USA > Wisconsin > Wisconsin state gazetteer and business directory. 1891-2. V.7, Pt.2 > Part 45
Note: The text from this book was generated using artificial intelligence so there may be some errors. The full pages can be found on Archive.org (link on the Part 1 page).
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8 | Part 9 | Part 10 | Part 11 | Part 12 | Part 13 | Part 14 | Part 15 | Part 16 | Part 17 | Part 18 | Part 19 | Part 20 | Part 21 | Part 22 | Part 23 | Part 24 | Part 25 | Part 26 | Part 27 | Part 28 | Part 29 | Part 30 | Part 31 | Part 32 | Part 33 | Part 34 | Part 35 | Part 36 | Part 37 | Part 38 | Part 39 | Part 40 | Part 41 | Part 42 | Part 43 | Part 44 | Part 45 | Part 46 | Part 47 | Part 48 | Part 49 | Part 50 | Part 51 | Part 52 | Part 53 | Part 54 | Part 55 | Part 56 | Part 57 | Part 58 | Part 59 | Part 60 | Part 61 | Part 62
PACKWAUKEE. A prosperous in- corporated village located on Buffalo lake and on the Northern Pacific Line, in Marquette county. 8 miles southwest of Montello, the judicial seat and nearest banking point. Stages daily to Oxford and Montello; fare, 50 cents to either place. Exp., N. P. Tel., W. U. Population, 200. L. S. Seaman, postmaster.
Chaple W D, carpenter.
Clark J H, carpenter.
Daily John, justice.
Daily T P, fur dealer.
Gale Scott, produce.
Gaylord Mrs Elsie, dressmaker.
Gaylord Frederick R, justice.
Hayres Wm, jeweler.
Kendall C L, Hardware and Harness. Kinney George, saloou.
Lake View Hotel, L S Reeves propr.
Leahy A C, railroad exp and tel agent.
Leahy Thomas, hotel.
Lockin Thomas, blacksmith.
Packwaukee Creamery Co.
Phoenix Samuel A, General Store and Lumber.
Reeves Miss A E, milliner.
Reeves L S. propr Lake View Hotel. Richards Charles, flour and saw mill.
Sccord M J, carpenter.
Seeley Caleb, wagonmaker.
Smith Wm, boots and shoes. Spafford George H, mason. Ward F E, general store.
Wilber & Welch, General Store.
PALMYRA. Is situated in the south- east corner of Jefferson county, on the P. dn C. div. of the C., M. & St. P. Ry. 17 miles southeast of Jefferson, the Best of justice, and 42 southwest of Milwaukee It is a thriving incorporated rlilage, and
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry.
The Favorite Route East VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
California Wines, For WINES to
Write E. POMMER WINE CO., Pure
: 294 WEST WATER ST., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
PAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PAI 833
contains flouring and sorghum mills, a cheese factory, a hay fork and carrier fac- tory, Methodist and Congregational
churches, good schools, 2 hotels and 2
weekly newspapers the Enterprise and Press. Palmyra is becoming a favorite summer and health resort, and the large sanitarium for the accommodation of visit- ors and patients has been newly refitted and extended. Land is worth from $20 to
$60 per acre, and flour, grain and live stock are shipped. White Water, 8} miles southwest, is the location of the nearest bank. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Popu-
lation, 800. C. H. Powers, postmaster.
Allen James A, justice.
Armburger Walter D, cheese factory.
Bertsch Gustus, merchant tailor.
Bigelow Mrs J S, confectioner.
Bisset Henry, carpet weaver.
Bittcliffe Wm, lawyer.
Bromley Frederick W, dentist.
Brownell George C, barness.
Burton John H, jeweler,
Buzzell Gardner H, livery and shoes.
Calkins Charles L, cheese factory, 2 miles w. Chapman & Orchard (Mary Chapman,
Libbie Orchard), milliners.
Christenson George, barber.
Cushman Ira R, clothing.
