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R. L. Polk & Co.'s WISCONSIN GAZETTEER and BUSINESS DIRECTORY For 1911-1912
Clintonville, Waupaca County, Wisconsin
Transcribed and submitted by Paula Vaughan February 2001

CLINTONVILLE - Population, 2,000. Is located on Pigeon river and on the Ashland div. C & N W Ry, in Waupaca county, 35 miles northeast of Waupaca, the judicial seat, and 156 northwest of Milwaukee. It has Adventist, Catholic, 2 Congregational, 2 Lutheran and 2 Methodist churches, high and graded schools, electric light plant, an opera house, good hotels, 2 banks and a weekly newspaper, the Tribune. The shipments, which are large, comprise grain, potatoes, flour, hay, live stock and manufactured products. Telephone connection. Exp. Am. Tel. W. U. J. D. Cotton, postmaster.

American Express Co, A J Ricker, agt.
Anderson Emma, teacher
Barnum & Cotton (Will M Barnum, Joe D Cotton), publrs Clintonville Tribune.
Bastian Rev A (Catholic)
Beedle Charles E, grocer
Beer Frank, baker
Bentz Jacob, grocer
Besancon Anna, dressmaker
Block Bros, (Benjamin & Harry), general store
Bocken Bros, (Samuel & John), laundry
Bohn Anton, harnessmaker
Bolm Charles, grocer
Bolm Herman, hardware
Brady A F, grocer
Braun Albert, teacher
Bucholtz Frank, saloon
Buelow A W, cement sidewalks
Cargill W W, grain elevator
Christiansen Charles, tailor
Clintonville Land Co., F M Hyde, mngr Farm Lands, Timber Lands, Real Estate, Investments, etc. Winkel Bldg.
Clintonville Electric Light Plant, John Kester superintendent
Clintonville Milling and Improvement Co., Frank Hoffman sec. flour
Clintonville Mutual Fire Insurance Co., J Kalms pres., Charles Topp treas. W H Hockenberger sec.
Clintonville Opera House, Chas F Folkman, manager
Clintonville State Bank (Capital and Surplus $45,000) D J Rohrer Pres, Charles Topp Vice Pres., Levi C Larson Cashr, Max Stieg Asst Cashr. See page 245
Clintonville Tribune, Barnum & Cotton proprietors
Cole Llewellan, Attorney-at-law and Collections Practice in All Courts; Farm Lands. Clintonville State Bank Building
Columbia House, John Frieders propr
Cotton Joseph D, Postmaster
Davison R T, grocer
Dermotte Edward L, carpenter
Dietzler M D, propr Wisconsin House
Dilly L, books
Dittberger Wm, tailor
Eimerman George P, saloon
Elward Lawrence, physician
Fehihaber Wm, tailor
Felschon Edward & Co., (Edward and Christian Felschon), hardware
Finney Wm H, physician
First National Bank (Capital Surplus and Profits, $70,000), T R Wall Pres,
Robert Miller Vice-Pres, C E Gibson Cashr, F E Ruth, Asst Cashr
Fischer Robert R P, optician
Fitzgerald Margaret, teacher
Folkman Charles F, general store
Four Wheel Drive Auto Co, Frank Gause, secretary
Frieders John, propr Columbia House
Gansen Charles, drugs
Gebhardt Mrs George, baker
Gensler Wm E, barber
Gerth Richard, painter
Gibson C D, cashier First Natl Bank
Gibson R G, justice of peace
Gill August & Son, dry goods
Goellinger Ferdinand, blacksmith
Helms Wm, farm implts
Huckenberger Wm H, agency insur
Hoffman Sisters (Martha and Clara), dressmakers
Hois? Rev C (Lutheran)
Horn John, baker
Huff A J, express
Hundredmark Albert, barber
Hyde Fred M, Manager Clintonville Land Co. Real Estate, Loans, Investments, Farm
Lands a Specialty
Jackson Richard, confectioner
Johannes H J Pickle Co., John Kalmes, manager
Kaimes John, drugs
Karzewski John C, cigar mfr.
Kemmer Rudolph, meats
Kester John, superintendent Clintonville Electric Light Co.
Kneip Fred, prin of schools
Korb Fred, carpenter
Krubsack Wm, blacksmith
Kuester August, garage
Kuester Louis H, agrl implts
Kuschel Sisters (Flora and Bertha), dressmakers
Laabs Wm, wagonmaker
Lange Bros (George and William), livery
Larson Levi C, Cashier Clintonville State Bank
Lay John J, furniture
Leissman Alma, teacher
Lentz Oscar, jeweler
Long James E, agt C & N W Ry.
McEachron H E (Wausau), Geo J Huhn, manager, grain elevator
Madel Marcus, propr Ward House
Maggers Charles, saloon
Maggers George, shoes
Marion and Northern Telephone Co, Herman Anklarn manager
Mees Laura, milliner
Meier John, jeweler
Meileke Bros (Albert and Charles), pumps
Meileke H A, physician
Melzer Wm, marble cutter
Miller Edward A, physician
Moench Rev Leopold, (Lutheran)
Momberg Lillian, milliner
Montz J J, city marshal
Nelson N M, photographer
Olen Land Co, Olen & Olen mngrs (see page 249)
Olen & Olen (O L and W A) Attorneys-at-law. Practice in All Courts, Real Estate, Loans and Collections (See page 249)
Overton Merie, teacher
Perkins John A, general store
Pigeon River Co-Operative Butter and Cheese Co, Otto L Olen, secretary
Pollak Frank, blacksmith
Prenzlow Julius, mayor and meats
Pribnow Bertha, teacher
Reichow Marguerite, teacher
Reier Henry, grocer
Ricker A J, agt Am Exp Co
Rock Wm, painter
Rohrer David J, planing mill
Rohrer Eva, asst postmaster
Rosnow John, saloon
Savage Pearl, teacher
Schernick & Madel (Anton Schernick, Wm Madel), jewelers
Schauder Wm, shoes
Schimke Wm, dray.
Schmiedke Bros (Rudolph & Albert), dry goods
Schroeder Charles F, ins and real estate
Schroeder Louise, asst postmaster
Schwartkops A J, barber
Sedgwick Frank A, drugs
Sengstock Otto, bicycles and sew mach.
Servatius Albert, general store
Smith N H, county surveyor
Sorensen Carl, barber
Spang G W, dentist
Spearbraker Charles, general store
Spearbraker J H, saloon?
Spearbraker & Sons (C C Wm, Julius and August) general store
Thatcher Lucy, teacher
T--nk? Charles, saloon
Topp Charles, dentist
Torney Julia, teacher
Torrey Cedar Co, Henry Anthes mgr, ties
Ulman J H & Co, live stock
Urain Rev E (Norwegian Cong)
Ward House The, Marcus Madel propr.
Warren Mrs E, dressmaker
Weiland Theodore, blacksmith
Wilke Henry H, furniture
Winkel Gustave, apiarist and bill poster
Winkel Mrs Gustave, milliner
Winter H & Son (Henry and William), hardware
Wisconsin House, M D Dietzler propr
Zimmerman Rev E (Methodist)
Zimmerman Wm, bottler

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