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Dakin Ezra, Farmer. Fuller George, general store. Roberts & Foster, flour mill.
HAUGEN. On the C., St. P., M. & 0. Ry, in Barron county, 15 miles from Barron, the judicial seat and bank location. Population, 35. James Smith, postmaster.
Coon Adolph, general store.
HAWKINS. On the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry, in Chippewa county, 4 miles from Ingram and 70 from Chippewa Falls, the county seat. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population, 40. H. W. True, postmaster.
Smith A A, railroad, exp and tel agt. True HI W, Guns and Sporting Goods.
HAWTHORNE. Ou Middle river and on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry, in Douglas county, 19 miles southeast of Su-
perior, the seat of justice and bank loca- tion. Population, 150. Tel., W. U. S. Swanberg, postmaster.
Ackerman J H, telegraph agent.
Anderson O F, justice.
Braters Warden, hotel.
Clark & Dundas, saw mill, 4 miles s.
Erickson John, town clerk.
Hart P O, general store.
McKennen & Goodel, saw mill. Olson John, emigrant agent.
Phillips E L, saw mill. Sauge S, general store.
Swanberg S, General Store.
HAYES. A postoffice on Oconto river. in Oconto county, 43 miles northwest of Oconto, the county seat, and 10 from Lena, the nearest railroad station. Shaw- ano is the nearest banking point. Stages tri-weekly to Lena. Population, 200. Mail, tri-weekly. N. Hankwitz, post- master.
Armstrong J M, justice.
Brownell T W, justice.
Burent Wm, mason. Dickey Henry, justice.
Frost A C, justice.
Hank witz Herman, General Store and Saw Mill.
Hayes Wmn L, carpenter.
Krusckke Carl, mason. Stralow Henry, blacksmith.
Strutz Henry, wagonmaker.
Suring Julius, saw mill.
HAYTON. A postoffice on the M. & N. R. R., in Calumet county, 2} miles southeast of Chilton, the county seat, and nearest banking point. Population, 250. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. R. F. Connell, postmaster.
Connell Bros, General Store, Grain, Lumber and Coal.
Gephart George, wagonmaker. Guenther & Applebaker, flour mill. Hurst J A, cheese mnfr.
Hurst John D. carpenter.
Johnson G, saloon.
Marble Head Lime Co.
Mutter Joseph, shoemaker. Ormsby Lime Co.
Buchner Julius, General Store.
Schwitzer Philip, blacksmith.
Sievert Edward, blacksmith. Sievert Gustav, harnessmaker. Wagner Henry, hotel and saloon. Wohr Christian, wagonmaker.
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HAYWARD. The judicial seat of Sawyer county, is located on the Nama- kagon river and on the C., St. P. M & O. Ry, 270 miles northwest of Milwaukee, and 58 south of Ashland. Settled in 1881, it has had a steadily increasing growth and now contains Catholic, Con- gregational and Lutheran churches, a graded public school, a bank, a public library and reading room, a hospital, saw, planing and feed mills, a town hall, grain elevator and court house, good hotels, and numerous large and well stocked special and general stores. An ably-edited and progressive weekly newspaper, the Journal-News (Rep.), is published. The city is lighted by electricity and has an excellent system of water works. Daily stages to Reserve, Round Lake and Glover. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Telephone con- nection. Mail, daily. Population, 1,500. Henry Beal. postmaster.
Alexander Wm, saloon.
American House, M D Buell propr.
Ames Henry H, saloon.
Anderson Jonas, saloon.
Arnold Freeman W, telegraph agent.
Beal Henry, Postmaster.
Beal Philip, baker.
Bennett Mrs L M, milliner.
Biegler Win, Town Treasurer, Chief of Fire Department and Dealer in Meats and Ice.
Boyer Chris, shoemaker.
Boyle James, mason.
Brophy John F, County Judge, Jus- tice of Peace, Abstracter and Real Es- tate.
Buchanan Ed N, blacksmith.
Buck Willis F, furniture.
Buell Milton D, propr American House.
Bunker Theodore, Undertaker, Court Commissioner and Propr Opera House.
Cerninghan James, county surveyor.
Christianson Otto, Register of Deeds and Abstracter. (See adv, opp.)
