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Western Union Telegraph Co, L S Humes mngr, 314 Gibson.
Westlund John, gen store, 562 Franklin. Westville Lumber Co, John H Rust pres, R E Rust sec, 304 S Barstow.
Whisler Ernest H, mngr Wis Telephone Co, 315 S Barstow.
Whisler Miss Grace, music teacher.
White Bros (Fred S and Gaston D), Proprs Galloway House, cor Farwell and Gibson.
Wickham & Farr (James Wickham, Frank R Farr), lawyers, 132 S Barstow.
Wienand & Steinbauer (Frederick W Wienand, Louis Steinhauer), grocers, 222 Vine.
Wienand & Wahl (John H Wienand, Wm E Wahl), Trunks, Valises, Etc, under Postoffice. (See adv, p 279.)
Wilcox N C, cigars, Eau Claire House. Wilder Abbott P, optician, 317 S Barstow. Wilk & Kohlhepp (Charles Wilk, Hart- man Kohlhepp), grocers, 402 Bellinger. Williams George W, propr Workman's Gazette, 422 Water.
Williams L, lumber, 204 S Barstow.
Williams Mrs W HI, music teacher.
Williams & Lang (Lucius L Williams, James F Lang), furniture, 316 S Bar- stow.
Wilson Richard F, real estate, 312 Kel- sey.
Winberg A W & Co (Andrew W Winberg, Charles E Brown, Martin P Johnson), real estate, 130 S Barstow.
Windsor House, W F Vinton propr, 202 S River.
Winslow George F, drugs, 113 Kelsey.
Winterbotham Wm W, postmaster.
Wisconsin House, John Burnsen propr, 302 Wisconsin.
Wisconsin Refrigerator Co (Cap- ital, $50,000), W J Starr Pres, George S Davis Vice-Pres, George W Lawrence Sec and Treas, cor Bellevue ave and McDonough. (See ado, p )271.
Wisconsin River Land Co, George A Qvale Pres, Lewis Larson Vice-Pres, Alfred Cypreansen Sec and Treas, Pine, Hardwood, Cedar and Farming Lands, 306} S Barstow. (See ado, p 275.)
Wisconsin Telephone Co, Ernest H Whis- ler mngr, 315'S Barstow.
Wiseman John F, confectr, 418 Water.
Witherby George C, pres and treas Eau Claire Book and Stationery Co, 310 S Barstow.
Withers George M, pension agent, 805 S River. Witsic John, barber, 126 N Barstow.
Wolf Victor, 'bus line, 307 Wisconsin.
Wolf Wm J, livery, 410 and 412 Galloway. Woltersdorf Fred W, barber, 220 S Bar- stow.
Woltersdorf Herman W, barber, 132 S Barstow.
Women's Christian Temperance Union Home, Mrs C M Barrows matron, 513 S Barstow.
Wood Daniel, dairy, 3 miles s.
Woodland Frederick C, saloon, 208 S Barstow.
Workman's Gazette, George W Williams propr, 422 Water.
Wrigglesworth Thomas, veterinary surg. eon, 409 Gibson.
Wright Ebenezer, grocer, 620 Kelsey.
York Thomas, coroner.
Young Men's Christian Assn, John Cold- well sec, 203 Kelsey.
Youngbauer Wm, saloon, 414 Bellinger.
Zimmerman Frank O, carp, 816 Doty.
Zimmerman Frederick, tailor, 411 Wash- ington.
Zimmerman John, harness, 513 Bellinger. Zimmerman Peter, saloon, 423 Bellinger.
EAU GALLE. A post village on river of same name, in Dunn county, 18 miles southwest of Menominie, the county seat, and 6 northwest of Durand, the near- est railroad station and banking point. Population, 250. Mail, daily. E. M. Drake, postmaster.
Ahlefeldt Theodore, blacksmith.
Caldwell David, shoemaker.
Carson & Rand, general store.
Drake E M. General Store.
Fuller Clark, hotel.
Glope Bros, wagonmakers.
Raburn James, blacksmith.
EDEN. A postoffice on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Fond du Lac county, 7 miles southeast of Fond du Lac, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 240. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. M. Fay, postmaster.
Baker Henry, general store and grain. Botzen John, hotel and saloon.
Crell Julius, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Fay Michael, Harness, Boots and Shoes.
