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Schildt Henry, books.
Schmitz John A, general store.
Scott D C, physician.
Schillinger Charles, livery.
Showers John A J, baker.
Showers & Walter (Frank Showers, John Walter), wagonmakers.
Sickle The, Fred W Johns propr.
Smith David N, hardware.
Smith & Campbell (Fred A Smith, D W Campbell), drugs.
Stewart James, painter.
Stickney Fred, Postmaster and Fruit Grower.
Stickney John B, R R and exp agt.
Storck Miss Minnie, dressmaker.
Trager Charles J, saloon.
Trager & Stadleman (Fred Trager, Oscar F Stadleman), wagonmakers.
Trener Charles, general store.
Verbeek Scott F, physician.
Vogel C Robert, meats.
Ward Thomas HI, live stock.
Welsch Hugh, saloon and furniture.
Westhauser John, Propr Commer- cial Hotel.
Whitney Wm HI, notions.
Wilson Thomas W, insurance.
Wolf Lorenz, cooper.
Zeller John, stone quarry.
MEADOW VALLEY. A village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Juneau county, 30 miles nothwest of Mauston, the county scat, and 21 northeast of Tomah, the near- est banking point. Population, 100. Esp .. Am. R. C. Treat, postmaster.
Carter Henry, cranberry grower.
Erickson John, cranberry grower.
Hackney Peter, cranberry grower.
Huffman E, blacksmith.
Larson Nicholas, cranberry grower.'
Lynch A F. Groceries and Lumber.
Mc Withey A H, saw and planing mill. Rawson F' S, cranberry grower. Treat JJ H. cranberry grower.
'Treat & C. General Store. Cranberry Grower and Propr White Star Hotel.
White Star Hotel, R C Treat Propr.
MEDFORD. Situated in the south- eastern portion of Taylor county, of which
Guns Repaired,
If in need of Repairing, our Facilities are the Best. Choko Boring a Specialty, JOHN MEUNIER GON CO., 272 West Water Street, Milwaukee, W la.
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Robert Harper & Sons,
IMPORTERS OF PAPER HANGINGS. 446 East Water St., MILWAUKEE. Telephone 315.
§ M. N. MacLAREN, State Agent,
536 MED Knabe Emil, plumber. -The Largest and Strongest Accident Insurance Company in the World .- ( 20 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, MILWAUKEE. Elris George HI, jeweler.
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER MED
it is the judicial seat, is a flourishing city on the Black river and on the Wisconsin Central Line, 226 miles northwest of Mil- waukee and 68 northwest of Stevens'
Point. It contains 1 steam saw mill, 2 tanneries, an excelsior factory, 2 banks, Catholic, Episcopal, Methodist, 2 German Lutheran and Scandinavian Lutheran churches, 2 good schools and 2 public halls, each capable of seating 500. Two weekly and 1 monthly newspaper are published. Lumber, ties and tan bark are shipped. Exp., N. P. Tel., W. U. Population, 1,300. E. L. Urquhart, post- master.
Adams G W, district attorney. Anderson Hans, blacksmith.
Andreson Charles A, grocer.
Boeckler Mrs Matilda, milliner.
Brenaman Rev H B (Methodist).
Brodowsky Frank X, hardware.
Brucker Joseph & Co, publrs Der Wald- bote.
Carstens John & Son (John and Theodore), meat market.
Connaughty Ellen, dressmaker.
Cox Richard, county coroner.
Der Ansiedler, Joseph Brucker & Co pubIrs.
Der Waldbote, Joseph Brucker & Co publrs.
Dumke Bros (Herman and Paul), cigar mnfrs.
Eitel & Schaefer (Jacob Eitel, Nicholas Schaefer), boots and shoes.
Exchange Hotel, T H Fredericks propr.
Fredericks Theodore HI, propr Exchange Hotel.
Gay John, county treasurer.
Glasow Christian F, confectioner.
Glasow Ferdinand, general store.
Hagarty John B, lawyer.
Haight Wellington, livery.
Hammel A J, city clerk.
Hammel Joseph, druggist.
Hartmann & Brucker (Theodore O Hart- mann, Joseph Brucker), proprs Taylor County Bank.
Hartmann Theodore O, lumber.
Hartwig Fred J, Furniture and Un- dertaking. (See ade. popp.)
