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North Star Iron Works. ) Capacity, 500 hands-Engineers, Machiniste, Founders, Bullermakers. PARISH MANUFACTURING CO. ( Millwrights, Saw Mill Machinery, Mining Machinery, Corliss and High Ashland, - - Wisconsin. ) Speed Englues, Bollers, Power Transmitting Machinery, etc. Seep. 6
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MEN AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MEN 543
: wan Wm J, judge municipal court. 6 :ampton George W, saloon. ";xwford Mrs Ida A, dressmaker. ḷalıms Miss Tillie, dressmaker.
Dale Miss Tina, dressmaker. Davenport Miss Rosaline J, city librarian. Dean Samuel G, pianos and organs. Decker David H, physician. Dewey Ernest L, confectioner.
Diamond Bros (Thomas F and Charles T), cigar mnfrs.
Dudgeon Prof R B, prin high school.
Dunn County Herald, Frank T Vasey editor and publr.
Dunn County News, Flint & Weber publrs.
Ilwards Rev E E (Episcopal).
Elwards John H, hardware.
Everson Miss Clara, dressmaker.
Farmers' Home, S A Sherburn propr.
Filman Jacob, tailor.
First National Bank (capital $50,000), Frank J McLean pres, Wm C McLean cashier.
Fisher August, wagonmaker.
Flint & Weber (R J Flint, E H Weber), publrs Dunn County News.
Fonaas Erick, general store.
Forest City Hotel, Erickson Sever propr.
Fester Herman, carpenter.
Fowler Thomas, bill poster.
Fox Oscar G, propr Menomonie House.
Irce Library and Reading Room, Miss R J Davenport librarian.
Frisell Mrs Chrissie, propr Valley Hotel. Galaske Joseph, stone cutter.
Callaway George, furniture.
Gei-ert Jacob, saloon.
German Printing Co, Carl Pieper mngr, publrs Menomonie Nordstern.
Giese Gustavus, blacksmith.
Golf' Amos, Hotel.
Could Wm F, dentist.
Grand Opera House, Capacity 1,000, Andrew Swenby Mingr.
Grannis Edward _1, physician.
Grob Henry O, saloon.
Grover Agrippa H, general store.
Grover James, flour and feed.
Haffie Albert A, cigar mnfr.
Hanson Mrs Carrie, saloon.
Hanson Martin A, Asst Postmaster. Hanson Torger & Bro, proprs Central House.
Harsh Josiah, mason.
Hartman John P, carpenter.
Haskell Charles A, gunsmith.
Hehli Vincent, saloon.
Hellen John A, insurance agent.
Helsom Robert O, photographer.
Hlitz John F, carpenter.
Homrig Wm J, marble dealer.
Hopwood J M, brick mufr.
Hosford Alexander, county clerk.
Hotel Royal, John MI Ingraham propr.
Hunt & Freeman (Samuel W Hunt, Charles E Freeman), Lawyers.
Hunter Arnold, wagonmaker.
Inenfeldt John G. meats.
Ingraham Bros (Rufus G and Frank L), jewelers.
Ingraham John M, propr Hotel Royal.
Jackson Evan O, city attorney.
Jackson E Boylston, physician.
Jesse August, Propr Union House.
Johnson Andrew HI, general store.
Johnson Francis D, drugs.
Johnson House, Ole Berg propr.
Josephson JJoseph, barber.
Jungck Carl. shoemaker.
Jungck Jacob, general store.
Jungck Peter, harness.
Juve Ole O, saloon.
Kahisa Rev L (Catholic.)
Kanum Ole K, drugs.
Ke ley Frank, apiarist.
SCHMIDT & HEINTZ,
MENOMONIE,
WISCONSIN.
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MANUFACTURERS OF ANY AND ALL KINDS OF Carousal " or "Merry-Go - Round" Outfits.
Our goods in this line are sold in all parts of the United States.
We are also Manufacturers of WAGONS, CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS.
SEND FOR PRICE LISTS.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry,
The Popular Line to the West and Northwest
WISCONSIN VENETIAN BLIND CO., Office & Factory, 281 Lake St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
MANUFACTURERS OF Latest Improved Venetian Blinds.
WEIS BROS., Milwaukee, RHINE WINES.
544 MEN
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER . MEN
Kelley John jr, county judge. Kelsey Miss Kate, physician.
