Ointment Endorsed as Cure with Money-Back Guarantee
An advertisement touts Dr. A. W. Chase's Ointment as a certain cure for itching bleeding or loss and promises refund if not effective. A testimonial from Casper Tavorer of Michigan City, Ind cites relief from piles. The ad lists price at 50¢ per box and notes the Medicine Co. of Buffalo, N Y. It also includes a sequence of real estate transfers in Baraboo and vicinity, detailing buyers, sellers, properties, and amounts ranging from 200 to 5,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
Casper x Tavorer
Michigan City
Ind
Dr. A. W. Chase
Sethem
7ASE Medicine CO
Buffalo
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Hundred Dollar Reward
State of Ohio Toledo, Lucas County affidavit by Frank J. Cheney claiming his firm will pay $100 for every case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notarized December 6, 1886. Ad copy promotes internal treatment and blood and mucous surface action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofllo
Toledo
Lucas County
Prank J. Copney
F.J. Cagney & Co
HaLl
Frank J. Cheney
Halls
F. J.cheney & CO
Funeral for James McCluskey Held in Keysville
The funeral for James McCluskey, killed in Hub City, took place in Keysville on Friday with Father Sehram presiding. He leaves a wife, two children, three brothers, and two sisters. John Smith and son M. J. Smith of Kimball, S. D., visited the area from the World’s Fair and Fat Stock Show in Chicago, their first return in twenty years. Mary Wick of White Mound also stayed ten days in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCluskey
Hub City
Keysville
New
Sehram
John Smith
M. J. Smith
Kimball
S. D
Chicago
M. J
Mary Wick
White Mound
Headache Relief Promised by New Life Pills
Advert says Dr King’s New Life Pills end headaches fast. Claims to purify blood and strengthen health. Sold by Fisher Bros. Druggist for 25 cents with money back note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Fisher Bros
Christmas Services and Local Notes in Big Creek
Farle Giles from Milwaukee plans holidays with his mother. Elmer St.Clair heads north for the winter. Warren Grover is very ill with typhoid fever. Miss Kessie Alford attended the institute at LaValle last Saturday. Christmas services will be held at 7 church on Christmas day. De Fultz had a wood bee. Pound, who recently moved to LaValle, died at his home. He was a veteran of the American War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farle Giles
Milwaukee
Elmer St.Clair
Gove
Warren Grover
Kessie Alford
LaValle
de Fultz
Charles A. Pound
Albert
Susan Pound
West
Co. A
Washington, D.C
Spain
el Caney
Cuba
Iil
Arkansas
Kentucky
Tenn
Dollie Travelstead
Creal Springs
Chas. Briggs
A. C
Eld. A. E. Bloom
M. W. A. Lodge
Oak Lawn
Cure for Piles Promised by Patent Medicine Ad
An advertisement touts a claimed cure for piles offering refunds if it fails to cure any case. It states the first application provides relief and that the druggist may require stamps and payment postpaid from St. Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pars
St . Louis
Christmas exercises at A C church in La Valle
Christmas programs will be presented by the Union and Advent Christian Sunday schools at the A C church next Saturday evening. The La Valle school closes for Christmas vacation with Principal Mortimer away in Chilton and Miss Vorlop at home in Reedsburg. The La Valle newspaper issue is anticipated this week. F E White a Walton teacher spends holidays at home. Obituary details follow for Charles A Pound born 1875 in La Valle and Harriet Ives Paddock born 1881 in Clinton Oneida County New York died in La Valle and Ironton respectively with funeral services at A C church and Oak Lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C
Union and
Advent
Mortimer
Chilton
Vorlop
Reedsburg
the LaValle
F. E. White
Walton
Harriet Ives
Clinton
Oneida County
New York
Benj. G. Paddock
Ironton
LaValle
Thomas R. White
H. E. Paddock
W. W. Wilson
R. Tenant
Wauwatosa
Oak Lawn Cemetery
Mrs. Andrew Mears Dies. Pioneer of White Mound
Dec. 14 at her home of son Martin Mears, Mrs. Andrew Mears, pioneer resident of White Mound, dies. She leaves five sons and two daughters. Rev. Father Kenney of LaCrosse presides at St Patrick's church. Rumor says a diamond drill will soon operate on the Andrew Mears farm. F. J. Connor leaves for Baraboo and Lodi for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Mears
Martin Mears
Father Kenney
LaCrosse
St Patrick’s Church
F. J. Connor
Baraboo
Lodi
Christmas Goods From Lee-English Hardware Co Offered
All Christmas goods from Lee-English Hardware Co. are practical with no money wasted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee—English Hdw. Co