Hobbs Mrs Emina A, milliner. Hobbs James C, photographier.
Hoffman J C, city assessor.
Horn Max, medicine minfr.
Hubbell Richard W, lawyer.
Jeffers Truman G, insurance.
Kopelman Sarah, dry goods.
Latton Joseph, agt Val Blatz Brewing Co.
Leonhart Joseph B, sheriff.
Loper Charles V, city treasurer.
McCarty John, city marshal.
McMiller Emil, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Maier John M, saloon.
Matschick Frank, barber.
Maurer Henry, baker.
Maurer Peter,- barber.
Maxwell & Co (George H Maxwell, Charles Jessell), tailors.
Medford Excelsior Co, Joseph Brucker Pres, Theodore O Hartmann Mngr.
Medford House, J Voshmik propr.
Meyer Frederick, saloon.
Miller Thomas M, physician.
Muck && Kissling (A G Muck, Richard Kissling), meats.
Norton Albert, lawyer.
Nusses Sylvester, street commissioner.
Paquet C & Co (Candid Paquet, Henry Labosier), genl store.
Perkins A J, mayor.
Perkins A J & Son (Albert J and Frank M), flour mill.
Pollard O D, architect.
Price Wm C, genl store.
Pries Ernst, supt county schools.
Probst Rev G (Lutheran).
Puhlman Christian, wayoumaker.
Rastl Gottfried, merchant tailor.
Ries Nicholas, saloon.
Schieber Miss Laura, milliner.
Schulz & Nostitz (Paul Schulz, Waldemar Nostitz), hardware.
Schweppe Foster (Ernst H
Schweppe, Orla H Foster), Lawyers.
Schwindt G E, lawyer.
Seidel Frederick E, shoemaker.
Shapiro Jacob, genl store.
Shattuck George L. County Clerk. Shaw R. F M &FD (Thoxter, Fred M and Fayette Delos). Tanners.
Sheaf Daniel, carpet weaver.
Sheppke Louis, blacksmith.
Shimonek John, flour and feed.
Simerson Elisha D, saloon.
Smith Mrs HI M, milliner.
Smith Willard D, furniture.
State Bank of Medford (capital, $25,000) E H Winchester pres, Charles Alverson cash.
Steffeck John, saloou.
Stimm Julius, register of deeds.
Suits Channey G, druggist.
Tappe Henry, harness
Taylor County Bank, Hartmann & Brucker Proprs.
Taylor County Star and News, E T Wheelock editor and propr.
CEMENT. MILWAUKEE CEMENT CO. 151 WEST WATER ST., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO.
WEJSVART
Leipold & Wiskocil,
Architects and Superintendents, N. W. Cor. of Grand and W. Water Sts., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
MED AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MEE 537
Textor Clinton, Lawyer and County Judge.
Thomsen Christian P, grocer.
U'agrodt Rev B (Lutheran).
Urquhart E L, postmaster. Van Hassen Wm, saloon. Vogelgsand Mrs Tillie, midwife.
Voshmik Joseph, propr Medford House.
Walrath Daniel, county surveyor.
Ward Frederick HI, propr Ward's Hotel.
Ward's Hotel, F H Ward propr.
Wenck W F, clerk of county court.
Wesle Bros (Herman and Henry), wagon- makers.
Wheelock Edgar T, editor and propr Tay- lor County Star and News.
Wheelock J H, abstracts. Wicker J W, veterinary surgeon.
Willms Rev Father F (Catholic).
Wocelka Frank, saloon.
Zeit F Robert, physician.
ZuIt Wm, photographer.
Zimmerman John V, Meat Market. ('ce adv, below.)
MEDINA. A postoffice on the M., L. S & W. Ry and on the Wisconsin Central Line, in Outagamie county, 12 miles west of Appleton, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 450. Tel.,
W. U. Exp., Am. and U. S. W. H. H. Wroe, postmaster.
Angus V G, railroad, exp and tel agent.
Angus & Humphrey, cheese mnfrs.
Bacon E L, barber.
Batze Andrew, wagonmaker.
Buck W F, shoemaker.
Cole Charles A, produce.
Harris & Rhoades, Meats.
Hicks J W, flour and feed.
Leppla V & C, blacksmiths.
Mcclellan James R, saw and feed mill.
McIntyre J D, physician.
Rhoades A & E, Hotel.
