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Houser Walter L, publr Herald.
Hubbard S D, live stock.
Johnson House, Iver Johnson propr. Lockwood & Otis, live stock.
Lockwood & Trowbridge, pumps.
Maloney John, saloon.
Miller C S, restaurant.
Miller S, physician.
Myers E HI, blacksmith and machinist. Nelson C R, Drugs.
Nicholson Charles, propr City Hotel. Nyseth Ole H, wagonmaker.
Robinson Rev A C (Baptist).
Robinson D W, general store.
Schriner C, propr Farmers' Home.
Scbriner Fred, blacksmith.
Smith F, drugs.
Smith Rev George (Methodist).
Southworth R, Hardware.
Standish W L, blacksmith.
Teigen II O, shoemaker.
Thomas Rev George (Congregational).
Whelan J W, lawyer.
Winter Richard, mason and plasterer. Wyman W W, drugs.
MONICO. A village on the M., L. S. & W. Ry, in Forest county, 12 miles from Crandon, the seat of justice, and 14 from Rhinelander, the nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Population, 150. G. H. Hastings, postmaster.
Gill John M, blacksmith.
Hastings George MI, General Store, Restaurant and Justice. Lester D D, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Meyer John, hotel and meats. O'Donnell M, hotel and saloon. Stevens M, saloon.
Stick Wm, carpenter.
Wentworth C E, physician.
MONROE. The judicial seat of Green county, is located on the C., M. & St. P. Ry and on the I. C. R. R., 45 miles south- west of Madison, 34 west of JJanesville and 105 southwest of Milwaukee. It was in- corporated as a village in 1859, as a city in 1882, and is the receiving and distributing point for a rich agricultural and stock rais- ing section. It is rapidly increasing in size and importance, and contains churches
of the Catholic, Congregational, Christian, Episcopal, Evangelical, Methodist Episco- pal, Lutheran, Seventh Day Adventist, Presbyterian, United Brethren and Univer- salist denominations, excellent public schools, a well equipped fire department, first-class hotels, agricultural implement works, carriage and wagon factories, a milk condensing factory, a water heater and purifier factory, a brewery, saw and planing mills, 2 banks-theCitizens' and First National -- a large hall with a seating capa- city of 1,200, and numerous large and well- stocked special and general stores, etc. Six newspapers, the Gazette (weekly), the Green County Herold (weekly). the Sentinel (week- ly), the Independent (daily), the County Journal (weekly), and the Sun (weekly) are published. Land in the vicinity ranges in price from $40 to $100 per acre, and cheese, butter, grain, cattle, hogs and the pro- ducts of the above mentioned factories comprise the shipments. Electricity is successfully used for lighting and the city has a regular electric fire alarm, the Holly system of water works and a public libra- ry of over 2,000 volumes. Telephone con- nection. Exp , Am. and Adams. Tel., W. U. Population, 4,200. Felix Bennett, postmaster.
Abbott Simcon W, lawyer and justice. Ablei Henry, saloon.
Armory of Co H 1st Regt Wis National Guards.
Ashworth Wm, barber.
Banks George W. drugs.
Barker Goodsill C. saloon.
Becker .John M, Law and Collections.
Beller Gottlieb, cheese factory.
Bennett Clay W, dentist.
Bennett Felix. postmaster.
Bennett Mrs Hannah. physician.
Benson Rev (Methodist).
Blafder & Zienswer, cheese factory.
Bloom Miss Carrie, music teacher.
Bloomer Adamı, cheese factory.
Blotz Martin, saloon.
Blunt & Bennett (Wm O Blunt, Clarendon A Bennett), clothing.
Bolender J & Son (John and Fred J), dry goods.
both Charles A, Propr Monroe Sentinel.
Bowman John, mason.
Buehler Andrew, wagonmaker.
Burke Peter F', saloou.
Burkhalter & Aeschleman (Jacob Burkhal- ter, Gottfried F' Acschlemau), saloon.
Butterfield Samuel, carpenter.
Byers Fred W. physician.
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry,
The Favorite Route East VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
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Write California Wines For WINES 10 E. POMMER WINE CO., Pure
294 WEST WATER ST., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
MON AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MON 753
HERMAN KLOEPPEL.
FRED. KADERLY.
KLOEPPEL & KADERLY, Merchant Tailors.
West Side of Square,
MONROE, - WIS.
