Real Estate Transfers in Sauk County and Nearby Towns
A long list of land transfers records numerous buyers and sellers across Reedsburg Sauk City Baraboo Ironton Deltona and surrounding towns with prices ranging from 1 to 9000 dollars. Notable entries include Walter Timm to Charles H. Stone 1275. Fred Schwartz to William Albers 6700. Samuel Skinner to W H Skinner 8000. Wolfgang Bauer to Anna Bauer 9000. Zephmiah Young to Henry L Williams et al 1. Continuous chain shows widespread property activity in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Stone
G. F. Snyder
Reedsburg
Walter Timm
Charles H. Stone
Jerry Harrington
Albert Smith
Deltona Town
Isaac
Ernest White
Ironton Town
Isaac White
Jeremiah Harrington
John Maegerlein
J.G. Hornung
Sauk City
Joseph Bauer
John B. Alt
Bear Creek Town
John Mulholland
Fred Merkimer
Woodland Town
Fred Schwartz
William Albers
Baraboo Town
Sauk Co. Land and Mining Co
Edward W. Meyer
Freedom Town
Kenneth Campbell
Laura Osborn
Excelsior Town
Mary E. Spring
George Steckenbauer
Baraboo
Samuel Skinner
W. H. Skinner
Winfield Town
George Templin
Henry Stericker
Washington Town
Harrison Weidman
John P.stone
Joseph Seftenberg
Clark H. Holt
North Freedom
William Calvert
H. H. Taylor
Robert H. Rindle
John Meiser
Sumpter Town
John Trepton
Ernest Trepton
LaValle Town
Israel Perry
W. H. Meyer
Alfred Goodell
Geo. Barclay
John Ferstl
Henry Ferstl
Franklin Town
William Meuschlein
Wolfgang Bauer
Anna Bauer
Troy Town
Zephmiah Young
Henry L. Williams
J. Collins
Carl Isenberg
Gilbert Harman
G. E. Johnson
Earl H. Johnson
Greenfield Town
Herman Foss
Gust Tessmer
Dellona Town
Walter 8. Hill
William Neuman
David Kinzler
Henry Kinzler
Barbara K
March notes from Durward's Glen and surrounding areas
March 28 items include George Stopper winning a Milwaukee contest piano with a $90 balance due, Albert Hein, Bernice Griffith and Chris Dittberner visiting the Glen, Thomas Lockhardt buying a horse for 110 at Merrimack, Miss Sutfin visiting Portage, and school opening with Lily Dudley at A.G. Alberts. John S Steele hosted a social with Scotch violin music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stopper
Route Five
Milwaukee
George
Albert Hein
Bernice Griffith
Chris Dittberner
The
Glen
Axheroes
Thomas Lockhardt
Merrimack
William Blacklock
Portage
Miss Sutfin
Sutfin
Lily Dudley
A.G. Albert’s
John
Steele
Valley residents attend services and care updates
Ebenezer Valley resident Albert Pagle stays with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Christie in Excelsior. Mrs. Walter Brennan, ill, is cared for by Miss Mary O'Neil of North Freedom. Joel and George Hackett and Miss Ellen attended the funeral of Mrs. C. H. Knapp of North Freedom Friday. Mrs. M. Bisch visited her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Pagle
Clarence Christie
Excelsior
Walter Brennan
Mary O’neil
North Freedom
Joel
George Hackett
Miss Ellen
C. H. Knapp
M. Bisch
Dr A W Chase Kidney and Liver Pills Endorsement Ad
Health ad extols Dr A W Chase Kidney and Liver Pills for regular bowels and biliousness. Testimonial from Pur Buckie of Gypsum Kansas praises long-term constipation relief with one-half pill twice a week. Sold for 25 cents per box at dealers and Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
Pur Buckie
Gypsum
Kansas
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Mrs Kosmoskie and others note local events
Mrs Joseph Kosmoskie of Ableman is mentioned. School closed last Friday for a two week vacation. Miss Ida Schneider is spending her vacation with her parents at Reedsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kosmoskie
Ableman
Ida Schneider
Reedsburg
Local News Roundup From West Spring Green And Surrounding Areas
West Spring Green reports Daniel Tennant and family moving onto the Witzel farm recently purchased by David Jones. Mrs V V Van Voorhis of Reedsburg visits daughter Ethel at Miss Laura Huntley’s. Mrs James Cresey Sr dies of pneumonia in New Plymouth, Idaho. Donald L Hood travels to Sextonville on business. James Layton adds to his house. Mrs Amesbury and Miss Mary Peck visit Sylvester Peck’s family. Jacob Witzel rents the Henry Cook house. Mrs George Creasey visits her new granddaughter near Mount Zion. Mrs Frank Cass visits Lone Rock friends. Mrs Emily Mercer stays with Thomas Hill’s to help care for the ill. Supt G W Davies visits Oliver Reese’s and Zoe Hook’s schools. Julia Evans visits the Oleson family in Big Hollow. Harry Peck and Raymond Sherwood take a school break. William Seiders and daughter Izetta visit J W Reyman family. Cass and Schroeder finish sawing logs. Fred Fredrickson hired to Henry Oleson for summer. Big Hollow Lyceum closes with praise. Davies speaks on country life and the value of country schools. Debate on immigration laws toward Japanese goes to negative side, Bear Creek orators win. Judges include Davies, Hoxie, Mercer. Over ninety attend. Oscar Knudson makes cheese at Watersheet factory in lower Big Hollow. Farmers begin plowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Tennant
