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ROBERT HARPER & SONS, 446 E. Water St., East Side Market Square, MILWAUKEE, Telephone 31S.
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TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO. M. N. MacLAREN, State Agent,
422 KEN Priddis John, mason. Reed Wm E, jeweler. Rogan Hugh, grocer. -The Largest and Strongest Accident Insurance Company in the World .- ( 20 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, MILWAUKEE. Schmitt John, saloon.
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER KEN
Pfenning Charles, general store.
Pirsch Nick & Sons (Nicholas, Peter and John), wagomakers,
Pitts & Griffith (Joseph A Pitts, J Richard Griffith), Paints, Oils, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Books and Sta- tionery, Main.
Pollock W J, prin high school.
Race Mrs Sidney, milliner.
Rawson FL, music teacher.
Reed Mrs Elizabeth A, milliner.
Resch Rev Peter (Methodist).
Rhode Peter, Propr House, Market Square.
Commercial Rice Samuel, dairy.
Richardson John G, Propr Garfield House, Opposite Depot.
Riel Albert A & Co (Albert A Riel, Fran- cis Meinhardt), general store.
Robinson Frederick, vice-pres Lane Mnfg Co. Rogan E D & Co (Edward D Rogan, Thomas King), second-hand goods.
Rogers Henry M, Insurance Agent, Office over Dan Head & Co's Bank.
Rowe Daniel E, painter.
Rowe Wm M, contractor.
Rudulph Boissard (H J Ru- dulph, G A Boissard), Publrs Kenosha Leader and the Daily Gazette.
Runals Frank A, sheep breeder.
Saftig Jacob, meat market.
Sanford Rev B F (Methodist). Saunders Wm H, physician.
Schend Christian, insurance.
Schmitt John F, propr Maple House.
Schmitz Bros (Mathias P and Wm M), grocers.
Schmitz & Lauer (Mathias P Schmitz, Nicholas J Lauer), clothing.
Schoenike Edward B, druggist.
Schultz Charles, florist.
Schulz Herman C, hardware.
Schwan Hubert, coroner.
Scolford Manufacturing Co, Lonis K Scotford Pres, Lonis M Thiers Sec and Treas, Rubber Stamps.
Seivert Bros (Jacob and Charles), ice.
Shields Thomas, mason.
Slater John C, justice.
Staiil Peter & Co (Peter and Mathias Stahl jr), meat market.
Stark weather & Co (Jared B Stark weather, Edward HI Hollister), druggists. Steinbach Peter, bottler.
Stevens J L & Son (J L and Vant), flour and feed.
Strong Wm W, sec and treas Lane Mnfg Co.
Taft Wm C, general mngr Kenosha Watch Case Co.
Talcott Wallace H, horse breeder.
Telegraph-Courier, M Frank and L A Cass Editors, L A Cass Publr.
Theleen C G & Co (Charles G Theleen, Robert B Yule), furniture.
Thiers Louis M, sec and treas Scotford Mnfg Co.
Tipton Wm, live stock.
Tully Joseph, brick mason.
Tuttle Edward D, pres Lane Manufac- turing Co and supt Chicago Brass Co.
University School, McDowell & Rowe proprs.
Van Wyck Anthony, county judge.
Voltz Gustave A, propr American House.
Wallace Hugh, confectioner.
Ward Calvin H, physician.
Waters Charles, painter.
Wattles Chester W, livery.
Wehr Christian, saloon.
Weiskopf Antone, physician.
Weiskopf Bros (August F and Wm N), millinery.
Wenker Rev Michael (Catholic).
Whitaker Engine and Skein Co, R B Whitaker pres, H C Dodge sec.
White Joshua, carpenter.
Williams Henry, farm impts.
Winberg John A, grocer.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, Wm S McDer- mott mngr.
Wood Peter, painter.
Woodward & Conley (Oscar H Woodward, Sigel Conley), Druggists; We Carry a Full Line of Drugs, Medi- cines, Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils, Var- nishes, Window Glass, Etc, Main.
Woshbich John N, saloon.
Young Charles M, agent U S Exp Co. ] Zeitler Mrs John, saloon.
Zens Albert, general store.
Zievers John, saloon.
KENT. On the M., L. S. & W. Ry, in Langlade county, 15 miles from Antigo, the county seat and banking point. Popu- lation, 100. Mail, daily. E. H. Van Ostand, postmaster.
