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F. A. BRUNS, DEALER IN
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Wines, Liquors Cigars, OCONTO, - WIS.
Electric Light and Motor Plants Installed Complete, ELECTRICAL. PLIES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, Cama- logues Free. JULIUS ANDRAE, 225 West Water Street, MILWAUKEE
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is noted for its Excellent Facilities aud Thoroughness The Green Bay Business College of Work. EXPERT TEACHERS in Every Department. ANNUAL CATALOGUE FREE. Address GREEN BAY, WIS.
OCO AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. oco 797
OCONTO COMPANY.
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
DRY AND DRESSED
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LATH AND PICKETS,
SHINGLES AND PACKING BOXES.
OCONTO, - -
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WISCONSIN.
E DEST CIGARS IN THE WORD.D.
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GEO. M. FREWERD, MANUFACTURER OF
CHOICE
Hand-made Cigars.
FACTORY No. 209.
OCONTO, - WIS.
GEO. E. BOND, Merchant Tailor. - -AND DEALER IN GENTS' FURNISHINGS, A fine line of Foreign and Domestic Suitings on hand. 104 Oconto Cor. Main St., OCONTO, - WIS.
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry,
Palace and Dining Cars ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
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BRYANT & STRATTON.
This firm conducts in Chicago the prend Training School for Business. Write ( .- magnificent Catalogue of 112 pages, a :d send 10 cents to pay cost of postage.
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER OCO
Evans Frank, grocer. Fabry Wm. meats.
Farmers' Home, Adam Tisher Propr. Fisher Frank, harness.
Fisher Joseph, blacksmith.
Flanders Mis J G, music teacher. Ford Seth W, drugs and pianos.
Forestall Charles H, carpenter.
Frank Solomon, general store.
Frewerd George MI, Cigar Mufr ; Fine Hand-Made Goods a Specialty. (See adv, p 797.)
Gale Calvin, county surveyor.
Gamache John & Richard, fish.
Giguere Louis, saloon.
Gilkey Harry S, confectioner.
Goodrich & Martineau (Timothy B Goodrich, Antoine MI Martineau).
Dry Goods, Carpets, Clothing, Boots,
Shoes, Groceries, Provisions, Flour and Feed.
Grethen Paul, saloon.
Griffith Mrs A H, music teacher.
Gruetzmacher Charles, cabinetmaker.
Grunert Julins, insurance agent.
Grunert Walter II, jeweler.
Hall Charles, hardware.
Hall George R, postmaster.
Hall George S, mnfr barb wire spools. Hall Joseph W. publr Oconto Lumberman. Hall Richard L, clk circuit court.
Hannon Miss Odille, dressmaker.
Hannon Miss Tillie, dressmaker.
Hanstchal Ernst, Carriage and Wa- gonmaker; Cutters, Sleighs, Etc. (See adv, opp.)
Hart Cyrus S, Publr and Propr Ocon- to County Reporter.
Hausner Joseph, saloon.
Hayes John, propr Washington House.
Heath George W, news.
Heller Ignatius N, dry goods.
Heller M & Son (Marcus and Josephi), meats.
Hemmingsen J & Co (Janes Henningsen, Hans Johnsen), general storc.
Heuska Charles, general store. Higgins Wmn P, carpenter.
Hoeffel Bros (Ignatius S P and John F), general store and meats.
Holt Lumber Co (Capital, $600,000), Devillo R Holt Pres, George H Holt Vice-Pres, Wm Arthur Holt Treas, Charles S Holt Sec, Lumber Mnfrs. (Sce ado, opp.)
Hopkins Rev Lucius D (Episcopal).
Hotel Pierce, Mrs A L, Pierce propr. House K Q, fish. Hubert Miss Victorine, dressmaker.
Hurley James, sheriff.
Jackson James K, saloon.
Jacques Charles, Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Jennings, Sargent & Gilkey (Elli- Jennings, James Sargent, N C Gilkey).
Lumbermen and Dealers in Pine Lands. Jensen Charles, brewers' agent.
Johnston Mrs Felix, propr Beyer House.
Johnston James, blacksmith.
Johnston Wmn D, blacksmith.
Jones Charles T, Propr The Office, Music Hall Block.
Jones Huff, register of deeds.
Juneau Frank, grocer.
Keith Bros (Charles L and Cleveland R), shoes.
