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824 OSII WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER OSII
Palmer & McLeran (Sylvanus Palmer, James B McLeran), insurance, 135 Main. Paterick Elmer R, publr Sun and Chief, 78 Main.
Patterson Samuel S, saloon, 16} Waugoo. Peek Henry, dyer, 205 Ceape.
Pelton Henry G, restaurant, 154 Main.
Percey Frank, Sporting Goods, Cy- cles, Cutlery and Raw Furs, 100 Main.
Perrin Wm, propr Fowler House, High cor Light.
Peterson Christian, billiards, 46 Main.
Peterson James, livery, 26 Washington. Phillips Wm H, confetr, 247 Oregon.
Phillips & Kleist (Milton C Phillips, Jobn Kleist), Attorneys-At-Law, 3 and 5 Cook Blk. (See adv, p 825.)
Phoenix House, Joseph Schneider propr, 234 Main.
Pierson Fred, grocer, 570 Main.
Pingel Christian, tailor, 43 Oregon.
Pommerening Reinhard F, grocr, 72 Oregon Postoffice, Ole Olson postmaster, Wash- ington cor Jefferson ave.
Postal Telegraph-Cable Co, Jennie M Chase mngr, National Bank bldg.
Potter & Sprague (Eugene A Potter, Ava Sprague), livery, 245 Main.
Powers Charles It, Propr Eagle Broom Factory, 344 Ceape. (See adv, p 829.)
Powers John, confctr, 104 Kansas.
Powers Josiah B, insurance, 140 Main.
Pratt George W, lumber mufr and mayor, 165 Hancock.
Prellwitz August, shoes, 163 Oregon.
Preimller Frank, saloon, 387 9th.
Pryne Mrs Elizabeth C, milliner, 311 Main Pryne Wm R, horseshoer, cor Pearl and Light.
Puestow & Luessen (Charles Puestow, Wm H Luessen), barbers, 2 Iligh.
Quatermass Walter W, lawyer. 135 Main. Raasch Charles, saloon, 58 Main.
Radford Bros & Co (Stephen, Wm and Charles W Radford), Inmber mnfrs, cor Wisconsin ave and Marion.
Raedler Frank X, grocer, 154 Mt Vernon. Rahr August, bottler, Rosalia.
Rahr A & Co (August Rahr, Michael Stenk), meats, 373 Main. Rahr Charles, brewer, foot Rahr.
Randall Augustus G, lawyer. Rang Win, saloon, 112 Main.
Ransom Perry, machinist, 156 Sth.
Rasmussen James P, county clk, Court House. Reed L B, vessel owner. Rehbein Paul C, barber, 144 Main. Rebs Charles, shoemkr, 170 11th.
Reifer Mrs Elizabeth, grocer, 202 Oregon. Reindl Rev John (Catholic), 166 Oregon. Reliance Boller Works, E R Gus- tavus Propr, cor Marion and Light. (See ado, p S19.)
Remer Peter; meats, 94 Oregon.
Repe Charles, Cut Stone Contractor, 56 Marion. (See adr, p S2).)
Retzak Gustav, genl store, 187 Oregon.
Revere House, G W Athearn & Son Proprs. 16 Main.
Reynolds James MI, Cut Stone Con- tractor, Marion. (See ado, p 827.)
Rhyner Joachim F, furniture, 98 Oregon. Richards W P & E (Warren P and Em- ma), paints, 20 Main.
Rieck Wm, saloon, 177 Sth.
Ristow August, baker, 260 Sth.
Robinson Wm HI HI, photogr, 117 Main.
Rock Moses C, shoemkr, 142 Cespe.
Rocnitz Henry C, Leather, Findings, Hides, Furs and Wool. 47 Main.
Rogers Cora E, marble, 46 Algoma.
Rogers George, dairyman.
Rogers Ira, broommkr, 170 Sth.
Rollins & Higgins (John M Rolius, Bay- ard T Higgins), shoes. 175 Main.