Clark O V Rev (Methodist).
Clohisy Bros, blacksmith.
Commercial Hotel, Nelson Bros proprs.
Cook Henry, apiarist.
Craig Allen A. publr Palmyra Press.
Dow Oliver P, justice and publr Enter- prise.
Eifert George, cigar mnfr.
Erricson Eric, general store.
Fairbrother J H, carpenter.
Goodman IL P, photographer.
Gosa John H, meat market.
Gregory John IJ, wool dealer.
Gritiln & Connelly, ice dealers.
Griffith A A Jr, Propr Palmyra Spring Hotel.
Grove Bros (Charles and Delbert), carriage dealers.
Grove Walter, blacksmith.
Iligh School Library, Gertie Tischaefer librarian. Hiles Abraham D, lumber.
Hooper Edward J, general store.
Kaiser Matthias, blacksmith.
King Frank, broommaker. Lowe Victor, cattle breeder.
McArthur John A, cooper. McGibbon Walter, paiuter.
Mahan James, physician.
Melster Rudolph, carpenter.
Moore Rev C A (Congregational).
Mortier James, well borer.
Moyse Henry, live stock.
Nelson Bros (Lewis and Gill), proprs Com- mercial Hotel.
Palmyra Enterprise, O P Dow publr.
Palmyra Press, Allen A Craig publr.
Palmyra Spring Hotel, A A Griffith jr propr.
Peardon Richard, dentist.
Porter T S, town clerk.
Pries Adam, tailor.
Reed John C, furniture.
Reed Lottie E, milliner.
Roethel George, mason.
Rudolph Fred, painter.
Rundel George H, sewing machines.
Sleep Thomas J, general store.
Smith Henry F, barber.
Smith Joseph, general store.
Thompson Henry R. shoemaker.
Tisch House. August Tischaefer propr.
Uglow Wm H, painter and cheese factory.
Washburn Royal J, hardware.
Weicher Mrs N, milliner.
Wilbur J W, milk dealer.
Wilbur Miles, house mover.
Williams & Brown, Flour Mill.
Willis Nelson, jeweler.
Willson Zebine C, railroad agent.
Wilson Blanch, music teacher.
Wooster G P' & Son (George P and Anson S), carriagemakers.
PAOLI. On Sugar river and on the I. C. R. R., in Dane county, 14 miles southwest of Madison, the judicial seat and nearest banking point. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population, 300. Wm. Fischer, postmaster.
Baker E D, stock breeder.
Chynoweth Rev W H (Methodist).
Duncan JT. railroad, exp and tel agt.
Fischer Wm, General Store and Insur- auce.
Green A W, wagonmaker.
Hoeslie Matthew, hotel and saloon.
Lamb N E & Co. general store.
Manson John, carpenter.
Matts O) E, painter.
Matts Peter W, justice.
Meyer John, wagonmaker.
Minch B M & Co, flour mill.
Montrose Christ B, cheese mnfr.
Oldenburg FF, flour mill.
Paoli Cheese Assn, cheese mufts.
Pierce Prosper, ments,
Raesch John, carpenter.
Rice Adelbert, blacksmith.
Fishing Tackle. JOHN MEUNIER GUN CO., 272 West Water Street, - MILWAUKEE, WIS.
52
!
IMPORTERS OF PAPER HANGINGS. 446 East Water St., MILWAUKEE. Telephone 315.
Robert Harper & Sons,
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER PAT
Sanders Milo, Carpenter. Sarleacher Wm, blacksmith.
Tierney Jeremiah, flour mill.
PARADISE. On the Wisconsin Cen- tral Line, in Waupaca county, 13 miles from Waupaca, the judicial seat, and 6 from Weyauwega, the nearest banking point. Exp., N. P. Tel., W. U. George Gibson, postmaster.
PARDEEVILLE. A village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, and on Fox river, in Columbia county, 9 miles east of Portage, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 300. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Mrs. S. Van Schaick, postmaster.