Clapp George F, agent Am Exp Co.
Clapperton C H & Co (estate of C H Clap- perton, John B Trowbridge), drugs, books, etc.
Clark Fred L, deputy U S marshal.
Commercial Hotel, Orrin T Haley Propr.
Cox Dr Hospital The, Dr Joseph P Cox Mngr, Dr Perry E Plumb Supt and House Physician.
Cox Dr Joseph P, Mngr The Dr Cox Hospital.
Duffy Thomas, saloon.
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Dunham J H & Co (John H Dunham, Al- len C McLean), meat market.
Erickson John, County Clerk.
Fox Avery N, saloon. Fritzsche Paul, Indian goods.
Fuley Hans P, town clerk.
Gilbertsen Ole, saloon.
Haley Orrin T, Lumberman and Propr Commercial Hotel.
Hall & Linden (Charles F Hall, Gustav Linden), painters.
Hanson Ole, county supervisor.
Hanson & Simonson (Christian Hanson, Peter Simonson), boarding house.
Harrington Mrs Effie, county supt schools. Harrington George, justice and milk dairy. Hayward Electric Light, North Wisconsin Lumber Co proprs.
Hayward Free Library, Miss Car- rie Miner Librarian.
Hayward Water Works, Peter Olsen supt. Herman John, saloon.
Hogue Wm, propr Lavell House.
Holbert Ebenezer H, cash Sawyer County Bank and insurance.
Holt C T, jeweler.
Hubbard Charles L, county treas.
Hubbard Richard, supervisor.
Igoe Maurice, general store.
Johnson Fred C, tailor.
Jordan Wm, constable.
Journal-News The, Scott & Bunker Publrs.
Keyser Jesse E, railroad agent.
Kurth Bernhard F, barber and baths.
Larsen & Olsen (Charles Larsen, Fred Ol- sen), saloon.
Lavell Frank, saloon.
Lavell House, Wmn Hogue propr.
Lessard Adolph, county supervisor.
McElroy George H, photographer.
McGeorge Andrew W, confectioner.
McGeorge Mary, dressmaker.
McOmber O George, laundry.
Mc Williams D & Bro (David and Archi- bald), proprs Namakagon Hotel.
Marquette Wm H, carpenter and deputy clerk of court.
Martinson Charles, carpenter.
Mettler J C, meat market.
Miner Daniel I, General Merchan- dise.
Mishler Louis, Wines, Liquors,
Cigars and Town Assessor.
Mockler Patrick B, carpenter.
Moreland Edward, coroner.
Moreland John E, grocer and confectr.
Moreland Oscar E, saloon.
Mosher & Martin (Orven W Mosher, James G Martin), grain and feed.
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Murphy James H, justice. Namakagon Hotel, D McWilliams & Bro proprs,
Namakagon Lumber Co, R L McCormick pres, E H Holbert sec and treas, shingle mnfrs.
Ness Christian O, under sheriff.
Ness & Hubbard (Christian O Ness, Isaac Hubbard), saloon.
Nord Rev J E (Lutheran).
North Wisconsin Lumber Co, Frederick Weyerhaeuser pres, Robert L McCor- mick sec and treas, general store and saw mill.
Olson Peter, clerk circuit court.
Olson & Johnson (Ole Olson, Elias Johnson), Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Opera House, Theodore Bunker propr.
Packard George A, livery .
Pederson Arne, tailor.
Pederson Christian, saloon.
Pion Louis J, restaurant.
Plumb Dr Perry E, Supt and House Physician The Dr Cox Hospital.
Powers Wm, general store.
Ramsdell. Dewitt, blacksmith.
Rice Prof O E, prin public school.
Riordan John F, district attorney.
Roberts Wm, brewers' agent.
Sabean Wm, constable. Sawyer County Bank (capital and surplus, $70,000), R L McCormick pres, E H Holbert cash.
Scott & Bunker (Ellsworth J Scott, Theo- dore Bunker), publrs Journal-News.
Shafer Horace D, carpenter.
Shue Henry B, sheriff.
Sievek August, brewers' agt.
Smith Charles J, blacksmith.
Smith Mrs J C, matron The Dr Cox Hos- pital. Suckau Edward, harnessmaker. Thulin Nels, saloon. Tonstad Ole, saloon.
