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Stephan John, saloon.
Stoppenbach Miss Bertha, music teacher. Stoppenbach's C Sons (Emil, Joseph and Ferdinand), meat market.
Stoppenbach's Opera House, Frank Stop- penbach mngr.
Stoppenbach & Haubenschied, painters. Straw Bertram H, painter.
Strese Lina, dressmaker
Strese Ludwig, horseshoer. Thiele Wm, music teacher.
Tritscheler Hans, saloon.
Tritscheler John, saloon.
Turck John, propr Golden Star Hotel.
Vaughn Orris C, farm impts.
Vogel Miss Barbara, milliner. Vogel Rev Heury (German Lutheran). Vogel Herman A, general store.
Wagner George A, barber.
Wallin Louis, tailor.
Warner Jerry A, sewing machines.
Waterbury J D, surveyor.
Weiss Fred, meat market.
Widows and Orphans' Friend, Hoe & Roessler publrs.
Wilbur Gordon J, agt C & N W Ry.
Williams George A, city marshal. Winterling Joseph, dairyman.
Wisconsin House, John Bender propr.
Wisconsin Mnfg Co, Royal N Clark pres, Lonis M Smith sec, furniture mnfrs.
Wisconsin Odd Fellows' Mutual Life In- surance Co, James W Ostrander sec.
Witte George, insurance.
Wollet John, carpenter.
Wollin Louis, merchant tailor.
Woodman Wm W, coroner. Wunschel Christoph, baker.
Zeh Henry, ice dealer.
Zeidler John, boots and shoes.
Zimmermann Mrs Christina, milliner.
JEFFERSON JUNCTION. . A station and postoffice on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Jefferson county, 2} miles north of Jefferson, the judicial seat and banking point. Exp .. Am. Tel., W. U. Popu- lation, 25. W. F. Copeland, postmaster.
Copeland W F, Railroad and Express Agent.
Lytle James, grain elevator. Virden W A, telegraph agent.
JERICHO. In Calumet county, S miles southwest of Chilton, the judicial seat, banking and nearest shipping point. Population, 100. Mail, daily. T. A. Whitby, postmaster.
Barker Marian, music teacher.
Boothertown Band.
Buechel Peter, carpenter.
Giebel John, mason.
Hiemerman Cyrus, carpenter.
Kueler Antoine, saloon.
Minaghan Robert E, physician.
Parkinson J N, justice.
Whitby T A, General Store.
JEWETT MILLS. A postoffice in St. Croix county, on the Wisconsin Central Line, 25 miles northeast of Hudson, the county seat, and 6 east of New Richmond, the nearest banking point. Population, 150. Mail, daily. S. A. Jewett, post- master.
Alliance Mercantile Co, General Store and Grain.
Kneale O C. flour and saw mill. Lavell Edward F, saloon.
JOEL. Polk county. Name changed to Gregory.
JOHNSBURGH. Formerly known as Hinesberg, is in Fond du Lac county. 12 miles northeast of Fond du Lac, the seat of justice, and 1} north of Malone, ou the C. & N. W. Ry, the nearest shipping point. Population 35, Mail, daily. August Langenfeld, postmaster.
Daniel M, blacksmith.
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Refrigerators. THE BRODESSER MNFG CO., Manufacturers of MEAT REFRIGERATORS, MEAT BOCKERS, ELEVATORS of all kinds, PUMPS, BREWERY MACHINERY, WINDING JACKS, HOISTING MACHINERY, Etc. 612-614 COMMERCE STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
JOH AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. JOR 409
Langenfeld August, Hotel, Saloon and Furniture. Loche Querin, general store. Reis Peter, general store and harness. Wimberger John, shoemaker.
JOHNSON'S CREEK. A village on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Jefferson county, 5 miles north of Jefferson, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 350: Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. G. C.
Mansfield, postmaster.
Bock G A, meat market. Boettcher Frederick, saloon. Boettcher F G, Boots and Shoes. Case George, wagonmaker. Christians H C, creamery and produce. Farmington Creamery Co. Grube Ferdinand, blacksmith.
Grube Frederick, live stock. Haubenschild Adolph, blacksmith. Hertel J, general store. Jaehnke F F G, blacksmith. Lytle J, grain.
Mansfield F C, Poultry Fancier. Mansfield George C, general store. Mansfield G C Creamery Co. Michigan Hedge Co, A Zastro propr. Schallart Herman, carpenter.
Schoechert Wm, saloon. Stueber Wm, hotel and saloon.