Alford & Simmons, feed mill. Ashley Yates, flour mill.
Blodgett Wm, general store.
Briffett George jr, hotel.
Cairns James, blacksmith.
Chandler Joseph, physician.
Falconer J S && HI V, Dry Goods. Hartley Joseph, hotel.
Hepler John, harnessmaker.
Hughes Wm, general store.
Johnson David W, harnessmaker.
Langdon D H, stock breeder.
Moore Alex, jeweler and barber.
Morris Rev W E (Methodist).
Murdock James, glass and crockery.
Rock L HI, railroad, exp and tel agt. Scott Winfield J, general store.
Spear RO, general store. Stone && Lawson, live stock dealers. Thompson J W, wagonmaker. Times, F A Brown publr.
Van Schnick Mrs S. Drugs.
Voltz. Miss Lizzie, tailoress.
PARIS. A post village in township of same name, Kenosha county, 27 miles south- west of Milwaukee, 12 northwest of Reno- sha, the county seat, and 4 south of Union Grove, the nearest railroad station. Ke- nosha is the nearest banking point. Pop- ulation, 75. Mail, semi weekly. Harriet Powell, postmaster.
Drees Rev Charles (Catholic).
Horning Philip, General Store. Potter Rev E (Methodist). Spirts N, cheese factory.
PARK FALLS. On the Northern Pacific R. R., in Price county, 18 miles north of Phillips, the judicial seat, and 5 from Fifield, the nearest banking point. Exp., N. P. Population, 50. Mail, daily.
Park Falls Lumber and Pulp Co.
Patton Bros, saloon. Sherry Henry, saw mill. Wilms B A, drugs.
PARNELL. A postoffice in Sbeboy- gan county, 25 miles from Sheboygan, the judicial seat, and S from Waldo, the near- est railroad station. Plymouth is the nearest banking point. Population, 30. James Reilley, postmaster and blacksmith.
PARRISH. On the M., L. S. & W. Ry, in Langlade county, 42 miles from Antigo, the judicial seat, and 17 from Rhinelander, the nearest bank location. Population, 400. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. D. McGillis, postinaster.
McGillis Daniel, Lumber. Prairie River Lumber Co, saw and planing mill.
Zaug F L, railroad, exp and tel agt.
PASKIN. On the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry, in Barron county. 6 miles west of Barron, the judicial seat and banking point. Population, 60. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. W. T. Foy, postmaster.
Brown Levi, mason.
Elliot W D, railroad, exp aud tel agt.
Foy F L H, general store. Foy J T, engineer.
Foy W T, General Agent. Hill F E, physician. Houghtaling K F, justice.
Hungerford F B, constable. Jacobs E H, saw and shingle mill.
Marquard Charles, live stock. Paskin Lake Cornet Band, James T Foy leader.
Warren O A, justice.
Young & Strond, saw mill.
PATCH GROVE. In Grant county, 16 miles northwest of Lancaster, the jadi- clal seat, 6 southeast of Bridgeport, the nearest railroad station, and 5 northwest of Bloomington, the nearest banking pont. Stages daily to Bridgeport and Bivomijn
CEMENT. MILWAUKEE CEMENT CO. 151 WEST WATER ST., MILWAUKEE, WIS
TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO. M. N. MacLAREN, State Agent,
834 PAO Booth Wm, meats. Clark Sisters, milliners. Cobb W HI, hardware. Colman O D, physician. Falconer J S, justice. Tripp Miss Ida, grocer. Yelick A C, shoemaker. -The Largest and Strongest Accident Insurance Company in the World .- ( 20 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, MILWAUKEE. Merrill Zedoe, furniture.
Curtis I C. stock breeder.
don
WHILE, MORA J&M .M.M.DO SOWARENI BREJEVAR
Leipold & Wiskocil Architects and Superintendents, 3 N. W. Cor. of Grand and W. Water Sts., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
PAT AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PEL 835
ton. Population, 200. Mail, daily. Ed- ward Patch, postmaster.
