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so    last 15 of which he has been at Rice Lake. For 10
of    years he operated a meat market, when     he started
n    present business. He is at present erecting a two story
Ie    brick basiness builling at a cost of $3,500. He served
e    two terms on the city council when Rice Lake was first
g    incorporated.
g       BoRNHEIMER & FINSTERWALDER, bakers, grocers and
confectioners, Main street, have been in business three
b.    years.
BONE. CHAS. F., publisher and editor of the Rice
r.    Lake Times, began his newspaper career as a printer's
es     devil, and was the first person to set type in Barron
s,    county. He came here in 1874 and formerly ran The
tt    Chronotype for nine years. The Times was started in
e,    1884 by Chas. W. Angel and taken by Mr. Bone in 1887.
He has been chairman of the town and mayor of the
city, and is one of the most influential newspaper men
in North Wisconsin. The Times is the only democratic
20    newspaper in Barron county.
a
le       BoEGEN, H. P., livery, feed and sale stable, corner
al     Marshall street and Wilson avenue, has been in business
ed     here four years. Also runs stage line from Rice Lake to
Grattan and Nobleton P. 0., Long Lake. He came to
t      America from Norway in 1870; settled in Rice Lake in
1873 and worked for Knapp, Stout & Co. 15 years. Was
in     with the American Hospital Aid Association of Ean
ar     Claire two years, and was with the Union Hospital Co.,
of Minneapolis one year. Returning here he started in
,n-    business in 1892, and built the large barn the following
S, W. W., dealer in groceries, fruits, con-