Swap Frank, hotel. Voeltz Albert, live stock. Warner Charles, boots and shoes. Woodman W W, lawyer.
JOHNSONVILLE. A postoffice in Sheboygan county, 11 miles northwest of Sheboygan, the county seat, and 5 north- east of Plymouth, the nearest railroad sta- tion and banking point. Population, 50. Mail, semi-weekly. Blank C, shoemaker. Derk John, blacksmith. Greene C, General Store. Hanke H, cheese mnfr. Mog F, general store. Roeder Frederick, cheese mnfr. Schneider Chris, wagonmaker. Schultz C H, saw and grist mill. Steffen F, carpenter.
JOHNSTOWN. A village in Rock county, 12 miles east of Janesville, the county seat, and 7 south of Lima Centre, the nearest railroad station. Janesville is the nearest banking point. Population, 200. Mail, daily. I. I. Fletcher, post- master.
Abbott E C, carpenter.
Fletcher Bros, General Store. Fletcher John, music teacher. Hurlburt M G, blacksmith. Mowry L, mason. Nickerson H C, boots and shoes. Nickerson Lewis, barber. Rockwell Wm, physician. Waters L B, blacksmith.
JOHNSTOWN CENTRE. A vil- lage in Rock county, 10 miles east of Janesville, the county seat, and 7 south. west of Lima Centre, the nearest railroad station. Janesville is the nearest banking point. Stages daily to Janesville and Richmond. Population, 250. Mail, daily. Frank D. Hall, postmaster.
Austin T H, broker.
Bell John, blacksmith.
Bell Wm, blacksmith.
Bliss E H, marble works.
Briggs D W, carpenter.
Chandler George F H, carpenter.
Chandler G M, notary.
Dickinson D A, machine agent.
Hall G D, broker. Mall G D & Sons, General Store.
Johnson H S, hotel.
McGowan James, shoemaker. Newhall EG, broker.
Pember R T, broker.
Pollay H H, meat market.
Rockwell Dr Mary, music teacher.
Rockwell W M, physician.
Thomas Wm, wagonmaker.
JONESDALE. On the I. C. R. R., in Iowa county, 8} miles southeast of Dodgeville, the judicial seat and banking point. Population, 30. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. G. Jones, postmaster.
Cox & Gibble, live stock. Haines Elmer, blacksmith. Jones Daniel, Flour Mill. Leary John, hotel. Oliver Bros, general store. Oliver John, builder. Reeves Wm, general store. Shen Bros, grocers.
JORDAN. In Green county, 9 miles northwest of Monroe, the county sent and banking point, and 9 from Monroe, the nearest shipping point. Population, 120. Mail, tri-weekly. John Deetz, postmaster.
Dale & Kelly, general store. Deetz Jacob, Patent Medicine Agent.
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Hanson John, town clerk.
Kessler Joseph, mason.
Klussy Joachim, constable. Kuble Jacob, shoemaker. Mythaler & Co, cheese factory.
Naltz, Poff & Co, cheese factory. Osgood Lewis, wagonmaker. Stauffacher Adam, blacksmith. Stauffacher A & Co, cheese mnfrs. Voegeli John & Jacob, cheese mnfrs.
JUDA. First settled in 1840, is a stir- ring village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Green county, 98 miles southwest of Mil- waukee and 8 east of Monroe, the seat of justice and the location of the nearest bank. Exp., Adams. Tel., W. U. Pop- ulation, 275. George H. Decker, post- master.
Andrick Rev John (Baptist).
Berryman Jacob, music teacher.
Bottsford Eugene N, railroad, exp and tel agent.
Bridge House, W D Bridge propr.
Burns Philip, carpenter.
Chadwick John C, horse breeder.
Clark Robert B, physician.
Conn Hannah, dressmaker.
Decker George HI, Confectionery and Restaurant.
Hart R B, principal public schools.
Kelly Dora V, music teacher.
Kuble Frederick, painter.
Laborde Peter, undertaker.
Lahr G B & Co, hardware.
Legler John, lumber and meats.
Lewis Rev F E (Methodist). Maylard Frank, blacksmith.
Moldenhaurer Wm F, general store.
Niesman John, harnessmaker.
Rice George W, mason.
Schneller Anna, dressmaker.
Schneller Rev J (Methodist). Swan John, justice.
Thompson Edward, Grocer. Van Curan & Kelly, general store.
JUELSON. Marathon county. Name changed to Dancy.