Bidwell J W, hay and feed. Bryan Wm, wagonmaker. Clark H W, builder. Clifton Enos, mason. Collier Robert, general store.
Cory Dr C 'T, Drugs. England Frank, wagonmaker. Gee Charles, grocer and harness. Greer Rev J P (Methodist).
Heberlien J T, meats. Jones John, carpenter and farm impts. Jones Lottie, dressmaker.
Kennedy G W, creamery and feed mill. Kolb Frank H. hardware.
Lee C A, checse mnfr. Lewis Wm & Sons, live stock.
Patch Edward, Grocer and Stationer. Provis Nancy M, milliner.
Riley M L, barber. Roberts Alfred, hotel. Robertson Bros, wagonmakers.
Sifford M J, dressmaker. Walker Thomas, furniture and undertkr. Whetmore Hobart, hotel. Wilson Etta, dressmaker.
Wolfenden Wm, general store.
PATTERSON. In Polk county, 22 miles northeast of Osceola Mills, the judi- cial scat, and 14 from St. Croix Falls, the usual shipping point. Stages semi-weekly to St. Croix Falls and Shell Lake. Popu- lation, 75. Mail, semi-weekly. Mrs. M. Patterson, postmaster.
Bjerre Hans & Son, saw mill. Holen Jens, blacksmith. Johnson Hans, nursery agent. Larson A P, justice. Olson C & Sons, flour and saw mill. Patterson Fred, barber. Patterson Jerome, general store.
Patterson Lud, carpenter. Patterson Mrs M, General Store. Sorenson C M, sewing machine agent. Sorenson Mary, physician.
PAYNESVILLE. In Milwaukee county, 12 miles from Milwaukee, the judicial seat and nearest banking point and 24 from Oakwood, the nearest railroad station. Population, 200. Adam Doerr, postmaster.
Doerr Adam, Hotel. Goetsch Leo, wagonmaker. Koehne Charles, blacksmith. Mahler Nicholas, shoemaker.
Retzke, saloon. Roethe Henry, saloon and justice.
PECK. Formerly known as Benoit- ville, is on Fish creek and on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry, in Bayfield county, 25 miles southwest of Bayfield, the county seat, and 11 from Ashland, the nearest banking point. Exp., Am. Population, 400, T. Benoit, postmaster.
Benoit Lumber Co, saw mill. Corrigan Michael, saloon. Foster & Miller, lumber. Golden D, carpenter. Milstrand A P, lumber.
Van Armin A L, General Store. .
PEDEE. A postoffice in Green coun- ty, 16 miles southeast of Monroe, the county seat, and 8 southwest of Brodhead, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Population, 2 Mail, tri-weekly. Harriet C. Coulter, postmaster and weaver.
PEEBLES. A post village on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Fond du Lac county, 5 miles northeast of Fond du Lac, the county seat and nearest banking point. Popula- tion, 25. Exp., Am. Mail, daily. J. J, Tallmadge, postmaster.
Gautermont Wm, cheese factory. Peebles Ezra, cheese mnfr. Stephany P, cheese factory. Tallmadge J J, Produce and Railroad Agent. Wirtz M, cheese factory.
PELICAN LAKE. On lake of same, and on the M., L. S. & W. Ry., in Forest county, 14 miles southwest of Crandon. the county seat, and 26 from Antigo, the usual banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Population, 160. Josiah W. Hawes, postmaster.
Clure F P, telegraph agent. Cornagey W D, general store. Curran W J, hotel. Feiker C E. farm impts. Hawes J W. Exp Agt aud Saloon. Schoepke A F, saw mill and gen store. Simmous D HI, saloon.
PELLA. A village on the Embarrass river, in Shawano county, 12 miles south. west of Shawano, the judicial seat, and 12 from Clintonville, its nearest shipping and banking point. It is on the daily stare route from Marion to Leopolis, Popula-
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry, West and Northwest The Popular Linc to the
.
