Remarkable New Discovery Promises Miracle Health
A letter from Mrs. S. McCormick of Minneapolis praises Cooper's New Discovery for curing catarrh neuralgia stomach and kidney trouble and claims lasting relief. The remedy allegedly cleanses the system and restores vigor, sold at one dollar per bottle with Cooper's Quick Relief at fifty cents through J. B. Donovan & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. McCormick
Seventh Avenue
South
Minneapolis
Minn
Cooper
J. B. Donovan & Co
Gasoline powered rail car proposal eyed for Kilbourn route
Watertown inventor Mr. Hopkins shows a gasoline driven trolley car to Kilbourn and Bara Boo committees arguing no electric power or rails are needed. He guarantees two four horse engine cars capable of eighty passengers and a Kilbourn to Kilbourn back trip in forty five minutes if the line is built. He urges the local company to adopt his design to hasten the railroad between Devil's Lake and the Dells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devil’s Lake
Dells
Hopkins
Watertown
Wis
Kilbourn
Baraboo
Mayor Marriott
Women and Kidney Trouble Promised Relief
An all too common plea for Swamp-Root by Kilmer and Co, touting it as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues affecting both women and men. Includes sample bottle offer and a mail pamphlet request from readers, with the Binghamton address for Dr Kilmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Swamp-Root
Northwest Sauk county school boards meet in Reedsburg
About 175 board members from northwest Sauk gather in Reedsburg for a first countywide meeting on improving public schools. Supt. G F Snyder presides as teachers salaries, school plant upkeep, textbooks, and rural consolidation are discussed by speakers including John M True, J W Wood, and L W Wood. Next Saturday a southwest meeting will be held at Prairie du Sac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk County
Reedsburg
G. F. Snyder
John M. True
Baraboo
J. W. Wood
Charles Koenig
Westfield
Koenig
W. N. Parker
Wis
Journal of Education
George Davies
North Freedom
J. A. Stone
L. W. Wood
J. B. Baldwin
Prairie du Sac
Wisconsin Man Found Guilty of Adultery in Local Trial
The prisoner, aged fifty, was found guilty of adultery after a five hour jury deliberation. An interpreter assisted the proceedings as both parties struggled with English. He faces a three year sentence at Waupun and a divorce between himself and Mrs. Weiss is expected to be granted. Mrs. Weiss’s brother George Schmidt attended from Pendleton, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiss
Waupun
Westenhaver Is Guilty of Assault in Wisconsin Trial
The trial of Grant Westenhaver established he assaulted Archie McPhee at Thomas Wood’s home last September. The jury found him guilty of assault to do great bodily harm and sentenced him to two years and six months at hard labor in Waupun.
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Grant Westenhaver
Archie McPhee
Thomas Wood
Westenhaver
McPhee
Stevens
Waupun
W. H. Cady
Gottry
Sheriff Hill
Possession Case Over Land Ownership In City
The case of Zenas Roberts versus Joseph Meek et al centers on land ownership on Second Street opposite the High School. Roberts has owned his lot for 33 years while the adjacent lot was once church property and is now held by the Ger- firm.
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M. E. Church
Wisconsin
Roberts
Mr. Roberts
Zenas Roberts
Sherm Luce
Lucy Johnson
Louis Worthman
Ebenezer Marriott
Philip Cheek
Herman Voll
Otto Schultz
H. E. French
Chas. Bender
F.C. Lueth
G. G. Gollmar
Louis Harthouse
R. W. McFarland
Fred Mould
Joseph Meek
Second Street
The
Presbyterian Church
Ger
Court moves in Roberts versus Meek case and others
In Zenas Roberts versus Joseph Meek et al the plaintiff’s attorney Daniel Ruggles moved for judgement on the special verdict while E A Evans asked to amend the verdict to No and for judgement as amended. actions held in abeyance. Charles Ira Payne versus Charles Payne et al the court commissioner’s order was vacated on usual terms. Carl Kasiska of Baraboo admitted to citizenship. Edward A Thompson versus Albert Fuhrman continued. J T Bates versus Wendel Moll injunction request discussed by H H Thomas.
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Edward Shannon
Baraboo
Warren House
Paul Peters
Chas. Slade
The
Baraboo Telephone Company
Alf. T. Ringling
Gottry
A. Wood
J. E. Cooney
Henry Sorg
S. W. Dearholt
Charles Sluder
Henry Steckelburg
Mike Quin
John Arnott
F.A. Philbrick
Daniel Ruggles
J. R. Woodruff
A. R. Smith
Isabelle Clapper
George Clapper
Grace Johnson
Clapper
Delton
Hall
Yankton
S. D
Sauk County
Milwaukee
August Gust
Lettergren and Vincent
T. J. Thompson
F. R. Bentley
Casper Lemm
Zenas Roberts
Joseph Meek
E. A. Evans
Charles Ira Payne
Chas. Payne
Carl Kasiska
Edward A. Thompson
Albert Fuhrman
J. T. Bates
Wendel Moll
H. H. Thomas
Jury awards damages in cow poisoning case at Portage court
Judge Stevens shifts with Judge Fowler to hear the John Heimer vs William Miller case in Portage. A Reedsburg plaintiff alleged a cow eaten Paris Green from a potato patch, valued at about $35, with damages set at $26 after the jury verdict. Witnesses included Wm Mueller and Dr. S. J. Collins. Other notes mention hospital treatment for M Maher and local holiday shopping at Evenson's Pharmacy and F S Eberhart's Jeweler.
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Stevens
Fowler
Portage
John Heimer
William Miller
Reedsburg
Wm. Mueller
Mary Mueller
Charles Krohn
Herbert Spaulding
John Smith
Julia Parker
E. W. Vayett
Forest Veyett
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Chichester
Hood
Circuit Court
Sauk County Land and Mining Company
Henry ©. Manthey
C. I. Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Ory Abe
Hayner Distilling CO
ST .Paul
Ai Sevan
Leona
Cass
M. Maher
Chicago
Evenson’s
Oak St
J. W. Udell
Nort Freedom
Anna Rollands
Evenson’s Pharmacy
Reu
Hizzoner Club
H. L. Halsted
F. S. Eberhart's
Jeweler & Optician
Matt J. Johnson
Baraboo, Wisconsin
Donovan & Co
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