Knapp, Stout & Co, Henry L Stout pres, Thomas B Wilson sec, lumber mnfrs. Knuston Charles, register of deeds.
Kraft Justus P, Notary Public and Dealer in Agricultural Implements, Pumps, Organs, Sewing Machines, Car- riages and Buggies; Fire and Life Insur- ance.
Kraft & Son (Philip and John S), farm implements.
Kriesser J A, gardener.
Krueger Gottfried, chief fire department. Kruse Christian, meats.
Lammer Leonard grocer.
Lammer Peter, tailor.
Lange Bros (Gus J, Herman and Louis C), confectioners.
Larsen & Stenersen (Elling Larsen, Ole P Stenerson), general store,
Liermann Miss Ida L, dressmaker.
Long John T jr, photographer.
Lucas Carroll, hardware.
Lund Rev L (Lutheran.)
Lutz John B, barber.
Lyngen John, stone cutter. McGuire Rev J (Baptist.)
McKahan James B, agt Am Exp Co.
McKahan Mrs Nellie G, insurance.
McLean Frank J, lawyer.
McNevin & Anderson (Thomas H Mc- Nevin, Anton Anderson), general store. Macauley Robert, lawyer.
Manske Edward, meat market.
Manwaring Edward B, lawyer.
Marks Egbert, mayor.
Martinson Otto, carpenter. Mathews John R, lawyer. Maxson prof Henry D (Unitarian).
Melby Thomas, tailor.
Menomonie House, Oscar G Fox propr.
Menomonie Nordstern, German Printing Co publrs.
Menomonie Pressed Brick Co, J G Thorpe pres, JT Gilbert sec.
Menomonie Times, Times Printing Co publrs.
Michels Fred & Bro (Fred and Herman), coal.
Morgan Coleman, mason.
Mullan Anthony, oysters.
Mullan Mrs Mary R, milliner.
Murphy Daniel, saloon.
Murphy Tim, clerk circuit court.
Myer Louis, saloon.
Myrick Joseph J, coroner. Ness Antou, saloon.
Nott Kelly A, confectioner.
Ohnstad Ole, clothing.
Oleson John, carpenter.
Olsen Oleus, contractor.
Olson Frank, saloon.
Olson Olaf, saloon.
Parker George, civil engineer.
Parker Thomas, civil engineer.
Pauly Christian, livery.
Pease Frank E, carpenter.
Peck Horace, mason.
Perrault Peter, Propr City Hotel and Livery, Board and Sale Stables.
Perry Mrs Helen, dressmaker.
Peterson Paul, saloon.
Pieper Rev August (Lutheran).
Pieper Carl, editor Menomonie Nordstern. Pillsbury Alfred, druggist.
Quilling Gustav, carpenter.
Quilling Otto. carpenter.
Read Hiram M. physician.
Red Pressed Brick Co, S L Alexander supt.
Reed Henry W, county supt.
Repp Mrs W HI, dressmaker.
Reynolds Frank R, oculist and aurist.
Rove Angust, gardener.
Rove Frederick, gardener.
Rowland D A, gardener.
St Paul and Minneapolis Pressed Brick Co. J K Caldwell pres, James MacMullen sec.
Sargent Mrs W L, dressmaker.
Scanlan Win, drayage.
Scheele Edward. physician.
Schmidt & Heintz (Henry A Schmidt. John A Heintz), Blacksmiths, Wason and Carriagemakers and Mnfrs of Car- onsals. (Sce ade, p 543.)
Schoeneberg Henry, cigar mufr.
Schoenig Wm, soda water mnfr.
Schultz Win. masou.
Schutte & Quilling (Win Schutte, Alberi Quilling), general store.
Schwandt Mrs Mary, midwife.
Schwchm Jacob, stair builder.
Sever Erickson, propr Forest City Hotel.
Shafer George, lawyer.
Shapero Samuel, notions.
Sherburn Sayles A, propr Farmers' Home. Simonsen Andrew, shoemaker.
Sippel, Hennemann & Quilling (John Sip pel, Wm Hennemann, Frederick Quil- ling), general store.
Snively Jacob HI, sewing machines.
Suyder Joseph, saloon.
Southhall Mrs Elizabeth, laundry.
Squires E D. agt C. M & St P Ry.
Standard Red Pressed Brick Co. John F Byers pres, P L Simpson sc.
Steendahil John, grocer.
Stewart Mrs Mary J, restaurant.
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry.
The Favorito Route East VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
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Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry.