Roos Adolph, phys, 123 Main.
Rose Lansing HI, saloon, 19 Waugoo.
Rosenberg Abraham E, shoes, 107 Main. Ross & Stocum (Edward J Ross, Henry A Stocum), feed mill, cor Light and Jack- son.
Rowlands David W, vet surgeon, 150 Main. Ruby James N, carpenter, 401 Main.
Rudd & Co (George Rudd, John W Grundy), second hand goods, 174 Main. Rucdinger Win, saloon, 49 Kansas.
Ruggles & Light (Nathaniel Ruggles, Mor- ris Light), notions, 153 Main.
Rumery Eugene HI, grocer, 26 Kansas.
Ičussell R& C, Pres German National Bank.
Russell Thomas P. phys, 26 Algoms.
Ryan Bros (James aud George), boat build- ers, foot Broad.
Ryan Thomas, saloon, 114 Main. Ryckman Alfred D, printer, 36 Kansas.
Ryckman Martha A, news, 36 Kansas.
Ryckman Robert W, justice, 36 Kansas. Ryley Joseph, livery, 216 Main.
Sanford A Logging Tool Co (capital, $19 .- 000), Albert Sanford pres, Ole Olsen sec, 12 State.
St Peter's School. Sisters of St Dominic in charge, 186 High.
St Vincent's Academy. Sisters of Notre Dame in charge, cor 12th and Oregon Saratoga House, Quuz Bros proprs, 130 Kansas.
North Star Iron Works. ) Capacity, 500 hands- Engineers, Machinists. Founders. Boilermakers. PARISH MANUFACTURING CO. Miliwrights, Saw MIII Machinery, Mining Machinery, Corliss and High Ashland, - - Wisconsin. ) Speed Engines, Boilers, l'ower Transmitting Machinery, etc. Seep. 6
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Are indorsed and recommended by the best Medical authorities and by the leading Physicians of all Schools of Medicine. There are NO BETTER BATHS anywhere than at JANESVILLE, WIS.
OSH AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. OSH 825
M. C. PHILLIPS.
JOHN KLEIST.
PHILLIPS & KLEIST, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Reference, THE NATIONAL BANK OF OSHKOSH.
3 and 5 Cook Block, - OSHKOSH, WIS.
WISCONSIN Real Estate and Exchange Co.
E. T. BARDEN, Manager.
Rents Collected and Estates Managed.
Correspondence Solicited.
No. 9 High Street, -
- OSHKOSH, WIS.
Sher
House
M. STOPPER, PROPRIETOR Sheridan House. RATES, SI PER DAY. GOOD BAR IN CONNECTION.
Opposite South Side Turner Hall. Two blocks west of C. & N. Ry. depot, South Oshkosh.
Cor. Kansas and Tenth Sts., OSHKOSH, WIS.
T. LUCK, Artist Photographer.
Life Size Photographs a Specialty.
19 Main Street, - OSHKOSH, WIS.
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, RHINE WINES,
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OSHI WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER OSHI
Sarau Christian, lawyer, 26 Kansas. Sarau Ernst, printer, 16 Waugoo. Sarau Henry, bill poster, 16 Waugoo.
Sawyer Philetus, U S senator. Algoma. Schaar Gustave A, tailor, 20 Otter. Schaefer Jacob, dairyman. Schein Cornelius, meats, 41 Kansas. Scherck Charles, saloon, 45 6th. Scherck Gustav, cooper, 154 11th. Scherck Herman, grocer, 61 Ceape. Scheuer Anton, cigar mnfr. 182 Main. Schild Frederick, saloon, 47 Kansas. Schloerb George, gunsmith, 16 State.
Schloerb & Schickedantz(August Schloerb, Eugene B Schickedantz), boots and shoes, 67 Main.
Schlummer Wm, harness, 54 Oregon.
Schmidt Henry L, confetr, 23 High.
Schmidt Henry P, flour mill, 42 6th.
Schmidt Herman A, saloon, 205 Main.