Witzel
David Jones
V. V. van Voorhis
Reedsburg
Ethel
Laura Huntley
Mary Peck
Spring Green
Sylvester Peck
Jacob Witzel
Henry Cook
George Creasey
Albert
Mount Zion
Wis
Frank Cass
Lone Rock
Emily Mercer
Thomas Hill
Thomas
James Hill
Harry Bunyan
Orley Jenser
G. W. Davies
Oliver Reese
Dist
Zoe Hook
Bear Creek
Julia Evans
Oleson
Big Hollow
Harry Peck
Raymond Sherwood
William Seiders
Izetta
United States
Kathyn Hoxie
Warren F. Mercer
Oscar Knudson
Lower
Local Socials and News Notes From Baraboo Area
Mr and Mrs N H Smith returned from a western trip on Saturday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs I C Turner on Friday April 2. Mrs L Martiny of Chippewa and her sister from Dellona visited H Smith and Guy Weidenkopf. Mr Joel Hackett spent several days last week with his daughter Mrs G A Cole of Baraboo. Mrs J McDonald and a friend from Bardhoo visited Mrs R Meyers on Thursday. Mrs Walter Brennan, recently ill, is somewhat better now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Smith
I. C. Turner
L. Martiny
Chippewa
Dellona
H. Smith
Guy Weidenkopf
Joel Hackett
G. A. Cole
Baraboo
J. McDonald
Verona and North Excel SIOA Community Notes
Mr and Mrs Clarence Christie visited Marsh Harrison family in Wonewee last week. Edith Gorst improves after illness while mumps affect several including Jimmie Corwith Arlie Jopp Ralph Edwards and Robert Charnley. Christie child very sick. Butterfield district resumes school with Mary Lawrence as teacher. Nellie DuBois visits Lyon school during break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Christie
John Harrison
Butterfield
Mary Lawrence
Nellie DuBois
Lyon
Ironton Social Notes and Local Visits
April events include the Misses Lewis hosting a dancing party for friends. Mrs Fitzgerald suffered an attack of la grippe. Omer Morris returned from Platteville after visiting relatives. Blanche Hawkins runs a millinery shop near the drug store. Burgess children have mumps. Fred Struve of La Valle came for business. Bobelitte home from Madison. C Smith of Reedsburg visited grandparents. Roz Mason works for C Broas of Bethel. Miss Smith returned from Merrimack with a visiting niece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mert. Burgess
Fred Struve
la Valle
C. Smith
Reedsburg
Temperance Rally Guests Arrive From Area
Rev Shireman and Mr Bates from Reedsburg lead a delegation from Lime Ridge to Sandusky for a temperance rally tonight. Mrs Geo Neibuhr remains ill. The Smith Hollow Aid Society meeting was postponed due to the death of Cordelia Bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shireman
Bates
Reedsburg
Lime Ridge
Geo Neibuhr
Smith Hollow
Jesse Wright
J. B. Prouty
Florence Prouty
Roy Prouty
John Goodell
Iona Pfeil
Wheelerburg Station Youths Head North for Summer Work
Herman and Louis Struck left for Minneapolis to find summer employment. William Therman and daughter Minnie visited Henry Meyer’s family. Lewis Hinrichs called at William Halbersleben’s home. Amanda Rose visited Pauline Klagos on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Gade and Florence of Narrows Prairie spent Monday with Mrs Gade’s parents Henry and Ernest Ham. Ernest Hinrichs visited Emil Wolters Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Louis
Minneapolis
Wm. Therman
Minnie
Henry Meyer
Lewis Hinrichs
Local Notes From North Dellona and Lyndon
April social updates report Miss Mildred Fowler ill with lagrippe and Kilbourn visitor Celia Wedrich visiting Susie Murray. Mrs Wm Scott spent time with her son Wilbur, an auction is set by M Donahue on April 8, and Mr and Mrs Wm Scott visited Baraboo over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Fowler
Celia Wedrich
Kilbourn
Susie Murray
Wm. Scott
Wilbur
M. Donahue
Baraboo
Remains of Mrs Emma Organ Brought to Kern's Corners
April 5 report from Sumpter notes the burial of Mrs Emma Organ of Baraboo in Kern's Corners cemetery beside her husband. Attendance included Mrs Howard Mather from Bara Boo. Other items mention the Ladie's Home Circle meetings, moved residents, visits, and a Baraboo man taken ill after an auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Organ
Baraboo
Kern’s Corners
Howard Mather
Organ
Ladie
Edmond Johnson
John Meisser
Prairie du Sac
Robert
Steve Premo
Chas. Farnum
H.J. Farnum
Hyomei Australian dry air cure pitched for catarrh relief
An offer promotes Hyomei the Australian dry air cure for catarrh asthma and hay fever. Fisher Bros sells an inhaler outfit for $1 promising to deliver forest air to the home with a money back guarantee if symptoms persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher Bros
Autralia
For Sale or Rent 98 Acres Near Baraboo Wis
98 acres with good house and barn two wells good orchard and ample land value. Located 63 miles east of Baraboo Wisconsin Enquire Mrs Anna Scanion one mile west of Baraboo R F D 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Anna Scanion