Rhoades Samuel, builder. Rogers Levi, saloon.
Root W L, produce.
Small Hiram, harness.
Smock J V, barber.
Worden A. lumber.
Wroe W KE KI, General Store.
Young Wm, cheese mnfr.
MEEHAN. A post village on the G. B., W. & St. P. R. R., in Portaze county, 10 miles southwest of Stevens' Poiut, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 75. Mail, daily. N. C. Clapp, postmaster.
FRED. J. HARTWIG, Dealer in and Manufacturer of all kinds of
Furniture, + Mattresses.
COFFINS AND TRIMMINGS.
MEDFORD,
WISCONSIN.
JOHN V. ZIMMERMANN,
DEALER IN Live Stock and Drossod Boef.
WILL BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION.
MEDFORD,
WISCONSIN.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry.
The Popular Line to the
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Clapp L E, Justice.
Creasey W N, grain and live stock. Pettis J W, grain and cattle.
Wood M S & Son, lumber and shingle mnfrs.
MEEKER. In Washington county, 17 miles south of West Bend, the county seat, and 2} southeast of Richfield, the nearest railroad station. Milwaukee is the nearest banking point. Population, 100. Mail, semi-weekly.
Becker Mathias, general store. Burnett G, general store. Shickert C, blacksmith.
MEEKER'S GROVE. On Fever river, in La Fayette county, 16 miles south- west of Darlington, the county seat, 5 from Cuba City, the nearest railroad station, and 11 northwest of Shullsburgh, the nearest banking point. Population, 40. Mail, semi-weekly. Charles Winn, post- master.
Winn Charles, General Store. Winn James, blacksmith.
MEEME. On creek 'of same name, in Manitowoc county, 16 miles southwest of Manitowoc, the county seat, and 5 from Centreville, the nearest railroad station. Sheboygan is the nearest banking point. Stages tri-weekly to Manitowoc and How- ard's Grove. Population, 150. Mail, tri- weekly. Michael Herr, postmaster.
Bauer Peter, blacksmith.
Danforth L A, creamery.
Dedering Henry painter.
Eichi J E, Creamery.
Fenn Wm, justice. Herr Adam, carpenter.
Herr Frank, blacksmith.
Herr Michael, Gen Store and Saloon. Hertel John, creamery.
Knorr IIngo, general store and saloon.
Kolwey & Langenhaho, flour mill.
Kutz Frank, shoemaker.
Maloch Charles, blacksmith.
Maloch John, Shoemaker. Meyer Herman, blacksmith.
Roberts Jesse, justice.
Roethel Heury, creamery. Schneider Albert, shoemaker. Schueller P, saloon. Seipel A, Saw Mill.
Ulm John, creamery.
Walterbach Anton, gen store and saloon.
MEGGERS. In Manitowoc county,
28 miles southwest of Manitowoc, the county seat, 4} from Kiel, its nearest ship- ping point, and 10 from Chilton. the near- est banking point. Population, 25. Mail, tri-weekly.
Buettner II, General Store.
MELLEN. Known also as Iron City, is located on the Wisconsin Central Line. and on Bad river, in Ashland county, 27 miles southeast of Ashland, the judicial seat and nearest banking point. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population, 200. L. E. Winterhalter, postmaster.
Chaffee Charles L, saloon.
Dunn John, hotel and saloon.
Ellerman Harvey, saloon.
Farley J .J, Barber. Hefferman Wm, telegraph agent.
McCarthey James, hotel and saloon.
Markee A, saloon.
Poundstone C A, railroad and exp agent. Winterhalter L E & Co, General Store.
MELNIK. In Manitowoc county, 13 miles northwest of Manitowoc, the judicial seat and nearest banking point, and 9 from Branch, the nearest shipping point. Popu- lation, 15. Mail, weekly.
MELROSE. A village on Douglas creek, in Jackson county, 16 miles south- west of Black River Falls, on the C. & M. W. Ry., the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages to Black River Falls and West Salem. Pop- ulation, 150. Mail, tri-weekly. V. B. Newland, postmaster.
Bartlett Bros, blacksmiths.
Bartlett J A, dentist.
Beach Mark, carpenter.
Button E M, builder.
Chaffey Charles W. planing mill.
Douglas Nors II, Hotel.
Douglas Mark, flour, saw and sorghum mill.
