Real Estate Transfers Listed for Baraboo Area
A series of transfers recorded including H H Hulbert to Hugh R Edwards for 20 acres in Greenfield valued at 500 dollars and numerous other land transactions across Baraboo Reedsburg Freedom and surrounding areas. Names include Morley Bethscheider Kluk Brown Adams Wheeler Emch Beaver Westenhaver Schmidtke Geschke Warren Hoggine Rote Koch Gasser and Thurston with parcels ranging from 50 to 5 500 dollars and multiple towns such as Ly ons Ironton Troy and Prairie du Lac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H H. Hulbert
Hugh R. Edwards
Greenfield
Balsa F. Morley
Roll C. Morley
Baraboo
Albert Bethscheider
August Klukas
Freedom
Frank D. Hulburt
David B. Hulburt
Reedsburg
Sophier Stadler
Barbara Smith
Mary A. Brown
Grace A. Adams
Delton
R. L. Bohn
James A. Buell
Lime Ridge
Wm. A. Wheeler
Wm. T. Emch
Lronton
Fred Beaver
Wm. Westenhaver
Franklin
Sarah W.thomas
Lyons
Wm.Seamandel
Ironton
James Miles
Mary E. Green
Titus
Addn
Wm. Schulze
Wm. Miller
Chas. Gorst
Wm. P. Bassett
Schmidke
Aug. Geschke
Fairfield
M. A. Warren
Minnie E.hoggine
Joseph Russell
Chas. F. Rote
Brown’s Addn
Geo. M. Koch
Florian Gasser
Pr. du Lac
Stephen Gasser
John P. Gasser
Troy
Milon Thurston
Ed Westenhaver
Loganville
Henry Thieding
Wm. Luetkins
Washington
Winfield Notes Marital Wedding and Local Jobs
Corneal Schyvink has been with Montross Pelton last summer and is now employed by Ed Fish. Miss Mary Lychburg and Mr Ernest Judd wed at the bride’s parents home and will stay in Winfield through the holidays. Joe Parkham is employed at Chas Powell’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corneal Schyvink
Montross Pelton
Ed. Fishs
Mary Lychburg
Ernest Judd
Winfield
Joe Parkham
Chas, Powell’s
The Christmas Dinner and Dyspepsia Remedy
A lighthearted look at Christmas meals ending in distress and the need for a better stomach remedy. The piece notes dyspepsia means weak stomach and suggests Hoed's as an effective aid for digestion.
Lyons Family Moves Rooms After Smiths Leave
Mrs Sitter Lyons has moved into the house vacated by Mr and Mrs J Smith. The L S C of Lyons surprised Mrs A Curry at her home Thursday afternoon for her birthday. Mr and Mrs John Cook and son Arthur of Reedsburg visited Mr H Koons last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitter
Baraboo
J. Smith
Lyons
A. Curry
John Cook
Arthur
Reedsburg
H. Koons
Dying of Consumption Described with Cure by New Discovery
A reader recalls suffering from consumption and finding relief with Dr. King's New Discovery, cured after trying medicines. the ad claims quick relief for coughs, colds, sore throat, bronchitis and pneumonia prevention. Fisher Bros. drug store offers the product at 50 cents or 1.00 per bottle with a free trial bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Myers
Cearfoss
Fisher Bros
Mystic Workers Masquerade Ball at Cooper's Hall
The Mystic Workers hold their annual masquerade ball at Cooper's Hall on Friday evening December 29 with cash prizes for best costume best character and best comic. Tickets cost 75 cents and music will be provided by Schlungbaum's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Workers
Cooper’s Hall
Schlungbaum
Rural Route Mail Delays For Baraboo News
Special notice advises no regular R. F. D. carrier trips on Monday December 25 and Monday January 1. Baraboo News weekly items cannot be mailed on Tuesday via rural routes in time. Mail letters on Saturday or before. correspondents should follow these instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Skillet Creek Social Notes Mention Local Visits
G Carpenter returns from Dakota trip. Mr and Mrs Hamburg of Reedsburg visit son Ernest and wife. Many youths surprise Ella Marquardt Saturday night. Clinton Cowles departs for Minnesota with Barron first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Carpenter
Dakota
Hamburg
Reedsburg
Ernest
Ella Marquardt
Clinton Cowles
Minnesota
Barron
Black Hawk Doctor Opens Office in Town