Trowbridge John B, physician. Walsh John, mason. Wilcox Mrs E C, milliner.
HAZEL GREEN. An incorporated village in Grant county, 32 miles southeast of Lancaster, the county seat, 5 south of Cuba City, on the C. & N. W. Ry, the nearest railroad station, and 10 north of Galena, Ill., the nearest banking point. Stages daily to Cuba City : fare, 50 cents. Population, 475. Mail,. daily. J. Edwards, postmaster.
Birkett John, meat market.
Byrne J B, live stock.
Cornelisen Bernard, hotel.
Crawford Jefferson, live stock.
Edwards James, Hardware.
Genz Conrad, hotel and livery.
Genz C & Son, farm impts.
Gringer James, harnessmaker.
Handley John, shoemaker.
Harker & O'Brien, livery.
Jenks H J, physician.
Johnson Stephen, general store.
Looney John J, blacksmith.
Mills George, druggist.
Pearce Richard, grocer.
Reifstek L P, cattle dealer.
Roberts R D, farm impts.
Smith J W, blacksmith.
Thomas Josiah, General Store.
Thompson F G, auctioneer.
Trewartha Frank, meat market.
Udelhoven Wm, barber.
York H D, lawyer.
HAZELHURST. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Oneida county, 26 miles from Rhinelander, the judicial seat, and 268 from Milwaukee. Population, 300. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. C. C. Yawkey, postmaster.
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370 HAZ Jackson HI C, Nursery. Shiake Jacob, justice. Beach C P, Grocer. Cooley H, mason. Brown E C, stage line. Curtis Mark, justice. Green L B, general store. Grogan C, blacksmith. Jones A W. billiards. Miner J B, wagonmaker. Otto Julius, flour mill. Rice G A, physician. Westfall H C, cooper, -The Largest and Strongest Accident Insurance Company in the World .- ( 20 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, MILWAUKEE. Aplin Rev N J (Methodist).
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Conrad Seth, constable. Manier John, hotel. Rooren Oscar, railroad and tel agt.
Yawkey & Lee Lumber Co, Gen- eral Store.
HAZELTON. A postoffice in Grant county, 25 miles northwest of Lancaster, the county seat, 3} from Wyalusing and 4 from Bridgeport, the nearest shipping points, and 10 from Prairie du Chien, the nearest bank location. Population, 120. H. C. Jackson, postmaster.
Burns C, express and tel agt. Day James P, masou. Day Jerry M, mason. Day & Handy, gate mnfrs. Harvie James, builder.
HEART PRAIRIE. In Walworth county, 12} miles northwest of Elkhorn, the county seat, and 8 from White Water, the nearest banking and shipping point. Population, 26. Mail, daily. C. P. Beach, postmaster.
HEBRON. A village on Bark river, in Jefferson county, 10 miles southeast of Jefferson, the county seat, and 8 east of Fort Atkinson, the usual shipping and banking point. Stages daily to Fort At- kinson; fare, 35 cents. Population, 145. Mail, daily. C. C. Brown, postmaster.
Bark River Cheese Factory.
Barnes F J, flour and saw mill.
Brown C C, General Store.
Cold Spring Cheese Co, creamery.
Excelsior Cheese Factory Co, creamery.
King Reuben, cooper. Lewis John W, constable and painter.
Lewis Lester B, General Store.
HEDGE HOG. A postofficein Door county, 46 miles northeast of Sturgeon
Bay, the seat of justice and nearest bank- ing point. Population, 50. Mail, semi- weekly.
Tostensen H, general store.
HEGG. A postoffice in Trempealeau county, 15 miles southeast of Whitehall, the county seat, 8 southeast of Blair, the nearest railroad station, and 15 northeast of Galesville, the nearest banking point. Stages tri-weekly to Franklin and Ettrick, Population, 100. Mail, tri-weekly. L. J. Quammen, postmaster.
Bue J B, blacksmith.
Ettrick M A & Co, general store.
Green E S, railroad, exp and tel agent.
Herreid H N, live stock.
Hovelsrud J E, music teacher.
Knudson K S, pumps and farm impts. Neshim J, shoemaker.
Qually R D, stone mason.
