The history of Sauk County, Wisconsin, containing an account of its settlement, growth, development and resources ..biographical sketches .. . Company Manufactures Post Office The lh lilue Public Schools Fire Company and and and Physicians. Mill SlCK Town of Washington .... 614 Town of Town of 1 i 1 in ind \ il ige of North Fie i -., 625 626 Town of Excelsior and Vil Ige Of Village and Town I f Dl It. n N loll .. „.... „ c-lr Town of Fairfield CHAPTER XIII— Spuing Intro In. |..n Sk. Id, 1 • 644 ibienil Development i l Village
The history of Sauk County, Wisconsin, containing an account of its settlement, growth, development and resources ..biographical sketches .. . Company Manufactures Post Office The lh lilue Public Schools Fire Company and and and Physicians. Mill SlCK Town of Washington .... 614 Town of Town of 1 i 1 in ind \ il ige of North Fie i -., 625 626 Town of Excelsior and Vil Ige Of Village and Town I f Dl It. n N loll .. „.... „ c-lr Town of Fairfield CHAPTER XIII— Spuing Intro In. |..n Sk. Id, 1 • 644 ibienil Development i l Village Hall Temperance Issue livpie-- Company ? .2 CHAPTER XIV. Town of Spring Green Town of Troy Town of Bear Creek 670 Town of Franklin Town -III ToUll ol M- , e 1. Town of Piano .... - Town of Sumter IOKTIt ills. It MM; It \I-IIH AI, SKETCHES. lin ,i ... HonExcelsiorFan f 1>V MAP OFWIS. HISTORY OF WISCONSIN. BY C. W. BUTTEEFIELD. I.—WISCONSIN ANTIQUITIES. The first explorers of the valleys of the Great Lakes and the Mississippi and its not to have noticed, to any considerable extent, the existence within these vast areas ofmonuments of an extinct race. Gradually, however, as the tide of emigration broke through thebarriers of the Alleghanies and spread in a widely extended flow over what are now the States ofthe Northwest, these prehistoric vestiges attracted more and more the attention of the curiousand the learned, until, at the present time, almost every person is presumed to have some generalknowledge, not only of their existence, but of some of their striking peculiarities. Unfortunately,these signs of a long since departed people are fast disappearing by the never ceasing operationsof the elements, and the constant encroachments of civilization. The earliest notices of theanimal and vegetable kingdom of this region are tohistoryofsaukcou01west
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