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Hurtbut J J, General Store and Saw
Wannamaker L, cheese factory.
STEVENSON'S PIER. A post- Ace in Door county, 10 miles west of "Surgeon Bay, the county seat, and 4 south ! Little Sturgeon, the nearest shipping int. Sturgeon Bay is the nearest bank- 2 point. Population, 175. Mail, semi- weekly. A. J. Eichinger, postmaster.
Eichinger Anton J, Justice and Agent School Furniture and Nursery stock.
. hinger Joseph J, meats.
Eichinger & Weber, builders. Meyer Henry, blacksmith.
Nauman August, carpenter. Petersilka Wm, shoemaker. Stevenson Albert B, grocer. Vetter Henry, carpenter.
Webber John G, carpenter.
STEVENS' POINT. The judicial seat of Portage connty, is a flourishing, important and progressive city, advantag- eously located on both banks of the Wis- consin river and on the Wisconsin Central Line and the G. B., W. & St. P. R. R., 158 miles northwest of Milwaukee. Lum- bering is the principal industry, the city being located at the base of the upper Wisconsin pineries, as well as those on the headwaters of the Chippewa, Black and Flambeau rivers. The city contains Bap- tist, Catholic, Episcopal, Lutheran, Metho- dist and Presbyterian churches, a large public library, high and graded schools. two of which were completed at a cost of $10,000 and $15,000 respectively, 2 banks, saw mills, planing mills, sash, door and blind factories, foundries and machine shops, shingle mills, large flouring and feed mills, boiler factories, and numerous large and commodions business blocks and handsome residences. The extensive machine, car, blacksmith and paint shops of the Wisconsin Central Line, located here, give employment to a large number of workmen. The press is represented by three weekly newspapers, The Gazette, The Journal and the Wisconsin Pinery. It is lighted by gas and electricity, has a well (quipped fire department, an efficient po- lice force, first-class hotels, telephone exchange and all the appointments and facilities of a metropolitan city. Its
natural water power is surpassed by but few places in the West, and special induce- ments are offered to persons who will start any manufacturing industry. Exp., N. P. and U. S. Tel., W. U. Population, 9,000. E. McGlachlin, postmaster.
Adams Honse, Adam Adams propr.
Adams Mathias, grocer. Adams Samnel, grocer.
Agnew David A, jeweler.
American House. A L Bentley propr.
Andrac Gustavus F, general store.
Andrews Norman D, gunsmith.
Arlington Honse. M Cassidy propr.
Baker Charles B, confectioner.
Baker Frank C, div road master Wiscon- sin Central.
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry.
Palace and Dining Cars ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
BRYANT & STRATTON.
This firm condnets in Chicago the grey. Training School for Business. Frite f . magnificent Catalogne of 112 pages, ALd send 10 cents to pay cost of postage.
AD Mnfr .*
958 STE WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER STE
Bakins Valentine B, grocer. Ball & Finch (John W Ball, John Finch), livery .
Bandow Fred, meat market.
Batterton Charles A, chief train dispatch- er Wis Central.
Bender & Fried (Henry D Bender, Louis Fried), sale stable.
Bennett Daniel, baker.
Bentley A L, propr American House. Berens Nicholas, barber.
Bergholte Bros (Henry and Alexander), barbers.
Betlach Vincens, meat market.
Bliven Amos E, broom mnfr.
Board of Education, A - W Sanborn pres, Mrs E R Week clerk.
Board of Health, G Rood, M D, health
officer, D Lloyd Jones pres, J E Rogers sec.
Booth Sanford, mason.
Borchardt & Boyar (John Borchardt, John Boyar), saloon.
Boreson Matthew, shoemaker.
Boston Bros (Harry D and Frederick T), furniture.
-Bosworth A Bart, Pres First Na- tional Bank and Pres North Side Lum- ber Co. (See adv, below and p 960.)
Bosworth & Reilly (A Earl Bos worth. James Reilly), Lumber, Larb. Shingles, Etc. (See ado, opp.)
Brandt Nels, saloon.
Brill Louis, general store.
Bronson Thomas, shoemaker.
Buckingham Wait B, Cash First National Bank. (See adt, below.)
Buckingham & Co (Wait B ani Fannie HI Backingham), General Insu :- ance, 4223 Main.