JUNCTION. Is located on the Wis- consin Central Line, at the junction of the C., M & St. P. Ry, in Portage county, 11 miles northwest of Stevens' Point, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 250. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. and N. P. Charles Holbrook, postmaster.
Burns J E, general store. Case F B, surveyor.
Dubrieski Lorenz, saloon. Hayes Edward, saloon. Hecke E (Lutheran).
Holbrook Charles, General Store and Justice.
Johnson Rev P A (Congregational).
Ketchum O P, agt C, M & St P Ry. Lugowski Rev Theodore (Catholic). Oster George E, real estate.
Pleet John, general store.
Robertson Nelson, carsmith.
Russell Eliza, hotel and saloon.
Saretzky F, blacksmith.
Voyer Oswald, hotel and vet surgeon.
JUNEAU. An incorporated city on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Oak Grove town- ship, Dodge county, of which it is the judicial seat, 60 miles northwest of Mil- waukee, 15 north of Watertown, 9 from Beaver Dam, the location of the nearest bank, and 3 south of Minnesota Junction. on the C., M. & St. P. Ry. The city con- tains a steam flouring mill, a creamery, s hay pressing establishment, a high and graded school, a parochial school and Methodist, Presbyterian, Catholic, Luth- eran and Reformed churches, an insane asylum with a capacity of 100 patients, s county poor house on a farm of 140 acres of land, a public hall with a seating caps- city of 600. a county jail and one of the finest county court houses in the State, heated by steam, and surrounded by & beautiful, nicely shaded park in the heart of the city, a large number of general stores, 4 hotels, 1 carriage factory and sev- eral wagon and blacksmith shops, and & grain elevator. A weekly democratic newspaper, the Juneau Telephone, the effi- cial paper of the county, is published. Farm produce and live stock are the prin- cipal shipments. The city is surrounded by the finest farming lands in the State, and is rapidly becoming an important commercial center. Wisconsin Telephone Exchange. Exp., Am. Population, 850. Mail, twice daily. John Nehls, postmas- ter.
Adams George W. bardware.
Alleyn Rev Wm A (Presbyterian).
American House, Wm D Warner propr. Baker Alexander, painter.
Barber John S, livery.
Beadle Miss Addie L, milliner.
Beadle Frank, jeweler. Becker John B. under sheriff.
Bemmann Charles, notions. Bennett Rev Wm (Methodist).
North Star Iron Works. ) Capacity, 500 hands-Engineers, Machinists, Founders. Bollermakers, PARISH MANUFACTURING CO. Millwrights, Saw Mill Machinery, Mining Machinery, Corliss and Rich Ashland, - - Wisconsin. ) Specd Engines, Boilers, Power Transmitting Machinery, etc. See p.
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JUN AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. JUN 411
Billack J L, wagonmaker.
Bohnert August C, blacksmith.
Brensike John, wagonmaker.
Briemann Charles G, foundry.
Butchke & Stueber (Albert Butchke, Gus- tav Stueber), saloon. Cain Robert, barber.
Christiansen Christiansen A, probate regis- ter.
Clifford Dominic, saloon.
Commercial Hotel, Adolph Kuechenberg propr.
Congress Hall, McCallow Bros proprs.
Dodge County Creamery, George W War- ren pres, John T Lee sec.
Dodge County Poor House, Solomon Ru- dolph supt.
Downing Isaac, carriagemaker.
End Charles, farm impts.
Finney J D, stone quarry.
Fisher & Hayes (John A Fisher, Solon R Hayes), photographers.
Forbes Frank S, dentist.
Fuller Wilford C, marshal.
Gensmer Emil, blacksmith.
Grau John F, drayman.
Greenman Charles L, barber.
Grunow Herman, mason.
Hallock Wallace E, physician.
Harris Oscar, railroad and tel agent.
Hartmann Toni, baker.
Hartwig Rev Theodore (Lutheran).
Hartzhein Michael, restaurant.
Haughton Lewis E. druggist.
Haughton S V R, flour and feed.
Hauser August C, harness. Hauser Bernhard, sheriff.
Hawks Ell, grain elevator.
Henney Theodore P, real estate. . Hildemann John G, boarding house. Hilgendorf August, house mover. Hilgendorf John, carpenter.
Huebner & Mohr (John Huebner jr, Mar- tin Mohr), meat market.
Jacobs Michael A, County Clerk.
Jacobsen Chris, flour mill.
Jones Hiram A, live stock.
Juneau Brass Band, P G Lewis leader.