J. H. WILLAMAN.
E. B. THORP.
WILLAMAN & THORP, Furniture and Undertaking.
IVIS.
Practical Embalmers.
- PALACE BLOCK, MONROE,
FERD. SHRINER,
UNDERTAKER,
AND DEALER IN
Funeral Supplies, COFFINS, ROBES, ETC. WISCONSIN.
Livery and Sale Stables.
N. S. DUERST.
FIRST-CLASS TURNOUTS
Traveling Trade a Specialty.
MONROE, - WISCONSIN.
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MONROE, -
Guns and Ammunition. Largest Stock in John Meunier Gun Co., 2:2 W. Water Sf .. Milwaukee, 11/s. OF AGENTS FOR SYCAMORE SPECIAL TRAP POWDER.
BIT THEnsISM
nUDEBANNER
Robert Harper & Sons,
PAINTERS, 446 E. Water St., East Side Market S.1 .. MILWACKEL. Telephone 818. Wall Papers.
Has Issued over 1,650,000 ACCIDENT POLICIES. M. N. MacLAREN, State Agent, 20 Chamber of Commerce, Milwaukee.
The Travelers Insurance Company
754 MON
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER MON
Carroll Bros (James, Edward and Henry), grocers. Chadwich Wm W, grain.
Chenoweth & Co (Frank L Chenoweth, John 'T Etter), dry goods.
Churchill Mrs Ann, physician.
Churchills, Dodge & Weirich (George and Norman Churchill, Augustus C Dodge, Thomas H Weirich), planing mills.
Citizens' Bank (capital and surplus, $100,- 000), John Bolender pres, J Henry Dueret cash.
City Hotel, Fred Schertenleib propr.
Clawson Phineas J. lawyer.
Confer Frank M, physician.
Connery John, blacksmith.
Copeland House, Mrs A Fretz propr. County Journal, Woodle & Turner proprs. Cring Miss Libbie, dressmaker.
Crotty John, apiarist.
Cunningham Michael A, co supt schools. Daily Independent, W T Giles propr. Darling Nicholas, plasterer.
Darling Scott, saloon.
Day Albert L, physician.
Disch ,John, baker.
Dixon John, barber.
Dodge Augustus C, lumber.
Douglass Andrew S, lawyer.
DuBois Robert, plasterer. Duerst Jacob, cheese factory.
Duerst Nicholas s, Livery, Feed and Sale Stables. (See adv, p 753.)
Duerst & Hodges (Henry Duerst, Wm W Hodges), dry goods.
Dunwiddie Brooks, county judge.
Dunwiddie John D, lawyer.
Edelman Eli, carpenter.
Edwards Annie E, teacher.
Edwards Wm, shoemaker.
Eilert Jacob K, drugs.
Einbeck Edward, soda water mnfr.
Elmer Regula, dressmaker.
Etter & Babler (Robert A Etter, John Bab- ler), real estate.
Excelsior Manufacturing Co, feed, water beaters and purifiers.
Eyrick Mrs Daniel W, Propr Eyrick House; the Best ȘI a Day House in the State; Traveling Trade Solicited.
Eyrick House, Mrs D W Eyrick Propr; First-Class Accommodations for Commercial Trade.
First National Bank (capital, $100,000), Arabut Ludlow pres, Heury Ludlow cashier.
Fitzgibbons Bros (Manrice and James), carriage mnfrs.
Flanders Edward O, ladies' furng goods. Flanders Mrs Edward O, dressmaker.
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Fleek John L, coroner.
Fort & Wenger (Miss Louisa Fort, Miss Ida Wenger), dressmakers.
French & Lanz (Charles French, Freder- ick Lanz), hardware.
Fretz Mrs Augusta, propr Copeland House.
Frey Charles, carpenter.
Gerber Nicholas, saloon.
Germann Daniel, harness.
Gettings John jr, meat market.
Gettings R & Son (Roger and Michael C), meats.
Giles Win T, Propr Weekly Gazette and Daily Independent.
Ginner Miss Lena, dressmaker.
Glascott & Bragg (Archibald F Glascott, Wm P Bragg), grocers.
Goddard Anson W, boots and shoes.
Green Albert M, county treasurer.
Green County Herold, Robert Kohli Propr.
Green County House, Fred Thom propr.
Greenwald Bros (John, Samuel and 11. bert), hardware.
Grimes Henry C, harnessmaker.