Ment James, Groceries and Provisions. Knapp G D & Son (George D and Francis A), general store.
Knutson Hans, fish.
Krueger Charles, Wines, Liquors and Cigars, 110 Oconto.
La Comb Isadore, shoemaker.
Lam Foo, laundry.
La Pointe Mrs Lenoire, saloon.
Larsen James, livery.
Larsen James P', milk.
Lawe Mrs Mary G. dressmaker.
Lawrence James C H, Physician and Surgeon.
Le Claire Miss Ella, music teacher.
Lee Wilbur M, photographier.
Links Wm G, hardware.
Loftus James E, county supt schools.
Lowe Perley & Co, George W Tayler ingr, whol lumber.
Lucia Win H, Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Feed, Fresh and Salt Meats.
Luckenbach Anton HI, drugs.
Lynes Charles, farm impts.
McAfec John, carpenter.
McArthey Daniel HI, saloon and livery.
McCallan & Jones (George A McCallan, Owen R Jones), hardware.
McGee Win J, architect and builder.
McGoff Thomas, livery.
McQueen Daniel, saloon.
Maloney Patrick, snloon.
Marek Mrs Auna M. taxidermist.
Marck Joseph Jr, Dealer in Wines. Liquors nud Cigars.
March Joseph F. county coroner.
Martensen Robert, milk.
MIcars Charles IL (res Chicago), Sec and Treas Oconto Company.
Mears Nathan (res Chicago), Vice- Pres Oconto Company.
Megan James, propr Megan House.
Merline Jolin, county treasurer.
Millidge Thomas, general store.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R, R. Short and Direct Route from CHICAGO, SOUTH,
H. PETERSEN, Electrician 207 REED STREET, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Electric Call Bells.
KOTTAMTO & PHAYAR
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H. G. UNDERWOOD,
107 Wisconsin St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
PATENTS.
OCO AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. OCO 799
W. P. COOK & BRO.
DEALERS IN LUMBER, LOGS, REAL ESTATE, HAY, OATS AND HORSES.
Logging Headquarters, Hemlock, Mich.
OFFICES AT OCONTO, WIS., and HEMLOCK, MICH. OCONTO, - WIS.
D. R. HOLT, President. GEO. II. HOLT, Vice-President. W. A. HOLT, Treasurer.
HOLT LUMBER COMPANY,
LUMBER
SAW MILL, PLANING MILL, DRY KILNS and LUMBER YARD, OCONTO. WISCONSIN. Chicago Office, Rookery Building.
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E. HANSTCHAL
E. HANSTCHAL, Manufacturer and Dealer in Wagons, Carriages, Cutters, Sleighs, Etc., Etc. Special Attention paid to Repairing. Shops on Main, west of Huron Street. OCONTO, WISCONSIN. .
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
Short and Direct Route from
CHICAGO, SOUTH.
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Milwaukee, Lake Shore & West- ern Ry, Samuel W Bird Agent. Milwaukee & Northern R R, Clarence M Schooley Agent.
Mitchell Mrs Nellie B, furniture.
Moe Bros (Peter and Andrew), fish.
Montreal House, Eusebe Allard propr.
Moriarty Dr David P, supt city schools.
Morrison Thomas, wagonmaker.
Music Hall, Charles Hall mngr.
National Cedar Co (capital, $25.000), Ed- ward G Mullen pres, Mrs Jennie McMul- len sec, tics and piling.
Nelligan Patrick, propr Richard House.
Nemoede Edward, harness.
Neubauer Louis, flour mill.
Nisson Peter, boarding house.
Noonan John, mayor.
Norion Charles, County Clerk.
Oconto Brewing Co, George Dagen Pres, John Strack Treas, Otto W Bloch Sec, Brewers and Bottlers.
Oconto Company (Capital, $1,000,- 000), James C Brooks Pres, Chicago, Nathan Mears Vice-Pres, Chicago, Charles H Mears Sec and Treas, Chica- go, Oakman A Ellis Resident Mngr, Lumber Mnfrs. (See ade, p 797.)
Oconto Cornet Band, Henry Ansorge director.
Oconto County Reporter(Weekly), Cyrus S Hart Publisher and Propr.
Oconto Lumberman, Joseph W Hall publr. Oconto National Bank (capital, $60,000), George Beyer pres, Timothy B Good- rich vice-pres, Wm K Smith cashier. Oconto Water Co (capital, $100,000).
