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Wolf Leonard, meats, Williamsburgh.
Wolf Louis A, confetr, 1514 Cherry.
Wolf Peter R, grocer, 349 Madison.
Wolf & Davidson Dry Dock Co, Wm HI Wolf pres, Frank R Pringle sec, foot of Washington.
Wolff George, milk, 764 Lincoln ave.
Wolff Jacob, phys, 1706 Chestnut.
Wolff Philip J, meats, 412 Superior,
Wolfgram Emma A, milliner, 52 Center.
Wolfgram Frank, cigar mnfr, 976 Richard.
Wolfman Jacob M, tobacco broker, 324 Broadway.
Wolfman Rudolph, leaf tobacco, 279 E Water.
Wolfrum George, drugs, 366 Grove.
Woll Bros (Martin and Henry), grocers, 476 24th.
Wollaeger Gustav, Sec Concordia Fire Insurance Co, Second Ward Bank Bldg.
Wollenburg & Poppe (Carl Wollenburg, Albert Poppe), grocers, 722 and 724 3d. Wollensak M & A (Maggie and Annie), notions, 176 Reed.
Wollensak Wm, photograpner, 450 Nation- al ave.
Wollenziehn Henry, meats, 201 Jefferson. Woller Albert, insurance 1118 Walnut.
Wollering August, propr SouthSide House, 257 Lake.
Wollheim J & Co (Jacob Wollheim), cloth- ing, 1023 Winnebago.
Wollweiber Henry, carpenter, 1065 6th.
Wolter Albert R, saloon, 249 Wisconsin. Wolter Jobn, harness, 854 3d.
Wolter John, saloon, 846 National ave.
Woman's Industrial Exchange, Mrs T F Terhum pres, Mrs Alfred Bartlett sec, 413 Milwaukee.
Wood Arthur T. insurance, 9 Mack blk.
Wood Frauk W, mdse broker, 328 E Water.
Wood George J, chain mnfr, 313 Oregon.
Wood Win & Son (Wm and James II). real estate, 112 Wisconsin.
Wood & Schwarz (Irwin Wood, John Schwarz jr), real estate.
Woodard Mrs Bridget A, saloon, 241 Jack- son.
Woodford F A & Co (Frank A Wood- ford), grain, 366 Broadway.
Woodford Truman, lands, 366 Broadway. Woodworth James E, dentist, 20 Mack blk. Woppert Daniel, baker, 135 Lincoln ave. World, J L Rohr publr, 336 Grove.
Worrall Mrs D II, dressmkr. 432 Milwaukee Wotta Stephan, grocer, 873 Mitchell.
Woydt Henry, crockery, 380 Grove.
Wrensch Bernhard, felt shoe mnfr, 1195 5th.
Wright Alfred G, Publr Milwaukee City Directory, 107 Wisconsin.
Wright Edward, lumber, cor Broadway and Erie.
Wright Rev Edward P (Episcopal), 800 Grand ave.
Wright George & Bro (George and Arthur F), drugs, 112 Wisconsin.
Wright James B, carp, 472 Washington.
Wright John MI, Proprietor Mitchell House, 142 2d. (See adv, p 633.)
Wright Samuel, drugs, 600 Grand ave.
Wruck Mrs Constance, confetr, 1523 State Wuerfler Frederick, saloon, 241 8th.
Wuerful Mrs Augusta J, dressmkr, 418 Grand ave.
Wulff W C II, glass cutter, 553 E Water. Wupper E & Co (Ernst Wupper), cutlery, 435 E Water.
Wurdemann Harry V, Oculist and Aurist, 805 Grand ave.
Wurm Anton F, saloon, 273 Mitchell.
Wurster Jacob, grain, 252 Reed.
Wurzer Frank, saloon, 597 5th.
Wussow Frederick P, meats, Williams- burgh.
Wussow Frederick W, livery, 415 Prairie. Wustmann Frederick W, saloon, 917 5th.