Grunert Ferdinand & Co, Mnfrs of and Dealers in Cheese.
Haack Carl, saloon.
Hall John C, physician.
Harper & Strieff (John S Harper, Joshus Strieff), hardware.
Hefty & Son (Jacob and Fred), brewers.
Herrick Henry C, metal polish.
Hill Washington, carpenter.
Hoehn Henry, dry goods.
Hoesley Milt, saloon.
Hoffman Jacob, apiarist, 3 miles s w.
Huss Louis, fancy goods
Jackson Samuel, boots and shoes.
Jones Mrs Eva E, milliner.
Karlen Jacob Sr, Cheese Mnfr an ! Dealer.
Karlen & Co (JJacob Karlen jr, Wm WI. ber, Edward Lipchow), saloon.
Keehner Edward, mngr Wis Tel Co and Am Exp Co.
Kelley Ephraim, boarding stable.
Kerr Benjamin S, lawyer.
King George H, jeweler.
Kittleson Jacob A, register of deeds.
Biloeppel Kaderly (Herman
Merchan!
Kloeppel, Fred Kaderly), Tailors. (Se ade, p :53.)
Kneller Adolph, general store. Kneller Samuel, general store.
Knight Miss Marie, dressmaker.
Kuipschild Bros (John W and Frank A blacksmiths.
Knox Oliver E, sewing machines.
CEMENT,
MILWAUKEE CEMENT CO. 151 WEST WATER ST., MILWAUKEE, DI.
Pianos and Organs DEARHOLT & BENEDICT, I Cor. Oneida and Milwaukee Sts., MILWAUKEE. See Page 5.
MON AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MON 755
Kohli Robert, Propr Green County Herald.
Kruger John C & Co, cheese factory.
Kundert Abraham H, hardware.
Kundert & Co (Caspar Kundert, George P Trautwein), hardware.
Lanz Andrew, wagonmaker.
Lawrence Miss Minnie M, dressmaker.
Lemmel John, county clerk.
Leuenberger Gottlieb, saloon.
Lewis Andrew, clerk circuit court.
Lichtenwalner
Albert
F, drugs
and
groceries.
Linley Amos L, plasterer.
Loofbourow Nathan A, physician. .
Luchsinger John, lawyer and justice. Luchsinger Thomas, sheriff.
Ludlow The, Harry C Tyler propr.
Ludlow & Son (Arabut and Willis), live stock.
McConnell James, blacksmith.
McCracken Miss Minnie, music teacher.
Mack Samuel B, farm implements.
Mackey John, cooper.
Mauree Richard, horseshoer.
Merritt Ali, jeweler.
Messerschmidt Rev (German Methodist). Metcalf Sidney H, music teacher.
Miller Frank, saloon.
Miller Ida A, coatmaker.
Miller Julius H, dry goods.
Miller Robert, furniture.
Miller Stephen, meat market.
Monroe Cornet Band, Strawn Shrake Idr. Monroe Gazette, Wm T Giles Editor. Monroe House, Fritz Roth propr.
Monroe Public Library, Miss Kittie Smock librarian.
Monroe Sentinel, Charles A Booth Propr.
Monroe Sun, George R South Propr. Monroe Turnverein, Robert Miller mngr. Monroe & Son (Wm and Zera), physicians. Morgan Daniel HI, county surveyor.
Moyer Samuel R, physician. Mulhern John, boarding house.
Nash Miss Fannie E, W U tel agt.
Nelty Patrick, live stock, 6 miles n.
Niess C, cheese factory.
Niess D), cheese factory.
()'Brien Rev Henry (Catholic).
O'Connor & Leland (Henry JJ O'Connor, Abram Leland), druggists. Odell John W, editor Daily Independent. Patterson Stephen, barber. Pfeiffer Christian, grocer. Pfund Robert G, saloon.
Puffer Peter W, agt C, M & St P Ry. Raymond Julius A, meats. . Regerz. Jacob, cheese infr.
Relf & Hyde (Martha E Relf, Florence E Hyde), milliners.
Riley Wm, plasterer.
Rood Judson L, lumber.
Roth Fritz, propr Monroe House. Roth, Luchsinger & Co (Christian Roth, Otmer Luchsinger, Isaiah Stauffacher), cheese mofrs.
Roth & Weber (Christian Roth, Louis Weber), grocers.
Roub Joseph F, veterinary surgeon.