O'Keef Daniel, Dealer in Boots, Shocs, Rubbers, Gloves aud Mittens; Fine Custom Work Made to Order.
O'Keef Patrick, Physician and Sur- geon, cor 1st and Superior.
Oliver Wm G, dentist.
Oliver Mrs W G, artist.
Olsen L Christian, soda water mnfr.
Papenfus Charles H, Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Feed, Fresh and Salt Meats.
Paramore Edward F, physician.
Pecor David, barber. Perrigo Harrison, carriage painter.
Petersen John, fish.
Phelps Truman H, Cashier Holt Lumber Co and Insurance.
Phillips Walter II, livery.
Pierre, Verlle & Co, Win Moore agt, whol flour and feed. Pocquette Joseph, saloon.
Porter Miss Hattie, music teacher.
Porter James J, barber and baths,
Prell Mrs Louisa E, grocer.
Rasmussen & Co (Anton Rasmussen, Chris. tian Henningsen), grocers.
Rayner Mrs, 'dressmaker.
Reed Louis, fish.
Reinhart Albert, district attorney.
Rholock Bros (Charles and Gustav), fish. Richard House, Patrick Nelligan propr.
Riley Thomas T. saloon.
Roth Gregor, Propr Roth House andl Meat Market.
Royce Henry M. genl store and insurance. Runkel M & J (Mrs Mary and John). jewe- lers.
Russell Alex, carpenter.
Russell Peter, justice and carpenter.
St Joseph's School, Sisters of Notre Dame in charge.
Schedler House, Frederick Schedler propr Scheffer Henry, justice.
Scherer Matt, blacksmith and well driller.
Schmid Charles, shoemaker.
Schoenebeck August, taxidermist.
Schooley Clarence MI, Agent Mil- waukee & Northern R R.
Schultz Charles, cigar mnfr.
Schweibach Rev. Matthew (Catholic).
Sharp Mrs Rose A, Pubir aud Propr The Enquirer (Weekly).
Sharrow Adolph D, saloon.
Sharrow Antoinc, barber.
Shea James, propr City Hotel.
Simons Chauncey, 'bns line.
Simpson Charles, propr Beyer House Sa- loon.
Smith James P, propr American House. Snover T F, justice.
Soyer Miss Lillian, milliner.
Spies Jacob, Humber mufr.
Stein John F. fish.
Stoelting Charles W, physician.
Strack John, saloon.
Strack Nicholas, saloon.
Strase Frederick W, tailor.
Tallmadge Elisha W, confectioner.
Teschke HI Adolph, tailor.
Thiele Herman, merchant tailor.
Tisher Adam, Propr Farmers' Home.
Trudell Oliver F. lawyer.
Turn Halle, Fred Schedler mngr.
Turner David, notions.
U S Signal Service Weather Bureau, W K Smith observer.
Valecka Martin, saloon.
Valliant Rev Francis X (Catholic).
Vanlaire Louis, mnfr sabotes.
Venable Miss Jennie, music teacher.
Venable Peter, carpenter.
Waltner Rev Christian J (Laitheran).
Washington House, John Hayes propr
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry. The Favorite Route East
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California Wines, For WINES Pure 1 294 WEST WATER ST., MILWAUKEE, WIS. to Write [ POMMER WINE CO.,
OCO AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. OKE 801
Watterich Anton, jeweler.
Webster & Wheeler (Wilmot H Webster, Frederick F Wheeler), Law- yers.
Welsh Luke, deputy sheriff.
Whiting D E. justice.
Whiting W T, justice. Wilcox Delbert E, dentist.
Wilcox Frank W, photographer and ins.
Wilcox Music Co (Wilton E and Doctor M Wilcox), pianos and organs.
Wilcox Mrs W E, music teacher. Williams Polydor T, general store.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, Russell N Hawks mngr.
Woelz Louis Frederick, Saddle and Harness Mnfr; Dealer in Robes, Blankets and Horse Furnishings.
Young Gen Win HI, Supt Holt Lum- ber Co.
Zipple Charles, fish.
OCONTO FALLS. A postoffice on the Oconto river, and on the M., L. S. & W. Ry., in Oconto county, 15 miles south- west of Oconto, the county seat and near- est banking point. Population, 225. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. A. J. Caldwell, post- master.