Schmidt Julius, jeweler, 13 Kansas.
Schmidt J Fred W, Druggist, 191 Main.
Schmit Bros Trunk Co, Gus M Lindemann pres, John Schmit treas, 229 Main.
Schmit & Luther (Frank B Schmit, Robert Luther), saloon, 158 Main.
Schneider John H, saloon, 27 Kansas.
Schneider Joseph, propr Phoenix House, 234 Main.
Schneider Louis, straw, cor Punhoqua and Maple.
Schoeinen & Whyte (Charles Schoeinen, Lawrence Whyte), tailors, 156 Main. Scholfield C N, painter, 100 Light Schroeder John H, grocer, 235 Elm.
Schultz Ferdinand, tailor, 10 Otter.
Schulz Reinhard, mason, River and Frank- ford.
Schuri Conrad, saloon, 52 Main.
Schwartzmiller Charles, meats, 230 Merritt. Searl Martin A, ice, 301 Jackson.
Searles Wm H, physician.
Semmer Louis, saloon, 407 9th.
Session Lyman C, umbrella repairer, 203 Main.
Seymour House, Joseph Stringham propr, Kansas cor 8th.
Shepard O) W, painter, 277 Main.
Sheridan House, Michael Stopper Propr, 100 Kansas. (See ado. ) 825.) Sherman Willard G, grocer. 65 Oregon. Sholter Rev R (Catholic), 187 Merritt. Siefert Pauline, music teacher, 426 Knapp. Siewert David F, livery, 163 7th.
Siewert & Peterson (Wm E' Siewert, James Peterson), livery, 66 State.
Signal, M B McNeil publr. 198 Main. Simpson George, barber, 67 Oregon. Sing Hop, laundry, 48 Kansas,
Smith Rev Edward H (Congregationa!). 102 Church.
Smith Frank L, artist, 25 Elm.
Smith Rev L C (Presbyterian) 42 Church. Smith Noel B, barvesting machy, 149 8th. Smith Rev Stephen (Methodist). 311 Elm. Snell Austin W, stationer, 143 Main.
Snowden Cal E, barber, 142 Main.
Sommerfeld Frederick W, propr Atlantic House, 250 6th.
Soper B.H & Co (Benjamin H and Phœbe H), furniture, 41 Main.
South Side Turner Hall, Fred Schild pres, cor Kansas and 10th.
Southmayd John B, sew mach, 17 Waugoo. Spalding James, steamboat owner.
Sperlich August A, cooper. 64 9th.
Spiering & Co (Gustav Spiering, John W Laabs), shoes, 89 Main.
Spikes Win, Undertaker and Furniture, 37 Main.
Spink R A, city treas, City Hall.
Spoo & Ganzer (Edward Spoo, Wm F Ganzer), saloon, 96 Main.
Standard Oil Co. Daniel P Sanford agt, cor Pearl and Rond.
Stanhilber, Amos & Co (John F Stanhilber, Frank Amos, Seymour W Hollister), lumber mnfrs, 61 Blackhawk.
Star Foundry and Machine
Works, J A Barnes Propr, cor Marion and Light. (Sce adr, p 80 ?. )
State Normal School, George S Albee pres faculty, Algoma.
Staudenraus Roman, saloon, 86 Maia.
Stebbins HI E, mason, 62 Washington. Steele George M. phys, 135 Main.
Steep Frank, grocer, 230 Merritt.
Steier Mrs Elizabeth, midwife, 169 Mer- ritt.
Steier Lorenz, saloon, 171 Merritt.
Stein Henry, saloon, cor 6th and Min- nesota.
Stein John, cigar mnfr. 76 Oregon.
Stein Peter, saloon, 74 Main.
Stevens Eldoras E, architect, 158 Main.
Stevens W O, honse mover.
Stevens & Austin (Eldoras E Stevens. Alonzo C Austin), real estate, 158 Mata.
Stewart Frank C. Attorney at Law, 12 Algonın Blk. (See att, psis.)