Garrett C H, harness.
Gaylord E A, creamery and poultry.
James A K, general store. James Mrs A K, music teacher.
Johnson J A, lawyer.
McClean Emma. Milliner.
McClean Thomas, justice.
Melrose Cornet Band, B HI Newland Idr. Melrose Creamery Ass'n. Miller J S. hardware and implements. Moe Ole O, shoemaker. Newland V M. Justice.
G 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 Fire Quality. The F. P. Stannard Gun Co., 411 1. Water St., Milwaukee. 11.
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Cash Assets, $110,000,000. | Northwestern Branch New York Life Insurance Co., ., Surplus, - 16,000,000. ) Office, 416 Milwaukee 4., MILWAUKEE, WIS. W. S. CANDEE, State Agent. WALKER BUCKNER, Gen'l Manager.
MEL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MEN 539
Newland Mrs V B, drugs. Wisckenbush G W, general store. Hankin Donald, blacksmith. Rockwell J W. physician.
Tanner FE, General Store and Banker. West B D, meats and hides. White Mrs Wm, undertaker. Woolley Rev L N, (Methodist).
MELVINA. On the C, M. & St. P. Ry, in Monroe county, 12 miles south of Sparta, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 55. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. (. A. Hunt, postmaster.
Brown John, general store.
Brown Ole C, Notary and Justice. U'arter F P, general store, railroad, exp aud tel agent.
Costes W E & Co, produce.
Erickson Thomas, blacksmith.
Hunt Charles A, Flour Mill.
Molstad Mrs G E, saloon. l'aulsen August, painter.
MENASHA. Dating its settlement from 1848 and incorporated in 1874, is an important manufacturing city on the line of the Chicago , & Northwestern Ry, the Wisconsin Central Line and the Appleton branch of the Milwaukee & Northern R, R, in the northeast corner of Winnebago county, on Lake Winnebago and the Gov- trhment Canal, 98 miles northwest of Mil-
waukee and 15 northeast of Oshkosh, the county seat. The Menasha water power affords a cheap motor for the numerous manufactories and industries of the city. Machine shops, sash, door and blind fac- tory, paper, woolen and saw mills, excel- sior factory, broom handle factory, brew- eries, a woodsplit pulley factory and an electric light company constitute some of the more important manufacturing inter- ests. It contains 2 banks, 2 weekly news- papers, schools, churches, a well organized fire department, etc. Telephone connection with adjacent cities. A street car live connects the city with Neenah, one mile south. Exp., Am. and N. P. Tel., W. U. Population, 4,300. John B. Nugent, post- master.
Allen Miss Imogene, dressmaker. American House, Lawrence Mericle Propr.
Anthony John, grocer.
Arft John, chief of police.
Arft Wm, barber.
Arno Martin, boarding house.
Arnold Leonard G., notions.
Augustin Charles J, editor Menasha Press. Augustin C Fred, propr Menasha Press. Bank of Menasha (capital, $5,000), Henry Hewitt pres, Henry Hewitt jr cash
Banta George, State Agent Phenix Insurance Co of Brooklyn.
FOX RIVER HOUSE
MICHAEL MIELKE, Proprietor,
MAIN STREET, - MENASHA, WIS.
Good Livery Accommodations
OUR TABLES ARE LOADED, OUR BEDS CLEAN. -:- WE ARE HERE TO WAIT ON YOU.
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Cudahy Brothers, ( Pork and Beef Packers, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN. AND PROVISION DEALERS.
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER MEN
Banta & Lamont (George Banta, John F Lamont), Insurance.
Barlow John W, Justice and Col- lection Agent.
Bauerfiend John, apiarist.
Beck Nicholas, meat market.
Bertrand Alfred, restaurant.
Booth & Ebert (Robert R Booth, August Ebert), grocers.
Bosch John G, Watches, Clocks, Jew- elry and Musical Instruments.
Bristow James T, dentist.
Bryan John A, agent Am Exp Co.
Bublitz Wm, general store.
Buboltz Fred W, general store.
Bullard Silas, lawyer.
Bunks Kleury, Mofr of and Dealer in Light and Heavy Harness, Whips, Robes, Blankets, Trunks and Valises.
Burroughs Frank S, physician.
Cavanaugh Thomas, livery.
Clovis John, general store.
Daniels & Schiffer (Charles Daniels, Hu- bert Schiffer), carpeuters.