Palace and Dining Cars ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
MEN AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MER 545
eri David, saloon.
w'rahlan John, flour and feed. Strand Andrew O, meat market.
«ven-on Peter, saloon.
swenby Andrew, Saloon and Mngr Grand Opera House.
Tainter Andrew, horse breeder, 2 miles e. Thomas Alfred, boots and shoes.
Thorvildson Rev T K (Lutheran).
Thun George, sheriff.
1.knor John C, lawyer.
T.mbers Stephen, saloon.
Times Printing Co, Wm II Smith pres. Alexis P Davis sec, publrs Menomonie Times.
Toft Evan A, jeweler.
f:uber Mrs Helena D, milliner.
Tweet Ole N, City Clerk.
Union House, August Jesse Propr.
Valley Hotel, Mrs Chrissie Frissell propr.
Voedisch Christian, Furniture and Undertaker.
Vogel George, poundmaster.
Wait Daniel W, county surveyor
Walters & Stevens (Andrew Walters, Wm Stevens), saloon.
Weber E H, supt water works.
Weidauer F, shoemaker.
Weyranch Rev John (Lutheran).
White Rev James W (Congregational).
Whitford Robert D, lawyer.
Willimann J B, music teacher.
Willimann & Losby (Fintan J Willimann, Olaf G Losby), notions. Wilson Wm jr, city treas.
Wisconsin House, Charles Christianson propr. Wright Wm H, city marshal. Tap Sam, laundry.
MEQUON. A postoffice on the M., 1 .. S. & W. Ry, In Ozaukee county, 12 miles south of Port Washington, the county seat. Milwaukee is the nearest 'wanking point. Population, 100. Tel., W. 1'. Exp,, U. S. "M. A. Scherer, post- munster.
Barth Nicholas, carpenter.
1.toy August, wind mills.
Elloy Charles, saloon.
Henn Frank, carpenter. Inetke Max, carpenter. scherer MI A, R R. Exp and Tel Agt. S'nata Adam, carpenter. Theolen John, saloon. Helen John jr, painter. Wagner George, blacksmith. Wehmeier Fred, blacksmith.
MEQUON RIVER. Ozaukee coun- ty. Name changed to Thiensville.
MERIDIAN. A village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, and the Chippewa river, in Dunn county, 16 miles southeast of Me- nomonie, the county seat. Eau Claire is the nearest banking point. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Mail, daily. C. Bergh, post- master.
Bergh A, general store.
Bergh A R, General Store.
Christianson J A, R R, exp and tel agt.
Ladum Thomas, shoemaker.
Lund Rev L (Lutheran).
McDonald D R, justice.
Mississippi River Logging Co, saw mills. Schnare & Oleson, creamery.
MERRILL. The judicial seat of Lin- coln county, is a prosperous and rapidly increasing incorporated city, advantageous- ly located on the Wisconsin river and on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in the southern part of the county, 170 miles (air line) northwest of Milwaukee, and 18 north of Wausau. It contains 8 large saw mills, 9 planing mills, 3 sash, door and blind fac- tories, large booms for the storage of logs, machine shops, a capacious city hall and public library building, a steam laundry, a four mill, an amusement hall with a seat- ing capacity of 1.000, a system of Holly water works, electric light plant and an electric street railway; S churches, first- class hotels, and the usual number of spe- cial and general stores, etc. The press is represented by 3 weekly newspapers, the Lincoln County Advocate (Rep.), the Lin- coln County Anzeiger (German) and the Northern Wisconsin News (Dem ). The
city is surrounded by an excellent hard- wood farming country, which is being rapidly developed, and there are numerous small saw mills for the manufacturing of hardwood lumber. The main industry is the lumbering interests, which are the largest on the Wisconsin river. The saw mills have a entting capacity of 175.000.000 feet during the cutting season, the lumber manufactured during the sawing season of 1890 being 150,000,000 feet, besides a cor- responding amount of shingles, lath, sash, doors and blinds, etc., which are shipped in large quantities. Exp., Am. Tel, W. U. Population, 7,000. H. C. Hetzel. postmaster.
Advocate Publishing Co, publrs Lincoln County Advocate.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R. DIRECT ROUTE to all POINTS in NORTHERN IOWA.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
Short and Direct Route from
CHICAGO, SOUTH
546 MER WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER MER
Allen Dana E, saloon.
Allen Mrs Ellen, restaurant.