Stickney Wm B, U S dep collector, Govt bldr.
Stier Charles, harness, 207 Main.
Stier Henry, harness, 56 Main. Stocum & Owens, farm impts, Pearl. Stopper Michnel, Propr Sheridan House and Sample Room, 100 Kaosss (Se adr, p S.5.)
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry,
The Favorite Route East VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
For a PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION go to
O'Sullivan's Commercial Academy,
ASHLAND, WIS.
OSH AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. OSH 827
Strauss & Jandorf Shoe Co, Moses Zunder mngr, 83 Main.
Streich & Bro (August and Charles), Mnfrs of Wagons, Trucks, Dump Carts, Sleds and Dealers in Farm Implements, Lumbermen's Supplies, Buggies, Etc, Etc, 8th w of Kansas.
Streich Gabriel, Wagon, Sleigh and Logging Sled Mnfr, cor Oregon and 6th. (See adv, p 823.)
Streuver Wm, florist, 133 Eveline.
Stringham Joseph, propr Seymour House. Stroud George F (est George F Stroud), paints, 46 Main.
Suhl John A. register deeds, Court House. Sukow Charles, grocer, 121 Oregon. Sun, Elmer R Paterick publr, 78 Main. Sutton A T, dairyman.
Swasey & Co (Frederick W and Carrie H Swasey), grocers, 33 Algoma.
Swift J F, meats, 271 Wisconsin ave. Tank Frederick G, grocer, 226 Otter.
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BADGER PUMP COMPANY,
JOEL JOHNSON, Manager.
MANUFACTURER OF
WOOD AND IRON
Force=Pumps.
7 Sixth Street, OSHKOSH, WIS.
Stone and Granite Works JAMES M. REYNOLDS, Propr.
Dealer in all kinds of
STONE and FLAGGING
Bullding Work and Cemetery Work done on Short Notice.
YARD ON MARION STREET, OSHKOSHI, . WISCONSIN.
I. KEZERTEE,
SURGEON
DENTIST.
Beckwith Block,
Gold Filling a Specialty. OSHKOSH, WIS.
Corner Main and Algoma Sts.,
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Taube Charles, meats, 262 Minnesota. Teichert Constantine H, grinder, 84 Jef- ferson ave.
Tennessen Mathias M, dyer, 292 Main.
Thalacker August C, grocer, 176 Waugoo.
Thalhofer Bros (Albert and Joseph), saloon, 90 Main.
Thayer Peter S, shoes, 199 Main.
Thielen Frank, grocer, 150 Main.
Thielen John, saloon, 146 Main.
Thielen Paul, grocer, 376 Main.
Thom A & Sons (Albert, Reinhold and Emil), grocers, 377 Main.
Thom Richard L, grocer, 307 Oregon.
Thompson Albert E, asst U S attorney, Government bldg.
Thompson Ashley, physician, GO Kansas.
Thompson Carriage Co (Limited), W K Rideout Pres, J HI Jenkins Vice- Pres, D L Libbey Treas, E M Crane Sec, George F Thompson Supt, Carriage Mnfrs, 371 to 381 High.
Thompson Charles A, shingle mnfr, 43 River.
Thompson George F, cattle breeder.
Thorpe Mrs Fannie, art embroidery, 6 High.
Thresher & Tullett, painters, 77 High.
Ticknor H W & Co (Herbert W and Charles B Ticknor), laundry, 213 Main. Tilton Edward W, Agent Branch Crookes Saw Co; Emery Wheels, Dress- ers, Upset, Etc; Saw Repairing a Special- ty, cor Marion and Division.
Tipler E H, grocer, Sterling cor Jefferson. Titus Willard H, physician.
Tremont House, Wm HI Englebright Propr, Waugoo cor State.
Tuttle L'S & Bro (Lester S and Alfred), insurance, High.
Tyrrell E C & G E (Eugene C and George E), real estate, Main cor Otter.
