A Fairfield Return Brings Cousin Will to Miss Mattie
Miss Mattie Saunders encounters her long absent cousin Will Saunders arriving from the west. He reveals a gold necklace and recounts mining adventures while sharing supper and renewed kinship in the fading village. Will asks her to promise to avoid drinking whisky, raising a tentative hope for a brighter future.
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Fairfield
Mattie Resioc
Bown
Mattie
Miss Mattie
Vicinity
Thair
Die Newell
Eddie
Miss Mat
Mattie Saunders
Sonny
Miggles
Miss Ma
Big Nu
Fred
Bill
Willy
Will
Red Saunders
Chanta Seechee Ranch
North Dakota
Red
Placer Mining
H—Er
Jettie
Cousin Will
Tommy McKee
Ringling Brothers Install 86 Arc Lights For Big Show
The Ringling Brothers will power their big show with 86 arc lights driven by a new 40 horsepower gasoline engine and dynamo from C. H. Farnum of the Beloit firm. Previously the black tent and ticket wagon used a 6 horsepower incandescent setup. The transport wagon has been remodeled and the entire electric outfit will depart with the show once tent exhibitions start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Brothers
C. H. Farnum
Rairbanks Morse Company
Beloit
Wednesday Wedding in Baraboo Unites Dahnke and Schroeder
Albert Dahnke and Meta Schroeder of Baraboo wed Wednesday evening at the Lutheran pastor Rev Mueller’s home. The couple, joined by Mr and Mrs Henry Dahnke, plan to reside on East street near St Josephs church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Dahnke
Meta Schroeder
Baraboo
Mueller
Henry Dahnke
East Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Kindschi Magli Wedding In Sumpter Celebrated
Walter Kindschi and Edith Magli wed at the bride’s home in Sumpter Wednesday evening at seven. Rev. Roberts officiated. attendants were Roy Kindschi and Miss Magli. About 150 guests attended the green and white event. a banquet followed and the couple plan to reside on a groom’s farm in Sumpter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kindschi
Edith Magli
Sumpter
Rev. Roberts
Prairie du Lac
Roy Kindschi
Miss Magli
Nellie Leutscher
Kindschi
Awful Waste of Good Beer in Bryan Ohio
Five hundred barrels of beer stored since last November were emptied into Lynn Run after Williams county voted dry under the Rose law. Revenue officers sent an inspector to dispose of the liquid, with the beer valued at 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan, O
Lynn Run
Halm Brewing Company
Williams County
Mrs Ida Swetland Rice Dies in California
Former Reedsburg resident Miss Ida Swetland Rice died in California. She is remembered by two sisters Mrs William Shultis of Reedsburg and Mrs M J Goodsell of Janesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rice
Reedsburg
California
Ida Swetland
William Shultis
M. J. Goodsell
Janesville
Licensed To Marry Adolph Wiese and Marie Anna Doro
A marriage license is issued for Adolph Wiese of Reedsburg and Marie Anna Augusta Doro of Ableman. The record lists the couple as intending spouses and references their legal eligibility to wed in the jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Wiese
Reedsburg
Marie Anna Augusta Doro
Ableman
Neurasthenia Cure via Tonic Treatment Outlined
A Janesville woman suffers neurasthenia and credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring health. The article explains symptoms such as headaches dizziness and weakness and describes rest recreation and tonic therapy plus avoiding stimulants. The pills priced 50 cents per box or six for 2.50 are sold by druggists or mailed from Schenectady New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
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Dithmar & Malone
Attorneys AT Law
Baraboo, Wii
Minnie W. True
Thuerer Bros
D.D.S
of Mich
Ife Cross
Risley’s Store
Charles Wild
Baraboo Wisconsin
R. H. Clark
Optometrist
Third St. Baraboo,Wis
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Inter Ocean
New York World
Toledo Blade
Wisconsin
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la Follette
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St. P.limited
A.M. Minn
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St. P. Mail
St. Paul Limited
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A.m.duluth
A. M. St. Paul
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St. Paul Pass
Minnesota Mail
Minn
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Hollister Drug Commpany
Madison
U. S. Patent Office
Washington, D. So
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