Quammen L J, Live Stock Breeder. Quammen & Hallanger, grist mill. Underheim K. L, carpenter.
Waldeland Rev O (Lutheran).
HEIGHTS. Richland county. Name changed to Granite Heights.
HEIN. In Clark county, 12} miles from Millville, the judicial seat, banking and shipping point. Population, 150. Mail, semi-weekly. George Scheckheim, postmaster.
Artz Jacob, machine agent.
Brown A, engineer.
Hein John, General Store.
Niepert E, carpenter. Schmidt John, blacksmith.
Schomer George, boarding house. Walter George, physician.
HELENA. A village on the Wiscon- sin river, and on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Iowa county, 18 miles northeast of Dodgeville, the county seat, and 5} west of Arena, the nearest banking point. Pop- ulation, 80. Tel., W. U. Exp., Adams. C. A. Mckenzie, postmaster. Clancy T J, general store,
Culvers & McKinzie Bros, orchestra.
Helena Valley Mills, flour. Jones John L, flour mill,
Mckenzie C A, Railroad, Express and Tel Agent.
Mckenzie W A, live stock.
Villemonte Charles, shoemaker. Wandschneider G H, general store.
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HELENVILLE. A village on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Jefferson county, 6 miles east of Jefferson, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 500. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. J. S. Haag, postmaster.
Barteld J, wagonmaker. Haag A, saloon. Haag J S, General Store. Haag W C, carpenter. Koepple C & J, carpenters. Koerner Rev John (Lutheran). Menzel Paul, justice.
Moser J, blacksmith. Reul A, lumber.
Rickerman G A, general store and saloon. Schneider L F, railroad, exp and tel agt. Schoeffle J P, blacksmith. Schubert L, shoemaker. Walther Andrew, saw mill. Weber Mrs MI, General Store.
HELLER. A special supply post- office in Lincoln county, 12 miles northeast of Merrill, the judicial seat, banking and shipping point.
HEMPEL. A postoffice in St. Croix county, 30 miles northeast of Hudson, the seat of justice, and 5 from Cylon, on the Wisconsin Central Line, the nearest ship- ping point. Mail, semi-weekly. G. Hem- pel, postmaster.
HENRIETTA. On Pine river, in Richland county, 15 miles north of Rich- land Centre, the county seat, nearest rail- road station and banking point. Popul- ation, 100. Mail, tri-weekly. Emma Priest, postmaster.
King H, carpenter.
Priest E C, Sorghum and Woolen Mill. Ryuer M, saw mill.
HENRYSVILLE. A postoffice in Brown county, 15 miles southeast of Green Bay, the county seat, nearest railroad sta- tion and banking point. Stages, tri-week- ly to Kewaunee. Population, 40. Mail, tri-weekly.
Buckley D, saloon. Buckman & Wittig, flour and saw mills. Kelley E, blacksmith. Osterloh J HI, general store.
HERBERT. A settlement in Pierce county, 9 miles southeast of Ellsworth, the county seat, banking and shipping point.
Population, 45. Mail, daily. Andrew Herbert, postmaster.
Dodge F M, saw mill, 2 miles n. Haessly George, cheese mufr. Haessly Hugh, general store.
Herbert Andrew, Grocer and Farmer. Romanse C S, blacksmith. Strobel P J, wagonmaker.
HERMAN. A postoffice in Dodge county, 16 miles east of Juneau, the coun- ty seat, and 5 north of Rubicon, the near- est shipping point. Bank at Hartford. Population, 15. Mail, tri-weekly. Charles Ringle, postmaster.
Blank August, shoemaker.
Herman Farmers' Mutual Insurance Co, Charles Ringle sec.
Ringle Charles, General Store. Ringle Wm, justice.
HERSEY. A village on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry, in Saint Croix county, 28 miles east of Hudson, the county seat, and 9 east of Baldwin, the nearest banking point. Population, 300. Tri-weekly stage to Cady Mills. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Richard Adams, postmaster.
Adams Richard, Confectioner and Stationer.
Anderson Nels, shoemaker.
Barnish Jacob, general store.
Breen James, well borer.
Damran August, tailor and livery.
Davis D C & Sons, lumber.
Durrin W A, mill fixtures.