Wyckoff' & Company (James, Frank H, Edwin M and James Newton Wyc. koff), Mufrs Harvesting Machinery. Per- ry, N Y, Charles HI Shaw Mngr, West- ern House, 93 W Water.
Wyler Bros (Samuel and Louis), cigar mnfrs, 523 Grand ave.
Wyman Mrs A M, dressmkr, 421 Milwau- kee.
Wynhoff Charles, shoemkr, 145 Lincoln av Xelowski Henry, phys, 625 4th ave.
Vale H P & Co (Horatio P Yale), Deal- ers in Engines, Boilers, Wood and Iron Working Machinery and Supplies, 99 W Water. (Sre udr. p 585.)
Yates JJacob, cigars, 300 Bishop ave.
Yenowine's News, George H Xenowine publr and propr, Evening Wisconsin bldg Yerick Eugene, saloon, 40 Martin.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry,
The Popular Line to the
West and Northwest
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WISCONSIN VENETIAN BLIND CO., Office & Factory, 281 Lake St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
MANUFACTURERS OF Latest Improved Venetian Blinds,
WEIS BROS., Milwaukee, OHIO AND CALIFORNIA WINES.
746 MIL
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER MIL
Yesion Andreas, grocer, 711 Mitchell.
Yewdale J Hf & Sons Co, M HI Yewdale pres, G C Klepser sec, printers, 123 W Water.
York Dwight S, grocer, 103 28th.
York Iron Co (capital, $301.100). Ferdinand Schlesinger pres, A B Geilfuss sec, 15 New Insurance bldg.
Young Benjamin (estate of). Arthur Young, mngr whol saddlery, 247 E Water.
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Young Churchman Co, Rt Rev Cyrus F Knight pres, Fred C Morehouse sec, 412 Milwaukee.
Young George A, civil engineer, 122 New Insurance bldg.
Young George L, Stationer Milwau- kee, Lake Shore & Western Ry Co, 112 New Insurance bldg.
Young Joseph C, agt Great Eastern Fast Freight Line, 359 Broadway.
Young Men's Christian Association, C B Willis sec, 145 to 149 4th.
Young Men's Christian Association Coffee House, J L Rogers mugr. 143 4th.
Young Men's Loan and Investment Assn, HI V Kuhlmann pres, August Richter jr sec, 153 2d.
Young Win & Co (Wm Young), grain, 366 Broadway.
Young & Shackell (Wm Young jr, Henry Shackell jr), miues and mining lands, 366 Broadway.
Yunger Bernhard HI, ticket broker, 109 Grand ave.
Yungquist Win G, hardware, 783 3d.
Yunker J B & Sons (John B, Alfred Pand Wm A), leather, 278 W Water.
Zabel Moritz, jeweler, 1426 Vliet.
Zahn H HI & Co (Hugo II Zahn), printers, 421 E Water.
Zahn John, saloon, 601 Cherry.
Zahn Lorenz, saloon, 2928 Vliet.
Zahradmik Frank, grocer, 918 Racine.
Zahrly Abraham N, saloon, 2801 Lisbon.
Zamka Albert, saloon, 523 Bartlett. Zander Frederick, undertaker, 509 Broad- way.
Zareck Jacob, shoes, 330 Brady. Zarek Frank, saloon, 420 Maple.
Zarkowski John, grocer, 815 Ist nve.
Zarling Louis, grocer, Oakland ave be- yond city limits.
Zartner Andrew, saloon, 441 11th.
Fariner Joseph, Propr Mountain House, Restaurant, Dealer in Liquors, Beer, Fine Cigars, Ete, 41st and Park Hill,
Zartzin Bernhard, physician, 195 4th.
Zastrow Otto, meats, 432 Harmon.
Zaumeyer Frank, tailor, 332 Grand ave.
Zausch Herman, meats, 903 National are. Zausch J Moritz, saloon, 509 Park.
