Real estate transfers list from Wisconsin towns
A batch of property deeds shows transfers in Prairie du Sac Baraboo Reedsburg LaValle Delton Honey Creek and nearby towns. Buyers include Albertina Taecker Marion G Wheeler James A Stone John D Devor A P Reynolds Minne Mahlke Minnie Mahlke and others with prices ranging from 180 to 3 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albertina Taecker
Wm.k. Becker
Kelsey’s
Pr. du Sac
Conrad Moely
Christopher Kessler
Prairie du Sac
Marion G. Wheeler
Albert Ph Lueth
Baraboo
James A. Stone
Alvina Schumacher
Mott’s
Reedsburg
Scott Gale
Albert Meitner
LaValle Town
John D. Devor
Otto Goetsch
A. P. Reynolds
Samuel A. Breese
Delton
Minne A. Mahlke
Wm. Streek
Honey Creek
Minnie Mahlke
John Boemer
Mathias Jacoby
John F. Bromley
A. Bromley
LaValle
Samuel Karstetter
Geo. A. Karstetter
Jerome G. Bromley
August Streck
Paul F. Kuhnau
Polson’s Valuable Horse Lost and Farewell Party Held
Fairfield residents report Mr Polson lost a valuable horse Wednesday night after it grew sick on the road a week ago. Neighbors threw a farewell surprise party for the Polsons as they plan to move to Saraboo. Claude Loomis of South Dakota visits friends. S Andrews shows slow improvement. Alfred Anchor and wife return to Baraboo after a week at the Anchor homestead.
Local Social Tidbits From Winfield Area
Miss Attridge of Loganville spent Sunday with Thomas Carlin. A dance at Mr and Mrs Earl Craker's Friday evening drew good attendance and enjoyed by all. Miss Estella Powell stayed with her uncle and aunt in Reedsburg from Thursday night to Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attridge
Loganville
Thomas Carlin
Earl Craker
Estella Powell
Reedsburg
Last Stages of Consumption Cure Promoted in Wisconsin
Mrs. Minerva Burgess of Byars fil reports being cured by a white wine of the year sold by J B Donovan & Co Bara Boo Wis. The testimonial claims the remedy treats lung diseases and offers strong endorsements for patients in advanced stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Burgess
Byars
J. B. Donovan, & Co
Baraboo
Wis
Prairie Du Sac News Roundup
Prairie du Sac reports the death of Geo. Doll after a long illness at his home. Alfred Grotophorst of Milwaukee visits his parents here. Kate Meyer visits Mrs. Geo. Davis in Madison. Rev. M. R. Laird visits Iowa. Accola travels to Eau Claire on business. Iva Varnell of Baraboo visits Miss Myrtle Stoddard. Millie Ferber, once of this place, marries Anton Diederich in Milwaukee. The Evangelical church will be dedicated Sunday February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Doll
Alfred Grotophorst
Milwaukee
Kate Meyer
Geo. Davis
Madison
M. R. Laird
Iowa
Val. Accola
Eau Claire
Iva Varnell
Baraboo
Myrtle Stoddard
Millie Ferber
Anton Diederichson
Idaho
New Evangelical
Local Socials and Visits in Lime Ridge Area
Baraboo couple Frank Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland called on friends in Lime Ridge along with W. Bible and Mrs. Bible of Carr Valley. Gasser of Ironton with Mabel Selden traveled to Blue River. Selden to stay with sister Mrs. Frank Gasser. Oyster supper at R. D. Bohn's hall on Wednesday February 7. Various local visits include Rowe from Ithica with Boltzman, Mrs. Guy Chapman hosting L A S on February 8, John and Stella Cooke visiting from Excelsior, and others from Woodstock Reedsburg Loganville and Excelsior joining gatherings and medical visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cleveland
Baraboo
W. Bible
Carr Valley
Gasser
Ironton
Mabel Selden
Blue River
Wis
Frank Gasser
R. D
Fred Boltzman
Guy Chapman
John and
Stella Cooke
Excelsior
Norman
Woodstock
Fred Lane
Reuben Powers
Wm. Hopper
Reedsburg
Dr. Brenizer
Loganville
W.G. Wheeler
Stella
Edith Honan
Jennie Seamans
Seamans
N. A. Cushman
Rebery
Mastin
Miss Barnard to Start Cuba City High School Post