Local Notes and Parochial School News 1905
Bernedetta Nachreiner suffers pleurisy. Clara Breetl visited her sister Mrs F Reeder. Mr Fox plastered Andrew Hutter’s row house. Debate attendance noted. Judges ruled for the Negro. Next meeting Jan 6 1905 debating Washington vs Lincoln. Parochial pupils and others plan an upcoming entertainment. Florence Trumpf Elinor Davies Edith Luther end school for holidays. Walter Constantine and August Wegner in Sandusky Sunday. Parochial school closes for hot day vacation. Born to Mr and Mrs John Aron a son on Mon Dec 19 1905. Alois Bauer among the sick. Christian Hutter visited Keysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernedetta Nachreiner
Clara Breetl
F. Reeder
Fox
Prairie Dune
Andrew Hutter
Washington
Lincoln
Florence Trumpf
Elinor Davies
Edith Luther
Walter Constantine
August Wegner
Sandusky
John Aron
Alois Bauer
Christian Hutter
Keysville
Walton area news and local notices round up
Miss Mary Beck is sick in Woodland. Walton hosts a well attended teachers institute with good results. Will Sherman offers a fine young cow or spring colt for sale. Town tax books are with the treasurer and taxes may be paid now. Eddie Colgin died at home on the west side of town last Tuesday of consumption aged about 30. James Mortimer returned home after a year in the northern part of the state. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to the editor and readers. Teachers plan to plant trees for schools this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Beck
Walton
Will Sherman
Eddie Colgin
James Mortimer
Wheelerburg Station Homecomings and Social Visit
Herman Lindhoff returned from St Charles Minnesota where he spent the summer. Mrs Bier came back Saturday after a week with her daughter Mrs J Schleden. Mr and Mrs L M Hyzer hosted the M P P S Sunday dinner. The club gave them two rocking chairs as a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Lindhoff
St. Charles
Minn
Fairfield Move For Hunter Family To Sullivan Farm
Frank Hunter and family leave Greenfield for the Sullivan farm in Fairfield. Miss Osborne and Miss Mollie Smith of Baraboo visited Sunday afternoon. James Graham and family of Caledonia were at 8S. H. Burton's on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hunter
Greenfield
Sullivan Farm
Fairfield
Miss Osborne
Mollie Smith
Baraboo
P.m. James Graham
Caledonia
H. Burton
Greenfield Socials and School Close for Christmas
Jacob Kramer introduces a new Ideal wind mill while Mrs. Sarah Williamson recovers from a fall. A group including the Misses Rogers, Weirich, Varnell, Montgomery and Cowles enjoyed games and music at Emily Helm's home. District No. 9 closes Friday for a Christmas program and tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Kramer
Sarah Williamson
Bessie Rogers
Kate
Rose Weirich
Donna Varnell
Fern Montgomery
Barbara Cowles
Ray Cowles
Elmer Rogers
Martin Weirich
Emily Helm
Local Notes From Wilson Creek Area
Misses Mary and Emma Gasser attended choir practice at Geo McCready's last Saturday evening. Joseph and Albert Schwartz visit sister in Milwaukee for two weeks. D H Hand left for Bourbon Indiana. Mrs Fred Hawley of Mazomanie visited relatives here last week. Jacob Schlosser became salesman at Mrs Finkles store. Miss Vivian James spent days in Madison. Ernest Koch came home from North Dakota for holidays. Mrs Louis Fingerhut mourns death of sister Miss Koepp Avoca who died Wednesday of consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Emma Gasser
Geo.McCready
Joseph
Albert Schwartz
Milwaukee
D. H. Hand
Bourbon
Indiana
Fred Hawley
Mazomanie
Jacob Schlosser
Louis ‘Fingerhut
Miss Koepp
Avoca
Maple Hill Social Notes and Local Updates
Miss Sarah Albers visits North Freedom with family. Mrs Edmund Fredrick welcomed to Maple Hill. Lena Griep visits her North Freedom parents. Ella Meyer travels to Baraboo for work. Sociable at Herman Voss last Saturday. Julia McGuan returns to Baraboo. Mrs Currier Page's illness discussed with concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Albers
North Freedom
Edmund Fredrick
Maple Hill
Lena Griep
Ella Meyer
Baraboo
Herman Voss
Julia McGuan
Currier Page
Tax Notice for Greenfield Town Tax Collection
Sam prepares to receive town taxes with collection at F. E. Brewer's shoe store on Saturdays. Wim. Montgomery, Town Treasurer, issues notice to taxpayers of Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Sam
F. E. Brewer’s
Wim. Montgomery
Town Treas
Wood left at office requires credit receipt
A reader report states that a load of wood was left at this office on Monday without obtaining a receipt or arranging credit. The person is asked to call or telephone at once to settle the matter.
