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UTICA. Waukesha county. See Dous- man.
UTICA. In Dane county, 20 miles southeast of Madison, the judicial seat, and 8 northeast of Stoughton, the nearest shipping and banking point. Stage daily to Stoughton and Cambridge. Population, 100. Mail, daily. W. H. H. Coon, post- master.
Coon George W, ins agent.
Coon J If && Co, General Store. Crandall O D, cane and feed mill. Holton O O, general store. Kroster Rev G G (Lutheran). Otteson Rev J A (Lutheran). Stillman Rev M G (Seventh Day Baptist). West W B, justice.
UTLEY. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Green Lake county, 11} miles southeast of Dartford, the county seat. The crush- ing works of the Green Lake Granite Co. are located here, and very tine granite for monument work and pavement is shipped in large quantities. Population, 250. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. J. D. Sherwood, postmaster.
Green Lake Granite Co. Mansner P D. R R, exp and tel agent. Sherwood & Birum, General Store.
VALE. A postoffice on Hay creek, in Chippewa county, 12 miles northwest of
Chippewa Falls, the county seat, and 6 southwest of Bloomer, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages semi- weekly to Chippewa Falls ; fare, $1. Population, 40. Mail, semi-weekly. George Wamsley, postmaster.
Swartz Frank, mason. Wamsley George, Farmer.
VALLEY. A postoffice on Warner creek, in Vernon county, 25 miles north- east of Viroqua, the county seat, and 15 west of Union Centre, on the C. & N. W. Ry, the nearest railroad station. Hills- boro is the nearest banking point. Stages semi-weekly to Leroy and Viroqua. Popu- lation, 25. Mail, semi-weekly. D. A. Lawton, postmaster.
Baldwin HI, staves and heading. Bingman & Kyle, saw mill. Curry A V, general store. Lawton D A, Physician.
VALLEY JUNCTION. At the junc- tion of the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry and C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Monroe county, 25 miles northeast of Sparta, the county seat, and 6} northeast of Tomah, the nearest banking point. Population, 100. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. E. N. Griswold, postmaster.
Boyington George A, saloon. Griswold E N, Grocer. Putman W H, R R, exp and tel agent.
VALTON. A village on the Little Baraboo river, in Sauk county, 36 miles northwest of Baraboo, the county scat, and 8 southwest of Wonewoc. on the C. & N. W. Ry, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages daily to Wone- woc. Population, 100. Mail, daily. L. Clemons, postmaster.
Bunker Bros, saw mill. Clemons Lester, General Store.
Gibbins Wm C, grocer. Hutchens M, photographer. Locke J, blacksmith. Mitchell W H. harness. Mortimer W W, Hardware. Slack P', physician.
VAN BUSKIRK. On the M., L. S. & W. Ry in Ashland county, 45 miles southeast of Ashland, the judicial seat, and 5} from Hurley. Population. 100. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Charles E. Wert, postmaster.
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Murray Bros, R R contractors. Van Buskirk Bros, Saw and Shingle Mill.
Wert C E, General Store.
VANCEBURGH. In Dunn county, 28 miles northwest of Menomonie, the county seat, and 14 northwest of Boyce- ville, the nearest railroad station. Me- nomonie is the nearest banking point. Population, 50. Mail, weekly.
Ingersoll George, saw mill.
VAN DYNE. A postoffice on the W. C. and C. & N. W. lines, in Fond du Lac county, 8 miles northwest of Foud du Lac, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 175. Exp., Am. and N. P. Tel., W. U. J. H. Gibson, post- master.
Abraham J C, gen store and saloon.
Boss Benedict, cheese mnfr.
Craven E A, R R and tel agent. Gibson J HI, Express Agt and Grain. Hanson F F, grain elevator.
Hasley J, cheese factory.
Hayer Rev JA (Lutheran). ;
Kersch Henry, Grocer. Lichtfus August, blacksmith. Rein Rev J (Methodist). Scheller H, cheese factory. Zwicky Wm, cheese mnfr.
VANVILLE. See Bloomer.
Chippewa county.
VAN ZILE. On the St. P., M. & S. Ste. M. Ry., in Forest connty, 8 miles north of Crandon, the judicial seat, and 25 from Rhinelander, the nearest bank lo- cation. Population, 50. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Frank E. Cook, postmaster.
Bailey G E, blacksmith.
Carbeno Paul, builder and constable.