A. G. Fritsche M D physician and surgeon has located at Black Hawk Wisconsin with office at E. E. Kindschi's store telephone in office Calls attended promptly day and night This notice announces available medical service in the community by a newly positioned physician and surgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Fritsche
Black Hawk
Wis
E. E. Kindschi
Dellona Family Update
Mrs. Albert Otto and daughter Hazel returned Saturday after two weeks with relatives at Elroy. Ethan Reynolds spent last week with his sister in Pine County Minnesota, accompanied by his brother Arthur of Delton and Ethan Messenger of Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Otto
Hazel
Elroy
Ethan Reynolds
Pine Co
Minnesota
Arthur
Delton
Ethan Messenger
Okla
Bear Valley Social and Local Notes Digest
Toney Smith spent Sunday in the valley. Mrs. Mary Callahan of Milwaukee visits relatives in Loretto and White Mound. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh of White Mound died Tuesday and was buried in Loreto cemetery Thursday. Thirteen hours adoration was held at Loreto Tuesday and a large crowd attended. M. Froal spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary Posten. P. J. Smith sold Sunny Bank cheese factory interests to Wm. Keegan. the factory closed for the season. Mrs. Christ Hutter moves to her new home in Plain. Dogs are killing Joseph Murray's sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toney Smith
Mary Callahan
Milwaukee
Loretto
White Mound
James Walsh
Loreto
M. F’.roal
Mary Posten
P. J Smith
Sunny Bank
Wm. Keegan
Christ Hutter
Plain
Joseph Murray
Fairfield Notes and Local Movements
Mrs. Wing and Mrs. Luce attended the funeral of Mr. Scott in New Port last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Davis Hackett visited Fairfield friends last Tuesday. Minor Brown and family and Mr. and Mrs. Norris Wilcox attended Mrs. Martha Brown's funeral in Baraboo Friday. Seth Andrews, long ill, has improved in recent days. Riley Martiny is the banner pick man in these parts, selling 40 hogs last week for $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wing
Luce
Scott
New Port
Davis Hackett
Fairfield
Minor Brown
Norris Wilcox
Martha Brown
Baraboo
Seth Andrews
Riley Martiny
Refund pledge on Green's Warranted Syrup of Tar bottles
Fisher Bros. J.B. Donovan & Co. offer a refund on a 50c bottle if it fails to cure cough or cold and a 25c bottle to prove satisfaction with money back. The undersigned guarantee the refund policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher Bros
J.B. Donovan & Co
Maple Hill Social Notes and Local Happenings
Miss Myrtle Siles of North Freedom visited Miss Sarah Albers and Miss Ella Kearman of Baraboo spent time with friends during the past week. Mollie Smith closes her school Friday with a Christmas tree. A birth is reported to Mr and Mrs Joe Clingamire on December 15. Mrs Steinbrink and Mrs Page visit Baraboo. Miss Mayme McGuan to return home after visiting relatives. Henry Harman reports two sheep killed and several injured by wolves. Farmers haul wood to town during this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Siles
North Freedom
Sarah Albers
Ella Kearman
Baraboo
Mollie Smith
Joe Clingamire
Steinbrink
Page
Mayme McGuan
Henry Harman
Social Notes From Seven Mile Creek and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Roy Bass visited at Chas Bass s in Seven Mile Creek Sunday. Mr and Mrs L Reynolds of Delton and Mr Rose of Winona spent Saturday at Ethan Reynolds s. Carrie Horkan spent last week with her sister Mrs Edward Donahue. Frank Hunter who sprained one of his ankles is at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Bass
Chas
Local notes from South Delton and nearby towns