Zautcke Benjamin, grocer, 1131 Teutonia. Zealand Rev Joseph G (Catholic), cor 11th and State.
Zedler August, watchmkr. 1151 Teutonia. Zedier Hugo, Carpets. Wall Paper and Curtain Goods, 771 3d.
Zehner Charles A, sew mach. 728 3d. Zeibel Christine, midwife, Williamsburgh. Zeidler Frank, saloon, 1720 St Paul ave.
Zeininger Rt Rev Mgr Angust, Chancellor
Archdiocese of Milwaukee, 501 Jackson. Zeisig Frank, painter, 565 Clinton.
Zeisse C & Co (Christine Zeisse, Martha Suhr), dry goods, 825 Sth.
Zeisse & Foerster (Wilhelmine Zeisse, Her- man Foerster), dry goods, 847 11th.
Zeitz Brass and String Band. 554 6th.
Zeitz Charles, musician, 554 6th.
Zeizer Jacob, meats, 211 Jefferson.
Zell Charles, blacksmith. 8S6 14th.
Zeller Melchior, baker, 617 3d. Zellmann Michael, saloon, 531 3d.
Zellmer Reinhard, tailor, 512 Grove.
Zellner Benjamin, real estate, 84 Michigan.
Zenk George, jeweler, 1 Iron blk.
Zentgraf Lizzie, dressmaker, 902 Holton.
Zentner August F, boots, 761 Teutonia. Zepf Casper H, meats, 130 Huron.
Zepnick Charles, Florist and Land-
scape Gardener, Old Chicago Road West of C, M & St P Ry Crossing.
Zergman Mrs W A, news, 341 Reed.
Zernia Robert, saloon, 305 4th.
Zetteler Frederick T, real estate, 1112 Wal- nut.
Ziarnek Frank, saloon, 301 Becher
Zich Mrs Barbara, midwife, 660 Mitchell. Ziebach Albert, saloon, 1332 Fond du Lac. Ziebarth Joseph, grocer, 737 6th ave.
Ziebell Robert, jeweler, 524 Chestnut.
Ziegler George Co, George Ziegler Pres and Treas, George P Ziegler Vice- Pres, Charles I Ziegler Sec. Frank P Ziegler Supt, Theodore I Ziegler Asst Supt, Mnfg Confectioners, 233 to 239 E Water.
Ziegler John, cigar mofr, cor Lloyd and Jefferson.
Ziegler Matthew, saloon, 1602 Cold Spring. Ziehl JJohn, saloon, 521 3d.
Zielsdorf Ernst, music teacher, 480 9th.
Ziemann Albert, Mufr of Pumps and Cisterns; Well Digging, Boring and Cleaning, 585 Greenfield ave. (See ar, p 603 )
Ziemer Albert, meats, 860 21st.
Ziemer August, grocer, 1929 Vliet.
Ziemer Fred T, grocer, 1504 Clybourn.
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry,
Tho Favorite Route East VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
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Ziemer Frederick J, livery, 934 Kinni- kinnic ave.
Ziemer Herman, grocer, 2328 Brown.
Zierfuss Richard, saloon, 573 E Water. Zillmann August, confctr, 1004 Hadley. Zillmer August, blacksmith, 1062 3d.
Zillmer Theodore, clothing, 1340 Fond du Lac ave.
Zima Joseph, barber, 201 Grand ave.
Zimmer Bros (Meyer and Benjamin), gro- cers, 554 12th.
Zimmerman Edward G, confctr, 413} Grand ave.
Zimmerman Henry W, mofrs' agt, 93 W Water.
Zimmermann August, musician, 662 8th av Zimmermann Bros Clothing Co,
Valentine Zimmermann Pres and Treas, James Zimmermann Vice-Pres and Sec, Men's and Boys' Clothing and Clerical Garments, 384 E Water.
Zimmermann Charles, phys. 433 Milwaukee Zimmermann Rev Christian F, 640 Mineral Zimmermann George, cigarmkr, 65 Huron Zimmermann George J, grain, 65 Chicago. Zimmermann Henry W, horseshoer, 284 Brady."