Sherry Henry, saw mill.
KESHENA. Indian village in the southern part of the Menomonie reserva- tion, in Shawano county, 75 miles north of Shawano, the county seat, nearest railroad
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station and banking point. Population, 50. Mail, semi-weekly.
Ellsworth W D, general store. Gauthier J F, General Store. Labelle Thomas, general store. Sullivan G, saloon.
KETCHAM. A village on the Wis- consin Central Line, in Fond du Lac county, 6 miles south of Fond du Lac, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 60. Tel., W. U. C. R. Ves- per, postmaster.
Hamilton Lime and Stone Co. Hobbs George, justice. Norton Bros, horse breeders.
Sylvester James, quarry and stone cutter. Sylvester Seth, stone quarry.
Vesper C R, Railroad, Express and Telegraph Agent.
KEWASKUM. A stirring village on the C. & N. W. Ry and on the Milwaukee river, in township of same name, Washing- ton county, 8 miles northwest of West Bend, the county seat and the location of nearest bank. Stages tri-weekly to Beech- wood; fare, 50 cents, and daily to Fillmore;
fare, 75 cents. Population, 900. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. M. Altenhofen, post- master.
Altenhofen Mrs B, propr Central Hotel.
Altenhofen Matthew, Saloon.
American House, J Petry propr.
Aspmann Edward, mason.
Backhaus August, carpenter and saloon. Backhaus Henry, notary.
Backhaus & Co, flour mill.
Bingenheimer Valentine, harness.
Botzkobitz Frank, lime mnfr.
Central Hotel, Mrs B Altenhofer propr.
Deutch N, saloon.
Doernbacher Sales, furniture.
Dreher Valentine, cigar mnfr.
Eagle Hotel, A Warner propr. Ebenreiter Henry J, furniture.
Grieve Rev Fred (Lutheran).
Grome Rev F B (Catholic).
Guth & Marx, General Store.
Hirschboeck John, shoemaker. Jacobitz Frederick J, blacksmith.
Kelly W J, physician. Koch August G, general store.
Koch Wm, justice.
Korter Herman, saloon.
Krahn Herman, barber.
DAN. HEAD, President. 1875-INCORPORATED-1889. FRED. W. ENGEL, Assistant Cashier.
URBAN J. LEWIS, Cashier.
DAN. HEAD & CO.,
Bankers.
KENOSHA, Capital, $75,000.00. Stockholders worth Over $3,000,000.00.
WISCONSIN. .
Interest allowed on Deposits. Fully equipped for every kind of legitimate banking. Solicits the accounts of Banks and Bankers, firms and individuals. Has superior facilities for making bank and mercantile collections, having reliable correspondence at all points. Rent a Safety, Vault Box, only $1.00 per year.
First and Second Cabin and Steerage Steamship Tickets for sale at the lowest rate possible.
CHAS. A. DICKHANT, Architect and Superintendent Church Architecture a Specialty.
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Krahn Wm, tailor. Kudick Wendel, saw mill.
Kuehn Charles, shoemaker.
Lay H J, lumber and justice. Mack John, sewing machines.
Marian John, mason. Marx Nicholas, grain and saloon.
Mathews W C, photographer.
Miller Charles, Drugs and Apiarist. Miller E W, farm impts.
Miller Rev Frederick (Baptist).
Moores Charles P, railroad, exp and tel agent.
Mueller Charles, brick mnfr.
Mueller Joseph, carpenter.
Opgenorth Herman, mason.
Petry J, propr American House.
Pfeiffer Charles, physician.
Press Charles, hardware.
Rommel Bros & Co, saw mill.
Rosenheimer Leman, general store.
Schnurr Henry, blacksmith.
Seidel Frank, tailor.
Shaefer Charles J, blacksmith.
Smith Peter B, blacksmith.
Steigen Miss Lizzie, dressmaker.
Stork Frederick, Hardware.
Stroble John, saloon.
Warner A, propr Eagle Hotel.
Weddig Henry, mason.
Weddig Wm, mason. Witzig Sebastian E, harness.
Wright Garry B, painter.
Wunderle Peter, meat market. Zwaschka John, furniture.