Mrs. Belle Holt teaching in Merrimack is on a two weeks vacation. Miss Ella Cratsenberg, visiting with her mother, returned to Mendota last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Holt of Reedsburg spent Sunday with relatives. Mrs. Milton Holt hosted her brother Clifford LaMar of Fairfield for part of the week. A small crowd gathered for a few hours Friday night at Tom Welch's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Holt
Merrimack
Ella Cratsenberg
Mendota
Ben Holt
Reedsburg
Milton Holt
Clifford LaMar
Fairfield
Tom Welch
Loganville Notes and Local Incidents
Dec 18 Loganville reports a Sunday visit by Geo Emery party at John Riggert’s with Rev White’s instructive entertainment. Meetings include Card Club at Hovermans and farm institute planned for Jan 25. A wood sawing accident at Henry Rover’s home fatally injured a man named Roper, leaving an invalid wife and three children. Will Schutte heads to Denver, Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Emery
John Riggert’s
Rev. White
Card Club
H.hoverman
Twist
Alfred Scoons
Loganville
Dr.Hulburt and Sons
Reedsburg
H. Hoverman
Winnie Schluter
Will Schutte
Denver
Col
Zion Church Christmas Program Planned for Weekend
The Zion church of Harrisburg schedules its annual Christmas program for next Saturday and Sunday evenings. Earl Graf remains very sick and is hoped to recover soon. Nearby wolves are heard nightly near Black Hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Church of Harrisburg
Black Hawk
Earl Graf
Merry Xmas Greetings Highlight Local Socials in Denzer
Miss Gasser visits Sumpter and Lucy Hartman weds Johnnie Buelow of Sauk Prairie on December 14 1905. August and Louisa Lehman celebrate birthdays with a lively Saturday gathering featuring dancing and refreshments attended by a long list of local residents. Richard Alexander serves as Center agent for Chas Schellenberger's Farmers Nursery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasser
Sumpter
Henry Dieterle
Lucy Hartman
Sauk Prairie
Johnnie Buelow
August
Louisa Lehman
Misses Barlin
Ida Gieck
A. Huber
Emma
Lena
Kilbourn Guests and Local Family News Brief
Dec Mr and Mrs Carey Bonfoey of Kilbourn were guests at the Rodwell home Saturday and Sunday. Bernice Ernest and Gerald Wichern have been having very hard colds. Maurice Cowles is having a serious time with the quinsy. Ernest Hamburg and wife entertained the Astle Hill families at dinner yesterday. R Bittner wife and son Harold spent Sunday at the home of Albert Wichern. Hardy Spencer has been quite sick with a hard cold. Paul Cahoon and family Levi Cahoon and sister Mrs H Nesbitt spent Sunday at the home of Chas Spencer. Mrs Chas Weisse who was very sick last week is getting better. C Spencer purchased a horse of P Cahoon and W Cowles bought the family horse of Rev Irish. Mrs T Davis is a little better than she was last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Bonfoey
Kilbourn
Rodwell
Bernice
Ernest
Gerald Wichern
Maurice Cowles
Ernest Hamburg
Astle&Hill
R. Bittner
Harold
Albert Wichern
Hardy Spencer
Paul Cahoon
Levi Cahoon
H. Nesbitt
Chas. Spencer
Chas. Weisse
C. Spencer
P. Cahoon
W. Cowles
Rev. Irish
T. Davis
Mark Hanley
Hazel Green
Dell Young
Wm. Lohmmenn
Lange Knauss & Co
Merrimack
Tim
Frank
John
Joel Hackett
George H
Money Creek
Minn
Parshall H
Spooner
Denny Gray
J. T. Lawton
Baraboo
Peter Matthys
Barron
Carl Lange
Hamstock
Hillsboro
Trumble
Mrs. L. Smith
la Rue
Geese vanish from Greenfield yard on Thanksgiving morning
Freeman Simonds, a Greenfield milkman, reports five Zulu variety geese confined near a building disappeared during the night. His son found the birds missing on Thanksgiving morning with no signs of a break in or tracks. Four of the birds were to be kept longer, while one remains unaccounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Simonds
Greenfield
North Freedom News Roundup Reflects Busy Social Week
December notes from North Freedom detail visits and arrivals including Mark Hanley's homecoming and the Lohmmen family. Fire scares at J T Lawton's and a George Ahrenmeyer birthday are reported alongside social gatherings. A meat wagon incident near LaRue closes the item.