Juneau Furniture Co, P G Lewis pres, W T Rambusch sec.
Juneau House, John Walther Propr. (See adv, below )
Juneau Telephone, John Kelley Editor and Propr. (See adv, below.)
Kelley John, Editor and Propr Ju- neau Telephone. (See ado, below.) Kranz Emil, barber.
Kuechenberg Adolph, propr Commercial Hotel.
Kuentzle Rev W G (Reformed).
Kurtz George, tailor.
Lamoreux Silas W, county judge.
Lee John T, general store.
Lee & Lueck (J T Lee, Otto Lueck), cigar mnfrs.
Lehman F L, live stock.
Lewis & Lewis (Pinckney G and Kit C), lawyers.
Lueck F Wm, shoemaker.
Lueck George W, druggist.
McCallow. Bros (Thomas A and Terrence J), general store.
McClelland Edward C, prin public schools.
McGoey Joseph, express agent.
McQueen George, veterinary surgeon.
Malone James E, lawyer.
Marsh Edwin, lawyer.
Miller George H, register of deeds.
Morse George W, lawyer.
Muth Henry, harnessmaker.
Muth Herman, propr Park House.
Nehls John, postmaster.
Neider C F, lumber.
Nelson John, lumber.
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JUNEAU HOUSE | JUNEAU TELEPHONE
JOHN WALTHER, Proprietor.
This House having recently been refitted, offers first-class accommodations to the traveling public.
Good Livery in Connection.
JUNEAU, - WISCONSIN.
JUNEAU, Dodge County, WISCONSIN.
JOHN KELLEY, Editor.
The only Newspaper published at the County Seat.
Subscription Price, 1.50 per Annum.
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Oak Grove Cheese and Butter Association, John Francis pres, A F Ryder sec.
O'Connor James, saloon.
Park House, Herman Muth propr.
Pearson John H, veterinary surgeon. Rambusch Wm T, real estate.
Rich & Olsen (Joel Rich jr, Andrew Ol- sen), livery.
Schmidt Albert, grocer. Schoenwetter August F, county treas.
Schwantz Christian F, wagonmaker. Settee Martin, cheese mnfr.
Sloan Frank E, grocer.
Sloan George W, Attorney and Counselor-at-Law, Notary Public and Circuit Court Commissioner; Collections Promptly Attended to.
Sunderland W F, photographer .
Veltum George, mason.
Veltum Samuel E, mason.
Walther John, Propr Juneau House. (See adv, p 411.)
Warner Wm D, propr American House. Yankey Gottlieb, furniture.
Zilisch Franz L, hardware.
Zilisch Henry, general store.
Zuehlke Julius W, baker.
JUPESVILLE. Fond du Lac coun- ty. See Ashford.
KANSASVILLE. A post village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Racine county, 18 miles west of Racine, the county seat, and 9 east of Burlington, the nearest bank- ing point. Stage semi-weekly to Brighton; fare, 25 cents. Population, 75. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am.
I Bennett Bros, General Store.
Choak Charles, live stock. Keller H, wagonmaker. McCanna C B & Co, cheese mnfrs.
Miller Anton, shoemaker. Nisen Michael, blacksmith,
Rossmiller W M, meat market.
Tenwinkle Theodore, saloon.
Welch & Nisen, farm impts.
Wilson Horatio, musical mndse.
KASSON. In Manitowoc county, 25 miles northwest of Manitowoc, the county seat, 5 northeast of Brillion, the nearest railroad station, and 20 northeast of Chil- ton, the nearest banking point. Stages tri-weekly to Brillion. Population, 25, Mail, tri-weekly. J. A. Horn, postmaster.
Horn J A, General Store. Stein C L, farm impts.
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KAUKAUNA. A prosperous incor- porated city situated on both banks of the Fox river, in Outagamie county, and on the M., L. S. & W. and C. & N. W. Rys, 7 miles northeast of Appleton, the judicial seat, 112. from Milwaukee, 60 from Sheboygan, 35 from Manitowoc, and 22 from Green Bay. It has two postoffices, Kaukauna and South Kaukauna. The water power here is one of the finest in Wisconsin, and is utilized. by 10 pulp mills, 4 paper mills, 2 flour mills, 1 planing mill, 1 foundry and 2 ma- chine shops. The principal shops of the M., L. S. & W Ry are located here. The city has 2 newspapers, 2 banks, several hotels and the usual amount of stores found in a city of its size. Population (U. S. census), 4,651. Assessed valuation of real and per- sonal property, $810,275. Bonded debt, $20,- 000. Telephone connections. Exp., Am. and U. S. Postmaster at Kaukauna, Thomas Reese; at South Kaukauna, Frank M. Charlesworth.