Flannigan Edward, hotel and saloon.
Hegner Wm, meat market. Hildebrand Valentine, wagonmaker.
Lyons E H, general store.
Marblehead Lime Co. Murray John P, blacksmith.
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EDGERTON. Dating its settlement from 1836, laid out as a village in 1854, and incorporated as a city in 1883, is situated on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Rock coun- ty, 12 miles north of Janesville, the county seat, 8 northwest of Milton Junction, 25 southeast of Madison, and 71 southwest of Milwaukee. It contains Methodist, Catho- lic, Baptist and German Lutheran churches, German and public schools, 1 bank, 2 good hotels, 2 large halls, a well equipped fire department, and 2 weekly newspapers, the Wisconsin Tobacco Re- porter and the Edgerton Index. The ship- ment of tobacco is the principal industry, nearly half of what is raised in the State being shipped from this point. Live stock, grain and brick are also exported. Popu- Jation, 2,000. Tel., W. U. Exp., Adams. S. L. Lord, postmaster.
Arthur John H, general store.
Babcock Emilus W, general store.
Band of Edgerton (capital, $50,000), Thomas Hutson pres, C L Burnham cash.
Banks Charles H, drugs and grocer.
Bates E E & Co (Edwin E Bates, Wallace S Brown), jewelers.
Bonn Philip, leaf tobacco.
Bowe Rev James F (Catholic).
Brittingham, Hixon & Co (Thomas E Brittingham, Joseph M Hixon, Willard S Heddles), lumber.
Brown C Lee, veterinary surgeon.
Brown R R & Sons (Penuel C and Wallace S), grain and leaf tobacco.
Bunzel J & Sons, E A Wildman agt, leaf tobacco.
Burdick Burrows, physician.
Burns Miss Kate, dressmaker.
Campbell Alex B, harness. Carnell Wm, meat market.
"Cary Mrs Phoebe, farm impts.
Child Wm W, leaf tobacco.
Clark Spencer, sorghum mill. Clarke Wm H, furniture.
Clatworthy Henry, tailor.
Commercial House, George Mableson propr.
Conn Joseph W, general store.
Coon Fred W, propr Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter.
Coxhead George, stone quarry.
Croft James, dry goods. Culton Charles L, leaf tobacco. Davis Wm J, barber.
Dawe John, mayor.
Dickinson Charles H, paints and oils.
Dickinson Hubert H, propr United States Hotel.
Earle Thomas B, tobacco inspector.
Edgerton Cornet Band, Andrew McIntosh leader.
Edgerton Index, J G Patterson propr.
Edgerton Tobacco Mnfg Co, O P Saun- ders pres, John Dawe sec.
Ellingson & Barnes (Thomas A Ellingson, Bien J Barnes), leaf tobacco.
Flagg A S & Co (Abner S Flagg), hdware. Ford Michael H, boots and shoes.
Frank Charles P, saloon.
Gove Spencer E, leaf tobacco.
Greenwood ,James E, flour and feed.
Hain James D, hardware.
Hakes Wesley, blacksmith.
Haskins Mrs Mary, milliner.
Heritage & Ash (Jeremiah A Heritage, Harry Asb), harness.
Hopkins Edward C, agt C, M & St P Ry. Horton Jobn, quarry.
Howard Ira M, saloon.
Humphrey Silas C, livery.
Jenson Andrew, leaf tobacco.
Jessup Lewis K, painter.
Johnson Henry, insurance.
Johnson Jacob, shoemaker.
Johnson Mrs J A, milliner.
Johnson Ole E, Cigar Manufacturer. Joyce Bros (Patrick and James), blksmths. Keegan Mrs C A, dressmaker.
Leonard George B, insurance.
Lidicker Herman R, confectioner.
Lindley & Morrisey (Jeremiah Lindley, Wm H Morrisey), hardware.
Lintvedt Halvor O, Blacksmith, Carriage and Wagonmaker and Mnfr Tobacco Warehouse Tools.
Lord James A, physician.
Lord Simon L, postmaster.
Lyon Darius E, shoemaker.
McChesney Willard, physician.
McGiffin Mrs D J, dressmaker.
McGiffin H Stuart, cigar mnfr.
McIntosh James, tailor.
McManus Warren C. physician.
Mabbett Charles F, farm impts.