Society Notes From Durand and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Fred Stanton of Durand visits Lillian Thayer and relatives and plans to return December 23. Mrs. Carl Frick of Greenfield and Edith Frick of Baraboo visit Dist. No. 7 last Wednesday. Seth Andrews is sick. neighbors made him a wood pile. Jim Palmer returns home to Manston after recovery. Mrs. Nelson Smith of West Baraboo and Mrs. Builard of Baraboo visit Mrs. Albert Barstow. John Day of Walton visits Harvey Davis family. Attended Erastus Brown funeral in Baraboo. Mrs. Jesse Newell nurses at Anchie Cook’s in Greenfields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stanton
Durand
Wis
Lillian Thayer
Carl Frick
Greenfield
Edith Frick
Baraboo
Dist
Seth Andrews
Jim Palmer
Manston
Nelson Smith
West Baraboo
Builard
Albert Barstow
John Day
Walton
Harvey Davis
W. Burton
Erastus Brown
Jesse Newell
Anchie Cook
Greenfields
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure
Schurz
Baker
McClure’s
McClure's Magazine Subscription Offer and Sales Plan
McClure's Magazine invites new subscribers with a one year rate of $1.00 and November December free with 1906 renewals. The S S McClure Company at 47 East 23d Street New York promotes a legible staff role offering 25 cents per $1.00 subscription plus cash prizes for top fund-raisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S. McClure Company
East 23d Street
New York
McClure’s
Local News Roundup and Social Updates
Dec. 16 Mr. R. Langdon and his young son returned home after several weeks in the city. Mrs. Hesselgrave of Lodi visited her daughter Mrs. C. Pearson. A Dorcas society bazaar last Friday evening drew a large crowd and raised a good sum. Chas Pearson has gone to Iowa. Miss Thompson of Baraboo visited Glenville friends. Miss Platte and Miss Grieh, teachers, will present a Christmas entertainment next Friday evening and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Langdon
Hesselgrave
Lodi
C. Pearson
Dorcas Society
Chas Pearson
Iowa
Miss Thompson
Baraboo
Glenville
Local Social Notes and Small Town Updates
Miss Libbie Toms travels to Rockford Illinois for the winter and Geo Skinner of New Lisbon visits the area. Mrs Nelson Gomon and son Albert go to Chicago for a few days with friends. The Ladies Guild social at Picket Post hall was well attended and enjoyed. receipts total 28 dollars. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea ad promises vitality for 35 cents. Mrs F L Hulbert visits La Valle for a couple weeks. Mr and Mrs Otto Timme tour Baraboo last Saturday. J Vosler places sheet iron roof on store. Miss Cronk of Baraboo visits Emma Bulls. R Tuttle moves into the former S Chaffee residence. Marion Vandervere of Baraboo visits grandparents D M Lewis. Mrs Grace Adams and Mrs Emery Brown attend Mrs Rastus Brown funeral in Baraboo. Mrs M L Crane returns from Milwaukee and Rockford. A Christmas tree is planned at the M E church Saturday evening. C Peterson and family of Minneapolis guest of Mrs A Moyer. Mrs Hannah Burdick spends several days in Baraboo. Fa met Bicw moved from the Mar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libbie Toms
Rockford
Ill
Geo. Skinner
New Lisbon
Nelson Gomon
Albert
Chicago
Ladies’ Guild
Picket Post Hall
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
J. B. Donovan & Co
F. L. Hulbert
la Valle
Otto Timme
Baraboo
J. Vosler
Miss Cronk
Emma Bulls
R. Tuttle
8. Chaffee
Marion Vandervere
D. M. Lewis
Grace Adams
Emery Brown
Rastus Brown
M. L. Crane
Milwaukee
Farmer to Kilbourn Stock Buyings This Week
The report notes a farmer plans to go to Kilbourn last week to engage in stock buying while J. M. Hulbert and his wife were in Baraboo on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilbourn
J. M. Hulbert
Baraboo
Merry Christmas Greetings from Wyoming Valley
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year as families from Wyoming Valley and Spring Green visit relatives. Notices include visits by Mrs. Alvin Cooper and Walter Pronold with Edith Schoenmann, and Rev Fathers Laurer Riester at Avoca. Family births announced for Hart and Reuschlein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Schoenmann
Wyoming Valley
Alvin Cooper
Spring Green
Jesse Cooper
Hutter
Loganville
Father Laurer
Father Riester
Avoca
Walter Pronold
Eulala Hutter
Edith Schoenmann
Spring Green High School
Wm. Claridge
F. G. Schoenmann
Jos. Hart
Wm. Reuschlein
Revival to Begin Jan 4 or 5 with Miss Curry Chorister
IRONTOR December 19 notes Christmas wishes and upcoming revival services starting January 4 or 5 with Miss Curry as chorister. Local residents Mrs. John Osborne and Earl from Reedsburg, George Bible of Reedsburg, and piano tuner George Harms visit. Principal Leroy Munchenke travels to Plattville then King Illinois for holidays. Surveyor and Mrs. Taylor depart for St Paul for Christmastide. The Old Old Story to be performed by M E Sunday School next Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Curry
John Osborne
Earl
Reedsburg
George Bible
George Harms
Ed. Kinnamon
F. E. Hawkins
Leroy Munchenke
Plattville
King, Ill
Surveyor
Sharks Attack Boatman In San Francisco Bay
Daniel Smith was attacked by a school of sharks while fishing in shallow San Francisco Bay. He fought the sharks with a boat hook and, after a grueling struggle, reached shore exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Bay
Daniel Smith
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