Cook Frank E, Saw Mill, Hotel and Justice.
Wright Frank, R R, exp and tel agent.
VEAZIE. Washburn county. Name changed to Mills.
VELP. In Brown county, 6 miles northwest of Green Bay, the judicial seat and banking point, and 1 mile from Duck creek, on the C. & N. W. Ry. Mail, daily.
Burnett Manuel, gen store and quarry. Greenwood Joseph, hotel. Hussen Alex, grocer.
Reinhart Louis, blacksmith. Van Ex Leander, general store. Walker Arthur, Grocer.
VERNON. On the Wisconsin Cer- tral line, in Waukesha county, 9 miles southwest of Waukesha, the county seat and banking_point. Population, 100. Mail, daily. Frank A. Mckenzie, post- master.
Daniels Henry, General Store.
Faris Rev J (Ref Presbyterian).
Galloway Rev G B (U Presbyterian).
Hammon Frank, carpenter. Luber L, blacksmith. Mckenzie Broy, General Store.
Van Buren, flour mill.
Wollenzine Bros, painters.
VERNONA JUNCTION. On the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry, and C., R. & M. Rys, in Chippewa county, 50 miles north of Chippewa Falls. the judicia! seat. Population, 30. Mail, daily. N. Mills, postmaster.
Babman G F, musician.
Mills N, Lumber and Railroad Agent.
VERONA. A post village on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Dane county, 11 miles southwest of Madison, the county seat and nearest banking point. Stages daily to Mt. Vernon. Population, 178. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. H. F. Wilke, postmas- ter.
Ayers G W, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Blizzard S, livery.
Braaten H M, shoemaker.
Casebeer O M. meats.
Dickermau J A, justice.
Flick Wm, wagonmaker.
Gaffney John, Hotel.
Genz L, barber. Gleason Wm, mason.
Jayne C K, physician. Kermott Rev W J (Baptist).
Morig Robert, feed mill.
Morse J W, cattle breeder.
Ogilvie Wm, grain and live stock.
Richards JJ B. Harness. Schuetz Michael, cigar mufr.
Schuetz W'm, hotel. Shuman Bros, blacksmith.
Shuman J II, general store.
West R B. general store.
Wildhagen R, carpenter. Wilke BLE, General Store and Lumber
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VESPER. A postoffice on Hemlock creek and on the W. P. & S. div C. M. & St. P. Ry, in Wood county, 10 miles northwest of Grand Rapids, the county seat and banking point. Population, 400. Mail, daily. J. W. Cameron, postmaster. Bisbee D P, machinist. Bisbee E T. physician. Bramer & Wesenberg, meats.
Cameron J W, Chairman Town Board Cirkel J W & Sons, stave mill. Crogan Peter, engineer.
Dolan M, livery. Flanigan Patrick, saloon.
Hassier J, Hotel.
Kelley L B. dentist and real estate.
Kellogg C F, insurance agent. Labelle Louis, barber.
Robus & Wesenberg, saloon.
Sherry Henry & Co, General Store, Saw and Shingle Mill. Starr Patrick, lawyer. Stearns F M, shingle mnfr.
Vanderhei Henry, carpenter. Yeskie Joseph, blacksmith.
VICTORY. A village on the C., B. & N. Ry, and on the Mississippi river, in Vernon county, 20 miles southwest of Vi- roqua, the county seat, and 11 north of Lansing, Iowa, the nearest banking point. Population, 110. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. J. Billiard, postmaster.
Billiard James, General Store.
Clark G C, general store.
Hodge W UI, sorghum mnfr and nursery. Latshaw Alexander, wood. Latshaw Edward, carpenter. Latshaw James, wood.
Lawrence Charles, apiarist. Quinn Robert, carpenter.
VIENNA. In Walworth county, 13 miles northeast of Elkhorn, the county seat, 2} from Honey Creek, the nearest railroad station, and 43 northwest of Bur- lington, the nearest banking point. Pop- ulation, 70. Mail, daily. C. Zahn, post- master.
Miller II B, builder. Zahn Ed & Sons, Flour Mills.
VILAS. A postoffice in Dane county, S miles east of Madison, the county seat and nearest banking point, and 3 north of Cottage Grove, on the C. & N. W. Ry, the nearest railroad station. Population, 100. Mail, daily. Mrs. Clara Aldrich, postmaster.
Bell James, notary. Burwell & Leslie, live stock. Drakely Grace, music teacher. Swan O W, carpenter.