Tax collection at Fairfield Town Hall notice
Town Treasurer C. Green will be at E. G. Marriott's shoe store on December 24 to receive taxes for the Town of Fairfield. This public notice informs residents of the collection location and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Marriotts Shoe Store
Vane Ate
Fairfield
C. Green
North Freedom social notes and local visits recap
North Freedom page reports visitors and moves including Mr. and Mrs. Hannibal Chering of Missouri visiting relatives, Gust Schellenberger moving from Comfrey Minnesota, new baby born to Mrs. Henry Blair December 10, and Christmas tree plans at the M. E. church. G. A. R. inspection, Charley Klein and Schellenberger twenty fifth anniversary, and funeral attendance for Mrs. Haak. Various Baraboo Elroy and Westfield connections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal Chering
Missouri
Gust Schellenberger
Comfrey
Minnesota
Henry Blair
Esther White
Worewoc
White
E. J. Lawton
Carrie Rick
Baraboo
M. E
Charley Klein
Charley Schellenberger
T. Chambers
Haak
D. Udell
Elroy
J. W. Udell
Mr. Alexander
Westfield
Philip
Local Notices from Baraboo Area Residents
A series of short notes reports family visits back in Baraboo including Mrs M Bentley and Mrs Julius Miller attending their granddaughter. E Milander of Milwaukee bought Aug Doro meat market and started last week. Otto Kittrich moved back, swapped farms, bought houses. Keifer hall show for Lutheran Sunday school a success. Baraboo visitors include Mrs F Philbrick and Mrs Eugene Scharnke. Leap year dance held by Loganville young ladies with Scharnke's six piece orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.C. Bentley
M. Bentley
Baraboo
Julius Miller
E. C. Bentley
E. Milander
Milwaukee
Kutzback
Zimker
Wm. Holwadel
Keifer’s Hall
F. Philbrick
Eugene Scharnke
A. Schubring
Madison
A. Langenhan
H. Gropp
H. Lukensmeier
Loganville
Scharnke
Delton Notes Include Births Moves and Events
Delton news lists a birth for Mr and Mrs Bert Washburn a Milwaukee business trip by J T Huntington schooling in Spring Valley Wis a Prairie du Lac visit by Mrs Ejla Sullivan John Marshall moves to Wayland Ira Patterson home from Birabo High School A J Latimer hosts Warren Higgins social plans a chicken pie event at Picket Post hall Dec 27 Father Boissier to officiate at Holy Cross Mon Dec 26 Warren Higgins visits and tax roll update for Dec 14 Theodore Steele travels to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Washburn
Monday Dee
J. T. Huntington
Milwaukee
H. D. Keyes
Spring Valley
Wis
Ejla Sullivan
Prairie du Lac
John Powers
John Marshall
Wayland Hurlburt
Ira Patterson
Biraboo
Ira Wilbur
Big Spring
Ladies Guild
Theodore Steele
Chicago
Christmas Day Services at Methodist Church
An all day Christmas program at the Methodist church on December 25 includes a morning Christmas sermon with special music a Christmas lesson in Sunday school and Christmas exercises in the evening. A holiday social with picnie supper 10c is planned by the League at the parsonage on Tuesday evening December 27. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
the League
Neuropathy treatment offer claims free book and trial course
Advertisement for Neuropathy promising a free book and a $2.50 treatment course tailored to the reader’s case. Letters to Franklin Miles, M D LL B, Dept N, 601 to 611 Main Street, Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Miles
M. D
LL. B
Dept
Main Street
Elkhart
Ind
Fern Dell Dance Notes and Local Visits
Roscoe Harrison spent several days in Baraboo last week. Lafayette Prothero of Superior visits Allen Bass. A Christmas week dance schedule announces Monday December 26 and a leap year dance December 31 with oyster supper. Many from the neighborhood attended the Deltona dine Friday night. Floyd A. Squires to spend Christmas at Grace Sarrington's home. Seven brothers of John Harrison from various places are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Harrison
Baraboo
Lafayette Prothero
Superior
Wis
Allen Bass
Deltona
Floyd A. Squires
Grace Sarrington
John Harrison
Diff'rent Places
First Time Reunited In Years For Home Thut Day
A note that it is the first gathering in years for the group to be together at home Thut day, signaling a rare reunion after a long absence.