Bungert Nicholas, grocer.
Burr Benjamin & Son (Benjamin azd Emmons), general store.
Burr Emmons, Cash Commercis! Bank.
Butterfield R H & Co (Rollin II Butter. field), real estate.
Cadman John, drugzist.
Campbell John C, meat market.
Carpenter James, justice.
Carr Rev L G (Baptist). Cashin Patrick H, saloon.
Cassidy Michae!, propr Arlington House Cate, Jones & Sanborn (George W Cate, D Lloyd Jones, Albert W Sanborn
lawyers.
Ceary John, merchant tailor.
E. G. NEWHALL, President.
A. R. WEEK, Vice-President.
W. B. BUCKINGHAM, Cashier.
J. W. DUNEGAN, Ass't Cashier
DIRECTORS:
A. R. WEEK.
E. D. BROWN.
E. G. NEWHALL.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK STEVENS' POINT, WIS.
COMMENCED BUSINESS AUGUST 1st, 1883.
CAPITAL,
$50,000.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COLLECTIONS.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R. DIRECT ROUTE to all POINTS in
NORTHERN IOWA.
Electric Call Bells. H. PETERSEN, Electrician
207 REED STREET, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
G. F. ANDRAE.
W. B. BUCKINGHAM
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BOSWORTH & REILLY
MANUFACTURERS OF AND GENERAL DEALERS IN
LUMBER
LATH AND SHINGLES.
We employ no traveling salesmen. "Have been twenty years in the business." Bottom prices, good grade and fair treatment have always sold our lumber.
STEVENS' POINT, WISCONSIN.
JOHN RICE. JAMES RICE. JOHN RICE & BRO.,
Founders and Machinists.
MANUFACTURERS OF
ENGINES, ROTARY MILLS, GANG EDGERS, TRIMMERS, BOLTERS,
Shingle Machines, Shafting, and all kinds of Iron and Brass Castings.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO REPAIR WORK.
DEALERS IN Saws, Belting, Hose, Packing, Ince Leather, Brass Goods, Babbitt, En- gino Trimmings, General Mill Supplies, Heavy Haninare. Anthracite and Bituniinous Coal.
OFFICE AND WORKS: Cor. First and Clark Streets. STEVENS' POINT, WIS.
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CORE & ISIR RHOL
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R, R.
DIRECT ROUTE to all POINTS in NORTHERN IOWA
960 STE WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER STE
Central Wisconsin Agricultural, Mechani- cal and Scientific Assn, E D Brown pres, T J Simons sec.
Chapman Frank LIG, wagonmaker.
Christofferson Andrew, shoemaker.
Clark Owen, saw mill.
Clark Sisters (Mary, Nellie and Annie), restaurant.
Clay Garrett, saloon.
Clifford John W, lumber.
Collins Patrick, blacksmith.
Collins Wm, grocer.
Combs Thomas, div roadmaster Wisconsin Central.
Commercial Bank The (Capital, $60,000; Surplus, $90,000), HI D McCul-
-loch Pres, Emmons Burr Cash. (See adv, p 963.)
Commercial House, A H Rossman propr. Cook Richard A, machinist.
Cormack Win, Master Car Builder . Wisconsin Central Ry.
Cronk L M, plumber.
Cupp Wm H, barber.
Curran House, H & J D Curran Proprs, H & Curran Mngr. (See ado, p 961.)
Curran 1 G, Mngr Curran House.
Curran I & J D, Proprs Curran House (See ado, p 961.)
Cutter Manley B, div supt Wisconsin Cen- tral.
Dalton Peter, shoes.
Degen Frank A, blacksmith.
Demki August, baker.
Dille Forest L, mngr Wisconsin Telephone Co.
Dobrzynski Joseph. barber.
Dorsey James P, livery. Drozinski John, grocer.
Dunegan J W, Asst Cash First No. tional Bank. (See ado, p 958.)
Dustin Mel V, Propr St Julien Bil- liard Hall, Odd Fellows' Blk.
Eaton Almanson, justice.
Ecke Louis, boots and shoes.
Eldredge Ira L, painter.
Ellenwood D .J & Son (David J and Benjamin S), Machinists and Taxider. mists.
Ennor John A, photographer.
Felen Chester, Propr Mansion House. (Sco ade, p 563.)