VIOLA. A post village on the Kicka- poo river, in Richland county, 23 miles northwest of Richland Centre, the county seat, and 13 southeast of Viroqua, the nearest railroad station and banking point, Stages tri-weekly to Richland Centre, Ontario and Viroqua. Population, 150. Mail, tri-weekly. D. Sommarz, postmas- ter.
Auringer A E, physician.
Bennett James, General Store.
Brown Frank, cheese maker,
Burger N HI, general store.
Busby & Lawton, milliners.
Callaway Joseph, meats.
Cushman James, saw mill.
Cushman & Sons, flour and saw mills.
Fisher & Hebbert, masons.
Gerlack George, Hotel.
Gill & McCarty, apiarist.
Guess A W, hotel and blacksmith.
Hoffman George, carpenter.
Hubble Frank, mason and plasterer.
Hull Miss Emma, dressmaker.
IIull G L, pool room.
Hull J C, live stock and creamery.
Kellogg Charles, blacksmith.
Kendall George, carpenter.
Lawton B W, cheese mufr.
Marker James, wagonmaker. Matthews C F, Drugs and Groceries.
Miller N W. cheese maker.
Morrow & Davidson, carpenters.
Olsen Ole, blacksmith.
Pelton L F, carpenter.
Peppin C, blacksmith. Poff Charles M, physician. Rastall Benjamin, painter.
Rogers Calvin, carpenter.
Rogers F F, carpenter.
Rogers Salina, millwright.
Simmons H. cheese maker.
Smith Mrs F W, milliner.
Smith F W & Co. general store.
Sommarz D B. Stationer.
Stoops James A, harvess.
Tate Mrs Lucy, music teacher.
Treseder James, hardware.
Truesdale J C. shoemaker.
Tubbs R A, insurance.
Turner Miss A E, dressmaker. Waggoner W'm .J. General Store.
Ward It D, vet surgeon. White Robert, apfarist. Willis & Son, flour mill.
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VIROQUA. First settled in 1831, and incorporated in 1885, is a thriving city in Viroqua township, Vernon county, of which it is the judicial seat. It is on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, 32 miles from Sparta and 202 from Milwaukee. The surround- ing country is very fertile, and considera- ble shipments are made of grain, live stock, wool, hoop poles and railway ties. The city has a machine shop, axe handle factory, 3 churches, Methodist Congregational and Christian; high and graded schools, a private bank, a pub- lic library of 1,000 volumes, and a public hall seating 800. Two weekly newspa- pers, the Vernon County Censor and the . Vernon County Leuder, are published. The city is supplied with water works. Stages, daily to La Crosse; fare, $1.50, and regularly to all neighboring villages. Tel., W.U. Exp., Am. Population, 1,200. H. A. Chase, postmaster.
Adlington Luen R, photographer. Ady L W & Co (Laurentius W Ady, Grant Strawn), hardware.
Blake I W & Co (Isaac W Blake, Marshall C Nichols), Lumber.
Brown Charles C. furniture. Buckley Joseph, jeweler and grocer.
Buckley Miss Nellie, milliner.
Butt Cyrus MI, Mayor.
Butt & Graves (Cyrus M Butt, Charles W Graves), Attorneys and Counselors-at- Law.
Casson John R, county clerk.
Casson Wm E, grocer.
Chase Dr Henry A, postmaster.
City Hotel. Michael Dolan propr.
Coats W E, Irwin Bennett inngr, grain. Conner Henry, restaurant.
Cory Albert, physician.
Cox Wm, apiarist.
Craig E II, railroad agent.
Dahl Bros (Charles Fand O Robert), drugs.
Dahl O Robert, real estate.
Dawson John, Insurance.
Dean Henry C. merchant tailor.
De Lap Wmn R, cooper.
Devlin John, meat market.
Dolan Michael, propr City Hotel.
Eckhart Fred, live stock and grain.
Ely Edgar N, dentist. Ericson Bros (Heury and Peter), grocers.
Ferguson Benjamin, harnessmaker.
Fortney Daniel T, propr Tremont House.
Fortney Nels, painter.
Gochenour Win E, dentist.
Goodell Emilius S, livery.
Gott Wm A, physician.
Graves Frank H, propr Vernon County Leader.
Groves John W & Asa, sew machines. Hansen Miss Pothea, dressmakers.
Hays John, stock breeder, 4} miles w.