KEWAUNEE. An incorporated city on the shore of Lake Michigan, and at the mouth of Kewaunee river, in Kewaunee county, of which it is the judicial seat, 24 miles north of Two Rivers, the nearest railroad approach. Has 2 banks, and 2 weekly newspapers, the Enterprise and the Banner. Stages daily to Ahnapee, Two Rivers and Green Bay, and during the season of navigation, communication is had by boat with all lake ports. Popu- lation, 1,400. Tel., W. U. Mail, daily. George Grimmer, postmaster.
Arnold Philipp, saloon.
Ballering J A & Co, Shoe Mnfrs. Bank of Kewannee (capital, $25,000), Vojta Mashek pres, Charles Brandes jr cash. Blaha George, saloon. Bohne August, pumps.
Bohnenkamp & Co, livery. Borgman John M, fanning mill mnfr. Brandes Edward L, druggist. Bubnik Joseph, merchant tailor. Burke David, general store.
Byron George B, lawyer. Conway L J & Son, grain buyer. Dauek Frank, barber. Decker, Duv Grimmer.
Proprs Kewauneee Exchange Bank and Grist Mill.
Deorschmidt Charles, saloon and hotel.
Dolensky Frank, general store.
Drahovzal Wm, saloon.
Duvall Joseph & Co, General Store, Ties, Etc.
Erichsen Mathias, propr Steamboat House. Erichsen Jesse, saw and planing mill.
European Hotel, Ignatz Ganter propr.
Fensel H L, city clerk.
Fensel Lorenz C, news dealer.
Fensel Margaret, grocer.
Fensel M & Son, hardware.
Foster R M, dentist.
Ganter Ignatz, propr European Hotel.
HIamachek Frank, founder and machinist.
Hamachek & Hlawacek, farm impts.
Haney Bros, farm impts.
Haney Bros & Erichson, Feed Mill and Fertilizer Mnfrs.
Heck Wenzel, jeweler.
Hoffmann Valentine; saloon.
Janda John, furniture and undertaker.
Johannes Frederick, jeweler.
Kewannee Cornet Band, John Hranac Idr. Kewaunee County Banner, L H Maring editor.
Kewaunee Enterprise, A C Voshardt propr.
Kewaunee Exchange Bank (Cap-
ital, $25,000), Decker, Duvall & Grim- mer Proprs, Louis Bruemmer Cash.
Kipp Anton, clothing.
Kuehl Joseph F C, furniture and undertkf.
Kuke Wm, hotel.
Kuke & Maigatter, livery.
La Court Charles, painter. Laughlin Cora A, telegraph agent.
Mach Anton, saloon.
Mach & Langer, brewers.
Maigatter Frederick, wagonmaker.
Manger & Holek, harnessmaker.
Manger & O'Hara, saw and shingle mill.
Maring L H, editor Kewaunee County Banner.
Martin Oliver H, physician.
Mashek Albert, blacksmith.
Mashek & Metzner, General Store and Lumber. Melera Felix, painter.
Miller Joseph, saloon. Moore R A, county supt. Mutzbauer Joseph, photographer.
Myers James, barber.
Pavlik Charles, meat market.
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KEW AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. KIE 425
Pazowiek Charles, harnessmaker.
Poser Bros, blacksmiths.
Putz Stephen, saloon. Read Mrs C W, hotel.
Roberts C & J, druggists. Roberts J A, physician. Rogers Wm, county clerk.
Rooney J H, sheriff.
Sappert Michael, meat market.
Schleiss A M, register of deeds.
Schmitz A L, lawyer.
Schnedermann Mrs M, milliner.
Scott W F, physician.
Seidl & Reiland, shoes.
Seyk Flour Mill Co, W Seyk supt.
Seyk W, grain.
Slama Peter, grocer.
Steamboat House, Mathias Erichsen propr. Stocek Anton, shoemaker. Stransky Henry, meat market.
Voshardt August C, propr Enterprise.
Wattawa John, lawyer.
Wing George W, lawyer.
KEYESER. In Columbia county, 24 miles southeast of Portage, the county seat, 6 northeast of Morrisonville, on the C .. M. & St. P. Ry, the nearest shipping point, and 14 from Columbus, the nearest bank location. Mail, tri-weekly. G. B. Gilbertson, postmaster.
Farmers' Co-operative Assn, creamery. Gilbertson G B, General Store. Woodford B F, railroad, exp and tel agt.
