Baraboo Station Reports About 14000 in Month Earnings
Baraboo Station posted about $14,000 in business for the prior month. The total reflects steady activity and strong patronage across services.
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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
1
Baraboo Rail Line Signals Busy Freight Growth
In November Baraboo's rail economy surged with receipts about 14000 higher than last year, Ringling Brothers hay shipments boosting totals, and heavy stone and ore movements from Devils Lake and North Freedom. The Chicago and Northwestern plans to expand, with trains daily to Reedsburg and ore from Oliver Iron Mining due soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Chicago & Northwestern
Ringling Brothers
Devils Lake
North Freedom
Reedsburg
Captain Roberts
Oliver Iron Mining Company
Iroquois
Wisconsin
Death in Dellona
John Reynolds aged about 65 was buried in Dellona cemetery today after death from paralysis. He never married and lived with his brother L Reynolds, born in New York and long-time resident of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reynolds
Dellona
L. #. Reynolds
New York
Smalley and Marquardt Wed at German Lutheran Manse
Married at the German Lutheran manse on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock Rev Mueller officiating. Mr Lewis Smalley of Sumpter and Miss Susan Marquardt of Greenfield will honeymoon in Reedsburg before returning to their city home. Smalley works as a fireman on the C N W railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Smalley
Sumpter
Susan Marquardt
Greenfield
Mueller
Reedsburg
Smalley
Soldier Charles Loomis Returns Home From Fort Thomas
Charles Loomis a United States Army soldier is home from Fort Thomas to Lyons where his parents are ill He expects to join his command for the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Loomis
United States Army
Fort Thomas
Lyons
Mr. Loomis
Philippines
Death of Jerry Barnhart in Reedsburg at 74
Jerry Barnhart died at his Reedsburg home on Wednesday afternoon from a stroke, aged about 74. A Mason, he lived in Reedsburg many years and once worked in wagon and carriage manufacturing. He is survived by his widow, three daughters Jessie Ryan of Reedsburg, Robt. Cottington of Bloomer, Alma Barnhart of Milwaukee, and four sons Walter of Reedsburg, Watson of Tomah, Frank and Claude of Denver, Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Barnhart
Reedsburg
Masonic Order
Barnhart
Jessie Ryan
Robt. Cottington
Bloomer
Alma Barnhart
Milwaukee
Walter
Watson
Tomah
Frank
Claude
Denver
Regular City Council Meeting Notes and Claims
The regular city council meeting convened in city hall with President Jacobs presiding. Absent Mayor Bender. finance and ordinance committees discussed city assessments, bills, and reports. several claims were reviewed and most were approved or tabled with specific names and departments cited.
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Bender
Jacobs
Clark House
A. A. Keller
CU. L. Laird
Homer Jeffries
Quiet Wedding in San Francisco Couple Wed at 3
Joseph H. Baxter and Miss Jennie R. Vietch were married Thursday at 3 PM by Rev. A. Ross in the First M E church. The ceremony was private with near relatives. the couple’s new home was their setting with holly decor. The bride’s parents are Mr and Mrs William Vietch. the groom is foreman of the Great Northern Nursery from San Francisco, Cal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Baxter
Jennie R. Vietch
A. Ross
M. E
Orin Vietch
William Vietch
San Francisco
Cal
Baxter
Great Northern Nursery
Election of Masons officers named at meeting
The following officers were elected at the meeting last evening Ww. M H G Schade W S Thomas Mould J W Oscar Doppler Treas J Van Orden See Henry Koppke Trustee for three years P H Gibbons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. M
H. G. Schade
Shamrock II Declared Finest Steer Then Slain in Chicago
Shamrock II, famed for fattened Iowa grass diet and daily grooming, was sent by Iowa State College to Chicago where judge Richard A. Carden awarded him blue ribbon. The 1,100 pound steer was killed as the country’s best meat, marking Iowa's third first prize in cattle breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock II
Iowa
Lowa State Agriculture College
Shamrock
Chicago
Richard A. Carden
County Tipperary
Ireland
Lone Star State Letter Praises Matagorda County Texas
A reader describes Texas after visiting College Port in Matagorda County. He notes fertile black loam soil, four feet of topsoil, light brush, and excellent drainage. Rainfall runs about forty inches yearly. rice requires flooding. Climate is mild with Gulf breezes. Main crops include cotton rice corn and fruit. Satsuma oranges grafted on Trifoliata trees yield abundant fruit, trees bearing at age three.
