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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1906
Page
9
Summer is the best time for catarrhal treatment and Fisher Bros urge Baraboo News readers to use Hyomei for a permanent cure. The kit is inhaled, avoids stomach dosing, and reaches nose throat and lungs to kill germs. It comes with a money back guarantee and costs $1.00 with extra bottles 50 cents.
Stoddard and Varnell specialize in moving buildings and dealing in pumps and windmills. Repair work will receive prompt attention. Located at 615 Third avenue Baraboo Wisconsin. Telephone 120.
12 horsepower portable gasoline engine offered in first class condition at a very cheap price. Contact C. H. Farnum at 135 Third Street for details.
Farm spans 240 acres with 140 acres cultivated 60 acres second growth timber and 40 acres pasture. Features include a thrifty orchard over 600 apple trees and 50 fruit trees, fertile land and solid buildings. Sale may include stock and machinery. contact F T Houghton Reedsburg or J A Martiny Baraboo Wisconsin.
The Skillet Creek Farmers Club held a Saturday evening reception at Joseph Rodwell's home with the largest attendance yet. Henry Hill and Mrs Franklin Minnich presented gifts to the president and secretary. Miss Kate Fuller sang, ice cream sales raised twelve dollars, and the next meeting will occur at Charles Kunzleman's home on Sept 1 to discuss seed corn care.
I Charles Junge County Clerk certify the list of all matters persons for whom nomination papers have been filed with the Secretary of State and those entitled to be voted for at the primary on November 4 1906 in Sauk County towns villages wards and precincts.
Mrs W C Rodgers hosted about 36 ladies on Saturday for a party honoring her daughter Mrs Neeley from Pittsburg visiting for the summer. The event featured early autumn decor with goldenrod place cards and doilies, greenery, and a harp orchestra while guests played Pedro and other games and enjoyed refreshments.
An ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for malaria and related diseases. It promises to clear malaria poison and constipation and notes availability at Fisher Bros. Drug Store for 25 cents.
John Corbin of Illinois spent Sunday here. Mr and Mrs Jack Evans of Port age were in the city for the day. Miss Louise Hunter of Ann Arbor Michigan visits friends. Engineer John Shiels of Madison visited yesterday. Mrs J Briggs travels to Minneapolis for a few days. Miss Nora Henger of Chicago visits her parents. W M Langdon of Oshkosh stops in for a short visit. Mrs Geo Henry leaves tonight for Minneapolis to visit brother and family. Mrs Paul Schultz returns from Madison after a week with friends.
The White Caps defeated the Night Hawks 9 to 5 at the Roundhouse. Coates pitched a no hit game with no walks, while O'Brien and Hughes supported the effort as the Hawks faded after nine innings.
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