KEYESVILLE. A postoffice in Richland county, 9 miles east of Richland Centre, the county seat, and 6} northeast of Twin Bluffs, the nearest railroad station. Richland Centre is the nearest banking point. Stages daily to Lone Rock and La- valle. Population, 60. Mail, daily. Paul Misslich, postmaster.
Beaver Chris, stone mason.
Dewier Joseph, photographer. Downs Misses C & L, Restaurant.
Louis Nicholas, cooper.
Louis Peter, stone mason.
Miller Andrew, blacksmith.
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Miller Joseph, carpenter. Misslich Miss A, dressmaker.
Misslich Miss L, musician.
Misslich Paul, Notary. Misslich Wendel, carpenter. Misslich Wm, painter.
Rayiold Miss Eflle, milliner. Schwitz Mathias, carpenter. Sweet Misses K & A, milliner. Weitzel Peter, carpenter.
KEYSTONE. In Chippewa county, 15 miles northeast of Bloomer, the nearest banking and shipping point, and 314 north of Chippewa Falls, the judicial seat. Mail, semi-weekly,
KICKAPOO. In Vernon county, 16 miles southeast of Viroqua, the judicial seat, banking and shipping point. Mail, semi-weekly.
Andrews M A, grocer.
KIEL. A prosperous village located on the Sheboygan river, and on the M. & N. R. R., in Manitowoc county, 28 miles southwest of Manitowoc, the county seat, and 10} from Chilton, the nearest banking point. It was settled in 1854, and now contains Reformed Evangelical and Catho- lic churches, good schools, a flouring mill, saw and planing mills, cheese factories, & brewery and the Kiel Wooden Ware Co., manufacturing cheese boxes and measures. Stages tri-weekly to Manitowoc and She- boygan. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Pop- ulation, 494 (official). August Lindner, postmaster.
Ammann Joseph, wagonmaker.
Ammann Theodore, apiarist.
Ammann & Fleck (Henry Ammann, Au- gust Fleck), cigar mnfrs.
Arnold Peter, harnessmaker.
Arps Mrs Dorette, milliner.
Asmus Miss Mary, dressmaker.
Baumann Ernst P, meat market.
Berg Frank, boots and shoes.
Bernhardt Wm, saloon. 1
Broeckert & Matthaeus (Wm Broeckert, Wm Matthaeus). grain.
Commercial Hotel, August Lindner Propr ; Rates $1.50 per Day.
Daleiden Peter, saloon.
Dassler Albert, prin high school.
Deucker Charles, dairy.
Deucker J M & Co (John M and Gustav A Deucker), hardware.
Deucker Peter, cider mnfr. Eller Charles V, railroad and express agt.
Feile Mathias, creamery, 2 miles n e.
Fischer Frank E, harnessmaker.
Goeres Henry, collections.
Greve Andrew, saloon.
Greve Hans, flour and feed.
Greve Wm, stage line.
Griebenow Fritz, dairyman.
Gutheil Bros (Louis Gutheil), brewers, 1 mile e.
Haak Wm, blacksmith.
Haase Andreas, cooper,
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Hansen Jorgen live stock.
Hanske Emil, painter.
Heins Charles, general store and justice.
Henze Henry, saloon.
Hollensteiner Simon, general store.
Hotel De Matthews, Charles Matthews propr.
Iberling John, painter.
Kiel House, John C Mueller propr.
Kiel Musical Societies Orchestra and Military Band, Emil Meinardus Ldr.
Kiel Woodenware Co (capital, $12,000), Frederick Mohr pres, Adolph Mesch sec. Klein Joseph H, carpenter.
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Klein & Daleiden (Joseph H Klein, Peter Daleiden), furniture.
Koehring Wm, saloon.
Krieger Ferdinand, general store.
Langjahr & Fischer (Otto Langjahr, Frank E Fischer), marble works.
Laun Jacob B, lumber.
Lindner August, Propr Commercial Hotel; Rates $1.50 per Day.
Loos John, cheese mnfr, 21 miles s e.
Lorge John B, jeweler.
Lueloff Gottfried, propr Williams House. Matthaeus & Guetzloe (Wm Mattheaus, Wm J Guetzloe), general store. Matthews Charles, hotel.
Matthews Miss Frances, dressmaker.
Meinardus Emil, Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music ; Lessons Given on Piano and Organ.
Meinert Peter, live stock.
Meinert & Hollensteiner (Peter Meinert, Simon Hollensteiner), grain.