Caldwell A .J, General Store and Con- stable.
Caldwell David, saloon.
Cullen D C, railroad, exp and tel agt. Falls Mnfg Co, paper mnfrs.
Halsted A R, meats.
Lane Levi, justice. Neff Rev J F (Methodist).
Soper R D, blacksmith. Union Mnfg Co, saw mill. Volk John K, general store.
ODANAH. An Indian village on the M., L. S. & W. Ry., and on Bad river, at the confluence of the White river, in Ash- land county, 10 miles cast of Ashland, the judicial scat and nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Mail, daily. Population, 500.
Brown Edward, general store. Denomie J B, general store. Haskin Bros, general store.
OGDENSBURGH. On the G. B., W. & St. P. R. R., in Waupaca county, 9 miles northeast of Waupaca, the judicial seat and nearest banking point. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Population, 275. A. Feragen, postmaster.
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Alft M, blacksmith. Annon Willis, barber.
Barker D C. mason.
Blood Charles, wagonmaker. Clark Rev Charles (United Brethren).
Collier L B, physician.
Durga L C, railroad, exp and tel agent.
Durga Thomas, hotel. Eastman C, constable.
Feragen & Hopkins, General Store.
Hopkins Mrs Alice, milliner.
Hughs Win, justice.
Jacobson J S, produce.
Moses John R, general store.
Proctor J R, carpenter.
Russell D M, livery.
Smith L, carpenter.
Thompson Ole, shoemaker.
OGEMA. A postoffice on the Wis. Central Line, in Price county, 20 miles southeast of Phillips, the county seat and nearest banking point .. Population, 200. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. J. J. Lans- worth, postmaster.
Engstrand & Lofquist, general store. Holmes B M, general store and saw mill. Julin Rev J (Lutheran).
McGuire Dennis, hotel.
Marheinie F H, hotel.
Morner John G, General Store.
Nylander Rev N J (Baptist). Ostergren K D, justice.
Smith P M, railroad and exp agent.
Soderstrom J P, shoemaker.
OIL CITY. On the Kickapoo river. in Monroe county, 25 miles southeast of Sparta, the judicial seat and nearest bank- ing point, and 7 south of Norwalk, the nearest shipping point. Population, 50. Mail, daily.
Butler George, cooper. Francisco C H. grocer. Fulmer & Co, flour mill. Thomas & Sou, saw mill.
OKEE. On the C. & N. W. Ry, in Columbia county, 16 miles southwest of Portage, the judicial seat and 23 from Madison. Exp., Am. Population, 150. J. W. Brownrigg, postmaster.
Atkinson F H, cooper.
Brownrigg John & Son, saw mill.
Brownrigg J W, Grain and General Store.
Scott J R, railroad and exp agent. Wilson J A & C M, general store. Wilson Robert J & Co, general store.
Gun Clubs and Trap Shooters ! If in need of GUNS, ARTIFICIAL TARGETS and THATS.
LOADED SHELLS, Etc., Write to or Call on JOHN YEU- NIER GUN CO., 272 West Water Street, Milwaukee, WIs. Agents for Sycamore Special Trap l'onder.
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At Robert Harper & Sons, East Side Market Sq., MILWAUKEE. Telephone 318 .-
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OLIN. In Adams county, 20 miles south of Friendship, the county seat, and 8 northwest of Kilbourn City, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages to Kilbourn City and Friendship. Popu- lation, 15. Mail, semi-weekly. E. Cars. ley, postmaster.
Walton Wallace, Flour Mill.
OLIVET. A post village in Pierce county, 15 miles northeast of Ellsworth, the county seat and banking point, and 14 southeast of Woodville, the nearest rail- road station. Stages to Maiden Rock and Woodville; fares, $1 and 75 cents respec- tively. Population, 300. C. D. Gorman, postmaster.
Gorman C D, General Store, Wagon- maker and Justice.
McInerney M W, blacksmith and grocer. Nelson H B, carpenter.
Taylor Mrs G R, gen store and milliner.
OLSO. A recently established post- office in Manitowoc county.