Zimmermann Mrs Ida, milliner, 662 8th av Zimmermann Rudolph, saloon, 469 Natio- nal ave.
Zimprich John, hardware, 423 Clinton.
Zindel Mrs Lizzie, dressmkr, 613 4th av.
Zinke Charles, saloon, 630 Walnut.
Zinke Charles G, grocer, 512 Mitchell. Zinn Bros (Berthold F and August), whol jewelers, 98 Michigan.
Zinn Henry, carriagemkr, 507 Chestnut.
Zinn Malting Co, A & Zinn pres, Albert Zinn sec, 378 5th.
Zinn Oscar, drugs, 1130 State.
Zinn-Segall Co, Mary Zinn Pres, Wm
Segall Vice-Pres and Mugr. Oscar Zinn
Scc and Treas, Druggists, 432 Chestnut. Z nndorf Johanna, music teacher, 320 12th Z undorf Melinda, dressmaker, 320 12th. Z nns Albert J. phys, 490 11th.
Złifpel Emma, milliner, Williamsburgh. Zipter Gustav, meats, 502 Sherman. Zipter Rudolph, saloon, 675 3d.
Zirbel John, confetr, 1537 Fond du Lac av Zoeller Anton, saloon, 963 S Pierce.
Zoeller & Muir (Louis Zoeller, John Muir), meats, cor National and 29th aves.
Zohorka Matthias, blacksmith, 585 17th.
Zöhrlaut Herman Leather Co, Herman Zöhrlaut pres, Henry Esknche sec, 825 N Water.
Zopff Berthold A, clothes cleaning, 409 Grand ave.
Zopfy Miss Wanda, dressmkr, 140 Lloyd
Zottorelli Matteo, music teacher. 127 Huron Zschuttig Moritz, shoemkr, 1918 Ford du Lac ave.
Zube Frederick, saloon, cor Windlake and 8th ave.
Zuehlke Emil C, grocer, 2106 Cherry.
Zuehlke Panl, sec and treas Emil Kiewert Co, 28S E Water.
Zurowski Martin, meats, 723 8th ave.
Zwengel IIenry, mnfg jeweier. 1 Iron blk. Zwengel Herman, meats, 94 Martin.
Zwietusch Otto, Mnfr Soda Water Apparatus, 705 to 719 Chestnut.
Zwoster Martin, saloon, 31 W Water. Zywicki John, saloon, 326 Brady.
MINDORO. A village in La Crosse county, 21 miles northeast of La Crosse, the county seat, and 9} north of West Salem, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages tri-weekly to West Salem, Melrose and Burr Oak. Popula- tion, 150. Mail, tri-weekly. O. N. Olson, postmaster.
Barber G G, hotel. Hanson A C, general store.
Hodge J H & Co, General Store and Cheese Manufacturers.
James J M. farm impts.
Lamphere Hiram, blacksmith.
Lamphere HI P, dentist.
Mulder W, Meats.
Nilson Matthew O, carpenter.
Sly II II. feed mill.
Young & Conrad, flour mill.
MINERAL POINT. Dating its set- tlement from 1828, is a prosperous incor- porated city in Iowa county, on the C., M. & St. P. Ry. 8 miles from Dodgeville, 150 from Chicago, Ill., and 152 from Milwau- kee. It is the trade center for a rich agricultural, stock raising and mineral district, and contains a touring mill. 2 breweries, an oxide of zinc factory, a smelt- ing furnace, carriage and wagon shops, woolen mills, a foundry, paint works. Methodist, Episcopal and Catholic churches. a high, a public and denominational schools, 2 banks (one national), an opera house, several public halls, and 2 ably edited and progressive weekly newspapers, the Imen County Democrat and the Miami Point Tribune, The surrounding country is somewhat hilly, and contains large deposits of dry bone and black Jack, and the shipments comprise live stock, produce, beer, zine and lead. Stages daily to Dodre- ville ; fare, 50 cents. Telephone exchange.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R. DIRECT ROUTE to all POINTS in
NORTHERN IOWA,
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Short and Direct Route from CHICAGO, SOUTH,
748 MIN WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER MIN
Exp., Adams. Tel., W. U. Population, 3,000. Sidney Shepard, postmaster.