Hazen Edward W, propr Park Hotel.
Hebbard Rev (Congregational).
Henry Samuel, live stock.
Herrick Luther A, jeweler.
Hoverson Miss Christina. dressmaker.
Hurlbut Thaddeus C, billiard hall. Ischim Rev (Lutheran).
Jackson Benjamin F, carpenter.
Johnson John C, shoemaler.
Lake John, mason.
Larsen Mrs A O, restaurant.'
Layne Peres J, clerk of court.
Lem Thomas S, shoemaker. Lindemann Wm F, general store.
Lindemann & Rusk (Wm F Lindemann. Jeremiah Rusk), bankers.
Lockington Thomas, barber.
Porter J, physician, 1 mile e.
Lysne Thomas J, propr Lysne Hotel.
McLees Daniel, live stock breeder, 8 miles w McLees John, live stock.
McMichael Robert S, justice.
Mahoney Daniel O, county supt schools. Martin W H, principal of schools.
Michaelsohn George, clothing.
Minshall Frank, express.
Morrison Martin. carpenter.
Munson Oliver G, propr Vernon County Censor.
Neff Miss Lottie. dressmaker.
Nelson Peter, grocer.
Nuzum Rev George W (Methodist), breeder of Jersey cattle.
Omundson & Co (Joseph Omundson. Har- lan P Proctor). general store.
Park Hotel, E W Hazen propr. Parker James F, wagoamaker.
Peters Frank, carpenter.
Pierce Albert, barber.
Pierce L. & Co (Lonnie and Carrie Pierce), Restaurant and Bakery : Board- ing and Lodging for Transients. (S ade, opp.)
Pollard Seneca R, sheriff.
Proctor Harlan P. Lawyer, Loans. Collections and Abstracts.
Pulver Bros (David Hand Wmn II), wagon makers
Purdy Brice F. harnessmaker.
Randall Mrs M Jane, milliner.
Rayner Mahala, grocer. Rice Mrs Lizzie C, restaurant.
Roberts Charles A, lawyer.
Rogers & Williams (Eari M Rogers, Howard 1) Wllhamo, general store.
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Russell A Lytle, farm impts. Russell & Custin (Ralph A Russell, Eugene Custin), billiard hall.
Shepard M L, marble worker.
Silbaugh Abner, city marshal.
Silbaugh Jackson, Attorney and Counselor-at-Law ; Special Attention Given to Collections. (See adv, below.) Slack Charles S, farm impts. Smith Charles J, district attorney.
Smith & Lytle (Augustus Smith, James Lytle), hardware.
Steenberg Lars C, register of deeds.
Sterling Cyrus MI, county surveyor. Stevens Oscar C, carpenter.
Stimble George W, carpenter.
Stone Thomas D, lumber. Stout Stanley, auctioneer.
Straw Rev F (Methodist).
Suttle Henry J, physician.
Sviggum Nels A, tailor. Tate Mrs Hellene M, general store.
Toney Squire, washing machine mnfr. Towner Franl. M, notions.
Tremont House, D T Fortney propr.
Trowbridge Charles H, drugs. Trowbridge Harlan, insurance.
Vernon County Censor, O G Munson propr. Vernon County Leader, F HI Graves propr. Viroqua Cornet Band, Otto G Brown leader.
Viroqua Opera House, I W Blake Propr. Webb Wm, well driller.
Williams Benjamin, horse trainer.
Wise Daniel, meat market. Wolf Elmer V, barber. Wyman Orvus B, county judge.
VOLGA. In Polk county 20 miles northeast of Osceola Mills the judicial seat, 4} from Amery, its nearest shipping point, and 15 from St. Croix Falls, the nearest bank location. Population, 30. Mail, tri-weekly. T. L. Hansen, post- master.
Hansen T L, General Store.
Johnson J P, boots and shoes. Mueller E, blacksmith.
Olson Olaf H, saw mill.
Peterson Chris, justice.
VOSEVILLE. A postoffice in Door county, 84 miles northeast of Sturgeon Bay, the county seat, nearest shipping and banking point. Stages daily to Stur- geon Bay and Jacksonport. Population, 60. Mail, daily. Thomas Vose, postmas- ter.
Chachen & Mirror, saw mill.
Graff Peter, carpenter.
Machet && Co, General Store and Saw Mill.
Maples George, hotel.
Page Elijah, meats. Voeks Wm, hotel. Vose Jennie, music teacher.