DeKelver Rev Wm (Catholic).
Demorest James, carpenter. DeWolf George, tinsmith.
De Wolf James H, carpenter.
Dodge George W physician.
Dodgson E & Co (Edmund Dodgson), in- surance agents and brokers.
Dorn Mrs Mary, milliner. Duchart John, plasterer.
Eldridge Lyman, painter.
Ellis Benjamin, carpenter.
Englehardt W Henry, barber.
Evans Horace J, prin high school.
Fay George W, physician.
Fieght Miss Hedwig, grocer.
Fieweger Julius & Sons (Julius, Julius F, and Wm H), wagonmakers.
Fieweger J L & Co (Joseph L Fieweger, Leonard Howarth), insurance.
First National Bank of Menasha (capital, $80,000) Charles R Smith pres, George Utz cash.
Fitzgibbon Henry, lawyer.
Foat John, milk dealer.
Fox River House, Michael Mielke Propr; Best Boarding House in Town. (Sec ade, p 559.)
Freyenburg Mrs Gertrude, midwife. Fuechsel Ernst, baker.
Gambsky Jacob J, flour and feed. Gardner Philip, chief of fire dept. Gerrity Patrick, stone quarry.
Gilbert Paper Co, Wm Gilbert pres, Theo- dore M Gilbert sec.
Gossmann Frank, beer bottler. Hahn Anton, mason.
Hankie Louis, brick mnfr.
Harbeck Wm, mason.
Heckel Miss Minnie, stenographer.
Heitl Charles, mason.
Heitl George, baker.
Heup Gerhart E, saloon.
Hewitt W P & Co (Wm P and Henry Hewitt jr), woolen mills.
Hook & Becker (Charles Hook, Jacob Becker), blacksmiths.
Howard Charles W, paper mnfr.
Howard & Jennings (Lewis Howard, Peter Jennings), machine shop.
Huelsback Wm, livery. Hunt Ira W, agt CN W Ry.
Jarvis Joseph, city treas.
Jenneman Joseph, carpet weaver.
Jones James H, flour mill.
Joslyn John F, blacksmith.
Kasel Bernard, saloon.
Kennan Sidney T, grocer.
Kittell John S, apiarist.
Klasen Fred, saloon.
Kleopfel Wm, insurance.
Klinker John C, Editor and Publr Winnebago Anzeiger; the only German Newspaper in the Twin Cities.
Koch Carl, general store. Koelsch Jacob C, hardware.
Koepfenger Win, cigar mnfr.
Kroell Mrs Catharine, milliner.
Laemmrich Wm, furniture.
Langraf Val, hotel.
Lenz Frank, Dealer in Fresh and Salt Meats, Fish, Sausages, Poultry, Etc; . Oysters and Game in Season.
Lenz John, cooper.
Lenz. John Jr, Propr Wisconsin House ; Good Accomodations for Transient3.
Little Emmett A, civil engineer.
Little Orton C. inventor.
Loescher Fred jr, saloon.
Lull Mrs Sarah, dressmaker.
MeCabe Felix D, justice.
McFadden Patrick, brick mnfr.
McLean Wm, railroad agt.
Marx John, clothing. Marshall JJohn J, grocer.
Mayer Jacob F. bottler.
Mayo Lewis S, lime kiln.
Melcher John, saloon.
Menasha Building and Loan Assn, Max M Schoetz sec.
Menasha Iron Works, Howard & Jennings proprs.
Menasha Press, C Fred Augustin propr.
Menasha Water Power, P V Lawson mgr.
Menasha Wood Split Pulley Co, P V Lawson mner.
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry. The Favorite Route East VIRA NIAGARA FALLS,
The Broadway Hotel. JOHN J. DOW, Proprietor.
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ELEVATORS. THE BRODESSER MINFG CO., Manufacturers of Hydraulic, Steam and Hand.Power Passenger and Freight ELEVATORS, Pumps, Warehouse and Store Truck <. Automatic Meat Rockers, Meat Refrigerators, Etc. 512-514 Commerce St., Milwaukee, Wis.
MEN AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MEN 541
Menasha Wooden Ware Co, Elisha D Smith pres, Henry S Smith sec.
Menasba Woolen Mills, W P Hewitt & Co proprs.
Mericle Lawrence, Propr American House.