Mertens Joseph, cattle breeder, } mile w. Meyer Wm, flour mill.
Mohr Frederick, furniture.
Mueller John C, propr Kiel House.
Neumann & Berg (August Neumann, Ernst Berg), carpenters.
Reichert Jacob-H, boots and shoes.
Roeber Hermann, carpet weaver.
Ruppenthal Jacob, wagonmaker.
Schroeder Mrs Bertha, druggist.
Schroeder John P, general store.
Schubert Bros (Paul O and Frederick.
W), Photographers; Life-Size Crayons and Baby Pictures a Specialty.
Simon Gottlieb HI, Hardware, Stoves- and Tinware, Cheese Factory and. Creamery Supplies. (See adv, belowc.)
Stoll Henry, flour and saw mill.
Vogel Wm, mason.
Voland Charles, apiarist, 2} miles e.
Voland Ernst, wooden shoemaker.
Voss Peter, grain, 2 miles n e.
Wagenknecht Ferdinand, cheese mnfr.
Weiskopf Charles, blacksmith.
Williams House, Gottfried Lueloff propr.
Wittman Adolph R, physician.
Zastrow Ferdinand, apiarist, 3 miles e.
Zillmann Wm, cheese mufr, 4 miles e.
Zink Rev Ludwig (Reformed Lutheran).
KIELER. A postoffice in Grant county, 30 miles southeast of Lancaster, the county seat, 4 from Rutledge, on the. C., B. & N. Ry, the nearest railroad sta- tion, and 8 northeast of Dubuque, Iowa, the nearest banking point. Stages to Platteville, Louisburgh and East Dubuque, Ill. Mail, dally. Population, 90. George Kieler, postmaster.
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BREWERS THE BRODESSER MINFG 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.
KIE AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. KIL 427
Brand Joseph B, stone mason.
Drossler Karl, saloon. Ginter Jacob, justice.
Hasse Ferdinand, barber.
Hasse Gottfried, blacksmith.
Jansen John, blacksmith.
Kieler George, General Store.
Klaas Fred, carpenter. Schroeder L A, physician. Smith H R, town clerk. Terfruchte B, carpenter.
Weigel Louis & Bro, live stock.
Wilhelm August, fish.
KILBOURN CITY. Is located on the Wisconsin river, and on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Columbia county, 18 miles northwest of Portage, the county seat. It is beautifully situated at the dells of the Wisconsin river, and is a favorite resort for tourists and pleasure seekers. incor- porated as a village in 1867, it now con- tains steam flouring and saw mills, a foundry and machine shop, a brewery," churches of the Catholic, Presbyterian, Baptist, Methodist, German Lutheran, German Methodist, Episcopal and German Presbyterian denominations, a graded school of 6 departments, a hygienic insti- tute, 2 banks and a weekly newspaper, the Mirror-Gazette. The shipments comprise grain, hops, produce and live stock. Im- mense water power is furnished by the Wisconsin river, but it is as yet ouly par- tially utilized. The town is improving rapidly, and bids fair to become at no dis- tant date a place of considerable import- ance. Population, 1,500. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. M. B. Smith, postmaster.
Bank of Kilbourn, Jonathan Bowman pres, A D Bowman cash.
Barker Mrs Mary A, milliner. Barrett J H, live stock.
Bauer Bros (Peter and John), meat mar- ket.
Bell John H, propr Glenn Cottage.
Bennett Albert I, carpenter. Bennett Henry H, photographer. Bowman Jonathan, lawyer.
Boyerlem John H, saloon.
Brown Rev L H (Baptist).
Brown Solomon, produce.
Buckholz Charles W, wagonmaker.
Chanter Charles H, confectioner.
City Hotel, Wm Stanton propr.
Clement Lorenzo, mason. Connor Thomas, clothing.
Conrad H A, blacksmith.
Conway Martin, flour and feed.
Coon Thomas B, lawyer.
Dixon A C & Son (Adam C and James), dry goods.
Field Floyd A, produce.
Finch House, Adolf F Sunderland Propr.
Fogle Lawrence, general store.
Frederick Miss Annie, dressmaker.
Fuller John W, jeweler.
Glen Cottage, John H Bell propr.
Griffin Alvaro, restaurant.
Gulick Rev Albert V (Presbyterian).
Hansen, Snider & Co (Oscar C Hansen, Charles W Snider), building material.
Henry John C, furniture.