Allen H R, insurance. Ammon Mrs Mary, restaurant. Anderson John P, district attorney.
Anson L N, mayor.
Axen Anna, confectioner.
Babcock J R & Co (John R Babcock), in- surance.
Ballschmieder Wm, baker.
Barber Clinton C, dentist.
Barber Franklin W, carpenter.
Barrett Bros (James A and Richard W), saloon. Barrett James A, meat market.
Belotzerkowsky Morris, West Merrill Cigar Factory.
Propr
Beoux Joseph, saloon. Berard Peter E, saloon.
Borchardt Herman, saloon.
Bosch Mrs Elizabeth, restaurant.
Bosch Frederick, insurance.
Boyer George, laundry.
Boyer Mrs H W, restaurant.
Boyles CM, business college.
Brands David II, livery.
Bressard Wm, saloon.
Buhler August, meat market.
Burger Benjamin E, dentist.
Byington Orm B, general store.
Canon Wm II, county judge.
Central Mnfg Co, J N Cotter pres, Julius Thielman sec, sash, doors and blinds.
Champagne Lumber Co, Alexander Stewart pres, P B Champagne treas.
Christenson D & Son (David and Peter C), machinists.
Christy Thomas, blacksmith.
City House, Joseph S York propr.
Clovstad Bros (Wm and Ole), grocers.
Collie Richard J, grocer.
Conners Win, Newsdealer, Books, Stationery and Fancy Goods, Postoffice Block.
Coon James, insurance.
Curtis, Curtis & Reid (Henry H and George Curtis, Alexander H Reid), law- yers.
Davidson James, harness.
Dean Dana E, assistant postmaster. Dereg John, saloon.
Devall Thomas, carpenter.
Doran J I, county coroner.
Downie Joseph, chief police.
Du Franc Samuel, boarding house.
Dunn & Johnson, proprs Northern Wig- consin News.
Dupuis Joseph T. saloon.
Dutruit Emanuel, county treas. Emipey Mrs J W, boarding house.
Farkvan & Tuckley (Ole Farkvan, Matt Tuckley), saloon.
Fehland H R & Co (H R Febland, E F Hanf). hardware. Felker Gus A, druggist.
First National Bank (capital, $50,000), Leander Choate pres, J W Ladd cash. Fleischfresser Albert, blacksmith. Fleming Edgar G, photographer.
Flott & Porter (Wm II Flett, Milton C Porter), Lawyers; Collections Prompt- ly Attended to; Money to Loan on Real Estate; Lincoln County Lands Bought and Sold.
Foster Perry, confectioner.
Fuller Charles W, grocer.
Fuller Francis E, photographer.
Gallagher Thomas B, saloon.
Gatien Joseph, shoemaker.
Gerhard Jacob, billiard hall.
Gibson Frank M, saloon.
Gilkey & Anson Co, L N Anson pres, N W Hamilton sec, lumber mnfrs.
Gothia Peter && Son (Peter and Charles H), furniture.
Grace W W & Co (Wm W Grace, Martha J Weiss), furniture.
Gutman Samuel, liquors.
Hampel Henry J, saloon.
Hanknitz Ferdinand, furniture.
Hanover F A, agt C, M & St P Railway.
Hanson Hans, tailor.
Haywood G & Son (George and George jr), bankers.
Heilman Edward P, barber.
Heilman Mrs John, music teacher.
Heilman Lew H, tailor.
Heinemann Sigmund, sale stable.
Helms Almon A, lawyer.
Hetzel Henry C, Attorney-at-Law and Postmaster. Hillyer Frederick H. drugs.
Hollis House, M E Rueleau propr.
Hom John HI, grocer.
Honigman Carl W, Editor and Propr Lincoln County Anzeiger, the only Ger- man Paper in the County,
Ilotz Frank X. shoemaker.
Hoyt S M, city attorney.
Hunter PS, sheriff.
Hyman Bros (Abraham D and Morris C), liquors.
Irish Mrs L E, propr Park House.
Kaiser & Green (Emanuel Kaiser, Jobn Green), livery.
Kamke August, saloon.
Keleher Daniel, saloon. Kerble & Zumzow (JJacob Kerbic, Charles Zamzow), blacksmitha.
Kerslake Stephen, restaurant.
