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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
2
The store announces extended Christmas preparations with months of careful selection of attractive and useful gift articles. Shoppers will find the Reinking goods prominently displayed as reliable and practical options for holiday gifts.
This handkerchief shop touts unique designs and reliable furs with low prices. It offers embroidered handkerchiefs from 15 to 25 cents, ladies scarves from 1.50 to 5.00, muffs, children's sets, Jap and natural mink items, and assorted rugs with multiple price points.
Julius Vetter was discharged from Mendota hospital after a two month stay. Dorothy Love visited sister Mrs. Monroe Garrison in Keno sha. Winnie of Reedsburg visited daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. Roy Frazier. Mr. and Mrs. William Haskins and four children recently arrived from Dakota to visit G. Haskins. N. Kirk leaves for Collegeport Texas on Monday. sister and niece report delight with the country. George Graves of Merrimack in Baraboo. he just returned from Texas and plans to share an account with The News. T. G. Johnson of North Freedom begins work with Prudential Insurance in Baraboo. Mrs. George Berkens went to Madison for Xmas with son Oscar Berkens and daughter in law. Historical society room theft damages radiator valve. eight pounds of steam caused wall damage. culprits paid for damages.
H C Black sold a dozen Barred Plymouth Rock pullets for 60 dollars to L E Stone of Sumpter with exhibition rights at the upcoming poultry show. Black notes he has more fine birds and emphasizes the profitability of raising top quality stock.
The following officers were elected at last evening's meeting: C. C.-C. B. Schubring. Ad.-Luit-J. P. Salchenberger. Banker-C. Ruhland. Clerk-Adolph Andre. Physician-Dr. Farnsworth. Escort-Anson Harvey. Watch-J. Endemauer. Sent.-R. Schroeder. Megr.-H. C. Okern.
Mayor Bender, visiting his son in Freeport, has improved after several days in a serious condition. His son in law Edward Zach and daughter have accompanied him to Freeport.
The piece notes Arthur Max Hilbig buying 160 acres near Mirror Lake in Dellona Wisconsin with intent to improve, farm, and stock. It mentions the original owner holding 100 acres nearby for sale and cites Mirror Lake as a growing resort area with Devil's Lake becoming a state park. It quotes Holland Magazine praising Mirror Lake's scenery and beauty near Delton Wisconsin.
The Fort nightly club will not meet this Friday night due to holiday observance. Sec. notes the change and advises members to stay tuned for the rescheduled gathering.
Advertisement for Barker's Cough Remedy marketed as medicine for sore throat colds la grippe and rheumatic pains. States available from all dealers.
Jas McDade of Caledonia reports no plans in Washington and proclaims Caledonia good enough for him after returning from Everett Washington.
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