Tyrrell George E, lawyer, cor Main and Otter.
Uder Fraok, shoemaker, 303 Main.
Uecker & Weber (Reinhard Uecker, George Weber), tailors, 85 Main.
Union Brewery, J Glatz & Son Propres, Doty. (See adn, p.800.)
Union Central Life Insurance Co of Cincinnati, Ohio, James G Al- bright State Agent, Maurice Il O'Brien Special Agent, 1454 Main.
Union Steam Boiler Works.
Battis Bros Proprs, cor Market and Pearl. (See ado, p S21.)
United States Express Co, Wm HI Gibson agt, 78 Main.
Utz George, meats, 183 Main.
Van Keuren Byron E, lawyer, 144 Main.
Van Liew Wainwright D, wall paper, 170 Main.
Van Slyke & Williams (Arthur R Van Slyke, Warren J Williams), grocers, 51 Algoma.
Viall E W & Co (Edgar W Viall), Publrs Times, 24-26 Waugoo.
Victoris Frank J, barber, 14 Otter. Villnow Otto, bottler, 212 Oregon. Vogt John II, ice boxes, 33 Ceape.
Vogtmann John, cigar mofr, 57 Main. Voigt Charles F, grocer, 13 Ceape. Voss Henry W, saloon, 188 Main.
Voss John C. grocer, 375 Main. Wade A, apiarist.
Wagner James R, painter, 51 Market.
Wagner & Nelson (George W Wagner, Richard J Nelson), painters, 13 Merritt. Wah Lee, laundry, 21 Waugoo.
Wahle & Stein (Frank I Wahle, Nicholas J Stein), saloon, 152 Main.
Wakefield Mills, Foote Bros & Co proprs, cor Broad and River.
Wakeman Wm jr, meats, 166 Main.
Walker G H, carpenter, 278 Jefferson ave. Wall Thomas, pine lands.
Ward Pliny B, Propr Diamond Paint Co, cor State and Waugoo. (See adt, 0 829.)
Warwick Wmn P, Coal and Feed, ? Kansas.
Washburn & Wagstaff (John R Wash. burn, Wm J Wagstaff), lumber, 194 Main.
Waterhouse WIH W, Pensions, Pa- tents, Lawyer and Collections, cor Main and High.
Waters Win, architect, 20 Washington.
Watkins Philander, barber, 19 Kansas. Watkins Win HI, barber, 26 Main.
Webb & Rundle (James H Webb, Charles L Rundle), hardware, 173 Main.
Weber Bros (Gustave and David), dry goods, 81 Maiu.
Weed Henry, physician, 89 Oregon.
Weed H I, city attorney, City Hall. Weed James II, himber, 190 Main.
Weeks Atwood H. grocer, 17 Kansas. Wegner Henry JJ, drugs, 58 Kansas.
Weidner Moritz, plano tuner, 166 Otter.
Weisbrod Edward W. real estate, 59 Main. Weisbrod JJoseph M. lawyer, 102 Main.
Weisbrod Rudolph J, chief of police, City Hall.
Weisbrod, Thompson & Harshaw (Albert W Weishrod, Albert E Thompson. Henry B Harshaw), lawyers, National Bank l'dg.
Weitzel Matthew, grocer, 99 Kansas. Wenzel Jacob, saloon, 391 Ceape.
Bicycles and Safeties, Catalogues JULIUS ANDRAE, Free. 225 W. Water Street, MILWAUKEE.
Learn Shorthand and Typewriting at the
Green Bay Business College, consin. J. N. McCUNN, President.
The Leading Commercial Training School of Wis- E. F. QUINTAL, Secretary.
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C. W. FREEMAN, Portrait Artist.
ENLARGING FROM Photographs, Tin Types, and Daguerreotypes. 123 MAIN STREET,
OSHKOSH, - WIS.
CHARLES REPE, Contractor of Cut and Sawed STONE. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds of CUT STONE, FLAGGING, Curbing and Coping. 56 Marion St., OSHKOSH, WIS.