Mableson George, propr Commercial House.
Markham & Fletcher (Thomas Markham, Mills B Fletcher), general store.
Marsden & Whittet (Henry Mars- den, James D Whittet), Lumber and Coal and Mnfrs Tobacco Cases, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Etc.
Nicholson Arthur P. dentist. Palmer Hendrick A, dentist.
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Parr & Henderson (Royal Parr, James O Henderson), Brick Mnfrs. Patterson Jesse G. propr Index. Pauline Pottery Co (capital, $20,000), C F Mabbitt pres, O I Jacobus sec. Pease & Pyre Bros (Frank H Pease, Frank and James Pyre), leaf tobacco.
Perry & Doty (Theodore A Perry, George W Doty), general store. Pollard Joseph jr, saloon. Pomeroy O R, leaf tobacco.
Pomeroy & Pelton (Wm T Pomeroy, Mil- ford Pelton), leaf tobacco.
Price George, carpenter. Price Wm H, carpenter.
Raasch Rev Wm F (Baptist). Robinson R Grant, city treasurer.
Root Charles D, cigar mnfr.
Rowe Harry E, baker.
Schroeder & Bon (Frederick and E A Schroeder, I N Bon, W J Hazlewood), · leaf tobacco.
Shannon CO, apiarist. Shelley Wm A, clothing. Sherman Fred C, stationer.
Shumer & Brown (Alfred W Shumer, Ar- thur Brown), barbers.
Smith Edward H, Lawyer, Justice of Peace and Collections.
Son Harry C, express and insurance agt. Spencer John, jeweler. Stillman Thomas L, wagonmaker. Summers Alfred, carpenter. Tallard Charles, leaf tobacco.
Tallard Edward C, leaf tobacco.
Talmadge Frank A, photographer.
Taylor Nelson, leaf tobacco.
Tointon & Barnes (Henry Tointon, Wm Barnes), meat market. Towne John P, lawyer. Towne Louis H, lawyer and insurance. Toynton John T, grocer.
United States Hotel, Hubert H Dickinson propr.
Vaughn Bros & Ayers (Orson and Byron Vaughn, Frank Ayers), livery. Vivian Rev (Methodist). Vollmuth John, shoemaker. Wertheimer Benjamin L, leaf tobacco.
Wesendonk Henry, cigar mufr. Westlake Thomas, blacksmith.
Wildermuth Rev George (Lutheran). Willson Bros (Benjamin C and Dexter I), druggists. Wilson George H, meat market.
Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter, F W Coon propr.
EDMUND. A postoffice on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Iowa county, 8 miles west of
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Dodgeville, the county seat, and 5 north of Linden. Stages daily to Linden; fare, 25 cents. Population, 75. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. A. Charles, postmaster.
Baker & Williams, creamery.
Charles Alfred, General Store. Crase James, carpenter.
Patterson R T, railroad, exp and tel agent. Vincent & Baxter, lumber and bankers.
EDSON. A village on Hay creek, in Chippewa county, 20 miles east of Chippe- wa Falls, the county seat, and 1} south of Boyd, the nearest railroad station. Chip- pewa Falls is the nearest banking point. Population, 300. Mail, daily. D. L. Mohr, postmaster.
Chubb Edson, saw mill.
Chubb H C, flour and saw mill.
Foster Joseph, shoemaker.
Hartz Michael, hotel.
Klein Nicholas, blacksmith.
Mohr A P, tinware.
Mour D L, General Store.
Rodgers George, railroad, exp and tel agt. Sorg Thomas, handle mnfr.
Tucker John, shoemaker.
Yager Peter, saloon.
EDWARDS. A postoffice on Pigeon creek, in Sheboygan county, 11 miles northwest of Sheboygan, the judicial seat and bank location, and 5} from Centre- ville, its shipping point. Population, 95. 0 Mail, tri-weekly. Edward Newhouse, postmaster.
Bauer Peter, blacksmith.
Birsch Peter, hotel. Kamann Henry, cheese mnfr.
Lemin Moritz, cheese mnfr. Newhouse Edward, General Store. Ott August, cheese mnfr.
Papke L C, railroad and exp agt. Roeder Henry, cheese mnfr.