Buy GOODYEAR RUBBER CLOTHING Of Goodyear Rubber Company, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
836
PEN
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER PEP
tion, 75. Mail, daily, M. Stevens, post- master.
Barthne 'Thomas, hotel. Dumm Ed, blacksmith. Schwan Rev J C (Lutheran). Smith Wm, saw mill. Stevens Melvin, General Store. Wilde C, cheese mnfr.
PEMBINE. On the M. & N. R. R. and the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry., in Marinette county, 50 miles northwest of Marinette, the judicial scat, and 14 from Iron Mountain, Mich .. the nearest banking point. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Popula- tion, 75. Mail daily.
Dougherty John, saloon. Dunn R D, saw mill.
Dycr J L & Co, General Store.
French J E, hotel ..
Girard Lumber Co.
Hafner Hugh, saloon. Lundgren John, lumber. McGuire James, hotel. Quinlan C II, lumber. Therrien Louis, saloon.
PENCE. A village on the M., L. S. & W. Ry., in Ashland county, 40 miles southeast of Ashland, the judicial seat, and 6 from Hurley, the nearest banking point. Mail, daily. Population, 300. J. C. Eaver, postmaster.
Anderson John. saloon.
Barbolsi Anton, saloon.
Caledonia Iron Mines. Calligaro Bros, saloon. Calvi Batista, saloon.
Cummings M J, saloon.
Eaver J C & Co, General Store.
Hobday W A, physician. Iron Mnfg Co, iron mines. Johnson Olie, shoemaker. Kentler August, meats.
Lauer P, saloon. McNeil John, saloon. Mogenier John, saloon. Montreal Iron Mines. Panada A, saloon. Pouco fron Mines. Peterson & Burkland, saloon. Roy M, saloon. Vero S, saloon.
PENNINGTON. On the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry., in Oneida county, 10} miles east of Rhinelander. the judicial seat and nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Mail, daily.
PENOKEE. On the N. P. R. R., in Ashland county, 30 miles by rail southeast of Ashland, the judicial seat and nearest banking point. Exp., N. P. Mail, daily.
PENSAUKEE. On the C. & N. W. Ry., in Oconto county, 5 miles southwest of Oconto, the judicial seat and nearest banking point. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population, 150. Mail, daily.
Baumgartner M, saloon.
Farley Frank, justice. Windrass W, general store. Burke D, general storc.
PEPIN. On the Mississippi river and on the C., B. & N. Ry. in Pepin county, 20 miles southwest of Durand, the judi- cial seat, and 7 from Lake City, Minn., the nearest banking point. A weekly newspaper, the Pepin Star, is published. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population, 450. Wm. Dunlap, postmaster.
Allen Cyrus A, constable.
Axtell Milton B, physician.
Axtell Robert & Ole, publishers Star.
Cameron Daniel E, principal high school.
Debertin Frederick, shoemaker.
Dunlap Win, Confectioner.
Dunn Alexander, saloon.
Dunn Alexander jr, meats.
Dunn Mrs Ella, hotel.
Eberhardt Rev (Methodist).
Fayerweather Charles, mason and justice.
Ficker Frank A, hardware.
Ficker Mrs Mary, milliner.
Francis Hugh, planing mill.
Fuller Hiram, machinist.
Gray A S, lawyer. Guthrie J A. meats.
Hallsworth James, hardware.
Jahukee E, saloon.
Langers E, general store.
Leflay Lawrence, blacksmith.
Marcks Otto F, blacksmith.
Moore George, barber.
Nelson C D, mechanic.
Peterson & Bockstrom, General Store.
Pfaff Mrs Phillp, flour mill.
Potter Hiram, justice. Prolow Wm, wagonmaker.
Schlueter C H, furniture.
Smith Rev (Methodist). Star. Robert & Ole Axtell publis.