EACLE BROOM FACTORY MANUFACTURERS OF
House, Mill, Shop,
Brush and Toy
BROOMS.
Brass, Nickel Plated, Bone and Enameled Handle Brush Brooms. Our Specialty is fine Brooms. Every Broom Warranted. FACTORY, 344 CEAPE STREET, OSHKOSHI, WISCONSIN.
DIAMOND PAINT COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS OF
COLORS IN OIL.
DIPPING PAINT.
PREPARED
PAINTS
FIRE-
DIAMOND
TINTED
PROOF PAINT. WHITE
LEAD.
LEAD AND ZINC. OSHKOSH, WIS.
Cor. State and Waugoo Sts.,
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry.
Palace and Dining Cars ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER OSM
Weston Cornelius S, commission, 17 Main. Weston Harry B, Wholesale Fruits and Produce, Seeds, Vegetables, Butter, Eggs, Etc, 17 Main.
White Everett E, watchmaker, 18 Kansas. Whitely & Drews (Thomas Whitely, Fer- dinand Drews), dry goods, 92 Oregon.
Wicikowski Andrew, grocer, 642 High.
Wilkie Frederick J, physician, 49 Main. Wille Frank, Hardware, Musical In- struments and Farm Implements, 29 Main.
Williams Ebenezer, grocer, 344 Jackson. Williams Mrs J L, dressmaker, 100 Mt Vernon.
Williams Michael J, drugs, 145 Main.
Williamson & Libbey Lumber Co, Daniel L Libbey Pres, George M Williamson Sec and Treas, Mnfrs Lum- ber, Sash, Doors. Blinds, Mouldings and Shingles, 180 Marion.
Willock James, painter, 89 State.
Wilson Andrew, carriage mnfr, 33 Otter. Wilson Emmett S, music teacher, 134 Main. Wilson E S & Co (Emmett S and Joseph Wilson), music, 134 Main.
Wing Sam, laundry, 18 Church.
Winston P Henry, Geul Sec Young Men's Christian Assn, 133 and 134 Main. Wisconsin Central Ry Co, Homer L Ba- con agent, 81 Division.
Wisconsin Manufacturing Co (S R Clark, S B Nelson, C R Clark), Cheese Boxes, Cheese Box and Wagon Stock and Lumber Mufrs, cor Jackson and Marion.
Wisconsin Real Estate and Ex- change Co, ET Barden Mugr, 9 High. (Sce adv, p 825.)
Wisconsin Telegraph (Weekly), Allen & Weidner Publrs, 20 Wangoo.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, Andrew C Gall- agher mogr, Algoma blk.
Wiswell George N, U S marshal, Govt building.
Witzel Daniel, city clk, City Hall.
Witzel & Goettmann (Daniel Witzel, Mi- chael II Goettmann), cigar mufrs, 37 Ссяре.
Wollheim J & Co (Jacob Woolheim). clothing, 116 Main.
Wolter August, grocer, 280 5th.
Woman's Exchange, Mrs Diana D Walker supt, 22 Washington.
~ Worden Oliver, grocer, 339 Algoma.
Workmen's Co operative Society, Charles Hale ingr, grocers, 32 High. Wyland Castle (Wm 'Wyland, Thomas Castle), Carriage Mufrs, 232 Main. (Sec ado, p $13.)
Wyman Wm F, carriages, 12 Ceape.
Wyman & Barkman (Win H Wyman, est John J Barkman), hats, 139 Main.
Yancy John L, poultry breeder, 530 Wash- ington.
Young Men's Christian Associa- tion, P II Winston Genl Sec, 132 and 134 Main.
Young Wm C, dentist, 123 Main.
Youngnickel Adolph, carpenter, 5S Wil- low.
Zellmer & Schwalm, dressmakers, 111 Main.
Zentner John C. genl store, 128 Kansas. Zinn Henry, baker, 280 Main.