Felton A Y, lumber.
Frantz Charles, lumber and wood.
Frantz Henry, general store.
Jones Sylvester, Justice.
Lamport C D, justice and town clerk.
Nelson Nels, blacksmith. Pache D & Co, well drillers.
Peck Richard, barber.
Pingrey Myron, saloon.
Ross & Evans, hay pressers.
Smith C J, railroad, exp and tel agent. Smith J, farm impts. Snowden C H, carpenter.
Teaty Herman, blacksmith.
Thompson T O, General Store.
Trickey Wm, hotel.
Whitcher Henry J. wagonmaker.
HEWITT. A station on the Wiscon- sin Central Line, in Wood county, 30 miles northwest of Grand Rapids, the seat of justice, and 4} southeast of Marshfield,
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the location of the nearest bank. Tel., W. U. Exp., N. P. Population, 250. Frank Cramer, postmaster.
Cramer Frank, Hardware.
Fetters D R, railroad, express and tel agt. Gerl Joseph, shoemaker. Kopf Bartel, saloon. Marx Gerhard, saloon. Ruplinger Bros & Co, stave mnfrs. Schneider Bros, saw mill. Seidel Joseph, wagonmaker. Senkbeil Fred, hotel and saloon. Taylor J B, flour and feed.
HICKORY. In Oconto county, 24 miles northwest of Oconto, the judicial seat and nearest banking point, and 9 from Lena, the nearest shipping point. Mail, tri-weekly. Population, 50. G. H. Trecartin, postmaster.
Arveson August, general store.
Clapp H, carpenter.
Dunham J, carpenter. Gilkey H W, general store and justice. Glynn James A, justice. Johnson Henry, blacksmith.
Lord Harry, general store. Moyle Miss M, music teacher. Moyle Rev Wm (Methodist). Peterson Michael, saloon. Trecartin Thomas, General Store.
HIGH BRIDGE. Formerly known as Silver Creek, is on the Wisconsin Cen- tral Line, in Ashland county, 18 miles southeast of Ashland, the judicial seat and nearest banking point. Population, 500. Exp., N. P. Tel., W. U. J. J. McGee- han, postmaster.
Ashland Iron and Steel Co, charcoal. Cahill Frank, justice.
Hilderbrand Herman, constable. Hotel High Bridge, J J McGeehan propr. Johnson P, shoemaker.
Mergler, physician.
McGechan J J, General Store and Contractor.
Owen George L, railroad, exp and tel agt. Railroad House, Johnson Wolcott propr.
HIGHLAND. An incorporated vil- lage in Iowa county, 18 miles northwest of Dodgeville, the county seat, and 7 north of Cobb, the nearest railroad station. Montfort is the nearest banking point. Daily stage to Cobb. Population, 650. Mail, daily.
Aid John, harnessmaker.
Berg Sisters, milliners.
Blackney Hotel, Jacob Fecht propr.
Bolster Andrew, painter.
Bolster John, jeweler.
Brinen Miss Jane, dressmaker.
Casper Michael, saloon. Chab Mathias, wagonmaker.
Cholvin M A, hardware.
Collins W P, physician.
Dempsey Rev T (Catholic).
Dodd M, jeweler.
Dolphin & Guyon, milliners. Egan Arthur J, Lawyer.
Fecht Jacob, propr Blackney Hotel.
Fecht Peter, blacksmith.
Frye Wm, meat market.
Geller. & Ramsden, meat market.
Grant P, salcon.
Gunn John W, constable.
Imhoff Anna, milliner.
Kaiser Joseph, carpenter.
Kasper Michael, hotel.
Kennedy B, Drugs and General Store.
Klingele C & Son, saloon.
Kotte Joseph, saloon. Kreul Bernhard H, general store.
Lampe Henry, general store.
Lewis H, general store.
Lynch & Co, miners.
Michek Frank, tailor.
Mix Dr HX P, Druggist.
Niebur A, saloon.
Niebur George, hardware.
Niedemeyer Sebastian, boots and shoes.
Nussbaum Henry, saloon.
Paynter T J, barber .-
Sullivan Mary K, dressmaker.
Thierer Joseph, blacksmith.
Wambold Rev F A (German Catholic).