Weiterman & Voeks, saloon.
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WAGON LANDING. A postoffice in Polk county, 16 miles southeast of Os- ceola Mills, the county seat, 4} south of Deronda, the nearest railroad station, and 10 north of New Richmond, the nearest banking point. Population, 200. Mail, tri-weekly.
Babcock V M, lawyer. Kittel P J, Justice. Parselow L E, justice. Peabody Rev A B (Episcopal).
WALDO. A post village on the M. & N. R. R., in Sheboygan county, 15 miles southwest of Sheboygan, the county seat, and 5 south of Plymouth, the nearest bank- ing point. Stages twice a day to Cascade; fare, 25 cents. Population, 250. Tel., WV. U. Exp., Am. W. T. Armstrong, postmaster.
Armstrong W T, General Store. Brown J W, railroad, exp and tel agt. Bukler G W, general store.
Corbett George W, drugs.
Daharst G L, hardware.
Harling Henry, meats. Herman & McIntyre, lumber and grain. Hohberg Frederick, wagonmaker.
Jordan Henry E, hotel.
Lawson R W, general store.
Leroy W S, cheese mnfr.
Nagel Wm, blacksmith.
Ogle H C, blacksmith. Schaeckel & Mohr, flour mill. Smith C C, merchant tailor. Smith J E, barber. Ward & Son, Hotel and Livery. Wedemeyer R W, hardware.
WALDWICK. In Iowa county, 14 miles southeast of Dodgeville, the judicial seat, 10 from Mineral Point, it nearest banking point, and 6 from Jonesdale, its shipping point, on the C., M. & St. P. Ry. Mail, tri-weekly. Population, 100. John H. Stephenson, postmaster.
Buckingham J A, blacksmith.
Buckingham & Skews, builders.
Campton T, blacksmith.
Huxtable Richard, mason.
Nicholas & Buckingham, farm impts. Pile John jr, justice. Shipman E H HI, painter.
Stephenson & Pile, General Store. Tomlin & Buckingham, general store.
WALES. Formerly known as Enos, is a postoffice on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Waukesha county, 8 miles west of Wanke-
sha, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 60. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Wm. C. James, postmaster. Hughes Thomas J, R R, exp and tel agt. James S D, general store.
James W C, Hardware and Blacksmith. Jones Rev D M (Methodist).
Jones John E, vet surgeon.
Jones Rev John O (Methodist).
Jones, Thomas & Co, grain. Rice J W, justice.
WALHAIN. A postoffice in Kewau- nee county, 15 miles northwest of Kewgu- nee, the county seat, and 16 northeast of Green Bay, the nearest railroad station. Mail, daily.
WALL. A discontinued postoffice in Forest county. Send mail to Vanzile.
WALLACE. A postoffice in Sawyer county, 37 miles southeast of Hayward. the judicial seat and nearest banking point, and 28 north of Bruce, the nearest railroad station. Mail, semi-weekly. J. W. Hermon, postmaster.
Crawford Henry, hotel.
Hermon J W, Real Estate, Land Agent and Logger.
Murphy James, justice. Raynor Alfred, hotel.
Villard Joseph, soloon.
Wait Joseph, general store.
WALWORTH. A village In Wa !. worth county, 12 miles south of Elkhorn, the county seat, and S north of Harvard, Ill., the nearest railroad station and bank. ing point. Stages daily to Lake Geneva and Harvard. Population, 200. Mail, daily. M. Colburn, postmaster.
Babcock Rev S II (Baptist).
Borner & Mendis, creamery.
Clarke O P, grocer.
Clarke & Crumb, live stock.
Colburn Mahlon, General Store. Coon E B. grocer.
Davis W J, hotel.
Davis W S, painter.
Higbee Wm, wagonmaker.
Hitchcock Amos HI, painter and justice. Lake & Crumb, live stock.
Maxon J S. physician.
Pollard F' M, broom mnfr.
Preston J H, blacksmith. Randolph H W. nurseryman.
Read NJ, notary.
Ripley E W, town clerk.
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Ripley & Carvey, Masons. Robar Henry, builder. Schulz Julius, shoemaker.
WANEKA. A farm house postoffice in Dunn county, 10 miles southeast of Menomonie, the county seat, and 5 south- west of Elk Mound, the nearest railroad station. Menomonie is the nearest bank- ing point. Mail, tri-weekly. Daniel A. Slye, postmaster.