OSLO. A country postoffice in Manito- woc county, 8 miles from Manitowoc, the county seat, usual banking and shipping point. Population, 450. Mail, daily. S. T. Stephenson, postmaster.
Alfson Rev A O.
Christenson Andrew, live stock.
Fahrman August, Cheesemaker.
Fisher Oluf, carpenter.
Gilbertson Charles, livery.
Gilbertson Martin, painter.
Johnston John, painter.
Jones John, mason.
Knudson Mrs F M, music teacher.
Knudson Hans J, miller.
Larson John, carpenter.
Madson M G, seed grower.
Madson M R, carpenter. Olson Stephen, flour and woolen mill.
Olson S, blacksmith.
Stephenson Miss M .J. school teacher.
Stephenson N E, Woolen Mill. Stephenson Ole, carpenter.
OSMAN. A postoffice in Manitowoc county, 14 miles southwest of Manitowoc. the county seat, and S from Centreville. the nearest railroad station. Manitowoc is the nearest banking point. Stages to Manitowoc and Howard's Grove: fare, 50 cents to either place. Population, 50. Mail, tri-weekly. Albert Schneider, post- master.
Clark A J, cheese mnfr.
Densmore V B, furniture.
Kolway Heury, grist mill. Miller Peter A, cheese mnfr.
Schneider Albert, boots and shoes.
Schomburg Henry, cheese unfr.
Seipel Andrew, saw mill.
Walterbach Anton. General Store. Weber Michael, saw mill.
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NORTHERN IOWA.
Gold, Silver and Nickel Plating.
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OSS AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. OTT 831
OSSEO. A village on the Sault Ste. Marie & Southwestern Ry, in Trempealeau county, 18 miles northeast of Whitehall, the judicial seat, and 12 from Augusta, the nearest banking point. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population. 300. Mail, daily. C. H. Shores, postmaster.
Anderson Bros, grocers. Betts Rev (Congregational).
Blade, C E Nelson publr.
Christianson J O, wagonmaker.
Cox Thomas G, county surveyor.
Field EX A & HI HI, General Store and Flour Mill.
Gates A. C, barber.
Gates D A, billiards.
Gee Mrs E A, dressmaker.
Gilbert Henry, justice.
Hotchkiss HI E, live stock.
Johnson Matthias, boots and shoes.
Johnston E B, physician.
Linderman J J, flour mill.
Linderman P J, railroad and exp agt.
McKenney John, hotel.
Matchett E J, builder. Moe Ole J, hotel and livery.
Nelson C E, publr Blade.
Nelson E, wagonmaker.
Newell G F jr, drugs and jewelry.
Olson EA, physician.
Osseo Creamery Assn, cheese mnfrs. Schuman HI A, saloon. Shores C IN, Town Treasurer. . Shores C HI & Co, general store. Smith Bros, hardware. Smith Frank, meats.
Stoddard Field, live stock.
Wooster A L, drugs.
OSTRANDER. A village on the Wolf river, and on the G. B., W. & St. P. R. R., in Waupaca county, 14 miles north- east of Waupaca, the county seat, and 6 west of New London, the nearest banking point. Population, 250. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. E. R. Le Fevre, postmaster.
Delano II & Son, apiarists.
Fowver J D, raffroad, exp and tel agt. Le Fevre E R, Telephone Agent. Ostrander Mnfg Co, saw mill and chair mnfrs. Shaw John, live stock.
Thompson & Le Fevre, general store.
OTSEGO. A village on Crawfish creek, in Columbia county, 20 miles south- cast of Portage, the county seat, 2 south of Doylestown, on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, the nearest railroad station, and 10 north-
west of Columbus, the nearest banking point. Population, 340. Mail, daily.
S. E. James, postmaster.
Hanson L HI, carpenter.
James S E, General Store, Drugs and Stock Breeder.
Maxfield E, cattle breeder.
Nasholds D C, mail carrier.
Otsego Band, C Heaton leader.
Pease John. veterinary surgeon.
Pease Dr W A, dentist.