Ruegger Edward, laundry. Ruf Carl, cigar mnfr,
Rusch Berthold N, cigar mofr.
Rust Ernest, Dentist, Office in Che- noweth's Blk, n w cor Square.
Ryan Daniel C, marble.
Sally John C, painter.
Sanborn Charles, agent I C RR.
Schadel & Thorpe (Samuel P Schadel, Edwin M Thorpe), general store.
Schaffer Wm B, painter.
Scharer James, mason.
Schepley Charles R, fancy goods.
Schertenleib Fred, propr City Hotel.
Schertenleib John, saloon.
Schindler Andrew, Groceries and Provisions and Dealer and Shipper of Produce.
Schmidt Adam, boots and shoes.
Schneider Charles HI, cigar mufr.
Schneider Wendlin, blacksmith.
Schroealer Paul M, painter.
Schuler & Son (Samuel and Samuel jr), harness. Sery Adolph, barber.
Settle Wm, barber.
Shechan Patrick, harnessmaker.
Shoenfield Wm C, city dray.
Shriner Ferdinand, Undertaker and Embalmer. (See adn, p 753.)
Sickinger Joseph A, express.
Sickinger Louis, city dray.
Signer Anton, saloon and restaurant.
Sigrist Theodore, baker.
Skelley Henry H, barber.
Smith Miss Anna E, dressmaker.
Smith Elias HI. carpenter.
Smock Miss Kittie, librarian Monroe Pub- lic Library. Soseman John D, dentist.
South George R, Propr Monroe Suu. Southwick Edward D, pedler. Spaeny Henry, meats.
Spahr P & Son (Peter and John), clothing.
Spangler George & Co (George Spangler, Ferdinand Burgi), gunsmiths.
Sprague Miss Jessie E. stenographer. Stantfacher Robert, plasterer. Stearns German O, live stock.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. The Popular I Line to the
West and Northwest
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Buy Goodyear Syringes, 5%%
Goodyear Rubber Co.,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
756 MON WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER MON
Steiger Carl, physician. Steinman Jacob, carpenter. Stoll Louis, saloon.
Summeril Thomas L, auctioneer.
Sutherland George N, newsdealer.
Tanner Rev Robert (Lutheran),
Thom Fred, propr Green County House. Thom John, saloon.
Thrall Rev S C (Episcopal).
Timme Carl, cheese factory.
Treat E P & F P (Ezra P and Fred P), live stock.
Treat J B & Co (Joseph B Treat, Charles F Bradshaw, Frederick E Legler), dry goods.
Trickel Joshua, saloon.
Trickel Mrs Joshua, dressmaker.
Trickel Joshua jr, soda water mnfr.
Trickel & Thorpe (Charles Trickel, Wm Thorpe), saloon.
Tschudy, Beller & Co, cheese factory.
Tschudy Jacob J jr, boots and shoes.
Tyler Harry C, propr The Ludlow.
Van Wagenen Henry G, jeweler.
Voegeli Jacob, cheese factory,
Vogt Bros (George W and Frank), painters. Vogt Carl, saloon.
Wagner John M, baker.
Walker George, cigar mnfr.
Warren Frank, livery.
Weissmiller James, plasterer.
Wells & Edelman (Thomas Wells, Jesse W Edelman), clothing.
Wenger J C, cheese mnfr. White Frank F, Jumber.
White Horatio G, Photographer. White Pliny HI, meat market.
Willaman & Thorp (John H Willa- man, Eugene B Thorp), Furniture and Undertaking. (See adv, p 753.)
Williams Mrs Henry, dressmaker.
Wisconsin Milk Condensing Co (Capital, $100,000), Arabut Ludlow Pres, Joseph B Treat Vice-Pres, Jeff Weber Sec and Treas, Ferdinand Grun- ert Mngr.
Witwer Bros (Albert and Gottfried), saloon. Wolcott Albert M, apiarist.
Wood Wm, live stock.
Woodle & Turner (Leroy A Woodle,
Frank F Turner), proprs County Journal. Wright Colin W, district attorney. Wright Wm W, real estate.
Yost Peter, auctioneer.
Young D S & Co (Daniel S and Charles S Young), grocers. Zeilinger Erucilla, dressmaker.
Zimmer Charles, blacksmith. Zweifel Elizabeth, grocer.
Zweifel Toblas, Photographer.