OMRO. Dating its settlement from 1845, is a prosperous incorporated village, on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Winnebago county, 11 miles from Oshkosh, the judicial seat and nearest banking point, and 100 from Milwaukee. It is situated on both sides of the Fox river, a navigable stream, and contains churches of the Baptist, Catholic, Episcopal, Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian denominations, 3 public schools, an opera house with a seating capac- ity of 800, numerous large and well stocked special and general stores, a saw mill, a planing mill, a box factory, a flour- ing mill, wagon and carriage shops, etc. A weekly newspaper, the Journal, is pub- lished. The township was originally called Butte des Morts, then township and village were known as Bloomingdale, and
lastly, when the village became incorpo- rated, the names of both were changed to Omro. 'Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Pop- ulation, 1,500. J. W. Samphier, post- master.
Bardwell Dennis J, tinsmith.
Berlin & Oshkosh Stage Line, T H Bullis propr.
Bibby J B, propr Jones House.
Bradley Charles, blacksmith.
Bradt Mathew G, town clerk.
Brush Edward T, loan broker.
Bunker Frederick, hardware.
Bushnell Charles W, blacksmith.
Carpenter Seth B, meats.
Carter Mrs C, music teacher.
Chapman Wilder B, harness.
Charlesworth George HI, furniture.
Chase Charles, jeweler.
Clark Daniel E. gunsmith.
Clifford Wm A, confectioner.
Cole S MI & FA (Frank A and Estate of Mrs S M), Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes.
Cundy John S, tailor.
Cundy Wm, wagonmaker.
Daniels James S, physician.
Darlin Charles F, saloon.
Demmon Elias H, bookbndr.
Demmon Joseph W, shoemaker.
Douty Calvin S, drugs.
Earle Eugene A, grain.
Everts John, barber and billiards.
Ford Joseph F, physician.
Fowler James, mason.
Frank Nathaniel, justice.
Gibbs Jonathan, physician.
Grossman David, cheese factory.
Hale John, livery.
Albert B, Carriagemaker. (&e ade, opp).
Hammer Isaac, painter.
Hatch George HI, flour mill.
Haven John, drayman.
Hooton Rev Win (Methodist).
Hoover Mrs Belle C. milliner.
Jones House, John B Bibby propr.
Larrabee Abijah B, Propr The Larrabee.
Larrabee Andrew J. dry goods.
Larrabee A B & Son (Abijah B and L Leo), drugs.
Larrabee The, Abijah B Larrabee Proprietor.
Leighton Sherman, general store.
Lindsey James E, grocer.
Livingston Eugene A, railroad, exp and tel agent.
Moran John, confectioner.
CEMENT.
MILWAUKEE CEMENT CO. 151 WEST WATER ST., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
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TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO. M. N. MacLAREN, State Agent,
Walton Mark T, flour mill. Andrews A S, dentist. Burns Wm, carpenter. Coon J B, carpenter. Ducklow George, general store. Hanson C, carpenter. HIanson Hance, carpenter. Hawn C A & Sons, saw mill. Hess L A, cheese mnfr. Hill S J, general store. Kisner W L, drayman. Pederson Jens, mason. Skaaroness A O, shoemaker. -The Largest and Strongest Accident Insurance Company in the World .- ( 20 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, MILWAUKEE. Ridout Charles, Stave Mill.
446 East Water St.,
Leipold & Wiskoci!,
Architects and Superintendents, N. W. Cor. of Grand and W. Water Sts., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
OMR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ONA 803
Morton C C & Co (Charles C Morton, Trelevan Orchard, S D Gilman), Plan- ing Mill ; Mafrs Sash, Doors, Blinds, Berry Boxes and Crates. (See adv, below.)
Omro Journal, Platt M Wright editor and proprietor.
Orchard John T, insurance.
Pelton C & Co (Charles Pelton, Henry B Winslow), general store.
Powers James, mason.
Prior Henry D, blacksmith.
Race W W & Son (Wm W and Archie D), hardware.
Reed Edwin A, photographer.
Reynolds Miss S E, dressmaker.
Rumsey & Bucklue (Richard Rumsey, Charles Bucklue), saloon.
Russell James T, harness.
Samphier James W, postmaster.
Scott II Courtney, saw mill.
Shattuck James H, grocer.
Sheerar Isaac H, dentist.
Sheldon Emmet T, real estate.
Shipman Ellet D, justice. Smith Patrick, drayman.
Stanley Frank W, wagonmaker.
Stanton HI E & E P (Hiram E and Ephraim P), livery.
Stone Dwight E, flour and feed.
Stone Wm, barber.