In Spring Green on January 29 Miss Margaret Barnard secured a high school position in Cuba City and will begin duties once the new building is completed. Also noted are a new baby for the Buchmers, Mrs. King visiting Chicago, the Carolina Jubilee Singers' concert, and local hints on Geo W Davies for county superintendent. Hamilton Wells of Reedsburg was buried here after arriving from Reedsburg, sharing ties to the Harris family. Mrs. Wells died October 8, 1904 while visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Barnard
Cuba City
Hamilton Wells
Reedsburg
W. H. Harris
Reverend Earl to preach at Fairfield Baptist Church
The Baptist church in Fairfield invites all to hear Rev. Earl Wednesday evening January 31 at 7 30 for a sermon titled Confessing Christ as Savior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Baptist Church
Fairfield
Christ
Merrimack News Highlights Local Guests and Meetings
Royal Wheeler visited Muscoda relatives while W Hathaway and family stayed with H Pigg. Baraboo guest Mrs Stanley visits Miss Bertha Hamilton. Alma Leissman ill and Bertha Hamilton teaches in her place. Revival meetings begin Feb 4 led by Rev Case and Rev Roberts. Bible Study and prayer meetings scheduled. Various residents travel to Baraboo, Madison, and Dakota. discussions on school consolidation turn negative. Wedding bells expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Wheeler
Muscoda
Wis
J. Gattwinkel
W. Hathaway
H. Pigg
Stanley
Baraboo
Bertha Hamilton
Alma Leissman
R. H. Lang
James Lafler
Merrimack
Local Social And Community Notes From Baraboo Area
Deltor H H Hulbert of Baraboo eyed a farm here for purchase. J Gahagan taught locally and visited La Valle. Miss Timme and Miss Sarrington attended Baraboo teachers institute. Miss Coddington of Oshkosh visiting Mrs Richards. Ice harvest underway. Hulberts first to fill houses. Father Whiteall conducted Holy Cross services. F L Hulbert and wife visited La Valle. A Bell and wife of the Dells called on locals. Nettie Fowler and children visited Kilbourn relatives. Ladies Guild plans sleigh ride and chicken pie social at John Harrison’s with post office transport at 6:30. Supper 20c. Mrs. Ollie Reynolds visiting New Lisbon. Local flour mills gain reputation for No 1 flour. extra workers and strong demand. G H Adams surprised by about twenty friends on his 36th birthday. One more old time Mason’s hall dance scheduled Friday. good music and invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Hulbert
Baraboo
J. Gahagan
la Valle
Miga Timme
Grace Sarrington
Teachers’ Institute
Frances Coddington
Oshkosh
Abner Richards
J. T. Huntington
G. H. Adams
Masons’ Hall
Mrs. Carrie Askey Reports Restful Nights After Tar Cure
Cumberland Wyoming woman Carrie Askey endured over a year of sore throat and persistent coughing until using Warner's White Wine of Tar. She states she has not lost a night's sleep since starting the remedy. Sold by J B Donovan & Co Baraboo Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Askey
Cumberland
Wyo
Warner
J. B. Donovan & Co
Baraboo
Wis
Substitution in School, Visiting Residents Highlight Local Notes
Dr. Fowler replaces Dr. Ross in the staff change. Grace Cook of Spring Green visits friends Sunday. Frank Brecht accompanies John Brech and sister to Parkston S. C. Wednesday. H. J. Schoenmann of Wyoming Valley visits relatives Sunday. Lydia Hutter and Philip Hess of Spring Green guest of George Pronald Sunday. Brimmer buys Bauer’s black team. Scott Warren buys Brimmer’s ponies. Bandill ill but improving. Wm Edwards of Big Hollow visits Alvin Cooper family Thursday. Dressen of Spring Green visits Cooper. Edith Luther attends Spring Green teachers institute Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Fowler
Dr. Ross
Grace Cook
Spring Green
Frank Brecht
John Brech
Parkston S. C
H. J. Schoenmann
Wyoming Valley
Lydia Hutter
Philip Hess
George Pronald
Brimmer
Jno. Bauer
Scott Warren
Band
Wm. Edwards
Big Hollow
Alvin Cooper
Dressen
Cooper
Edith Luther
Teachers’ Institute
Funeral notices and visits around Baraboo area