Electrical Supplies. for Telephone. Tele. graph And Electric Light. Catalogues free .. 225 WT. Water Street, MILWAUKEE
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is noted for its Excellent Facilities and Thoroughness The Green Bay Business College of Work. EXPERT TEACHERS In Every Department. ANNUAL CATALOGUE FREE. Address GREEN BAY, WIS.
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Kitaball B B & Son (Bryant B and Rich- and B), harness. King Albert C, barber. King Edwin S, drugs. King Jolin, meats.
Kingsley Richard G, general store.
Kievin Henry W, saloon. Kluetz Edward, register of deeds.
Knauss & O'Neill (Emanuel G Knauss, Alice L O'Neill), grocers. Koehler Gustav F, blacksmith.
Kollock House, George W Kollock, Propr. (See adv, below.)
Kuehl Frederick, wagonmaker.
Lachance L & Co (Leander Lachance, P B Champagne), general store.
La Count Louis B, physician.
Lambert B J & Co (Byron J Lambert, P B Champagne), general store. Lanctot Peter, shoemaker.
Lange Bros (Charles and Ernest), saloon. Larson Martin, blacksmith.
Larson Samuel, saloon.
Law, Loan and Real Estate Assn, E L Bump pres, John Van Hecke sec.
LINCOLN HOUSE
MERRILL, WISCONSIN.
Has the Patronage of the Boys on the Road. Good Service. Excellent Sample Rooms and Everything First-Class. ON THE LINE OF THE ELECTRIC STREET CAR.
RATES, $2.00 PER DAY,
JOHN ROSSMAN, Proprietor.
Kollock House
MERRILL, WISCONSIN.
A FIRST-CLASS $2.00 PER DAY HOUSE
IN ALL RESPECTS. Located near Center of the East Side, on the Electric Street Car Line. A share of the Paironage of the Traveling Public is Respectfully Solicited,
GEORGE W. KOLLOCK, - - Proprietor.
JAS. W. SCOTT P
PROPRIETOR OF "THE OLD RELIABLE"
LIVERY STABLE.
First-Class Rigs Always on Hand. Hearse and Carriages for Funera's, with Careful Drivers, at Reasonable Rates. Bridge Street, MERRILL, WIS.
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry. The Favorite Route East VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
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YOUNG MEN WANTED!
THE BRYANT & STRATTON CHICAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE HAS PLACID HUNDREDS OF YOUNG MEN IN EX- CELLENT SITUATIONS.
548 MER WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER MER
Lincoln County Advocate, Advocate Pub- lishing Co proprs.
Lincoln County Anzeiger, The Only German Paper in the County; Carl W Honigmann Editor and Propr.
Lincoln House, John Rossman Propr, cor Main and Mill. (See adv, p 547.) Littlejohn Henry, furniture.
Livingston Mercantile Co (Charles, Samuel and David Livingston), dry goods.
Lueck A F & Co (August F Lueck, Paul Gutknecht), wagon mnfrs.
Luedke Louis A, tinsmith.
McCarthy M & Co (Michael Mccarthy, P B Champagne), meat market.
McCord Myron H, congressman.
McNeel F HI, physician.
Mathews Francis E, supt city schools.
Maynard & Whittaker (Charles L May- nard, Wm D Whittaker), barbers.
Melang Mrs Lizette, milliner.
Merrill Abstract and Land Co, C A Norway pres, C L Wiley sec.
Merrill Hospital Co, W H Monroe resident surgeon.
Merrill Lumber Co, E A Foster pres, Charles Behrens jr sec.
Merrill Water Works, Ernest Scriver supt.
Mihills C W & Co (C W Mihills, John Bruett), grocers.
Montgomery F M, hardware.
Morrow George, boarding house.
Nelson Anton B, dry goods.
Neubauer Casper, cigar mnfr.
Neubauer Matthias, saloon.
Nocl Frank, saloon.
Northern Wisconsin News, Dunn & John- son proprs.
Norway Charles A & Co (Charles A Nor- way, Wmn J Wolff, Charles L Wiley), druggists.
Nugent & Loomis (Michael Nugent, Her- man Loomis), saloon.
Nusbaum A J, furniture.
Omet & Johnson (Gust Omet, Robert John- son), saloon.
O'Rourk & Leary (M D L O'Rourk, JE Leary), dry goods.
Osswald J F, baker.
Ott Wm, inngr Wis Telephone Co.
Park House, Mrs L E Irish propr.
Parker Nehemiah, boarding house.
Walter George, baker.