MONROE CENTRE. In Adams county, 16 miles northwest of Friendship, the county seat, 12 northeast of Necedab, the nearest railroad station, and 20 southi of Grand Rapids, the usual banking point. Stages to Friendship, Necedah and Grand Rapids. Population, 200. Mail, daily.
C. H. Schneider, postmaster.
Ely O C, creamery.
Gardner J Y, creamery.
George Henry, shoemaker.
Haven Charles, shoemaker.
Ilayes B F, justice.
Jefferson G, creamery.
Lawson Frank, barber.
Michels Rev M A (Methodist).
Roberts Rufus, carpenter.
Schneider C EI, General Store.
Ticey Wm, creamery.
Tinney Wm, general store.
Weaver Peter, carpenter.
Williamson E, creamery.
York R N, blacksmith.
MONTANA. A postoffice in Buffalo county, 18 miles east of Alma, the county seat, and 14 northwest of Arcadia, the nearest railway station and banking point. It contains a flour mill. 2 feed mills, Catho- lic, Lutheran and Methodist churches and a district school. Stages daily to Fountain City. Population, 550. Mail, daily. Aug. Helwig jr., postmaster.
Bandli Christ, carpenter.
Bates Harvey, butter maker.
Brenner George, General Store.
Kindschi George H, justice and blksmith. Kounter John, mason.
Marks Charles, blacksmith.
Ochsner ,John, flour mill.
Oertli Fohn, General Store.
Rupp Christ, feed mill.
Zeller Lewis, feed mill.
MONTELLO. A popular summer resort and the judicial seat of Marquette county, is situated on the Wisconsin Central Line, and on both sides of the Montello river and on Buffalo lake, which faruishes power for granite polishing works and s flouring mill. The village also contains a planing mill, a bank, Catholic and Method. ist churches, a high school and two weekly newspapers, the Montello Erpress (Dem ) and the Marquette County Times (Ind.) I was first settled in 1819 and incorporate ! as a village in 1865. The principal indus. try of the village Is the quarrying of a splendid quality of granite, which exists in
G UN BORING AND REPAIRING a Specialty. We have the beat equipped shop in the State. We handle Guns, Ammunition, Base Hall and Athletic supplies. Fishing Tackle of Fincas Quality. The F. P. Staunard Gun Co., 11| B. Water St., Milwaukee, Ils.
Cash Assets, $110,000,000. ) Northwestern Branch
flew York Life Insurance Co., urplus, - 16,000,000. 5 Office, 416 Milwaukee St., MILWAUKEE, WIS. W. S. CANDEE, State Agent. WALKER BUCKNER, Gen'l Manager.
MON AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MON 757
immense quantities in the vicinity. Stages daily to Princeton, and semi-weekly to Pardeeville and Portage. Granite and live stock are the principal shipments. Tele- phone connection. Bonded debt, $1,000. Exp., Northern Pacific. Tel., W. U. Population, 800. Ella J. Cogan, post- master.
American House, Edward McCaffrey Proprietor.
Bank of Montello, A J Barry cashier.
Barry James, carpenter.
Barry John, lawyer and insurance.
Barry & Sherwood (Frank J Barry, Ray G Sherwood), Proprs and Publrs Marquette County Times.
Bass Edward A, physician.
Berlin and Montello Granite Co, Ed Burns supt.
Bissell Charles IK, Propr Montello Express and Steam Printing House.
Boehning Ernst, baker.
Bremner George J, saloon.
Brown Isaac J, justice.
Burns Andrew, Marble and Granite Works.
Callaghan Michael, saloon.
Cogan Miss Ella J, Postmaster.
Cogan Miss Sarah, music teacher.
Cook Lyman J, general store.
Croarken Patrick, propr Fountain House. Curtis Wm H, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Dartt George W. barber.
Donovan Miss Mary G, milliner.
Ellison Martin G. hardware.
Erbe Samuel, hardware. .
Fitzpatrick Patrick C, tailor.
Foley James, produce.
Fountain House, Patrick Croarken propr.
Gage Myron, Livery, Sale and Board ing Stables; Good Rigs at Reasonable Prices.
Gorske Henry, boots and shoes.
Gorsline & Co (Charles P' and George S Gorsline), general store.
Griffin & Riley (Sampson Griffin, Edwin Riley), lumber.
Grulilke Michael, Wagonmaker and Repairer. Hallmann Louis, shoemaker.
Hennig Michael, meats.
Kehlet Axel, general store.