Allen P & Son (Philip and John), grocers. Appel Adolph, barber.
Bennett W HI & B J (Wm H and Benjamin J), proprs Mineral Point Tribune.
Benson Robert C, meats.
Bishop Alfred S, furniture.
Blewitt Wm H, wagonmaker.
Blewitt & Jacka (Benjamin Blewitt, David Jacka), bakery.
Bliss & Reed (Sidney Bliss, Stephen HI Reed), meat market.
Boynton John F, livery.
Branger Joseph, mason.
Brewer & Penhallegon (James Brewer, Richard J and Richard J Penhallegon jr), grocers.
Brown David, Livery Stable. (See adv, opp.)
Brown Wm, real estate.
Burgart Andrew, flour mill.
Chamley George W, propr Wisconsin House.
Chandler Horatio II, general store.
Charles Anthony, stone mason.
Charles John, Architect and Builder. (See adv, opp.)
Chase Rev March (Episcopal).
City Hotel, M W Terrill propr.
Cobb Albert W, horse breeder.
Collard Charles, cattle breeder.
Collins James J, saloon.
Collins Wm R, saloon.
Copeland E Clyde, photographer.
Crawford & Bro (George and Robert M), Proprietors Iowa County Democrat. Curnow Edward, wagonmaker.
Curry Wm J, harness.
Davey Edward J, boots and shoes.
Davisson Edgar H, horse breeder, 8 miles e Davisson F Elvin, horse breeder, 4 miles e Dawe John, grocer.
Day Christopher, shoemaker.
Day George, blacksmith.
Day Thomas, blacksmith.
Deller & Zimmers (Isaac Deller, Heury Zimmers), dry goods.
Dressen Adam, tailor.
Duppler Emil, saloon.
Eastman Win, physician.
Eden & Blewitt (John Eden, Charles Blewitt), hardware. Elam John, saloon.
Ellery & Son (Joseph and Thomas), car- penters. Engels Edward J, boots and shoes.
Fessenden Bros (Wm and Harry), painters Fessenden ES, physician.
First National Bank (capital $100,000. John HI Vivian pres, Philip Allen jr cashier.
Foster John, city marshal.
Frieden John P, boots and shoes.
Frieden Rev Fr (Catholic).
Gale Charles E, grocer.
Gillman Charles. brewer.
Globe Hotel, N Schillen propr.
Goldworthy Cullen, mason.
Gordon Joseph, hog breeder, 7 miles s e.
Gorgen & Co (John Gorgen), meats.
Gorgen & Pittz (John Gorgen, John Pittz), general store.
Graber John, live stock.
Graber Joseph, live stock.
Graber Louis, live stock.
Graber Nicholas, live stock.
Gundry, Gray & Co (Joseph Gundry, Joseph F La Malle, John and John Gray jr), dry goods.
Gundry Josepb, loans.
Hadfield John, hides.
Hales John M, dentist.
Hales Wm G, dentist.
Handra Bros (Charles and John), grocers.
Hankins Miss Edith A, music teacher.
Hankins Joseph P, paint mnfr.
Hanscom J J & Co (Joshua J and Joshus Hanscom), books and exp agts.
Harris Harry, grocer.
Hartert Nicholas, farm machinery.
Healy Miss Margaret, milliner.
Hewitt Mrs Ida, dressmkr.
Hoare James, dairy.
Hoare Richard, mine operator.
Hocking S & Co (Samuel Hocking, Sam- ** uel Jenkins), hardware.
Holmes Miss Millie, dressmaker.