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Texas
College Port
Matagorda County
Wis
Iowa
Matagorda Bay
Mid-Coast
Houston
Southern Pacific
St. Louis
Matagoras County
St. Paul
Own
Matagorda
Satsuma
Acre
Christmas Card Sentiment From N G Abbott
A News staff Christmas greeting from N G Abbott of Harrisburg South Dakota is shared. Abbott, formerly of Okee, sends warm seasonal thoughts and reflections, concluding with well wishes for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. Abbott
Harrisburg
S. D
Abbott
Okee
Journey to Old-time Friends Brings Merry Christmas
The speaker speaks of journeys across coast and sea, recalling fond memories of old-time friends. Tonight they join the friends to wish a Merry Christmas and a Glad New Year, cherishing shared memories along life's path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grates
Gulf of Mexico
Wood saw accident injures operator and rips clothing
W. H. Weston suffered a broken arm when his clothing was caught by a revolving wood saw shaft after he finished filing the blade. He was badly bruised and narrowly escaped being cut to pieces as the engine started and his clothing tore from his body.
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W.H. Weston
Dane Residents Pay For Joke
Dane residents Hamilit Ellingson and Oscar Lien pleaded guilty in Madison municipal court to stealing 18 chickens valued at 14 dollars from Peter Peterson. Ellingson said the theft was a joke and intended to return the birds. Judge Donovan assessed fines to deter future chicken stealing.
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Hamilit Ellingson
Oscar Lien
Dane
Madison
Peter Peterson
Ellingson
Donovan
Madison Democrat
Second Avenue Wedding Unites Traxler and Carpenter
In North Freedom, Perry J. Traxler and Lena M. Carpenter wed at the bride’s home with Rev. Henke presiding. The ceremony featured a holly and bells bower, bridesmaid Annie Carpenter, and best man Roy Traxler. The couple will live on Second Avenue. Traxler is a Northwestern fireman. A later note records Roy E. Snow and Ruth Eschenbach marrying at the courthouse, then traveling to Wonewoe for a brief country visit before settling in Hub City.
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Second Ave
Perry J. Traxler
Lena M. Carpenter
North Freedom
E. C. Henke
Presbyterian Church
Annie Carpenter
Roy Traxler
Second Avenue
Northwestern
Parshall Carpenter
John Osler
Wilhelmina Wick
Mary Carpenter
Herman Wick
Evelyn
James Carpenter
William Carpenter
Herman Golish
Paul
Bertha Wick
Baraboo
Victor Mistele
B. G. LeBaron
Densie Howell
Ida Barkenhagen
Weston
Fairfield M. B. A. meeting announced for December
The M. B. A. of Fairfield will meet Thursday December 29 at the home of Riley Martiny.
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Fairfield
Riley Martiny
Chicken Thieves Shot At In Skillet Creek Neighborhood
Fred Schubring heard a commotion at his chicken house and shot at two thieves who were stealing fowl. The culprits fired back and allegedly threw poisoned meat on the premises and poisoned the dog. Neighbors note Fred now has plans in place. The story also lists local family movements and visits including Mrs. Dwight Welch arriving from Barron with cattle, the family occupying the Gasser farm until March, and various relatives visiting in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schubring
Skillet Creek
Fred
Dwight Welch
Barron
Mr. Welch
John Dietz
Gasser
Christmas Program At St Josephs School
Pupils of St Josephs school presented a Christmas entertainment featuring songs declamations and drills last night. Two short plays The Tailor Shop by the boys and Orphan Jane by the girls drew praise. The show highlighted independent performance without prompts reflecting well on teachers and pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s School
Jane
Parks and Martin wed at bride’s home in Kendall
Mr Thomas Parks and Mrs Alta Martin were married at the bride’s Lynn avenue home at 7 pm by Judge Adolph Andre. Attendants Lori and Loren Bemis of Kendall. Parks works as a blacksmith at Gibbons’ shop. They will reside on Lynn avenue.
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Thomas Parks
Alta Martin
Lynn Avenue
Adolph Andre
Lori Bemis
Loren Bemis
Kendall
Gibbons’ Shop
Mrs. Parks
Death in Kilbourn of Mrs. N. A. Federly at 55
Mrs. N. A. Federly aged 55 died in Kilbourn from pneumonia following an attack. The report notes the death occurred in Kilbourn after a brief illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Federly
Kilbourn
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Escoterie
S. A. Pelton
Fire Dept
J. H. Doppler
Senilessa
W.N. True
L.jiaaien
Moeller Bros
Jennie Vietch
Rev. Ross
A. M
American Press Association
The
Lone Star State
Woodsaw
Spring Green
Chick
Roy E. Snow
Hub City
Ruth Eschenbach
Wonewoe
Kelsey
Court House
Dietz
Levi Cahoon
Huldah Nesbitt
Paul Cahoon
Ora Cahoon
W. Cahoon
Tillie Hamburg
John
Mable Brswell
Wm. Astle
Merrimack
Henry Hill
Chippewa
Moline
Ill
Cahoon
John Deere Machine Co
Henry Bittrich
Pewits
Wm. Shale
Hamony
Minn
Alice Geise
Leland
V. Accols
KMAS
ST. Joseph’s
Andag
Mr. Thomas Parks
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