Stoltenberg Bros, general store. Swniles Charles, railroad, exp and tel agt. Thies August, general store.
UN BORING AND REPAIRING & Specialty. We have the best equipped shop in the State. We handle Guns, Ammunition. Base Ball and Athletic Supplies. Fishing Tackle of Haret. Quality. The F. P. Stannard Gun Co., 411 E. Water St., MUwaukce, Wie
G
£
837
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
GEN. WM. E. STRONG, PRESIDENT, Chicago, III. GEO. C. HEMPSTEAD, TREASURER, Chicago, III. W. A. ELLIS, SECRETARY AND SUPERINTENDENT, Peshtigo, Wis.
THE
PESHTIGO COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS OF
LUMEER
Lath, Pickets,
Shingles, Etc.
HEAVY TIMBER AND JOISTS A SPECIALTY.
A large quantity of Fine Unimproved Farming Lands for Sale at low prices and favorable terms.
CHICAGO OFFICE, EAST END ILLINOIS STREET.
MILLS, at Peshtigo Village, and Peshtigo Harbor, WISCONSIN.
УМАЯМОЗ ODITH239
oja estgaida
2TSIOL OSA 838637 YVAIH
Oudahy Brothers, ¿ Pork and Beef Packers, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
AND PROVISION DEALERS.
*** WEST SUPERIOR, WISCONSIN.
The Broadway Hotel. JOHN J. DOW, Proprietor,
838 PER
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER PES
PERLEY. On the C., St. P. M. & O. Ry, in Barron county, 18 miles west of Barron, the seat of justice, and 9 from Cumberland, the nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Population, 200. H. Hyde, postmaster.
Andrews & Perley Lumber Co, Saw Mill.
Hyde II L, general store.
PERRY. A postoffice and settlement also known as Daleyville, in Dane county, 30 miles southwest of Madison, the county seat, and 7 south of Blue Mounds, the nearest railroad station. Madison is the nearest banking point. Population, 50. Mail, daily. O. B. Dahle, postmaster.
Dahle O B, General Store. Daleyville Star, G G Mandt publr.
Lewis Gabriel, carpenter.
Smedsrud T O, blacksmith.
PERU. A postoffice in Portage coun- ty, 22 miles northeast of Stevens' Point, the county seat and nearest banking point, and 10 north of Amherst Junction, the nearest railroad point. Population, 25. Mail, by special supply.
Lunde O HI, blacksmith. Wrolstad M O, saw mill.
MOU
PESHTIGO. Is located on the Pesh- tigo river, 7 miles from Peshtigo Harbor, on Green Bay, and on the C. & N. W. Ry, 6 miles southwest of Marinette, the judicial seat and nearest banking point, 100 from Oshkosh and 171 from Milwaukee. It contains Catholic, Methodist, Congrega- tional and Lutheran churches, a high schcol with a principal and five teachers,
and 32 public schools in Peshtigo township and village, saw and planing mills, ma- chine shop and a weekly newspaper, the Argus. The manufacture and shipment of lumber by the Peshtigo Lumber Co .. is the chief industry. Telephone connec- tion. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Popula- tion, 1,700. J. J. O'Leary, postmaster. Albrecht C C F, milk.
Albright Frank J, restaurant.
Archambault August, meat market.
Archambault Medias, milk.
Armstrong Ferdinand, Supt Log- ging Department, The Peshtigo Com- pany.
Armstrong Mrs F, Propr Peshtigo Company House. (See adv, below.)
Arthur John H, hotel.
Brazeau L T. furniture.
Burns Miss Annie, dressmaker.
Campbell George A, saloon.
Cavoit Nicholas, ties, posts, etc.
Cholette House, Mrs M R Cholette Propr. (See ado, opp.)
Conkling John S, drugs.
Constine Cornelius, ties, posts, etc.
Corbett Edward, saloon.
Corey Rev E M (Congregational).
