Local notes and visits fill Portage city life
Mrs. Charles Feize fell and was hurt badly. Miss Sophia Weinke of North Freedom visits the city. Miss Hattie Krueger injured her arm weaving at Island Woolen mill. Mrs. George Arner and Lyla visit Elroy. James Hull travels to Los Angeles for months. Marriage licenses issued to Joseph P. Moulton and Julia Forest. Evensons hosted large parties at Pedro. Ray Kelley departs for Madison from North Dakota visit. Wilbur Starr Concert Co. delights Presbyter ian church audience. Columbia County Good Roads association formed with officers from Portage Kilbourn Fort Winnebago Rio. sub committees planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Krueger
Island
Portage
Columbia County Good Roads Association
C.C. Wayland
A.E. van Dyke
Kilbourn
Tim McMahon
Fort Winnebago
J. W. Hansen
Chas. Caldwell
Rio
Diuretic Solution Promises Quick Sleep Relief
A Baraboo Wisconsin ad touts a Dr E Detchen anti diuretic claimed to stop bed wetting in children and adults alike. The remedy priced at $1 offered by Fisher Bros Druggists for immediate relief.
City Council Waves Traffic Costs and Curfew Talk
At Thursday night’s meeting Mayor Marriott presided as aldermen debated brick versus macadam paving costs for four business blocks. A curfew ordinance for under 16s was introduced, with hours set from March to February and city hall bell warnings. The council also addressed library board changes, liquor postings, fire alarm improvements, and routine bills and settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marriott
Andrews
Chicago
Charles Ringling
H. H. Thomas
A.D. Dorsett
A. C. Withington
Foley and
Selleck
Jacobs
Blanchett
Fire and City Buildings Committee
Kelley
Geo. Algeo
Charles Wilkinson
Foley
Coughlin
Effinger
Wilkinson
John Saare
U. C. Keller
Wadham’s Oil Co
Sicieless Pia Seer Dre Dpheo
Hochy
L. W. Stone
Hdw. Co
John M. Kelley
Sue Sie
Sadie
L. Luckow
Baraboo Water Works
Pe Paghick Swoek
Theo. Koch
Local notices and society items from Baraboo and beyond
In Baraboo today Fred Ritzenthaler of Freedom visits. Mrs. Henry Miles visits friends in Chicago. For sale and rent cards appear at this office. Six-year-old Master Young of Delton breaks a leg after an ice fall, living with Bert Grimes. Mrs. A. D. Dorsett leaves for Garden City Kansas as her father Jo H. Priest is critically ill and underwent cancer surgery. Various ads for medicine appear including I. W. Harper Whiskey and Fisher’s Health Restorer. Glenville pupils visit Ringlingville for natural history. Miss Van Stone travels to Madison for music and drawing observations. A large audience hears Dr. Lucy Gaynor’s lecture at Mrs. Mary Dwinnell’s. supper proceeds raise about fourteen dollars. Fisher’s Cough Syrup advertised. A sunrise scene in railroad yards seen through smoke with colorful light. Mr. and Mrs. Noyes of Utica discuss missionary work in Wisconsin Spiritualist circle. Atty. N. E. Van Dyke reports Kilbourn water power prospects and Devil’s Lake Electric Ry. Weiss & McMarren win a farm sale commission case against Charles Andreas. $160 awarded. Mrs. Kunzelman slowly recovers from lung congestion. Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion touts itch cure in 30 minutes. Dr. Thomas Electric Oil promoted for wounds.
Hood's Sarsaparilla advertises cures for rheumatism
Advertisement urges readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla to cure rheumatism and related aches and pains, warning to be sure to get Hood's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Drastic laxative ads and social notes in 19th century issue
Short items warn that constipation causes headaches and dizziness and tout Dean's Regulats as a gentle cure for 25 cents. Miss Carrie Howard hosts thirty guests at Aunt Mrs. R. B. Goude’s home with music and games. Other notes mention Burdock Blood Bitters testimonials and Dean's Ointment for eczema and itching, plus Spavia Liniment for horse blemishes and a Baraboo druggist sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Howard
R. B. Goude
Pearl Goode
Hazel Gerofske
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S.S.S
Gyu’ Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
F. B.brewer
Bennett and Heinemann Medical Colleges
Dr. Brewer
United States
Chicago Avenue
Sdr
Brewer Wranston, 1
Warren House
Baraboo
Bates House
Reesburg
Onmouth
Illinois
Crry
Charles Feize
Sophia Weinke
North Freedom
City
George Arner
Lyla
Elroy
James Hull
Los Angeles
California
J. Barret
Lillian
Madison
Mrs. O. Ritzenthaller
Will Greenwood
Chippewa Falls
Hry Cowles
Joseph P. Moulton
Julia Forest
Merrimack
C. H. Evenson
Pedro
Ray Kelley
North Dakota
Frank M. Train
Sioux Falls
Mr. Train
J. G. Train
Highth Street
Wilbur Starr
Presbyterian Church
Viola Allen
Evenson’s
Starr
Hollister
Hollister Dive Company
Wis
Fisher
Laura Conroy
H. Dyrud of
Belvidere
This City
James Hecox
Necedale
Fred Ritzenthaler
Town of Freedom
Mrs
Henry Miles
Mrs. E. B. Sickert
C. Stineford
Evansville
Baraboo High School
Letter Carriers
E. Burstein
South Side
Mauston
Mrs. J. R. Woodruff
Mr. Gunn
Milwaukee
Master Young
Delton
Bert Grimes
A. D.dorsett
Garden City
Kansas
Jo H. Priest
Glenville
Ringlingville
Lucy Gaynor
Mary Dwinnell
Lon Hall
Atty
N. E. van Dyke
Portage Register
van Dyke
Devil’s Lake Electric Ry
Weiss&McMarren
Charles Andreas
Justice Bonham
Wells & Murlen
Spring Creer
Kunzelman
August Fisher
Woolford
Fisher Bros
F. E. Cramer
Chicago & Northwestern
Dr. Thomas
Scott
Scotts Emulsion
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
N. Y
New York Tribune
National Magazine
Boston
Ram
Royal, Medicine CO
St. Paul
St. Paul Limited
Minn
St. P’l
Minnesota Mail
St. Paul & Minn
Duluth Limited
St Paul Pass
Winona
Arthur Argyle
Adam Richards
J. H. Walker
Sunbury, Ohio
Clara Golding
Dean
Mrs. J. Anderson
Emma Dunse
J. F. Sneathen
R. H. Clark
ED Free
Third ST
Krs
Dora Mallon
Reedsburg
Wellington
Lueth Bros
4Th Ave
Virgil H. Cady
Wisconsin
Dithmar & Carrow, Attorney-Act Law
Baraboo, Wis
Thuerer Bros
D.D.S
Officie
Dental Apartment U. of Mich
Au Dentiche
Lefer
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