Washa Frank, boots and shoes.
Widenfeller W O, painter.
HIKA. A village on the M., L. S. & W. Ry and Centreville creek, in Manito- woc county, 14 miles south of Manitowoc, the county seat, and 12 north of Sheboy- gan, the nearest banking point. Popula- tion, 300. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Mail, daily. John Sachse, postmaster.
Albers W T, justice. Bauman George, meat market.
Belitz Bros, hardware.
Bewersy Nicholas, tailor. Centreville Brewing Co, brewers. Ehrhardt Christopher, wagonmaker.
Fischer Carl, barber.
Heining L, knitting works.
Keune Charles, flour mill. Kielsmeier F A, general store.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. HIL 373
Knoll August, General Store.
Knoll August jr, farm impts.
Kohn Albert, brick mnfr.
Kraus Alice, hotel.
Luecke Fred, cheese mnfr. Luecke George, carpenter.
Mill Gottlieb, hotel
Mill G & Bro, planing mill.
Miller Mrs Ernestine, dressmaker. Pratt G S, railroad, exp and tel agent. Sachse John, Boots and Shoes. Schmidick Ernest, harnessmaker. Tuerpe Oswald, hotel and saloon.
Unger Email, blacksmith.
Witte & Fischer, brick mnfrs.
HILBERT. A village on the M. & N. R. R., in Calumet county, 8 miles north of Chilton, the county seat and nearest bank- ing point, and 86 northwest of Milwaukee. It was settled in 1874, and now contains a Lutheran church, a district school and a cheese box factory. There are several cheese factories in the vicinity. Produce, cheese, lumber and grain are shipped. Population, 400. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. J. K. Dayton, postmaster.
Ama Hermann, saloon.
Aplin James C, justice.
Arndt Carl, blacksmith.
Baer Michael, washing machine mnfr.
Baer Michael jr, carpet weaver.
Behrend Martin, carpenter.
Bishop David, apiarist.
Blanchard Merritt, apiarist.
Brockmann Jacob, shoemaker.
Buchmann Louis, meat market.
Carty Mrs Margaret, milliner. Dayton Julius K, justice and insurance.
Dorn George, auctioneer.
Driessel Henry, physician.
Duvigneaud N L & Co (Nettie L Duvig- neand), grain. Ecke August, lumber.
Ecke Bros (John and Louis C), hardware. Ehrling Wm, mason. Flesch Joseph, saloon.
Gage L D & Bro (Lawson D aud Clinton D). proprs Railroad House. .
Gilsdorf Andrew, blacksmith. Hilbert Hotel, John Meirer propr.
Ihrig Peter, cooper.
Jurgens Ludwig W, physician.
Klumb Christopher D, railroad and exp agent.
Krause Hermann, shoemaker.
Marx Joseph, Wholesale Dealer in Grain, Flour, Feed, Seeds, Salt and Pro- duce.
Meier John. propr Hilbert House.
Nelesen Mary, General Store.
Olander Andrew, propr Wisconsin House.
Orphal Theodore, saw mill.
Phillippi Peter, saloon.
Railroad House, L D Gage & Bro proprs.
Reiter Peter G, farm impts.
Roehrs Rev Henry (Lutheran).
Runte Theodore, general store.
Schumaker Bros (Peter and Gustav M), general store.
Sherwood Cornet Band, Charles Ullrich leader.
Stephan Edward, shoemaker.
Thurmann Frederick, harnessmaker.
Toms Wm, cheese mnfr. Welker Henry O, saloon.
Welker Peter, painter.
Wisconsin House, Andrew Olander propr. Zimmer Waldemar, grocer.
HILLSBOROUGH. A flourishing village on the west branch of Baraboo river, in Vernon county, 45 miles north- east of Viroqua, the county seat, 5 south- west of Union Centre, on the C. & N. W. Ry, the nearest railroad station, and 129 northwest of Milwaukee. Settled in 1854, it contains grist and saw mills, a brewery, 2 banks, 2 churches, a school and an opera house, capable of seating 500. A weekly paper, the Wisconsin Sentry, is published. Stages tri-weekly to Rockbridge and daily to Union Centre. Population, 500. Mail, daily. T. J. Shear, postmaster.
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