Jan 29 attendance at the funeral of Mrs. Thomas Davis south of Baraboo. Mrs Lillian Thayer and daughter visited James Burtons near Lewiston over the weekend and crossed the river on the ice. Davis and Joe Hackett of Baraboo visited relatives here Friday. Geo Schneller and wife of Baraboo visited relatives Sunday. Thomas Burton and family of Baraboo spent a few hours at S. H. Burtons. Kenneth Conway staying with grandparents Harrison for a short time. A. C. Church meetings have closed. Willing Workers of Fairfield to meet with Mrs Addison Newell on Feb 8. W F M 8 of Fairfield to meet with Mrs Al Teel in Fairfield Feb 7 evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Seaborn
Grant Powell
Thomas Davis
Baraboo
Lillian Thayer
James Burton
Lewiston
Davis
Joe Hackett
Geo. Schneller
Thomas Burton
S. H
Local Notes From Ableman Area
Eugene Scharnke left for Montfort to take a new position. Wm Bartenbach traveled to Baraboo on a business trip. Miss Mable Howell of North Freedom spent Saturday in the village. Dr W J Hummel visited relatives at Waunakee Sunday. Miss Eva Colyer Emma Bartenbach and Susie Smythe attended a teachers meeting at Baraboo Saturday. Paul Boyle of West Allis visited with friends here Thursday. Miss Lydia Schanke returned from Baraboo Monday after a week with relatives. Prof Bahl was a North Freedom visitor Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Scharnke
Montfort
Wm. Bartenbach
Baraboo
Mable Howell
North Freedom
W. J. Hummel
Waunakee
Eva Colyer
Emma Bartenbach
Susie Smythe
Paul Boyle
West Allis
Lydia Schanke
Prof Bahl
Black Hawk notes and local trades in late January
Mamie Ott suffered tonsillitis last week. Conrad Adam sold ponies and bought working horses worth 270 dollars. J A Schneller sold two horses to W Schafer. Margie Keller and Black Hawk school pupils enjoyed a sleigh ride to Sauk City. Farmers bring logs to J Schies to be sawed into lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Ott
Conrad Adam
J. A. Schneller
W. Schafer
Margie Keller
Black Hawk School
Sauk City
J. Schies
Local Social Roundup from Sandusky Area
Henry Stricker visited his father and friends on Monday while a son was welcomed January 20 at Mr and Mrs Garetson home. Nearby visitors included Hey Hess and wife from Ironton and Miss E A Curry from Lamont. A sleigh ride to J E Ward’s on Bear Creek ended with a pleasant afternoon. Geo Holborn of Lodi left for Shell Lake. Mrs Holborn stays with relatives. Mr and Mrs Wagner of Plain and Walter Constantine of Leland spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Constantine. Geo Griffin sliced his hand badly while wood sawing at Joseph Powell’s. G F Snyder visited a school here before the Farmers Institute in Loganville. Rev and Mrs Hess of Ironton and Miss Curry of Lamont conduct meetings through Wednesday. A surprise anniversary event for Rev and Mrs Hess is planned at H Stoll’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stricker
Gladden
Narrows Prairie Social Roundup January Visit Notes
Mr and Mrs Will Zautke visited Baraboo on Friday and Saturday. Mrs Stella Huyter reportedly improving slowly in Denver. Dr N F Wetmore and wife from North Freedom stayed with Mr and Mrs J S Hall at the County Farm. Miss Martha Heinrich of LaValle visited Narrows Prairie. Mrs Brengman of Teeterville Iowa stayed with Herman Koenecke. Henry Meyer ill with rheumatism. Port Hall Charles Stinebrink Jake Hackett and Geo Rick from North Freedom attended the County Farm dance. Mr and Mrs Benlow of Leland visited Mrs Fred Reibe. Ed Rusch hosted a cousin from Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Zautke
Baraboo
Stella Huyter
Denver
Colorado
N. F. Wetmore
North Freedom
J.S. Hall
Martha Heinrich
LaValle
Narrows Prairie
Brengman
Teeterville
Iowa
Herman Koenecke
Henry Meyer
Messrs Port Hall
Charles Stinebrink
Jake Hackett
Geo. Rick
County Farm
Benlow
Leland
Fred Reibe
Ed Rusch
Dellona and North Excelsior community notes