Feldmann Samuel, grocer.
Fendorf John W, sewing machines.
A. E. BOSWORTII, President. H. E. NORTON, Vice-President.
E. J. HILDRETH, Secretary and Treasurer.
North Side Lumber Company,
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
LUMBER, SHINGLES,
MOULDINGS, Etc.
CARS LOADED DIRECT FROM MIL.I ..
No charge for switching to and from the main track.
Special Attention Given to Custom Work.
Office and Mill on North Side, STEVENS' POINT, WIS.
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry, The Favorite Route East VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
California Wines, For Pure
WINES 10
Write E. POMMER WINE CO ..
294 WEST WATER ST., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
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CURRAN HOUSE,
H. & J. D. CURRAN, Proprietors. HEADQUARTERS FOR COMMERCIAL MEN. Rates, $2. Per Day. STEVENS' POINT, -
- WISCONSIN.
McGLACHLIN & SIMONS,
Proprietors Stevens' Point Journal,
AND
Book and Job Printers
STEVENS' POINT, - WISCONSIN.
C O. D. STORE.
Main Street, STEVENS' POINT, WIS. DEALER IN Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Etc. LARGEST STOCK NORTH OF MILWAUKEE.
Special Prices made to Country Storekeepers. Milwaukee and Chicago prices Duplicated.
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. PHILIP ROTHMAN.
ED. D. GLENNON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
AZETTE ....... ....
TERMS, $2 PER ANNUM.
The Gazette is a wide-awake local paper, devoted to the interests of Stevens Point and Portage County. with a large growing circulation. Take it and get ALL. the NEWS.
No. 401 MAIN STREET, - STEVENS POINT, WIS. . GENERAL JOB PRINTING.
Base Ball
and Lawn Tennis ohn Meunier Gun Co., Water Outfits. Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
60
JAJOUM
Store Shades Made to order
At Robert Harper && Sons'. 446 E. Wa'er St., east side Market Sq., MILWAUKI. WALL PAPERS. Telephone Si -.
962 STE WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER STE
Finch John, chief of police.
Firkus Mrs Mary, carpet weaver.
First National Bank (Capital, $50,- 000), E G Newhall Pres, A R Week Vice-Pres, W B Buckingham Cash. (See adv, p 958.)
Forde Rev N (Lutheran).
Fox-Pfiffner Lumber Co (A M Fox, E J Pfiffner), lumber. Frazer Walter, book binder.
Friday John, saloon.
Fuller T F & Son (Thomas F and Lynn), grocers.
Gazette The, E D Glennon Propr. (See ado, p 961.)
Gee George, marble.
Ghoca George W, hardware.
Giese Frederick W, merchant tailor.
+Gilchrist A B, capitalist.
Gindi's Band, Mathias Gindi leader.
Glennon Edward D, Propr The Gazette. (Sce adv, p 961.)
- Glinski Frank, saloon.
Glinski Joseph, merchant tailor.
Glover Albert, grocer.
Goerke A & Co (August Goerke, Ras- mus Hansen, John Schmitt, John Hen- drickson), Merchant Tailors.
Goff W W, physician.
Grabowski Rev La Dislas (Catholic).
Grant Crosby H, undertaker.
Grant Ephraim B, furniture.
Gray James, grocer.
Green August G, meats.
Gregory & Trimble (Levi M Gregory, Thomas W Trimble), physicians.
Grooms, Lamb & Co (Thomas W Grooms, James Lamb, Daniel Leary), livery.
Gross Nicholas, brewers' agent.
Gruber John, livery.
Haase & Ellis (Charles Haase, E C Ellis), barbers.
Hadcock & Rood (M Almont Hadcock Robert D Rood), dentists.
Hamacker Amos G, city treasurer.
Harbaugh Emory, meats.
Heil Henry W, harness.
Hinckley Charles D, laundry.
Hirsch & Kull (Leo Hirsch, Adam Kuhl), dry goods.
Hoeiller Heury, dry goods.
Hoffman Fred, saloon.
Holmes Mrs Charlotte, milliner.
Holt Jesse W. exp and tel agent.
Hungerford Mrs S, ice cream.
Hyde Thomas, insurance.
Isherwood Harry, saloon.
Iverson Jules, jeweler.