Dalquist & Hockerson (John Dalquist, Ole Hockerson), proprs Stuart House.
Des Rosches Joseph, saloon.
Dolan Thomas, saloon.
Duket Frank, Propr Duket House.
Duket House, Frank Duket Propr. Barmer Michael, Wagonmaker and General Blacksmith. (See ade, opp.)
Eitreim Rev L (Lutheran).
EHIS Win A, Sec aud Supt The Peshtigo Company, Lumber Mufrs.
Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Co of l'eshtigo, Ernst Lepinsky sec.
Fortier Isadore, barber and baths.
- THE
PESHTIGO COMPANY HOUSE,
MRS. F. ARMSTRONG, Propr.
First-Class in Every Respect.
FREE 'BUS.
PESHTIGO, WISCONSIN.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R. DIRECT ROUTE to all POINTS in
NORTHERN IOWA.
IstoH yswbsoya enT
Refrigerators. THE BRODESSER MNFG CO., Manufacturers of MEAT REFRIGERATORS. MEAT ROCKERS, ELEVATORS of all kinds, PUMPS, BREWERY MACHINERY, WINDING JACKS, HOISTING MACHINERY, Etc. 512-514 COMMERCE STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
PES AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PES 839
. VV. HALL, NOTARY PUBLIC,
Real Estate & General Agency.
Prompt Personal Attention to Collections.
Agent for Grand Rapids School Furniture Co.
Postoffice Building, -
PESHTIGO, WISCONSIN.
M. EAMER, MANUFACTURER Carriages, Wagons & Sleighs, GENERAL Blacksmithing and Horseshoeing.
Shop in Rear of Postoffice Block, PESETIGO, - WIS.
CHOLETTE HOUSE,
MRS. M. R. CHOLETTE, Propr.
Finest Hotel, Best Accommodations,
Good Livery Stable in Connection with the House.
CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
FREE 'BUS PESHTIGO, WIS.
( holette House.
A. D. PERGOLI, MANUFACTURER OF Light and Heavy Harness,
ALSO DEALER IN BRUSHES, WHIPS, LASHES, ROBES, BLANKETS, ETC. PESHTIGO, WISCONSIN.
Post's Fair,
10, 12 and 14 Fourth St .. Fond du Inc. Wie. Carriages, Hacks, 'Busses and Sleighs for Sale Cheap
-
-
JJ00834 .O .A
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
DIRECT ROUTE i to all POINTS in NORTHERN IOWA.
840 PES WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER PEW
Fortier Mrs I, dressmaker. Foster George T, city treasurer. Gath Christian, saloon.
Gevers Rev Chris (Lutheran). Gordon Charles P G, barber.
Haese Rev Ernest (German Lutheran)
Hall Win W. Real Estate and Collect- ing Agency, Notary Public and City Clerk. (See adv, p $30.)
Hansen Peter, Sample Room, Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Billiards.
Harper Mrs Frances, furniture. Hassell Henry, brick, lime, etc.
Hempstead George C (res Chicago, Ill), Treasurer The Peshtigo Company, Lumber Mnfrs.
Hiller Rev A E (Lutheran).
Hoffman Rev J C (Methodist).
Holtz Charles F, Clerk Cholette House.
Horovitz Win, Dry Goods, Clothing, Gents' Furnishings, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Etc.
Howlett Miss Nellie, milliner.
Jacobs Frank, feed mill.
Kruse Wm, saloon.
Kusterer Mrs John G, drugs.
Lavelle Patrick, planing mill.
Le Blond Leander E. Druggist. Le Blond Mrs L E, dressmaker.
Lewis Wm D, physician. .
McDonald Alexander J, confetr. McGraw Frederick E, hardware.
Magee Henry, nursery agent.
Marion January, taxidermist.
Marion John, wagonmaker.
Mellen Wm, mngr The Peshtigo Company Machine Shop.
Nelson Charles, wagonmaker.
