? from Fountain City, its banking and shipping point. Mail, weekly. G. Bohti, post- master.
Baertsch George, carpenter. Bobri C Emil, carpenter. Bohri Gottlieb, Hotel and Grocer. Egbert Gerhart, meat market. Scheidegger Jacob, mason. Yochem John, blacksmith.
BOLT. In Kewannee county, 17 miles southwest of Kewaunee, the judicial sest and nearest banking point, and 18 from Two Rivers, the nearest shipping point. Population, 50. Mail, tri-weekly. N. M. Knudson, postmaster.
Knudson N M, blacksmith. Knudson & Heidman, saw mill. Spewasck Frank, genl store and saloon.
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BREWERS THE BRODESSER MNFG CO. Manufacture BREWERY MACHINERY, WIND. ING JACKS, 2 to 12 Ton, POWER HOISTING MACHINERY, TRUCKS, ELEVATORS, AUTOMATIC STEAM BOTTLE CORKERS, Etc. 512-514 COMMERCE STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
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West Bend, the county seat and nearest banking point, and 7 from Kewaskum, its usual shipping point. It is on the daily mail stage route from Kewaskum to Fill- more. Population, 250. Walter Bolton, postmaster.
Backus M, shoemaker.
Bolton & Bierbaum, Gen Store. Bolton & Schuler, Flour Mill.
Dieslerkampt J, brick mnfr. Duncan Bros, saw mill.
Goeler G, shoemaker.
Haentze G A, Hardware. Lambrecht M, meat market.
Licht J, harness.
Morgenroth Edward, blacksmith.
Nigh J H, railroad, exp and tel agent. Schoetz John, wagonmaker.
Wittig Charles, saloon.
Woog Peter, saloon.
BON. Richland county. Name changed to Bloom City.
BONDUEL. A postoffice in Shawano county, 9 miles southeast of Shawano, the county seat and bank location, and 5 from Cecil, the nearest railroad station. Stages tri-weekly to Shawano and Green Bay. Population, 150. Mail, tri-weekly. Wm. F. Bonnin, postmaster.
Bocher L, general store.
Boetteher Carl, mason.
Bonnin C, General Store and justice. Brummels G, cheese mnfr.
Fullerton F & Son, feed and saw mill. Gripp A, lime.
Jensen Fred, wagonmaker.
Kann Solomon, General Store.
Ketter Peter, blacksmith. Klein John, saloon. Klemp & Boche, saw mill.
Krueger Wm F, farm impts. Kuhl Gottfried, saloon.
Larrison Charles, brick mnfr. Lehmann Fred W, hardware. Mahl C F, saloon.
Meyer Philip, harnessmaker. Neuman A, blacksmith.
Poppe V, physician. Raduge Fred, blacksmith.
Samp Wm, blacksmith.
Spengler Mrs A, Hotel.
Wagner M, blacksmith.
Wagner & Meyer, saw mill.
Westfall John, carpenter.
Zernicke Fred, carpenter.
Zuelilke C & Co, hardware and impts.
BOSCOBEL. A progressive and flour- ishing incorporated city, located on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Grant county, 25 miles north of Lancaster, the judicial seat, 166 west of Milwaukee, 70 from Madison, and 25 from Prairie du Chien. The city is rapidly growing in wealth and import- ance, and contains Baptist, Catholic, Con- gregational and Methodist churches, a graded public school, stave, heading and plow factories, flouring mills, a bank, a concert hall with a seating capacity of 600, and large and commodious business blocks. and handsome residences. Land in the vicinity is well wooded, and the shipments comprise grain, produce, hoop-poles and live stock. Stages semi-weekly to Homer, Castle Rock, Millett, Haney. Hurlburt and Wheatville. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Population, 1,700. Telephone connection. Gustav Meyer, postmaster.
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