North Freedom Social Roundup Logs Busy Week
Local notes from North Freedom Wisconsin recount visits and travels of residents. Mrs L Smith and Mrs Wm White visited relatives at LaRue and LaValle while other residents travelled to Silver Leaf and Hazel Green. A Royal Neighbors picnic, birthdays, and lectures enlivened the week with social calls among Baraboo, Lodi, Madison, and Ableman connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Smith
Wm. White
Nyra Lake
Canton
LaRue
Z. Young
White
LaValle
Plinch Club
Hanger’s Point
Ida Hero
Milwaukee
Mr. Chase
Sidney
Silver Leaf
N. C
James Treloar
Arthur Rudy
Hazel Green
Charley Udell
Miss Reighard
Loganville
Albert Fisk
Warren Fisk
Elroy
Bert
Henry Alexander
Baraboo
Peter Stackhouse
Pittsburg
Popp
Ableman
Kuhl
Irene Hackett
Fletcher Peers
Emma Gunnison
Tennesee
Ednad Hawley
Lodi
Louis BuDahn
Hortonville
Luckiest Man in Arkansas Praises Dr King's Discovery
H L Stanley of Bruno declares his wife cured after five years of coughing and lung bleeding. He credits Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption, saying improvement began with the first bottle and completes with twelve bottles. Cures worst coughs and colds. money refunded. Fiber Bros. druggist. 50c and $100. Trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
H.L. Stanley
Bruno
Dr. King
Fiber Bros
Nomination Papers Certified for September Primary 1906
County Clerk Charles Junge of Sauk certifies the list of all candidates whose nomination papers have been filed in the Secretary of State and county offices for the September 4 1906 primary election across towns villages wards and precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Junge
Sauk
Secretary of State
Said
Baraboo Sets Primary Poll Hours For City Precincts
Baraboo voters will cast ballots at regular polling places from six AM to seven PM. In all other cities towns and villages polls open later in the afternoon. County Clerk Charles Junge signs the official notice at Baraboo on a date in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
A. D
Charles Junge
Community Notes From Black Hawk Aug 20
John Schies began building P Petersons new house last week. Mr and Mrs Chas Schmalz Jr visited Black Hawk after Geo Gassner bought half his long time farm to build anew. Mrs Krueger of Denver, sister to Fred and Felix Sprecher, laid to rest at Black Hawk church. Deceased, 35, suffered five months from dropsy of the heart. Fresh air children left for Chicago from Spring Green. Ed Accola can walk on crutches after weeks with blood poisoning in his leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Minneapolis
Printire
J. M. Blackly
Elizabeth Patterson
Hanger’s Point
John Gahagan
LaValle
Eschenbach
Ableman
H. Black
Juliett Kirby
Densie Gray
Jersey City
N. J
Elmer J. King
Geo. Gassner
Krueger
Denver
Fred
Felix Sprecher
Black Hawk Church
Black Hawk
Chicago
Electric Bitters praised by Georgia pastor
The Rev J Carren pastor of Sharon Baptist Church Belair Ga calls Electric Bitters a God send to mankind. He says it cured his lame back stiff joints and physical collapse and after two bottles can walk three miles in 50 minutes. Sold under guarantee at Fisher Bros. Drug Store priced 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Carren
Sharon Baptist Church
Belair
Fisher Bros. Drug Store
Reedsburg Training School Opens First Term in 1906
In Reedsburg the Training School offers low board, free county rooms, and modern books and apparatus. It aims to prepare teachers for country schools with supervised practice and observations. The first term runs ten months from Aug 28, 1906, with entrance exams Aug 27. More applicants than expected seek enrollment. visitors are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsburg
Will of James I Wheeler Probate Hearing Notice
First publication August 8 1906 state of Wisconsin Sauk County probate matter in the matter of the will of James I Wheeler deceased. Regular county court term to be held at the Baraboo courthouse on September 4 1906 at ten oclock in the forenoon for the application of P H Crossman to admit the will to probate and for letters testamentary to be issued to P H Crossman. Dated August 6 1906. D Ruggles Atty by order of the court W T Kelsey County Judge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Wisconsin
Sauk County
James I. Wheeler
Said County
Baraboo
Said
P. H. Crossman
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets Ad
An old style ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets, a tab form remedy for constipation indigestion pimples impure breath and general fatigue. It claims quick vigor and renewed health using a 8gish bowel friendly formula priced at 35 cents a box, produced by Hourister Dive Company Madison Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Hourister Dive Company
Madison
Wis
Gem Corn Husker Ad by Adolph Zantow
The Gem Corn Husker as the only two-horse tread powered husker its simple operation shells the least corn with light draft and durability farmer friendly sample available at my farm on the Lake road Adolph Zantow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Road
Building Movers of Baraboo Specialize in Structures
Stoddard and Varnell move buildings and deal in pumps and windmills. Repair work receives prompt attention. Call or address 615 Third Avenue Baraboo Wisconsin. Telephone 120.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoddard & Varnell
Third Avenue
Baraboo
Wis
White Mound People and Local News Briefs
William Derng of Washington visits relatives in the area. Mr and Mrs H Doros of Loganville spend Sunday at J L Connors. Doans Regu lats promoted for bowel relief. Three threshing machines operated last week. heat and worker shortage left men prostrated. Funeral for Mrs Caffrey held Monday at St Patrick's Church with Rev Father Kenney officiating.
Doans Ointment Praised By State Labor Official
Hon S W Mathews Commissioner Labor Statistics in Augusta Maine credits Doans Ointment with a long standing eczema cure described as permanent and effective after a prolonged irritation.
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John G, Heaton
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John O’mearavane
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Andrew Jenson Rollin
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Emerson Post
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Lincoln Abrahan
Henry J. Me
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Fred W.zantow
Wm. Reuschlein
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Herbert J. Noyes
West Salem
Teeter
Bloomington, Wis
Frank H. Metcalf
J. E. Buckley
J. E. Barnard
Evan A. Evans
Hugh W.o’connor
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Sumpter, Wis
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Sidney Wakefield
Wm. T. Loomis
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Chas
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Walter L. Houser Mondovi
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Julius Howland
Joseph Ammannee Hiel
Henry D. James Stanley
College Ave
Racine
Ninth St
Embarrass
Herman W. Bis
Second Ave
Spaight St
Jorius
Wis Jos
Babcock
Necedah
Dan’ O. Mahoney Decker
Viroqua
C. A. A. McGee
Martin F. Foley
George Wylie Wilber Cahoon
J.B. Ragatz
Frank F.mueller
Wm. F. Schaefer
George E. Beedle
Thos. M. Purtell
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Party Committee
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Black Hawke
John Schies
P. Peterson
Chas. Schmalz, Jr
Green
Accola
Marriott Shoe Coo
Marriott Shoe CO
Sauk County Normal School
D. Ruggles, Atty
W. T. Kelsey
von Wald
Adolph Zantow
White Mound
William Derng
Washington
Doan
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