Horn Jobn, general store.
Hornug Charles, baker.
Hosking Jolm E, photos.
Hutchison Miss Amy, music teacher.
Hutchison James & Son, proprs Iowa County Bank.
Iowa County Bank, James Hutchison & Son proprs.
lowa County Democrat, Craw. ford & Bro Propre, Circulation 1,100; Most Complete Newspaper, Book and Job Printing Office in Southwest Wis- consin.
Ivey Henry, harness.
Jacko Alonzo, blacksmith.
Jacko David, grocer. Jacko Wmn H, meats.
Jacko & Penhallegon (David Jacko, John Penhallegon), hardware.
Jackson John, hog breeder, 5 miles & c. James Mrs Nellie C, dressmaker.
Electrical Supplies
JULIUS ANDRAE,
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Green Bay Business College, cousin. J. N. McCUNN, President.
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MIN AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MIN 749
James Robert, coal. Jenkins Denis, jeweler. Jeuck Bros (George and Wm), general store.
Jeuck John, saloon. Kauffmann John, saloon.
Kecler George S, livery.
Kieffer Nicholas, saloon.
Kinn John, furniture. Kuhnehenn George. tailor. La Malle Joseph, mayor. Lanyon Cyrus, lawyer.
Lanyon John, foundry. Lenahan Miss Kate, milliner.
Ludden Martha J, dry goods.
Ludden S Dexter, mngr M J Ludden, dry goods.
Mckinlay Bros (Daniel, John and James), Carpenters and Builders.
McMurray Henry, saloon.
Martin & Prideaux (James D Martin, Ben- jamin Prideaux), lumber.
Martin & Toay (Nicholas T Martin, James M Toay), hardware. Masten George H, blacksmith. Matthews Ann E, dressmaker. Mauger Wm, jeweler.
Mineral Point Cornet Band, Adam Dresen leader.
Mineral Point Tribune, W H & B J Ben- nett proprs.
Mineral Point Woolen Mills, Philip Allen jr pres, R J Penhallegon jr treas.
Mineral Point Zinc Co, Wm A Jones sec and treas, mnfrs oxide of zinc.
Minor Maurice J, brewer.
Mulhairn James M, cigar mnfr.
Muenster Joseph, general store.
O'Dowd John, saloon.
O'Keefe Rev James (Catholic).
Osborne John, barness.
Osborne Nannie T, general store.
Osborne Solomon T, music.
Paden John, carpenter.
Penberthy Wm, carpenter.">
Penhallegon Bros (Wm J and Fred), boots and shoes.
Phillips Edward A, mngr U S Hotel.
Prideaux Joseph, meats.
Prideaux Wm, drugs.
Pulford R Delos, drugs.
Reading & Deau (Charles Reading, Stephen Dean), breeding stable.
Ross Bros (Wm and Samuel), cattle
breeders.
Sander, Rockwell & Co, lumber.
Schillen Nicholas, propr Globe Hotel. Schmidt John, dray.
DAVID BROWN, CITY LIVERY.
First-Class turnouts, rea sonable prices. TRAVELING TRADE SOLICITED. MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN.
JOHN CHARLES,
ARCHITECT, BUILDER
AND
General Contractor.
MINERAL POINT, - WISCONSIN.
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry,
The Favorite Route East VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
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YOUNG LADIES WANTED!
THE BRYANT & STRATTON CHI- CAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE Pre- pares young ladies to do acceptable work in Business Offices.
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Shanley Miss Lillie, milliner. Shepard Sidney, postmaster. Shepard Timothy H, marble. Sims Samuel, livery. Smith Hiram & Son (Hiram and Alonzo), carpenters. Smith John M, lawyer.
Snow Nelson II, railroad agent.
Spensley James, smelting furnace. Spensley & McIlhon (Calvert Spensley, Charles W McIlhon), lawyers.
Spratler John A, grocer.
Springer Charles F, Mnfr of Fine Hand-Made Cigars; Havana Goods a Specialty.