EGG HARBOR. A village on Green Bay, in Door county, 18 miles northeast of Sturgeon Bay, the county seat and nearest banking point. Stages daily to Sturgeon Bay. Population, 200. Mail, daily. T. A. Thorp, postmaster.
Baraboo Levi, hotel. Eames Dr H HI, Druggist.
Flynn John, blacksmith. Lamere Jerry, wagonmaker. Larenche Charles, blacksmith.
Lyman M E, justice. Minor Nelson, meat market.
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EIDSVOLD. A postoffice in Clark county, on the Wis. Central Line, 35 miles northwest of Neillsville, the seat of justice. Bank at Thorp, 3 miles distant. Exp., N. P. Tel., W. U. Population, 200. O. C. Tronstadt, postmaster.
Cornwell R, fruit. Dedrick F, carpenter. Donahoe D F, carpenter. Ferdon John, blacksmith. Krupp C A, justice.
Nye, Lusk & Hudson, Saw Mill. Warner B & Co, books.
Warner Elijah, livery.
ELAND. On the M., L. S. & W. Ry, in Shawano county, 188 miles northwest of Milwaukee, 30 west of Shawano, the county seat, and 20} south of Antigo, the nearest banking point. Population, 200. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. W. J. Hagen, postmaster.
Franklin E H, general store. Franklin Jerome F, real estate and ins. Fuller House, W H Fuller propr. Fuller W H. general store.
Hagen W J, Lumber Inspector and Insurance Agent. Hamlin J H, saw mill. Hayden E J, hotel. Ingersoll & Son, saw mill. Mclaughlin W A, carpenter. McNair John, Saw Mill. Pickering W C, railroad and exp agent. Rideout W K & Son, saw mill.
ELCHO. On the M., L. S. & W. Ry, in Langlade county, 22 miles north of Anti- go, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 105. Mail, daily. T. Solberg, postmaster.
Badger D, builder. Buckler E, blacksmith. Edwards Thomas, music teacher. Frost Veneer Seating Co. Hart H W, general store. Stolberg T, General Store.
ELDERON. A new postoffice in Marathon county, 27 miles southeast of Wausau, the county seat, and 7 from Nor- rie, the nearest railroad station. Bank at Wausau. Population, 25. Mail, semi- weekly. C. P. Day, postmaster.
Day Calvin P, Land Agt and Justice.
Ingersoll & Sharey Land and Lumber Co. Moses John, saw mill.
EL DORADO. On !the C. & N. W. Ry, in Fond du Lac county, 10 miles west of Fond du Lac, the county seat and near- est banking point. Population, 200. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. W. R. Ander- son, postmaster.
Anderson W R, General Store. Anderson & Roblee, hardware.
Carpenter W H, tailor. Carpenter Mrs W H, dressmaker. Dilks Lyle, cooper.
Duel Hiram, money broker. Duel John, Cooper.
Fuller D, shoemaker. Griffith E, live stock. Henning August, blacksmith.
Scribner J K, flour mill. Zillie Wm, mason.
ELEVA. Also known as New Chica- go, is a village on the S. Ste. M. & S. W. Ry, in Trempealeau county, 25 miles northwest of Whitehall, the seat of justice, and |20 south of Eau Claire, the nearest banking point. Population, 100. Exp., Am. Mail, daily.
Babcock C, harness.
Eleva Creamery Co.
Gilbert & Hallinger, general store. Godard R P, general store.
Halverson & Thompson, General Store.
Jensen K, blacksmith.
Marxer H J, tinner. Odell D J, hotel. Olsen Thomas, general store. Ruesling H, flour mill.
Snoegenboss G H, hardware.
Waterbury Miss Ida, milliner.
Yeomans C E, druggist.
ELK CREEK. A postoffice in Trem- pealeau county, 6 miles northwest of Whitehall, the county seat, banking and shipping point. Stages to Eau Claire and Whitehall. Population, 40. Mail, Įtri-
weekly.
Peterson O C, general store. Whitney M F, Hotel and Blacksmith.
ELK GROVE. A village in LaFay- ette county, 16 miles west of Darlington. the county seat, 3 northeast of Elmo, the nearest railroad station, and 8 southeast of Platteville, the nearest banking point. Population, 80. Mail, tri-weekly.
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Kempthorn John, General Store.