Merklin Wm A, druggist.
Mertz Mrs Minnie, saloon.
Mielke Michacl, Propr Fox River House; Good Accomodations for Tran- sients. (See adv, p 539 )
Mueller Gustave A, physician.
Murray & Perkins (Mrs Jennie Murray, Mrs Adelia Perkins). dressmakers.
National Hotel, T D Scott propr.
Neugebauer Leo, meat market.
Neukirchen John, saloon.
Nobbe Wm, cigar mnfr. Nodling Henry, carpenter.
Northrup & Donaldson (Corydon P North- rup, Charles V Donaldson), insurance. Nugent John B, postmaster.
Odermann Stephen, blacksmith.
Olmstead Charles C, jeweler.
Olmstead Mrs J B, music teacher.
Osier Henry, carriage painter.
Paplinske Michael, saloon.
Parker James W, barber.
Pender Wm H, photographer.
Pendleton Miss Esther, dressmaker.
Perry Rev Enoch (Methodist).
Phillips Henry, mason. Phillips Tyler D, furniture.
Planner John, general store.
Pleasants Frederick W, insurance.
Plummer Josiah, brick mofr.
Potter Wm W, dentist.
Quella John, merchant tailor.
Raddatz & Becker (August G Raddatz, Julius E Becker), plow mnfrs.
Reed Curtis, mayor. Remich John, barber.
Robinson & Riley (Charles Robinson, Mi- chael Riley), coal and wood.
Roby Samuel S, grocer. Rohloff Andrew, saloon. Rosch John, druggist. Rose Edward, upholsterer.
St Patrick's Parochial School, Sisters of Notre Dame in charge. Santer Joseph, saloon. Schaub Mrs Frank, hardware.
Schiffer Andrew, confectioner.
Schneider Jobn, sash, doors and blinds. Schoeper Bros (Louis and Robert), tanners. Schoetz & Payne (Max M Schoetz, John Payne), pension claim agents. Schrage George, livery.
Schubert John, general store. Schubert Louis, saloon.
Scott Thomas D, propr National Hotel.
Sensenbrenner Philip, blacksmith.
Seubert Rev Andrew (Catholic).
Seubert George, baker.
Smith & Schoetz (Eldridge Smith, Max M Schoetz), lawyers.
Staeben Herman, barber.
Stilp Jacob, shoemaker.
Stilp & Koch (Frank Stilp, Carl Koch j!), cigar mufrs.
Strange John, mnfr wrapping paper.
Toepfer Win, flour and feed.
Tracy Rev I B (Congregational).
Trilling Heury, grocer.
Tuchscherer Adam J, dry goods.
Tuchscherer Henry, cigar innfr.
Tuchscherer Henry J, shoes.
Ulman Joseph, saloon.
Ulrich Joseph, meat market.
United States Land Office, Albert P Jack- sou register, Charles F Augustin receiver. Volkmanu August, meat market.
Volkmann Ferdinand A, Dealer in Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats and Fish; Oysters and Game in Season.
Wagner Mrs Mary A, grocer.
Wahle Adolf, flour and feed.
Walter Bros (Christian and Martin), brew. ers.
Warren Ebenezer, barber.
Watke Claus II, architect.
Weber Fritz, milk.
Webster Mnfg Co, Andrew J Webster pres, Ellsworth A Noble sec, lumber. Whiting George A, paper mnfr.
Wilz John, saloon.
Winnebago Anzeiger, John C Klinker Editor ; A German Weekly Newspaper, the Only one in the Twin Cities.
Winz Werner, brewer.
Wisconsin House, John Lenz Jr Propr; Transients and Boarders Well Cared For.
Witzig John N, saloon.
MENDOTA. A postoffice on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Dane county, 5 miles from Madison, the judicial seat and banking point. Exp .. Am. Tel .. W. U. Popu- lation, 6. W. J. Smith, postmaster.
Smith W J. Carpenter.
Speckner J L, railroad, exp aud tel agt.
MENEKAUNEE. This rillace be- came the first ward of the city of Mannette. when that place received a city chatter in April, 1887. The postoffice was, however. retained. Mail, daily. For business manes see Marineile.
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MENOMONEE FALLS. In Wau- kesha county, 14 miles northeast of Wau- kesha, the judicial seat, 13 northwest of Milwaukee and 3} from Granville, its ship- ping point. Population, 500. Mail, daily. I. R. Baer, postmaster.