Pulver W A, hotel.
Root Philemon, jeweler.
Root & Young, grocers.
Sickels S H, sorghum mnfr.
Stevens H L, carpenter.
Stewart D, blacksmith.
Stilson J R, shoemaker.
Stilson J W, printer.
Sweet Rev Scott (Baptist).
Tillotson R N, barber.
Tompkins Chauncey, justice.
Woolstone Miss Sarah, dressmaker.
OTTAWA. A postoffice in Waukesha county, 16 miles southwest of Waukesha, the county seat and nearest banking point. and 63 miles from North Prairie, the usual shipping point. Population, 150. George Davey, postmaster.
Aplin John H. carpenter.
Aplin Mrs J H, music teacher.
Bannister Smith J, cranberry grower.
Castine Wm, carpenter.
Clark Wm E, mason.
Davey George, Farmer.
Grant James D), farm impts.
Harris C C, physician.
Hurst Thomas B, saw mill and grain.
James Wm, blacksmith.
Powell Edward, stone mason.
Reid George, carpenter.
Reid Wm. nurseryman.
Weimer Henry, general store.
Weimer & Co, cheese mnfrs.
Williams Hugh, blacksmith.
OTTER CREEK. A farm-house postoffice in Eau Claire county, 1. miles from Eau Claire, the county seat, and 11 from Augusta, the nearest shipping and banking point. Mail, semi-weekly. George B. Mclellan, postmaster.
Doyle Clark, justice and commission.
Melellan George, Hotel and Black- smith.
OTTER VALE. A country postofice in Vernon county, 14 miles northeast of
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry, The Popular Line to the
West and Northwest
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Viroqua, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Mail, semi- weekly. H. M. Allen, postmaster.
Allen IX MI, General Store and Justice. Conce Bros, saw mill. Harris & Dyer, saw mill. Lewis A J, physician.
OTTMAN. In Pierce county, 3} miles southwest of Ellsworth, the judicial seat and nearest banking and shipping point. Tri-weekly mail stages to Ells- worth. W. J. Perry, postmaster.
Bundlie I, general store. Linderman F, blacksmith. Marden R S, justice. Moe J S, flour and saw mill. Perry W J, Farmer and Teacher.
OX BOW. A country postoffice in Jackson county, 20 miles southwest of Black River Falls, the county seat, and 18 from West Salem, the nearest railroad sta- tion, Mail, tri-weekly. A. M. Howard, postmaster and farmer.
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OXFORD. A village on Neenah creek, in Marquette county, 15 miles west of Montello, the county seat, and 7 west of Packwaukee, the nearest railroad sta- tion. Montello is the nearest banking point. Stages daily to Packwaukee; farc, 50 cents. Population, 325. Mail, daily. W. J. Ogle, postmaster.
Cady Rev B J (Adventist).
Carpenter John, General Store. Chamberlin L E, blacksmith.
Chilson Benjamin, drugs.
Daniels Jason, hardware.
Frazier L, farm impts.
Hall E, boots and shoes.
Hopwood F HI, farm impts.
Houghtaling A, sorghum mill.
Johnson W N, farm impts.
Lloyd C, blacksmith. Magoon C II & Fred, harness. Manchester & W, carriages and wagons.
Myers A F, general store. Nickerson Charles, general store.
Nickerson R L, general store.
Nickerson & Hamilton, meats.
Smith Fred, harness. Stalker G W, photographer. Stowe Samnel, hotel. Summerton James, flour mill. Taylor John K. justice.
Treadway J F, furniture.
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Tuttle Arthur W, Special Agent Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co of Milwaukee, Wis.
Wall J E, hardware and sew machines. Ward H H, wagonmaker.
Westfall G W, lawyer.
Wilson Rev J S (Presbyterian).
OZAUKEE. Ozaukee county. See Port Washington.
PACIFIC. A postoffice on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Columbia county, 1} miles south of Portage, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 11. Mail, daily. A. A. Porter, postmaster.
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