Talbot Welcome L F, livery.
Taylor T R & Co (Truman R Taylor, Darius Pingrey), grocers.
Thompson Charles G, mason.
Treleven Bros (John D and Daniel D), clothing.
Waite Henry L, grocer.
Webb Robert, grocer.
Wheeler Wm E, meats. White Solomon D, grocer.
Wiles Asa A, wagonmaker.
Wright Platt M, editor and propr Omro Journal.
ONALASKA. A prosperous city on Black river, and on the C. & N. W., the C., M. & St. P., the C. B. & N. and the G. B., W. & St. P. railroads, in La Crosse county, 5 miles northwest of La Crosse, the county seat and nearest banking point. Settled in 1854, it contains 2 steam saw and planing mills, 4 churches a graded school and the usual number of special and general stores, etc. A weekly newspaper, the La Crosse County Record (Ind.), is pub- lished. Tel., W. U. and N. A. Exp., Am. and U. S. Telephone connections with La
C. C. MORTON & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF
C. C. MORTON & CO.
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
MOULDINGS, BERRY BOXES, ETC.
OMRO, - WIS.
A. B. HALL,
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKER.
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO REPAIRS. OMRO, WIS.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry, The Popular Line to the
West and Northwest
MODAW ONA 3DA 9862 HOSSTAMM
Pure Rubber Boots and Shoes, c
For Sale by GOODYEAR RUBBER SI COMPANY, - Milwaukee, Wis.
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Crosse. Stage to North Bend and Stevens- town 3 times a week; fare, $1 and 75 cents
, respectively. Population, 1,500. Theo- dore Thompson, postmaster.
Aiken Bros (Frank and David), horse breeders.
Barber Bros (Charles and Wm), livery. Brooks John, carpenter.
Buttles & Pierce (Marcus M Buttles, John M Pierce), general store and grain.
Clark Nathan, general store.
Collins Wm, cooper. Cronk Howard M, agt C, M & St P Ry. Duck Martin, painter.
Dunlap George, blacksmith.
Engelstad House, Anton Engelstad Propr.
Gerard Charles II, propr Onalaska House. Gunderson Halvor, city treasurer.
Gunderson Otto, saloon.
Gunderson, Krueger & Co (Halvor Gun- derson, Wm Krueger, Charles Schaller), general store.
Himmel Jacob, grocer.
Hogue L C, propr Stewart House.
Houck Frank S, barber.
Hyatt George, barber.
Island Mill Lumber Co, saw and planing mill.
Jefferson House, De Witt C Jefferson, propr.
Kaiser Frank, blacksmith,
Kjos Ole P, confectioner.
Knecht Adolph, brewer.
La Crosse County Record, W J Showers editor.
Lamb C E, principal of schools.
Lester Wm A, physician.
Madson Otto, tailor. Mathewson W L, apiarist. Millbright Andrew, Jeweler. Moore Milton G, saloon.
Moore & Hart (Warren C Moore, John T Hart), mcats.
Morgan Rev J T (Methodist).
Moulton Clarence, city clerk.
Moulton P G, justice. Nelson Daniel, shoemaker.
Nelson Tobias, shoemaker.
Nichols C II Lumber Co, CHI Nichols pres, Joseph E North sec.
Nichols Mufg Co (Louis A Nichols, Jo- seph W Skinner), fire kindler mnfrs.
Onalaska Coruet Band, J E North leader. Onalaska House, C HI Gerard propr. Palmer Carl, city marshal. Perro Jolin, carpenter. Peterson Ole, saloon, Phillips Samuel E, agt U S Exp and C & N W Ry.
Rand & Moore (James Rand, Abel Moore, livery.
Rublee M A, band instructor. Russell & Traynd, saloon.
Schaller Charles, carpenter.
Showers Wm J, editor La Crosse County Record.
Smith & Schultz (Andrew E Smith, Chris- tian F Schultz), impts and wind-mills. Stewart Henry, hotel.
Stewart House, L C Hogue propr.
Thompson &Jenk . (Thomas Thomp- son, W C Jenks), General Store.
Tookhorn Mrs Frederick, confctr.
Trumbower J A, agt C, B & N Ry and N A Tel Co.
Viets Frank, drugs.
Zimmer John, meats.