Strong Moses M, lawyer.
Tallman Wm L, physician.
Terrill Mark W, propr City Hotel.
Terrill S & C H (Samuel and Charles H), marble.
Thies Mrs John, grocer.
Thomas Stephen, painter. Toay John R, butter and eggs.
Tregilgus Wm, wagonmaker.
Trewcek Nicholas, blacksmith.
Trewcek Wm, blacksmith.
United States Hotel, E A Phillips mngr. Van Meter N K, hog breeder, 6 miles s e. Vivian John H, drugs.
Vivian & Son (Johu HI and Stansmore), physicians.
Wearme James, foundry.
Weidenfelder P & Co (Philip and Frank Weidenfelder), painters.
Weisen Ernest, painter. White Samuel, lumber and grain.
Winn Bennett, barber. Winn Charles, barber.
Wisconsin House, G W Chamley propr. Whitney Robert, wagonmaker.
MINNESOTA JUNCTION. A - post village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, at the junction of the C. & N. W. Ry, in Dodge county, 3 miles north of Juneau, the county seat, and ? east of Beaver Dam, the nearest banking point. Population, 180. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. J. W. Sawyer, postmaster.
Askew Wm, railroad and express agent. Berger George, telegragh ngent. Deits CC, insurance agent. Deits Lettie, music teacher. Dickinson C C, Lumber. Eichelberg Henry, general store. Gove Curtis, livery. Kruseger Frank, hotel aud saloon. Neuendorf Rudolph, mason. Sawyer E A, saloon.
Sawyer J W, General Store. Stutz Charles W, carriagemaker. Sweeney Nelson, hay. Warren Bertha, dressmaker.
MINOCQUA. Formerly known as Tomahawk Like is on the C., M. & St. P. Ry. in Oneida county, 28 miles north- west of Rhinelander, the judicial seat and nearest banking point. Population, 300. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. J. R. Jensen, postmaster.
Barkley & Loughlin, general store.
Branley J B, justice.
Briggs Mrs C E, Hotel.
Buryea F, barber.
Cottrill J, saloon.
Daniels DD M, General Store.
Doyle Mrs E, dressmaker.
Doyle Marcus, livery.
Foster John, shoemaker.
Hannon & Ehmann, meats.
Hill W, baker and restaurant.
Hudson E, Physician.
Johnson F & Co, hotel and saloon.
Kelley John, carpenter.
Kellogg J II, justice.
McLaren A M, saloon.
Madden Patrick, hotel.
Mann J B && Bro. hotel. Mehlies N J, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Melang August, blacksmith.
Moore & Haight, Grocers.
Nickles C N, hotel.
Ogden Chet, saloon.
O'Malley P J, hotel.
Perry Mrs, laundry.
Radcliffe & Kellogg, saw mill.
Reed George, justice.
Roemer F. hotel.
Roof Mrs M. dressmaker.
Rose & Wolf, saloon. Sether & Poppe, physicians.
Stamp Robert, saloon.
Sullivan & Co. General Store.
Sussengerth Charles, barber.
Sutten J N, saloon.
Sweet A B, physician. Tripp F, hotel.
MINONG. On Shell creek, and ou the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry, in Washburn county 27 miles north of Shell Lake, the judicial seat. Exp., Am. Mail dally. Population, 50.
Batchelder & Tooley, shingle mill.
Bond & Kimball, live stock. Clifford John, saw mill. Foley L B. saw mill.
Littleworth M C, shiagle mill.
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MISHA MOKWA. A post village on Little Bear creek, in Buffalo county, 16 miles northwest of Alma, the county seat, 7 from Nelson, the nearest railroad sta- tion, and 10 from Durand, the nearest banking point. Population, 40. Mail, daily. A. H. De Groff, postmaster.
Aitkin Edward, blacksmith. Aitkin Robert, blacksmith and justice. Chaffee W H, general store. De Groff A IM, General Store and Grain. Hillestad Knud, shoemaker. Latshaw Jacob, hotel.