Parker & Jakway (Chester B Parker, Mar- ion D Jakway), saloon.
Patzer Edward, saloon.
Peter Henry, boarding house.
Phinney David M, jeweler. Piske August, wagonmaker.
Poirier Moses L, saloon.
Rapp Seely M, barber.
Reinhardt Dabney B, physician.
Rice John C, confectioner.
Richards Alexander, veterinary surgeon.
Ritzmann Henry, tailor.
Rodden Wm, saloon.
Rodenbush John, confectioner.
Rossman John, Propr Lincoln House, cor Main and Mill. (See adr, p 547.) Roy Joseph, saloon.
Ruder George Brewing Co (Emil and Wm Ruder), Brewers.
Rueleau M E, propr Hollis House.
Runge Albert J, shoes.
Runge Frederick J, shoes.
Rusch Charles A, saloon.
Schleh John, civil engineer.
Schmidt Albert, saloon.
Schmitt Miss A & Co (Anna and Theress Schmidt), milliners.
Schroeder Gottlieb, saloon.
Schulz Julius, grocer.
Scott James W, Livery Stable, Bridge Street. (See ady, p 547.)
Scott T B Huuber Co. W A Scott Pres, F P Hixon Sec and Treas, Mnfrs and Wholesalers Gang Sawed Lumber, Lath, Shingles, etc.
Searl Charles E, jeweler.
Shafer Frederick N, clothing.
Shafer George B, jeweler.
Shoemaker J P, restaurant.
Singleman Bros (Frank and Win), grocers.
Skattabo & Blum (Ole Skattabo. Blum), saloon.
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Slinger T F. mngr W U Tel Co.
Smith Frank, county clerk.
Smith Wm G, saloon.
Solberg Iver, shoemaker.
Spiegelberg Bros (Wm F and Herman H), flour mill
Stange A II, lumber mufrs.
Stein Abraham M, dry goods.
Steller Albert E, musical instruments.
Strauss & Frank (Ferdinand Strauss, Sam. uel Frank), dry goods.
Stroud Oil Co, F W Stroud treas.
Sukow August, shoemaker. Thatcher W J, propr Thatcher House.
Thielman Julius, meats.
Wakelin Edward S, drugs.
Walker Wm, confectioner.
Ward & Dunn (Philip Ward, Wm P Dunu), saloon. Warner W A, painter.
Waymel Carrie, restaurant.
Weber & Volk (Alexander Weber, Jacob Volk), tallors.
Weinfeld Bros, shoes.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
Short and Direct Route from CHICAGO, SOUTH
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry.
Palace and Dining Cars ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
MER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY MER 549
!! & Wolff (Ernst Weinfeld, Edward Wolff), clothing.
. Bros (Joseph and Robert), hardware
!. i G & Co, hardware.
Went Merrill Cigar Factory, Mor- : · Belotzerkowsky Propr.
4 cy Robert A. grocer. Gins Clark E, barber.
Humus Miss L J, milliner.
on EN, physician.
i 'ot & Lickel (Adelbert P Wilson, George C Lickel), grocers.
Wipperfürth Werner, clerk circuit court.
W .consin Valley Lumber Co, J D Ross pres, W H Bissell sec.
Woof River Lumber Co, H C Russell pres, J D W Heath vice pres and treas. Worthington H C, physician.
Wright II W Lumber Co, H W Wright pres. Rudolph Wcidauer sec.
Y Ak Joseph S, propr City House.
":strow Edward F, grocer.
Z. pp Bros (Herman and John), grocers.
MERRILLON. A village located at Le junction of the G. B., W. & St. P. R. 1: sud the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry, in Jack- + u county, 12 miles north of Black River i'alla, the seat of justice. Has a bank and a weekly republican paper, the Wisconsin i Ander. Population, 900. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. E. J. Austin, postmaster.
American House, M N Davidson propr. Andrews N & Co, flour mill.
Austin E J, Stationery and Cigars.
Bites Lyman E, justice.
Inzer MA, meats.
Boor Julius, carpenter.
R: De Moses, saloon.
D' ution Robert T, saloon.
l' sington Hiram G, propr Campbell House Brown Syd E & Co (Sydney E and Mrs Sydney E Brown), jewelry, etc. 1: Stis Rens V. barness.
L'ince E S. photographer.
Vstupbell House, HI G Boyington propr.
tannon Bros, marble and granite.
( sason Dennis, saloon.