Mase G W, justice. Murphy A C, lawyer. Peacock Joseph, justice. Richards John F, mason. Tarrell R E, blacksmith. Thomas James, Hotel. Thomas Wm, general store. Wiley Rev John (Methodist).
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ELKHART. On the M. & N. R. R., in Sheboygan county, 17 miles northwest of Sheboygan, the county seat, and 7 north- west of Plymouth, the nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. A. G Goldammer, postmaster.
Bratz Charles, shoemaker. Breitzmann Leo, physician.
Brick bauer John, farm impts.
Brickheimer Peter, wagonmaker.
Cheatle George, meat market.
Gerhardt J, meat market.
Goldammer A G, General Store. Griem C H, general store. Griesback Theo, carpenter. Hahn Joseph, blacksmith. Hotel Muensterland, Otto Osthoff propr.
Klingsporne Samuel, grain.
Kraemer George A, railroad, exp and tel agent.
La Budda O A, Hardware.
Lake View House, J Schwartz propr. Laun Bros, grain and furniture.
Loos Wm, carpenter.
Maurer Casper, saloon. Maurer Peter, livery. Metz E, blacksmith. Osthoff Otto, propr Hotel Muensterland. Pettibone C V, hotel.
Raeder Val, carpenter. Rtcineck Wm, Creamery. Riess August, general store and justice. Rural House, E Tallmadge propr. -
Rustic House, T C Sharp propr. Sattler Hugo, hotel. Schmal Wm, shoemaker. Schubert Bros, Photographers. Sharp T C, propr Rustic House. Tallmadge E, propr Rural House. Wittkopp Fred,-livery.
ELKHORN. First settled in 1837, is a flourishing, incorporated village in the center of Walworth county, of which it is the judicial seat, 41 miles south west of Ra- cine and 56 from Milwaukee. It is an im- portant station on the R. br. R. && S. W. div. of the C., M. & St. P. Ry. The vil- lage is the center of a fruitful farming district, and ships all kinds of produce. The village contains an elevator, a lumber yard, a bank, 2 feed mills, brick and tile works, a machine shop, a cigar factory, 2 good hotels, Lutheran, Congregational, Methodist Episcopal, Universalist, Catho- lic, Episcopal and Baptist churches, a graded public school and a cheese factory. A weekly newspaper, the Walworth County Independent, is published. Stages daily to Harvard and White Water. Population 1,408. Telephone exchange. Tel., W. U Exp., Am. Henry Bradley, postmaster.
Allen Levi E, pension claim agent. Allen Pliny W, Abstract Office. 'Arp Otto, blacksmith.
Barlow Richard H, photographer.
Barnes Calvin, insurance.
Barrett & Byington (John E Barrett, Clar- ence E Byington), general store.
Barton Clarence W, barber. Bauerman Jacob, shoemaker.
Bauerman Jacob jr, carpenter. Beals Alvin, house mover.
Blodgett Bros (Wilber H and Harrison) meat market. Bovee Hubert S, barber.
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Bradley Henry, postmaster. Brady Mrs Amy, milliner.
Brooks J Frank, livery.
Button Byron, bill poster. Buzzard Rev Henry (Baptist). Carswell Nathaniel, real estate.
Carswell Orland, grocer.
Church L C, county treasurer.
Conger Wm H, cash First National Bank,
Conger & Gough (Wm H Conger, Sidney C Gough), feed mill.
Cowdrey Dyer L, county clerk.
Cummings John, carriage trimmer.
Desing & Gaylord (Augustus F Desing, Charles C Gaylord), blacksmiths.
Dewing Ely B, clerk of court.
Dewing Miss Melva, dressmaker. Dodge & Spering, cigar mnfrs.
Edwards & Preston (J Lyman Edwards, Dwight Preston), dry goods.
Elkhorn Cornet Band, C C Gaylord leader. Ferris George W, grocer.
First National Bank (capital, $50,000), Julius L Edwards pres, Wm H Conger cash.
Flack J G & D L (John G and David L), creamery.
Frazer Rev C H (Congregational).
Fuller James E, justice.
Goff S Clayton, dentist.
Graff Anthony, boots and shoes.
Graff Frank C, jeweler.
Hallenbeck Lou, apiarist.
Hare John & Son (John and John jr), gro- cers.
Harriman Rufus D, meat market.
Harris & West (John H Harris, Walter A West), butter and cheese mnfrs.