Holiday visits and local social notes in Sauk area
Dace 19 The o true and family move into Gallus residence on Sauk 8. Herman Schultz of Madison visits friends in L ere and W Franke. Elsie Devlin arrives from Cresco Iowa to spend holidays at parental home. Cara Clement visits from Crandon Wisconsin and plans return to Sauk City. Mrs R D Wood hosts sister from Mazomanie. Bert Chaflin visits J A Coates. Hjelmer Joinson attends at J R Devlin. Miss Leissman and Miss Hamilton travel for holidays. School closes with special program. Selima Gross from Baraboo visits. Christmas school program at Towers hall. Lizzie Wilson and Bert Lee marry in Lodi and reside here. F A Cooper and Flora visit Milwaukee. Parten family attend Mazomonie funeral. WC T U meets with Mrs King. Morrow buys J Barrow residence. Friends surprise B Lee. Guy Noyes and Emma Harvey visit F Noyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dace
Theo, True
Gallus
Sauk
Herman Schultz
Madison
Lere
W. Franke
Elsie Devlin
Cresco
Iowa
Perentail
Cara C’ement
Crandon
Wis
M. J. Kindsechi
Sauk City
R. D. Wood
Mazomanie
Bert Chaflin
Mondovi
J. A. Coates
Hjelmer Joinson
Lake Preston
J. R Devlin
Miss Leissman
Reedsburg
Miss Hamilton
Baraboo
Miss Holt
Janesville
Earl Cramer
S. F. Cramer
Selima Gross
Baraboo High School
Towers Hall
Everone
Lizzie Wilson
Bert Lee
Lodi
F. A. Cooper
Flora
Milwaukee
R. Parten
WC. T. U
King
M. Morrow
J. Barrow
Free engraved souvenir with Christmas purchase at Eberhart’s
A decorative keepsake is offered free with every $1.40 Christmas purchase at F I Eberhart's Jeweler and Optician in Prairie du Sac. The sale promotes band engraved items at no extra charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.I. Eberhart’s
Prairie du Sac
Boatswain Buries Captain At Sea
Boatswain of a British man of war buried the captain at sea, reading the burial service himself. The event reflects naval ritual and solemn duty aboard the vessel.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Bruggemann
H. F. Bruggemann
Henry F. Schewe
Jesao Millis
James Riley
Geo, Horkan
Dellona
Carl Isenberg
Wm. Phelipp
Onry W. Meyer
Otto Bittrich
Ableman
Cas, Gaeser
Daniel Frank
Lronton
Wm .Moyse
Jane Boulden
Remington
Adda
Ty Baraboo
Elsie L. Green
Bertha J. Dryer
John Dauscher
Charles Jennewin
Troy
Wm. Townsend
Otto Krauselot
A. W. Gleason
Notary Public
Bear Valley
Big Creek
LA Valle
Wheelerburg Station
Wilson Creek
Delton
Pip
C. H. Grub
Louis Helm
Portage, Wis
Fern Dell
Merrimack
DR. Bells
Hood
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