Hile Adam, propr Hile House.
Hill Frank, livery.
Irish Rev Wm H (Methodist). Jenkins George W, physician. Johnson Mylrea (Austin Johnson,
Charles E Mylrea), general store.
Jones James E, Editor and Publisher the Mirror-Gazette. (Sce ado, below.) Larson Thomas J, blacksmith.
Leute Julius, brewer and saloon.
Loomis, Breese & Co (C J Loomis, L Breese), general store.
McMannan Daniel, general store.
McNess John T, justice. 1
Markham John B & Son (John B and Harry), grocers.
Marshall G M & Son (George M and Frank H), Founders and Machinists, also Mnfrs of Marshall's Patent Shears and Chain Pipe Tongs, also Water Wheels and Pumps; Correspondence So- licited.
Martin Fred, saloon.
Mechler & Co (Peter J and Peter J Mechler jr), hardware. Mess Andrew, saloon. Meyers George, confectioner.
MIRROR-GAZETTE
KILBOURN CITY, WIS.
An 8-page, 5-column local paper, covering a large field in parts of four counties. An excellent advertis- ing medium, reaching country districts not covered by any other local paper.
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Mirror-Gazette, James E Jones Edi- tor and Propr. (See adv, p 427.) Munger Ellis D, flour mill. Oehlers Peter, saloon. Oswald Wm F, saloon.
Pedersen Mrs Karen, saloon.
Percell John J, express and tel agent. Polack Adolph, shoemaker.
Radant Frederick, saloon.
Rork A R, carpenter.
Rose House, Richard B Rose propr. Rothe Miss Bertha, notions.
Schroeder Charles, barber.
Schroeder & Van Alstine (Mrs Atilda Schroeder, Mrs Estella Van Alstine), dressmakers.
Shannahan & Taylor (Edward Shannahan, M W Taylor), meat market.
Smith & Corning (George Smith, Heberson Corning), produce.
Smits Rev M G (Catholic).
Soeldner John P, grocer. Stanton Wm, propr City Hotel. Stillman J F, druggist.
Stroud's Bank, Wm S Strond propr.
Sunderland Adolf F, Propr Finch House.
Taylor M W, physician.
Teshner Charles L, harnessmaker. Van Alstine Mrs Gilson, milliner. Van Alstine Nathaniel, blacksmith. Vogt George, general store. West C H, dentist. Whitney Henry M, carpenter. Wirtz Jacob, meat market. Wright Allen, furniture.
KILBOURNVILLE. In Racine county, 11 miles from Racine, the judicial seat and bank location, and 1} from Cale- donia, the nearest bank location. Mail, daily. John Goebel jr, postmaster.
Goebel John, harness. Goebel John Jr, General Store. Jordan Joseph, blacksmith. Schroeder Wm, carpenter. Webber Henry, wagonmaker.
KILDARE. Juneau county. Name changed to Lyndon Station.
KIMBALL. In Ashland county, on the M., L. S. & W. Ry, 32 miles southeast of Ashland, the judicial seat, and 7 from Hurley, the nearest banking point. Mail. daily.
KIMBERLY. On the M., L. S. & W. Ry, in Outagamie county, 4 miles from Appleton, the judicial seat and bauk loca-
tion. Population, 200- Tel., W. U. C. H. Vinal, postmaster.
Beaubien Richard, livery. Dauber F C, blacksmith.
Bothwell C A, hotel.
Gerry A N, Grocer. Johnson J, plumber.
Kimberly & Clark, paper and pulp mill. Lembke C, meat market.
Pritchet J, saloon.
Stribley C W, railroad and tel agent.
Van Ooyen T, saloon.
West George, barber.
Williams J, saloon.
KING'S BRIDGE. A postoffice in Manitowoc county, 9 miles north of Mani- towoc, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages semi- weekly to Manitowoc. Population, 106.
Mail, semi-weekly. Wm. Zander, post- master.
Brandt John, brushmaker.
Cherny John, tailor.
Ronek Michael, Mason.
Thurston S B, bridge builder. Westgate Fred E, mechanic.
Zander Arnold J C, planing mill.
Zander Win, General Store and Hotel.
KING'S CORNERS. A village in Sauk county, 7 miles south of Baraboo, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages tri-weekly to Baraboo and Prairie du Sac. Mail, tri- weekly. E. D. King, postmaster.
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