Mrs Isaac Watson has improved from rheumatism. An oyster supper at O H Browns last Friday drew a large crowd. Dee Daniels and wife report their daughter Louise is quite sick. Minnie Lawrenz travels to Beaver Dam to stay with Rev J J Jones. Thirty attended prayer meeting at Allen Bass’s Sunday night. Grant Dryer and son Clifton were sick last week but are recovering. W F M society will meet with Mrs William Lawrenz Thursday afternoon for prayer seating. All are invited. Mrs Orville Vietch of Baraboo spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Watson
O. H. Brown
Dee Daniels
Louise
Minnie Lawrenz
Beaver Dam
J. J. Jones
Allen Bass
Grant Dryer
Clifton
W. F. M. Society
Wm. Lawrenz
Orville Vietch
Baraboo
Albert Ellis
Community Notes from Greenfield Weekly
Mrs. C. H. Johnson was on the sick list last week. Mrs. M. Hall spent a week with her sister Mrs. D. Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. Carl and family visited at Merrimack one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Edwards and family visited at the parental home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Johnson
M. Hall
D. Rogers
Carl
Merrimack
O. T. Edwards
Caledonia Visitors and Local News Recap
Wm Briggs of Caledonia Ill visits his parents Mr and Mrs Chas E Briggs. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs W W Kinney Friday Jan 26. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Jesse Rogers. Wm Jackson gored by a cross bull but recovering. Victorine Eder to Loganville for clerk job. A S of E basket supper drew about 55 baskets and a post-supper dance. Ed Staples of Sand Rock Wis seeks men for lumber camp work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Briggs
Caledonia, Ill
Chas. E. Briggs
W. W. Kinney
Jesse Rogers
Wm. Jackson
Victorine Eder
Loganville
A.S. of E
Ed. Staples
Sand Rock
Wis
WCTU Meeting Attended by Most Members
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met with Mrs. Allie Smith last Wednesday. Most members attended and enjoyed a very instructive program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Allie Smith
Directions for Using Hater Heaters and Fueling
Directions describe using a tanx heater with slow fuel feeding. Use small, finely split wood to build a coal bed before adding more fuel. If leakage occurs, remove the burr outside, clean thoroughly, and repack with thick white lead, then reapply the burr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Grup
Warm Water Box Plug For Pig Feeding System
The instruction describes using a two sided plug in a warm water box to feed pigs. Insert plugs on both sides to warm water for feeding. Remove both plugs to allow cold water to enter the lower hole and heat, creating circulation and warming the tank water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Grup
Hot Water Divider for Stock Tanks Promises Fuel Savings
An ad describes a water divider placed by stock tanks to separate hot and cold water. It claims to save time and fuel for hog feeding by keeping ice off the tank with less energy than other heaters. The device is sold on its merits with agent follow up if not satisfactory.
Best He Ever Tried Tank Heater Test
A user reports the Tank Heater, tested January 10, 1905, performing well in extreme cold. The twelve foot diameter unshrouded unit kept a fire with minimal ice, saved fuel and time, and operated without a hot water box.
Review of Grab Yank Heater by a Wisconsin user
A user from Barabeo Wisconsin endorses the C H Grab Yank Heater noting it meets needs with one third the wood and no fire risk. He calls it a first class heater and recommends it to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Keepp
Barabeo
Wis
Worth a Dozen Others: Grub Tank Heater Praised
W H Prentice of Baraboo Wisconsin says the C H Grub Tank Heater is worth more than a dozen of the old kind. It improves water regulation for stock, handy to operate, and saves fire and safety costs, making it indispensable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma. W. H. Prentice
Baravoo
Wim
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