ONEIDA. On the G. B., W. & St. P. R. R., in the Oneida Indian reservation. Brown county, 10 miles west of Green Bay. the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 1,700. Mail, daily. J. D. Goodenough, postmaster.
Antone John, carpenter.
Bread Peter, surveyor. Doxtator B, lawyer.
Goodenough Rev John D (Epis- copal), Gov Teacher and Missionary.
Hill C, lawyer.
National Cornet Band.
Oneida Band.
Pike Rev Robert G (Methodist).
Powless John, general store.
Powless Peter J, justice.
Skenandoah Hendrix, carpenter.
Smith Joseph, general store.
Wheelock J A, lawyer.
ONO. A postoffice in Pierce county, 15 miles southeast of Ellsworth, the jull. cial seat and nearest banking point, and 10 from Maiden Rock, the nearest ralirent station. Stage to Maiden Rock, Wood ville and intermediate points. Mail, daily Population, 50. D. R. Amidon, postmaster
Amidon DI R. Justice and Live Stock. Betcher C & Co, saw mill.
Erkson F B, blacksmith. Thomas P & Co, general store. White & Fisher, general store. Wood & Ogilvie, saw mill.
ONTARIO. On the Kickapoo river and ou Brush creek, in Vernon county, .. miles northeast of Virogua, the ConEry seat, and 9 south of Norwalk, the news. railroad station. Virogus is the mostvs1
UN BORING AND REPAIRING A Specialty. We have the best equipped shop In the State. We handle Guns, Ammunition. Bano Ball and Athletic Supplies. Fishing Tackle of Fikret Quality. The F. P. Stannard Gun Co., 114 E. Water St., Mwaukce. W.
New York Life Insurance Co., Cash Assets, $110,000,000. ) Northwestern Branch
Surplus, - 16,000,000. 5 Office, 416 Milwaukee St., MILWAUKEE, WIS. W. S. CANDEE, State agent. WALKER BUCKNER, Gon'l Manager.
ONT AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ORE 805
banking point. Stages daily to Norwalk and tri-weekly to Cashton and Viola. Population, 300. Mail, daily. S. Sloggy, postmaster.
Abbott L R, physician. Critchet Walter, carpenter. Critchet Wm, Carpenter.
Culver C E, saloon.
Delap G M, cabinetmaker.
Ford George, barber.
Goodnough Herman, mason.
Goodnough & Malker, bridge builders. Hart Mrs Ada, milliner.
Tellier Josiah, furniture.
Te Ronde Henry, Cheese Mnfr.
Vande Plow D, shoemaker.
Walvoort D J, saloon and meats.
Walvoort H W, farm impts. Wanser Wm, stock breeder.
Was Edward, physician.
Weiland C J, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Wiekamp Garrett HI, wagonmaker.
Wingarden Rev (Reformed).
ORANGE. A postoffice on Yellow river, in Burnett county, 30 miles north- east of Grantsburgh, the county seat, and 25 from Spooner, the nearest railroad ap- proach. Population, 100. Mail, weekly. Wm. B. Connor, postmaster.
OREGON. On the C. & N. W. Ry., in Dane county, 12 miles south of Madison, the judicial seat, 6 west of Stoughton, the nearest banking point, and 93 southwest of Milwaukec. A weekly newspaper, the Oregon Observer, is published. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population, 600. C. W. Netherwood, postmaster.
Anderson Rasmus, masou.
Bentley T H, wagonmaker.
Booth E.L. shoemaker.
Chandler Warren, live stock.
Chandler & Fox, live stock.
Crouk Charles HI, railroad and tel agent.
Cronk & Munger, Cold Storage.
Day James, mason.
Fox A O, live stock breeder.
Frary E S, street comnr.
Frary Louis A, physician.
Getz G W & Son, wagonmakers.
Daane & Theune, general store. De Blau A, meats.
Deckers Garrett, meats. Ehren John, cheese mufr. Fuhrman James, propr American House. Griettmisen Rev HI A (Presbyterian). Grotz J P, propr Oostburgh House. Hartman Desire, farm impts.
Heyink Garrett W, live stock.
Lemkuil G, carpenter.
Lemkuil H, cheese box mnfr.
Lensink Joseph, general store. Lubaak Rev W (Reformed).
Oostburgh House, J P Grotz propr. Palmer Joseph, creamery.
Rademacher Mathias, blacksmith.
Ruesink E, general store.
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