( sunon Michael P, marble and granite. ( urk Jacob, cigars. !y & Lucrea, painters. 1 Intercial House, J Y Maxwell propr. Y's:00 C. drayman.
Psvidson M'N, propr American House. Belge Dudley. saloon.
Doty Wmn II, Harness. De she Melvin M. photographer.
Destup Robert, mason.
Dr. James N, blacksmith . : Andrew, propr Scandinavian House.
Exchange Hotel, Mrs P S Miller propr.
Fields Nelson, carpenter.
Finch Alvin O, general store.
Francis George R, railroad agent.
French Robert B, Hotel.
Gile Rulef H, publr Wisconsin Leader. Gran Martin, shoemaker.
Green Samuel, auctioneer.
Haas & Amunson (Jacob Haas, Hans Amunson), saloon.
Hicks George S, restaurant.
Hollenbeck Charles E, insurance agent.
Illian Gared, newsdealer and justice.
Loomis Frank M, blacksmith.
McCormick David M, Am Express agent.
McMillen J B, physician.
Marr Wm A, confectioner.
Martin Henry, carpenter.
Maxwell John Y, propr Commercial House
Merrill B II && Son, Drugs and Gro- cerics.
Merrill L G, grain.
Merrill & Austin, general store.
Merrillon Cornet Band, D C Marikle Idr.
Merrillon Creamery.
Merrillon Orchestra, D E Perrin leader.
Miller Mrs P S, propr Exchange Hotel.
Moore Edwin E, physician.
Patterson Walter M, painter.
Peters Herman, grocer.
Popham & Pulling (G M Popham, Fred Pulling), Lawyers, Insurance and Collections.
Purdy Joseph D, saloon.
Purnell George W, Hardware.
Rouse Miss Evelyn M, dressmaker.
Rusco Oscar A. furniture.
Scandinavian House, A Eid propr.
Schaefer Mrs Mary, tailor.
Schmidt Mrs Fredericka, notions.
Sefert A, wagonmaker.
Sleigh Charles W, notions.
Sprague Oscar L, carpenter.
Spragne Mrs S J, dressmaker.
Stillwell Charles, meats.
Swift Elijah, saw mill.
Thatcher Miss Lizzie, dressmaker.
Trow Alvin S, general store and grain.
Trow's Inil.
Trow & Odebole, flour mills.
Trumbull Jay drugs.
Vandyke Benjamin W, barber.
Wescott I O, blacksmith.
Westling Martin, jewelry.
Whitney E!i, livery.
Whitney George K, general store.
Wisconsin Leader, R H Gile publr.
MERRIMACK. A village on the Wisconsin river, and on the (. & N. W.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R. DIRECT ROUTE to all POINTS in
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Ry, in Sauk county, 10 miles southeast of Baraboo, the county seat and nearest bank- ing point. Population, 200. Tel .. W. U. Exp., Am, B. Odekirk, postmaster.
Behrens Henry, hotel.
Carroll R J, justice. Chrisler I E, blacksmith and impts.
Coats S D, artist.
Cooper W W & Son, Lumber.
Cowdry Rev S D (Episcopal.)
Cullen Wm, railroad agent. Ford Myrtle, dressmaker. Gamble J H, express agent.
Gordon N, prin pub school.
Gunther George, Agricultural Imple- ments.
Halbman Bros, general store.
Jones HI M, butter eggs and poultry.
Kunce August, wagonmaker. Martin M T, physician.
Morris C R, telegraph agent.
Morry James, justice.
Noyes C C, shoemaker.
Nuzum, Cooper & Gamble, genl store. Odekirk Byron, Agricultural Impts. Odekirk Clara, music teacher. Parks Charles, stone mason. Rich George, carpenter. Sears Bell M, music teacher. Slinger Thomas, saloon and mason. Smith James KI, General Store. Vanderkoef E R, carpenter.
MERRITT'S LANDING. On the Wisconsin Central Line, and on Fox river, in Marquette county, 12 miles southwest of Montello, the county seat. Bank at Portage. Population, 20. Exp., N. P. Ennis Hugh, general store, Merritt C A, general store.
MERTON. A village on Bark river, in Waukesha county, 12 miles northwest of Waukesha, the county seat and usnal banking point, and 5 northeast of Hart- land, the nearest railroad station. Stages daily to Hartland. Population, 250. Mail, daily. W. W. Mayhew, postmaster.
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