MISHICOT. On East Twin river, in Manitowoc county, 12 miles northeast of Manitowoc, the county seat, and 7 north of Two Rivers, the nearest railroad station. Manitowoc is the nearest banking point. Population, 200. Mail, daily. John HI. Terens, postmaster.
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Beyer Hans, cheese factory. Beyer Ira, cheese factory. Brummer Frederick, hotel. Clausen Fred, farm impts. Elkart Edward, cheese factory. Engelandt Henry, cheese factory.
Fleutje Charles, cheese factory.
Heyroth Ferdinand, General Store. Hittner HI M, physician. Kneickrehm Diedrich, boots and shoes. Knudson K, blacksmith.
Lenhardt David, tailor. Levenhagen Charles, saloon. Levenhagen Henry, saw and shingle mill. Levenhagen HI C & Son, hotel.
Levenbagen Louis, Meats. Mueller Bruno, furniture. Mueller Charles, cheese factory. Mueller & Halberg, wagonmakers. Nimfurther Mary, dressmaker. Scheuer John G, brewer. Scheuer && Breider, general store. Soenkson B && Sons, flour and saw mills. Terens Jomm II & son, Hardware and Implements. Weinfurther Charles, cheese factory. Wilson Charles, blacksmith. Zander Fred, hotel.
MITCHELL. Formerly known as Osceola, is in Fond du Lac county, 13 miles southeast of Fond du Lac, the coun- ty seat, and 63 east of Eden, the nearest railway station. Fond du Lac is the nearest banking point, Mail, semi week- ly. R. Morgan, postmaster.
MODENA. A village on Beef river, in Buffalo county, 16 miles northeast of Alma, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages daily to Alma and Mondovi. Population 75. Mail, daily. S. Walker, postmaster.
Babcock Mrs B F, hotel. Canar H J, blacksmith and impts. Frary G BB, Grist Mill. Gibson H W, gen store and cheese mnfr. Meyer J B, justice. Smerod Kanute, carpenter. Walker Samuel, General Store. White Edward, carpenter.
MONCHES. A post village on the Oconomowoc river, in Waukesha county, 18 miles northwest of Waukesha, the coun- ty seat, 6 north of Hartland, the nearest railroad station, and 8 northeast of Ocono- mowoc, the nearest banking point. Stages daily to Hartland. Population, 110. Mail, daily. Peter Whelan, postmaster.
Breitling Charles, blacksmith. Burg Joseph & Son, flour mill. Campbell B L, physician. Daly Michael, builder.
Flynu & Whelan, General Store and Creamery.
Hartley Wm, shoemaker. Keating Arthur, meats and live stock. Lansing Gustavus, wagonmaker. Purtell John, general store. Ward James C, grocer and saloon. Whelan Peter, Notary.
MONDOVI. On Buffalo river and on the S. Ste. M. &S. W. Ry, in Buffalo coun- ty, 25 miles northeast of Alma, the county seat. Has a private bank, and a weekly newspaper, the Herald. Population, 700. Exp, Am. Tel., W. U.
Barrows HI C, meats. Brown Frank, drugs. Brown Peter, boots and shoes.
Brownlee J T, flour mill. Buffalo County Herald, W L Houser publr. Canar, Boast & Ward, general store.
Cathcart & Farrington, machinery. Caulking Charles, railroad, exp and tel agt. Cheney JE, Furniture. Christensen Mrs B. general store.
City Hotel. C Nicholson propr. Dillon F H, Banker. Dillon & Pace, general store. Euglesby C H, barber. Farmers' Home, C Schriver propr. Fisher A B, feed mill.
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Fisher N K, machinery and planing mill. Fuller E D, harness.
Giles H C, physician.
Hanson P & Co, blacksmiths.
Hawkins O G, Hardware.
Hebard C H, physician.
Holmes & Quabery, livery.
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