Wis
Farm For Sale North Of Baraboo With Timber
A 45 acre parcel about one mile north of Baraboo is for sale. Ten acres feature fine timber and a young orchard. For details contact William Rounds in Baraboo Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
William Rounds
Wis
Seed corn prize winner from Price county fair 1908
Bunker's Improved Yellow Dent seed corn yielded 70 bushels per acre on our farm and 60 bushels near Phillips Wisconsin. It won first prize at the Price county fair in 1908. Price set at 3.00 per bushel on the ear in New American 2 bushel grain bags. F S Bunker Delton Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker
Phillips
Wis
Price County
F.S. Bunker
Delton
Death of Mrs Bone in Loyd area aged 83
Mrs Cordelia Bone longtime Loyd resident died Wednesday March 81 at age 83. Her nephew John Wood from the west, whom she had raised, cared for her during her last illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Cordelia Bone
Loyd
John Wood
West
Baraboo Votes 3000 For Lyons Bridge Project
Baraboo residents approved 3000 at yesterday’s election to cover part of the Lyons Bridge construction cost. The city portion will be smaller due to the bridge’s limited span within Baraboo limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Lyons
Farm for sale near Delton with 80 acres
For sale is an 80 acre farm near Fern Dell Delton including 40 acres improved marsh land a tolerable house outbuildings a good water well about 100 apple trees several berry varieties grapes currants gooseberries and other farm items Offered at 2000 inquiries to C M Smith N Wilcox Fairfield or Delton address C M Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delton
Fern Dell
C. M. Smith
N. Wilcox
Fairfield
For Sale Rose Comb Rhode Island Beds
For sale rose comb Rhode Island beds including cockerels and pullets Anderson and Tuttle strains. Great utility fowl for everybody with eggs in season. Write for prices Thomas Cole & Co Pierceton Indiana. Birds received high score at the January Poultry show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Anderson and Tuttle
Thos. Cole & Co
Pierceton
Harrisburg and West Troy Local News Apr 5
Hosig's carpenter crew work at Will Keller's erecting a wagon shed. Roland Schaefer returned from Madison last Saturday after a visit there. Several locals on the sick list. Miss Cora Welke home from Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosig
Will Keller
Roland Schaefer
Madison
Cora Welke
Local Notes From North Freedom Brevities
Miss Gretta Cook of Bara Boo visits Mrs. Wm. Gunnison. Families travel to Madison Hibbing and Chicago for work and sightseeing. Several residents buy property move to Baraboo Janesville. Rehbein injures hand in blacksmith shop. Local trades like paper hanging and mining work continue this spring.
Local folks return and settle new homes in Baraboo area
Big Creek reports Miss Annie Bray and nephew visiting Baraboo from April 6. Charley Cobbledick arrives with household goods from Rio and buys a Summit farm for future residence. John McQuade moves into a new home recently purchased from Henry Jackson, bringing the last load Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Bray
Baraboo
Charley Cobbledick
Rio
Summit
John McQuade
Henry Jackson
Strawberry Plants for Sale in Baraboo Wisconsin
William Rounds of Baraboo Wisconsin offers a supply of healthy strawberry plants for sale. Contact by telephone for details on availability and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rounds
Baraboo
Wis
Daily Inter Ocean Paris Modes Baraboo News offer
Special arrangement provides one year access to Daily Inter Ocean Paris Modes and Baraboo News at a combined price of 3.50. Individual prices: 4.00 for Inter Ocean, 0.50 for Paris Modes, 1.25 for Baraboo News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Baraboo
Taxidermist Advertising Prairie du Sac Work
Taxidermist E. D. Ochsner offers mounting of all birds and animals true to nature. Prices reasonable. Work guaranteed first class. Prairie du Sac area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Ochsner
Prairie du Lacris
Seed dealer promotes fresh 1909 garden varieties
J Briggs & Co of Baraboo Wisconsin advertises garden field and flower seed for Spring planting. It claims all seed is fresh and reliable and highlights thousands of satisfied customers. Call for current prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Briggs & Co
Baraboo
Wis
Baraboo Market Prices From the Baraboo Fair
Baraboo market page lists prevailing prices with corrections before press. Items include barley at 74, potatoes 5 tenths, hay seven to eight dollars per hundred, feed meals from 1.30 to 1.75 per hundred, flour per sack 1.40 to 1.60, and oats at 4 to 5 dollars depending on quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
PRY Ci
Abbas
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