Hatch John, plasterer.
Hayes John W, agent Am Exp Co.
Humphrey Benjamin B, insurance. Huntress Gideon C, harnessmaker.
Hurlbut Wm H, physician.
Ingalls John P, justice.
Ingalls Wallace, lawyer.
Isham Fred W, druggist.
Kachel, West & Co. Walter West pres, Wm Kachel sec, dairy supplies.
Lang John F, carpenter.
Latham Edward M, carpenter.
Lathrop Alfred B, carriagemaker.
Lee Nathan R, saloon. Lindow Charles, furniture.
Lyle George A, cattle breeder.
Lyon Charles L, coroner. Lyon Jay F, village clerk.
Lyon Joseph F, Justice of Peace.
Lyon J F & Son (Joseph F and Jay F), Lawyers.
MeKey's Opera House, W G Weeks mngr.
McManus Peter, merchant tailor.
Mallory Henry L, farm impts.
Matheson Bros (John Matheson), lumber.
Matheson John, merchant tailor.
Matheson Trading Co, John Matheson pres, lumber and produce.
Mayhew's Opera House, Calvin Barnes mngr.
Medbury Mrs David, music teacher.
Medbury Jerome, music teacher.
Meigs John, hardware,
Mitchel & Beamish (Samuel Mitchel, John Beamish), general store.
Morefield Thomas W, grocer.
Morrissey Daniel, stone mason.
Morrissey Edward, stone mason.
Morrissey John, horseshoer.
Morrissey Wm, stone mason.
Neinast Julius, wagonmaker.
Nickel-Plate House, T H O'Brien
Propr. (See ade, p 233.)
Nicholas Rev James (Catholic).
Niesen Joseph M, painter.
Norris Harley C, hardware.
O'Brien 'T IT, Propr Nickel-Plate House. (See ade, p 289.)
Opitz Frederick, blacksmith.
Otto George, baker.
Park Hotel, G H Sperbeck propr.
Park & Kenny, publrs Walworth County Independent.
Partridge Amos S, marble cutter.
Pett Edward J, harnessmaker.
Preston O & Son, clothing.
Russell Bros, feed mill.
Sawyers Rev Timothy (Lutheran).
Sheward & Co, milliners.
Slattery Bros (John J and Thomas), gro- cers.
Slattery Michael, saloon.
Smith & Pett (Henry J Smith, Edmond J Pett), furniture.
Snyder John H, live stock.
Spencer Mary, milliner.
Sperbeck George H, propr Park Hotel.
Sprague Edward G, lawyer.
Sprague G B & Co, brick mnfrs.
Stanford Squire, carpenter.
Stratton Wm J. druggist.
Thomas Miss Kittie, music teacher.
Tubbs James L, surveyor.
Wales Charles, justice of peace.
Wales Walter, Livery.
Walworth County Independent, Park & Kenny publrs.
Waterbury Auther F, carpenter.
Weeks Wilbur G, mngr McKey's Opers House.
Welch George E, boots and shoes. Wheeler J B, county judge.
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Williams L A, county supt schools. Wing Cooley T, dry goods. Wisconsin Hall, Matheson Bros proprs. Wrench John, carpenter. Young George H, physician. Young Geore H jr, physician. Young Jacob H, groceries and drugs. Zweibel Wm A, machinist.
ELK MOUND. On the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry, in Dunn county, 12 miles east of Menominie, the county seat and usual banking point. Population, 125. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Henry Ausman, postmaster.
Albert Fred, mason. Ausman Elenry, General Store and Express Agent.
Benson Louis, grocer. Burggreen Carl, shoemaker. Craig JN, railroad and tel agent. Hanson Nelson, wagonmaker. Marguth Christ, carpenter. Martiboy E J, feed mill. Rosenberg Anton, blacksmith. Stiner George, carpenter. Winger Peter, carpenter.
ELLA. On the Chippewa river, in Pe- pin county, 8 miles south of Durand, the county seat and banking point. It is } mile from the line of the C., M. & St. P. Ry, but goods should be shipped to Du- rand. Population, 80. Mail, daily. C. Hunstable, postmaster.
Fitch Charles, music teacher. Fitch M G, General Store. Hunstable S L, wind mills. Kalstrom Nicholas, builder. Wabasha Mining Co, gold and silver min- ers.
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