Madison, Dane County and surrounding towns; being a history and guide to places of scenic beauty and historical note .. . -ergy he is now proprietor of an extensive factory em-ploying about eighty men, and furnished with all themodern machinery for building carriages and farmwagons, cutters and heavy sleighs of every descrip-tion. Messrs. Norris & Beattie are the present own-ers of the mill property, and annually manufacturelarge quantities of flour for eastern markets. Thereare two cigar factories, the more extensive run by S. Hutson, and the other by Mr. J. W. P. Matthews
Madison, Dane County and surrounding towns; being a history and guide to places of scenic beauty and historical note .. . -ergy he is now proprietor of an extensive factory em-ploying about eighty men, and furnished with all themodern machinery for building carriages and farmwagons, cutters and heavy sleighs of every descrip-tion. Messrs. Norris & Beattie are the present own-ers of the mill property, and annually manufacturelarge quantities of flour for eastern markets. Thereare two cigar factories, the more extensive run by S. Hutson, and the other by Mr. J. W. P. Matthews and Ivlinsr manufacture thousandsof brooms yearly, which they ship to the northernpart of the state. Mr. Knute Olson supplies this sec-tion with harnesses, and has sent several shipments toNorway. In addition, we may say that this villageoffers many inducements to manufacturers. There isyet a large amount of water power not utilized; thelocation is good; labor cheap, and opportunities fortransportation excellent. Newspapers. — The first paper published in Stough-ton was the Independent, by Henry J. Walker, and. BUSINESS INTERESTS OF STOUGHTON. The Village of Stoughton is the second commercialmart in the county, and as an index to the general busi-ness interests, we publish the following list showing theleading merchants and business men of the place: Stoughton State Bank, <). M. Turner, Ties., Frank Lelancl, VicePres.; A. L. Hollo, Physician and Surgeon; L. K. Luse, Attorney-at-Law; T. W. Evans, Physician and Surgeon; L. D. Clark, Hom-eopathic Physician and Surgeon; Dr. A. P. Lusk, Dentist; D. , Jeweler; Amos Flyte, Wagons and Carriages; Mrs. J. , Millinery; H. W. Hole, Dry Goods; H. J. Rhodes, Bar-ber; Sarbacker & Hurd, Harness Makers; T. A. Thprenson, Barber;Rothe & Gunderson, Hardware; O. X. Falks, Druggist; S. H. Sev-erson & Co., Lumber; O. O. Melaas, Druggist; A: Co., Har-ness Makers; Mrs. Cid. C. Isham, Ladies Furnishing Goods; A. , Hot
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