Acherman Wm D, city supt schools.
Aigner Rev Franz (German Re- formed), S K.
Alguyre John, saloon, S K.
Altendorf Louis, propr Eden Park, S K.
American House, F Grimmer & Son propre. Anderson James L, agt C & N W Ry.
Anderson Mrs J L, music teacher.
Apitz Henry, apiarist, S K.
Ashland House, John Dupye propr, S K. Atlas Iron and Brass Works (capital, $25,-
000), H A Frambach pres, L B Sage sec. Badger Paper Co (capital, $100,000), Jo- seph Vilas pres, J Stillwell Vilas sec.
Balcom Miss Lucy, music teacher, SK. Bank of Kaukauna (capital, $30,000), Pe-
ter Reuter pres, F A Towsley cash.
Barrett Mary S, confectioner.
Bartsch Martin, boots and shoes, S K.
Baruch Gustav, grocer, S K.
Bayorgeon Amay P, meat market.
Benz Wmn, cigar mufr, S K.
Biese Peter, saloon, S K.
Bills Harvey, livery, S K.
Boggess Rev Elliott B (Congregational).
Bossard Anselm C, agt M, L S & W Ry, S K.
Brill John, live stock.
Brill Robert, 'bus line. Brothers David J, real estate. Buchholtz Hermann, baker.
Bundrock G, dairy.
Burch Clarence V. jeweler, S K.
Butler Bros (Frank T and George F), hardware.
Butler & Kaems (Frank T and George F Butler, Robert Kaems), hardware, S K.
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Campbell James W, dentist, S K. Campbell M J & Co (Michael J Campbell, James M Riley), marble, S K. Carnet Conrad, cigar mnfr, S K. Carney Mrs Margaret, dressmaker, S K. Carr Elmer E, principal public school.
Charlesworth Frank M, druggist, S K. Claspill James O, grocer, S K.
Claspill John W, general store.
Coffman John H, road master M, L S & W Ry.
Collett Henry, planing mill.
Conand John F, principal high school, S K.
Coppes Peter, mason, S K.
Couillard Jerome, cabinetmaker, S K.
Cronin James C, livery.
Crowns John H, photographer.
Daniels Joseph N, physician, S K.
Dawson George H, lawyer, S K.
Deering Gregor, meat market.
Dietzler John, boarding house, S K.
Dionne Joel, blacksmith.
Dittler Wm, carpenter.
Dolven Martin, tailor.
Donner Herbert W, photographer, S K.
Dupye John, propr Ashland House, S K.
Ebbens Cornelius, Architect and Builder ; Estimates for Drawings, Speci- fications and Contracts Cheerfully Fur- nished, S K.
Eden Park, Louis Altendorf propr, S K.
Eggleston Mrs D M, milliner, S K.
Eiting Wm J, carpenter. Elwart Felix, meat market.
Evans A M, dentist.
Falck Frank, saloon, S K.
Fargo G W & Sons (George W, George W jr and Frank B), furniture, S K.
Faust Nicholas, farm impts. S K.
Fechter & Lang (John G Fechter, Jacob Lang), general store. Feller Peter, hardware.
Feltes Jacob, saloon, S K.
Ferguson Wm, livery. Finnegan Andrew, meats, S K.
Finnegan Andrew W, general store, S K. Finnegan Charles, livery.
Finnegan Patrick, Contractor, Car- penter and Builder; Estimates Cheer- fully Furnished, S K.
First National Bank (capital, $50,000), HI A Frambach pres, Frank F Becker cash.
Flagg Henry J, creamery. Flake August, builder.
Foerster Bros (Albert and Frank), merch- ant tailors, S K.
Fox River House, Nicholas D Schwin Propr; Rates $1.50 per Day; Good Ac- commodations for Traveling Men.
Fritz Nicholas, carpenter.
Fullen John A, saloon.
Galmbacher Anton, saloon, S K.
Garvey House, Timothy J Garvey propr, S K.
Gates House, R C Rohn Propr; Head- quarters for Traveling Men; Centrally Located; Rates, $1.25 per Day.
Gerend Nicholas, flour and feed, S K.
Glass Frank, well borer.
Golden Wm, saloon, S K.
Graffen Henry, barber, S K.
Grand View Hotel, George Mulholland propr, S K.