Jackson Augustus P, meats,
Jackson Milling Co, G J Jackson pres, C Matthews sec.
Jacobs Nicholas, hotel.
Jacobson Solomon, grocer.
Januskey Andrew HI, grocer.
Jensen J L & Co (John L Jensen, Ole L Sande), grocers.
Johnsen John O, grocer.
Kamer S H & Son (Sanford H and Sanford E), lumber mnfrs.
Kamrowski Felix, stationer.
Keep James P, carpenter.
Kellar Lumber Co The, C J Ke. lar Mogr, Mnfrs Lumber, Lath am Shingles.
Kellar Stanley, brewer.
Kelsey & Sexsmith (David J Kelsey, San- ford Sexsmith), blacksmiths.
Kieliszewski John, grocer.
Kieliszewski M & Co (Martin Kieliszewski. Joseph Kuchnowski), grocers.
Knop Nicholas, shoemaker.
Koborn Bernard H, clothing.
Koschollek Frank, meats.
Koschollek Fritz, meats.
Krembs Alexander, Mngr C Krem! & Bro, Hardware.
Krembs C & Bro, Alexander Krem's Mugr, Hardware.
Krohn Rev Carl (Methodist).
Krutza Teofil, merchant tailor.
Kubisick John, saloon.
Kuhl Charles G, bottler.
Lamb & Leary (James Lamb, Danke: Leary), saloon.
Lamoreux Frank B. district attorney.
Lamorenx & Park (Frank B Lamoreux, Byron B Park), lawyers.
Lamphire & Cain (Hiram Lamphire, Wo: H Cain), paluters.
"Lane Charles A. county clerk.
Langdon Miss Mary, milliner.
-Lee Henry W, lawyer.
Leonard James P, general store.
Loberg Christian O, propr Loberg House
Loberg House. C O Loberg propr.
Lorigan Rev E P (Catholic).
Lott James F, agent Wisconsin Contra Line.
Luce James R, machinist.
Lukaszevig Paul, saloon.
Lutz Andrew, brewer.
Lutz. Andrew jr, hvery.
McChesney Rev Edward (Methodist).
McCulloch Henry D, Druggist abul Pres Commercial Bank. McDonald John B. Real Estate and Loan Agent and Abstracts of The MoGivern John. Propr Park Hotel McGlachlin Edward, Pesto
· $12,000,000 ) M. N. MacLAREN, Stato 9,650,000 > Agt., 20 Chamber of Com-
. . - --- OF HARTFORD, CONN .- ( Paid Policy-Holders, 12,000,000) merce, Milwaukee, Wis. Reserve, .
{ Assets,
THE TRAVELERS LIFE AND ACCIDENT INS CO.
CEMENT. MILWAUKEE CEMENT CO. 154 WEST WATER ST., MILWAUKEE, WAS
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Leipold & Wiskocil Architects and Superintendents, N. W. Cor. of Grand and W. Water Sts., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
STE AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. STE 963
H. D. McCULLOCH, President.
EMMONS BURR, Cashier.
ESTABLISHED 1866.
The Commercial Bank of Stevens' Point.
PAID UP CAPITAL, $60,0000 SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PROFITS, 90,00000
Particular attention given to Collections.
STEVENS' POINT, = WIS.
DRAFTS ON EUROPE IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT.
MANSION HOUSE. CHESTER FELCH, Propr.
Centrally Located -AND- The best $1.50 per day Hotel in the City. Table equal to any $2.00 House.
STEVENS' POINT, -
- WIS.
OLIN & PACKARD,
Contractors & Builders,
PLANS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE.
Stevens' Point, -
Wis.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. The Popular Line to the
West and Northwest
Goodyear Rubber Co.,
MILWAUKEE. Only Store in Wisconsin connected with GOODYEAR Rubber Co.
964 STE WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER STE
McGlachlin Simons (Edward McGlachlin, Thomas J Simons), Proprs Stevens' Point Journal. (See adr,p 961.) McGregor Duncan, city assessor.
Mansion House, C Felch Propr. (See adv, p 963.)
Mansur Granville K, farm impts.
Martin C F & Co (Charles F Martin, John O'Keefe), photographers.
Martini John, saloon.
Mason Charles P.clk circuit court.