Baer IR & Son, General Store.
Baer Miss May, milliner.
Barndt A S, physician.
Bloedel Philip, shoemaker.
Fye John, blacksmith.
Hegmer Phillippi, planing mill.
Henritze .J, Meat Market.
Hoyt Mrs N E, physician.
Baker Edwin R, medical electrician.
Balland Augustus, railroad agent.
Ballard Mrs L A, boarding house.
Barnard & Girster, creamery.
Beibighauser Rev A (Methodist).
Benjamin E G & Co (Edwin A Benjamin), hardware.
Berg Ole, propr Johnson House.
Berger Anton, saloon.
Birmingham Thomas, contractor.
Blessum Gudbrand, general store.
Bogstad Mrs Theodore, music teacher.
Bourk Louis, harness.
Bowers James H, physician.
Branch James R. dentist.
Brewer George R. hardware.
Brothers Rev J D) (Methodist).
Brown Lonis E, barber.
Brunn Frederick C, meat market.
Bryan Thomas J, harness.
Bublitz Frederick, drayman.
Bundy Egbert B, circuit judge.
Bunker Oscar A, carpenter.
Bunker Solon A, carpenter.
Burch Newell, wool dealer.
Burkhardt Bros (Gottfried and Gottlieb), brewers.
Bush & Flood (Sidney R Bush, Wm Flood), blacksmiths.
Carlsrud Bros (Anton and Randolph), gents' furnishings.
Carpenter N F, justice.
Carter John J. genl store.
Cassidy Hugh T, gent store.
Central House, Torger Hanson & Bro proprs.
Christianson Mrs Anna, dressmaker.
Christianson Charles, propr Wisconsin HI mso.
City Hotel, Peter Perrault Propr.
Clark Camille A. geal store.
Clark Peleg B. lawyer. Clement Rev HI (Evangelical).
Conway & Andrus (Belle Conway, Mrs S J Andrus) milliners.
Cook George, painter
Cook George R. blacksmith.
ber and pressed brick are largely shipped. Stages tri weekly to Sand Creek and Meri- dian and weekly to Lochiel and Prairie Farm. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Popu- lation, 5,485. J. R. Mathews, postmaster. Allen W H, land agent. Ames Rev W W (Baptist).
Anderson & Miller (Otto G Anderson, Frank L Miller), barbers.
Ashforth G H, pension agent.
Bailey Stewart J, contractor.
Bailey Wm H, dentist.
Baker Edmond O, physician.
James Rev Thomas (Methodist).
Koehler Frank, wagonmaker.
Laisey August, harness.
Lepper & Schlafer, flour mill.
Nebf J M, harness.
Nehs & Schlafer, saw mill.
News, H M Yoemans publr.
Ploss Adam, painter and undertaker.
Price Miss Sadie, Milliner.
Rowell I B & Co, mnfr farm impts.
Runkle Rev (Evangelical).
Saser Jacob, blacksmith. Schmoyer & Schlafer, general store.
Seeger Charles, hardware.
Uphoff Rev H (Evangelical).
Walterlin F, Hotel and Meats.
Webb & Rowe pump mnfr.
Wood Judson S, pump mnfr.
Yoemans HI W, publr News.
MENOMONIE. The judicial seat of Dunn county, is a prosperous incorporated city, located on the M. br. of the C., M. & St. P. Ry, near the crossing of the E. div. of the C., St. P., M. &O. Ry, 240 miles northwest of Milwaukee and 70 from St. Paul, Minn. It is the receiving and dis- tributing point for a rich district tributary, is rapidly growing in wealth and import- ance, and now contains 2 Methodist. 2 Baptist, Episcopal, Congregational, Ger- man Lutheran, Catholic and 3 Nor- wegian churches, 7 schools, employ- ing 28 teachers and having an average attendance of 1,200 pupils,a public library with 1,600 volumes, 2 public halls, first- class hotels, 3 large lumber and shingle mills, a flouring mill, 6 brick yards and numerous well stocked special and general stores, etc. Four weekly newspapers, the Dann County News, the Nordstern, the Times, and the Dunn County Herald. are published. There is an excellent system of water works, and a volunteer fire department with a chemical engine, a hook and ladder and 2 hose trucks. Lum-
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