Nelson Otto, jeweler and optician.
Neumann Carl F, general store.
Nevermann Frederick F, general store. Noll Philip, saloon.
O'Connor Rev Arthur (Catholic).
O'Leary James J, Postmaster, Agent Sun Fire Insurance Co of London, Sta- tionery, Etc.
Pergoli Adolph D, Saddles and Har. ness. (See adr, p $39.)
Peshtigo Argus, Badour & Noel publrs.
Poshtigo ( mpany The (Capital, $1,500,000), Gen Wm E Strong Pres, Chi- cago, George C Hempstead Treas, Chi- cago, Win A Ellis Sec and Supt, Lum. ber Mnfrs and General Store. (Sce adv, p S37.)
Peshtigo Company House, Mrs F Armstrong Propr. (See ade, ps3S.)
Peshtigo Company's Machine Shop, Wm Mellen mngr.
Peshtigo Cornet Band. John A Tobin ldr. Peshtigo Opera House, Frank Duket mngr. Peterson Nelson, carpenter.
Peterson Peter, Boot and Shoemaker, Steamship Agent and Farmer.
Philbrook Ruel O, general store. Ramsay Robert C, county supt schools. Savage Rev Enoch (Methodist)
Scheldt && Widen (Christian Scheldt, Charles Widen), Dealers in Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, and Boot and Shoemakers. Scott Robert W, general store.
Simon Herman, blacksmith.
Slight James F, prin high school.
Sonn James V N, Pharmacist.
Steffen Mrs Amelia, general store.
Strem Anton, steamship agent.
Strong Gen Win E (res Chicago, III). Pres The Peshtigo Company, Lumber Mnfrs.
Stuart House, Dalquist & Hockerson proprs.
Stucy Miss Katie, dressmaker.
Thomas & Colburn (Edgar O Thomas, Arthur HI Colburn), well drillers.
Tibbits Newton I, physician.
Tobin John A, prin grammar school.
Watson Bros (James and Wm), hardware. Wenzel Charles, blacksmith.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, Wilbert D Hunt mngr.
Wood Paul B, civil engineer.
Zimmerman Adolf, city marshal.
PESHTIGO HARBOR. A settle- ment at the mouth of Peshtigo river. in Marinette county, 7 miles from Peshtigo. All the improvements were made by the Peshtigo Company, who are the sole own- ners, and who have located here their large steam mills and made this the ship- ping point for all their lumber. Send mail to Peshtigo.
PETERSVILLE. In Waupaca conn- ty, 16 miles northwest of Waupaca, the judicial seat and nearest banking point. and 8 from Scandinavia, the nearest rail- road point. Mail. semi-weekly. J. T. Hanson.
Hanson John T, General Store.
Hansen Julius, carpenter. Martenson Ole, carpenter. Matheson Thomas, carpenter. Peterson I. T, feed mill.
PEWAUKEE. Waukesha County. For descriptive skete's and Business Directory, so list of names received to late for regular insertion page 41.)
North Star iron Works. ) Capacity. 500 hands- Engineers, Machinists, Founders. Boilermakers, PARISH MANUFACTURING CO. Hillwrights, Saw Mill Machinery, Mining Machinery, Corliss and Hich Ashland, - - Wisconsin. ) Speed Engines, Bollers, l'ower Transmitting Machinery, etc. Sec p. b.
Possess a Greater Range of Curative Action than any other remedial agent. -They are especially beneficial in KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES .- THE BATHS AT JANESVILLE, WISCONSIN, AFFORD EXCEPTIONAL ADVANTAGES.
-
TURKISH BATHS
PHE AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PHI 841
PHEASANT BRANCH. An in- corporated village in Dane county, 7 miles northwest of Madison, the county seat, and 1} north of Middleton, on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, the nearest railroad station. Madison is the nearest banking point. Stages tri-weekly to Middleton. Popula- tion, 150. Mail, tri-weekly.
Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.