Green Charles C, musical instruments.
Green Miss Hattie, music teacher, S K.
Grignon Miss Maggie, artist.
Grignon Ross C, cattle breeder.
Grimmer F & Son (Frederick and Charles), . proprs American House.
Griswold Edwin C, jeweler.
Gutsch Brewing Co, Peter Eimermann agt. Haas, Breier & Co (George Haas, Wm Breier, Philip Weifenbach), hdwe, SK. Haas & Breier (George Haas, Wm Breier), contractors.
Hamer Constantine H L, saloon.
Hamilton & Phelps (Joseph Hamilton, .. James Phelps), stone quarries.
Hammel Philip B, dry goods, S K.
Haupt Bros (John and Peter), grocers, S K.
Hedke August, apiarist.
Heindel Martin, Saloon.
Meindel Opera House, Martin Heindel Propr; Seating Capacity, 800.
Helf Bros (John P and Jacob), Brewers, . S K.
Helf John, shoemaker.
Henrietta Mrs Maggie A, notions.
Hens Rev Nicholas (Catholic), S K. Hewitt Miss Julia, dressmaker, S K.
Hickey John, master mechanic M, L S & W Ry.
Hilgenberg Bernard H, saloon.
Hilz Adam, saloon.
Hiting John, grocer, S K.
Hoberg Frank, farm impts.
Hoberg John, real estate, S K.
Hohner George & Son (George and John), masons. Hunt John P, saloon.
Hurtenbach Peter, brewers' agent.
Island House, Jolin Schultheiss propr. Island Opera House, J F Rivers mngr, S K.
Johnson Isaac, painter.
Juingling R, mason.
Juley Paul, saloon.
Juvenile Cornet Band, H J. Zegers leader,. SK.
Kaliebe John, carpenter.
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Kaukauna Carpenters' Union, Peter Junk pres, Albert Kaliebe mngr, builders.
Kaukauna Electric Light Co (capital, $30,- 000), John Earles mngr.
Kaukauna Fibre Co (capital, $45,000), D R Davis pres, N H Brokaw sec.
Kaukauna House, Anton Rieth propr.
Kaukauna Lumber and Mnfg Co (capital, $30,000). Henry Hewett pres, John Jan- sen mngr.
Kaukauna Paper Co (capital, $100,000), Wm M Van Nortwick pres, J S Van Nortwick sec.
Kaukauna Times, C E Raught & Co publrs.
Kaukauna Water Power Co, Joseph Vilas pres.
Keil Miss Bertha, dressmaker, S K.
Kelley Daniel C, house mover.
Kellogg Theodore M, druggist.
Kelso Mrs G F, propr Transient House. Kenyon Miss Ida, music teacher.
Kern & Nettekoven (Andrew A. Kern, Peter Nettekoven), stone quarry, S K. Kircher Michael, meats, S K.
Kircher & Kirwan (John Kircher, David Kirwan), blacksmiths, S K.
Klarer Ferdinand, mason, S K.
Kline Joseph, flour mill, S K.
Kline Michael, dairy.
Klumb Wm, wagonmaker, S K.
Koch Annie, dressmaker, S K. Kohler Peter, baker, S K.
Kromer George, saloon, 8 K.
Kuehn Julius, city marshal, S K.
Kuhn Louis, saloon, S K.
Langlois Frederick D, saloon, S K.
Laubenstein Daniel, painter, S K.
Leason G J, cheese mnfr.
Lemke Wm, saloon.
Lindauer Frederick, furniture, S K.
Lindauer Frederick jr, sewing machs, S K.
Lindauer Frederick M, Contractor and Builder; Estimates for Contracts Cheerfully Furnished, S K.
Lindauer Luther, brick mnfr.
Livermore & Ming (Clarence D Livermore, Frank Ming), confectioners, S K.
Loop C Frank, grocer.
Lord Osborn G, physician.
Lumberding Jacob, carpenter, S K.
McCarthy Miss Nellie, dressmaker, S K. McGahn Emanuel, saloon.
McGowan Peter, saloon.
Mckinney James, merchant tailor.
Mckinney Patrick, sewing machines. Maas Charles F, general store.
Malone Thomas, livery.
Martens Joachim, saloon, S K.
Martin Jeremiah J, house mover.
Marx Jacob, shoes and grain, S K.
Maxwell W H & Co (Wm H Maxwell), druggists.
Mayer Joseph G, grocer, S K.
Mayer Joseph L, saloon, S K.
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