Lange G Wm, tailor.
Lee Theodore H. harness.
Leonard Martin D, grocer.
Lewis John, housemover.
McCaffrey Edward, Lawyer and Propr American House.
McCuddin Michael, Furniture and Undertaker. (Sce adv, below.)
McDonald James J, lumber.
McDonnell Charles, Horseshoer and Farrier. Blacksmith, Manthey Ernst, saloon.
Marquette County Times, Barry & Sherwood Proprietors and Publishers. Montello Express, a Newspaper all Home-Print, Charles H Bissell Propr.
Montello House, L N Stevens Pro- prietor.
Morgan James W, sew mach and organs.
Murphy John C, blacksmith.
Norcross Bros (David and Jacob F), plan- ing mill.
O'Brien Wm, general store.
O'Donnell Bryant W, saloon.
Pratt Horace J. physician.
Pratt Martin H, drugs.
Preston Luther, carpenter.
Preston & Cotter (Warren Preston, Law- rence Cotter).
Quantius Bros, produce dealers.
Radke Herman M, hardware.
Roskie Charles F', general store.
Sauer Rev Christian (Lutheran).
Shibely Jacob J, justice.
Sisk Patrick M, saloon.
Stevens Llewellyn N, Propr Mon- tello House.
Stillman Rev Orin A (Methodist).
Straight Wm S, dentist.
Tagatz Christoph, broker.
Ward Ira J, Jeweler and Watchma- ker and Mngr Telephone Office.
Washburn Frank, drayman.
Weseloh & Just (John F Weseloh, Charles A Just), general store.
Wilkins Austin, general store.
Williams Evan R, furniture.
MONTEREY. A village on Ashipun creek, in Waukesha county, 16 miles north -
M. M.CUDDIN,
DEALER IN Furniture, Coffins and Picture Frames,
MONTELLO,
WISCONSIN.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
DIRECT ROUTE to all POINTS in
NORTHERN IOWA,
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Cudahy Brothers, { MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Hams, Shoulders, Bacon, Pork, Lard, Beef, Sausage, Etc., Etc.
758 MON
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER MON
west of Waukesha, the county seat, and 4 north of Oconomowoc, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Population, 150. Mail, daily. D. Ostrander, post- master.
Boomer Mrs E O, hotel. Huebner Wm, blacksmith.
Ludwig H, carpenter.
Nehls Henry, meats.
Ostrander D, General Store and Cheese Mnfr.
Roth J P, flour mill.
MONTFORT. Is located on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Grant county, 22 miles northeast of Lancaster, the county seat. Considerable mining is carried on in the vi- cinity and zinc and lead ores, grain, produce and live stock are shipped, It contains 2 churches, a high and district schools, 2 banks, a feed mill, a cheese factory, roller flouring mill and a live weekly newspaper, the Montfort Monitor. Exp., Am. Tel.,
W. U. Population, 500. I. G. De Witt, postmaster.
Addison Charles, saloon.
Brechler Bros, flour mill.
Bunker George H, grocer.
Bunt James, general store.
Carter Wm, propr Montfort House. Chandler Edward, notions.
Delaney John, zinc ore. De Witt I. Gurla, postmaster.
Eastman D & Sons (David, Hiram and Orville), meats.
Eastman HI & Son (Henry and Morton), bankers.
Fieldhaus Frederick, mason.
Fosbinder John H, boots and shoes.
Frankland Edward, saloon.
Frankland House, James Frankiand Propr. (See ado, below.)
Frankland James, Propr Frankland House. (See adv, below.)
Frankland & Co (James and Wm Frank- land), livery.
Gibson George, live stock.
Goldthorp & Munz (E T Goldthorp, Al- bert Munz), log washer mnfrs, 3 miles n. Hitchcock Jason B, physician.
Howard Marida, barber.
James Edwin, blacksmith.
Johnson J B, real este.
Johnson & Van Buren (John Johnson. Charles G Van Buren), general store.
Johnston Bros, blacksmiths, 3 iLiles n.
Jones && Owens (Hugh W Jones, Robert G Owens), general store.
Kennedy Wm, mason.
Kitch David, dray.
Kroll & Pierick, general store, 3} miles n. Lincoln John H, wagonmaker.
Manning & Zimrod (Wm Manning, J Zimrod), saloon.
Matthews A & Co, feed mill and grain.
Matthews Miss Ella, railroad and exp agt. Montfort House, Wm Carter propr.