Wilson Eliza, Grist Mill. Yates & Van Ness, grist mill.
WARNER. On the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry, in Chippewa county, 50 miles north of Chippewa Falls, the judicial seat, and 8} from Bruce. Mail, daily.
Fritz J W, general store.
WARREN MILLS. A village on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry, in Monroe county, 28 miles northeast of Sparta, the county seat, and 11 north of Tomah, the nearest bank location. Population, 250. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am, W. A. Barber, postmaster.
Barber F R, printer. Barber & Warren, Real Estate, Loans and Live Stock.
Berry Mrs J, milliner. Bittrick HI, meats. Gillett T R, small fruits.
Halsted A, hotel.
Hewitt J, railroad, exp and tel agent.
Lawton Melvin, conveyancer.
Munson H O, physician.
Warren George & Store. Co, Genera
WASHBURN. Is situated on Che- quamegon bay, a southern arm of Lake Superior, and on the northern division of the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry. in Bayfield county, 12 miles south of Bayfield. the county seat, about 400 northwest of Chicago, and 200 northeast of St. Paul and Minneapolis. It contains saw and planing mills, grain elevator, a large brewery, Me- thodist, Congregational, Catholic, Episco- pal and Lutheran churches, good schools, a system of water works, & fine harbor, where all Lake Superior steamers land, a line of steamers twice each day to Ashland, Bayfield, Madoline Island, and the stone quarries adjacent to the city are magnifi- cent brown stone quarries. Two banks are here, also two weekly newspapers. Telephone connection. Tel., W. C. Exp., Am. and U. S. Population, 3,000. Her- man J. Finstad, postmaster.
A. C. PROBERT, President.
PRESTON DURBROW, Cashier.
EDWIN PROBERT. Asst. Cashier.
BANK OF WASHBURN.
Capital, $25,000.
Surplus, $10,000.
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Albertson James, saloon.
American Hotel, John Halloran Propr. (See adv, opp.)
Anderson George, meats.
Aune & Overby (Andrew Aune, John Overby), saloon.
Bachman Rev J B (Methodist).
Baker Wm H. barber.
Bank of Washburn (Paid-in Capi- tal, 825,000: Surplus, $10,000), A C Pro- bert Pres, Preston Durbrow Cash, Edwin Probert Asst Cash. (Sce ady, p 1021.)
Barager Bros (James A and Elijah R), proprs Washburn Itemizer.
Baumbach Charles A, drugs.
Bay Land and Improvement Co (Paid-in Capital, $350,000), A C Probert Vice-Pres and Genl Agt. (See adr, below.) Bayfield County Bank (capital, $25.000), W MG Maxey pres, L N Clausen cash.
Beausoleil & Son (Alfred and Napoleon), meats.
Bell Murton J, confectioner.
Bergmann G Ernst, hardware.
Bigelow A A & Co (Anson A, Charles H and Nelson P Bigelow, Peter Walker), lumber mnfrs.
Borgen & Wollum (Ed G Borgen, Jobn E Wollum), saloon.
Bush Henry FI, Physician, cor Wash- ington ave and Bayfield w. (See alt, opp.)
Burns Wm, saloon.
Burns Miss Winnie, dressmaker.
Business Men's Association, Wm O'Nei! pres, L N Clausen sec.
Caesar Angust. jeweler.
Clausen C C & Co (Claus C Clausen, Ole P Swanby), general store.
Clausen Lorenzo N, justice.
Coburn Wm C, physician.
Corning Daniel W. general store.
Dahl Christian F. furniture.
Delaney Andrew E, Photographer. (See ade. opp.)
Denton Wilson, meats.
Doty George B. general store.
Durbrow Preston, Cashier Bank of Washburn and Notary Public. (See adt, p 1021.)
Eau Claire House, B Thompson propr.
Estabrook Bros (Dell J and Albion E), furniture.
Falls Mrs Susan. dressmaker.
Fiege & Blette (John Fiege, Jacob Blette). cigar mnfrs.
Finstad Herman J, steamship agent.
HOTEL ANNUNCIATORS.
Bay Land and Improvement Co., SOLE OWNER OF THE TOWN SITE OF WASHBURN.
The most desirable Improved and Unimproved Property in the city on easy terms.
BEST BUSINESS PROPERTY. FINEST RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
Special Inducements Offered to Manufacturers and Corporations.
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