Maxfield H P & Co (Ilarvey P and Laura A Maxfield), boots and shoes.
Menasha Wooden Ware Co, E D Smith pres, H S Smith sec.
Meiklejohn Wm, chief engineer fire dept.
Michalski & Monian (Frank Michalski, John Monian), saloon.
Miller George W, 2d-hand goods.
Miller Martin G, saloon.
Mitchell Jay S, sheriff.
Mitchell Wm W, flour mill.
Moen Hans C, grocer.
Moss Isaac M, carpenter. Moylan Bros (Martin and James), saloon. Murat John A. county judge.
Naliborski E Clemens, meats.
Nelson John J, barber.
Neumann Michael, saloon.
Neuwald Max, general store.
Newby Win. confectioner.
Newhall E G, Vicc-Pres First National Bank. (Sce adv, p 958.)
North Sido Lumber Co (Capital, $50,000), A E Bosworth Pres, H E Nor- ton Vice-Pres, E J Hildreth Sec and Treas, Lumber Mnfrs and Planing Mill. (See adv. p 960.)
Oberlatz Robert & Bro (Robert and Rein- hold). merchant tailors.
Oertel George, saloon.
O'Kray John, wagonmaker.
Olesen & Beck (Ole Olesen, Otto Beck), saloon.
Olin & Packard (Melvin T Olin, Charles Packard), Contractors and Build- ers. (Sce adv, p 963.)
Ossowski Nicholas, saloon.
Palicka Mrs Anna, dry goods.
Park Hotel, John MeGivern Propr; best One Dollar a Day House in Stevens' Point.
Pasternacki Frank, grocer.
Peickard Charles A, grocer.
Peickert John & Son, harness. Peplinski Anton, merchant tailor.
Phillips Carl F, physician.
Phillips John, physician.
Pier George M, lumber. Pipka Rudolph, saloon.
Podach Frank, meats.
Pogorzelski Victor, grocer.
Post Louis, cigar mnfr. Potter James P, saloon.
Puffer John D, drugs.
Quinn Ann, grocer.
Raymond & Brennan (James O Raymond, John HI Brennan), Lawyers. Redfield Arthur B, grocer, Reirsted Albert, barber.
Reton Bres & Co (Nils and John Reton, Samuel S Iverson), Watches. Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, Orgaz- and Musical Merchandise.
Reton Mrs Ole N, milliner.
Rice John & Bro (John and James. Founders and Machinists: Engines. Rotary Mills, Gang Edgers, Trimmers, Boiters, Farm Implements, Coal Desi- ers, Etc. (See adv, p 950.)
Richardson Herbert N, photographer.
Richardson Mrs II N, milliner.
Ringness Alexander, shoemaker.
Roberts E C, installment goods.
Robinson Mrs Mary, milliner.
Rody Joseph, saloon. Rogers James E, city clerk.
Roller Rev Emil (Lutheran).
Rood Galen, physician.
Ross Eugene L, dry goods.
Rossman A HI, propr Commercial House
Rothman Philip, General Store. ( ado, p 961.)
Rousseau Michael A, county treasurer.
Russel! Charles E, confectioner.
Russell John T, hardware.
Sawyer Edson, grocer.
Schenk & Arenberg (Charles Schenk, Eres! Arenberg), jewelers.
Schiffner Joseph, wagonmaker.
Schneider Nicholas, saloon.
Schwark Michael, saloon.
Sether Anna, laundry.
Shannon JJohn, grocer.
Shea J F & Co (John F Shea, Patrick Mullen), meats.
Skinner Fayette, blacksmith.
Skinner Win H, confectioner.
Słochomiak Martin, shoemaker. Slothower & Hamacker (John A Slothowe Charles A Hamacker), general store. Slutts Bros (Charles M and John J), gener store. Smedley Mrs R A, florist.
Smith Cres, mugr Stevens' Point Lumber Co. Southwick FA, physician. Spraggon Win W. mayor.
·f-Stemper Rev F X August (Catholic).
UN BORING AND REPAIRING a Specialty. We have the best equipped shop In the State. We handle Guns, Ammunition. Base Ball and Athletic Supplies. Fishing Tackle of 1200 Quality. 'The F. P. Stannard Gun Co., 414 E. Water St., Milwaukee, Wie
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