Montfort Monitor, Palmer & Green proprs. Niedermeyer Charles, boots and shoes.
Palmer & Green (Wm Palmer, Walter Green), propis Montfort Monitor.
Schenk John F, general store.
Smith George, insurance.
Stevens Bank (capital, §20,000), PT Stev- ens propr.
Stevens John W, restaurant.
Taylor James H. furniture.
FRANKLAND HOUSE,
J. FRANKLAND, Propr.,
The only First-Class Hotel in the Town. SAMPLE ROOMS.
COMMERCIAL MEN'S PATRONAGE SOLICITED. MONTFORT, WIS.
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry, The Favorite Route East VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
MERCIAL MEN. THE BROADWAY HOTFI HEADQUARTERS FOR COM- West Superior, Wis.
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ELEVATORS. THE BRODESSER MNFG CO., Manufacturers of Hydraulic, Steam and Hand.Power Passenger and Freight ELEVATORS, Pumps, Warehouse and Store Trucks, Automatic Heat Rockers, Meat Refrigerators, Etc. 512-514 Commerce St., Milwaukee, Wis.
MON AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MOR 759
Thomas J A & Co (John A Thomas, Jason B Hitchcock), drugs. Thompson Thomas A, carpenter. Tracy C H, cheese factory. Tucker Samuel T, blacksmith. Van Dusen Wm H, physician.
Voss Andrew, zinc ore.
Wright J A, photographer.
MONTICELLO. A stirring village on Little Sugar river, on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, and Ill. C. R. R. in Green county, 10 miles north of Monroe, the county seat and banking point. Population, 500. Tel., W. U. Exp., Adams and Am. E. F. Wright, postmaster.
Babler H L, blacksmith.
Bacon Orrin, flour mill.
Barlow George E, confectioner.
Barlow R, justice.
Barney M L, Groceries and Seeds. Blum John, saloon.
Blumer Samuel, hotel.
Bolender M, photographer.
Breylinger F J, hardware.
Brown S & Co, live stock and grain.
Bruengger Rev H (German).
Dinsmore Rev J S (Baptist).
Durst & Co, Hardware.
Flower Dr D, drugs and notions.
Ford Rev James (Methodist). Gerber & Frogner, furniture. Gist & Moore, milliners. Jordan Wm, harness and notions. Klassey David, boots and shoes.
Knobel Casper, saloon.
Legler George, livery. Legler John, Hotel. Lemheer J, saloon and cheese comn.
McGoon Miss Martha, dressmaker. Monticello Cornet Band, J Barlow, leader. Monticello Union Co, General Store.
Moore & Zweifel, farm impts.
News, J A Smith publisher. Smith J A, publisher News.
Steinman & Knobel, general store.
Studley, Clark & Co, grain, lumber and coal.
Taft S C, millwright. Wallace J D, barber.
Wood && Barlow, stone masons.
Wright E F, Secretary Mt Pleasant Fire Insurance Co and Notary. Zweifel G & Co, meats.
MONTPELIER. Kowaunce county. Name changed to Stangelville.
MONTROSE. A postoffice in Dane county, 20 miles southwest of Madison, the county seat, and 4 from Belleville, the nearest railroad station. Madison is the nearest banking point. Stages to Belle- ville and Primrose daily. Population, 90. Mail, daily. Thomas Balfour, postmaster.
Balfour John W, Blacksmith. Ellis & Son, general store.
Lyle Factory No 3, cheese factory. Mintrose Factory No 1, cheese factory. Primrose Factory No 1, cheese factory. Riely George W, contractor.
Wilson Thomas, justice.
MORGAN. A postoffice on the Pen- saukee river, in Oconto county, 20 miles southwest of Oconto, the county seat, and 6 west of Abrams, the nearest railroad sta- tion. Oconto is the nearest banking point. Population, 75. Mail, semi-weekly. S. S. Banta, postmaster.
Banta Dr John C, justice.
Banta Samuel S, General Store.
Bierholz Fred, lime kiln.
Gifford J S, justice. Goodwin Bros, lime kiln.
Harteau Charles, mason and plasterer.
Martindale E J, constable.
Otto August, justice.
MORLEY. A postoffice in Langlade county, 13} miles northwest of Antigo, the county seat, nearest banking and shipping point. Mail, semi-weekly. Wm. J. Hamp- ton, postmaster and farmer.
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