Fellowship Club At Glenville Enjoys Lime-lit Grove Evening
The Baraboo Valley Fellowship club met Monday evening at Glenville in the McArthur grove near the river. A balmy night, ice cream, short cake, and a camp fire accompanied a varied program including stories, music, and remarks led by President James H. Hill.
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Baraboo Valley Fellowship Club
Glenville
McArthur Grove
James H. Hill
Ernest Sanderson
Alva Page
Er. J. Battles
Floyd Newell
Keils
Elijah Hardy
Daniel Ruggles
Laurel Kramer
A. Pelton
Er. C. Henke
Roy Palmer
F. A. Nehs
Paul Shew
Willis Glover
Glenville Orchestra
Louis Schreiber
Roy Bass
Glenvillites
McArthurs
Follow the Game Laws on Fish Size and Penalties
A note urges readers to study the game laws and carry a copy while fishing. It highlights the Madison manufactured rules defining minimum lengths and weights for various fish and penalties from twenty five to one hundred dollars or jail, stressing careful adherence and carrying the law.
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Legislative
Madison
Fire at Reedsburg kitchen fire from gasoline stove blast
The Reedsburg fire company was called out to extinguish a blaze in the residence of W. Burdick caused by a gasoline stove explosion. Burdick suffered facial and hand burns while attempting to fight the flames. Property damage was slight, fully insured, and the fire confined to the kitchen.
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Reedsburg
W. Burdick
Baraboo Beats Madison 11 to 1 in Sunday Baseball
The Gem City team defeated Madison 11 to 1 with Baraboo tallying six runs in the third inning. Madison committed three errors in that inning as a large crowd watched in hot weather.
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Baraboo
Madison
Gem City
The Mind's Unknown Treasure
The passage suggests men overlook their strength much as land hides gold veins unknown to its owner. It underscores the idea that self insight is elusive and that untapped talent may lie beneath ordinary exteriors.
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Dean Swift
Skillet Greek Farmers Club Independence Day Picnic
The Skillet Greek Farmers Club plans an Independence Day and Home Coming picnic at Hill and Astle Park Skillet Falls on Saturday July 3. Members of nearby kindred societies and former residents are invited to join the celebration with a twelve-voice chorus, athletic events and a basket dinner at 11:30 a.m. A program includes prayers, patriotic address, recitations, and an America song.
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Hill
Astle Park Skillet
Baraboo
Astle
Dora Cowles
Will Wichern
Albert Wichern
Ethel Rodwell
Stella Roser
Anna Douglass
Louis Wichern
Ella Cahoon
Bernice Roser
Jessie Martiney
Corwin Hirschinger
Henry Hill
Carl Wichern
Wilbur Cowles
Wilbur Cahoon
George Carpenter
Chas. Kunzleman
Ernest Kunzleman
A. Trowbridge
Willis Ryan
Frank Berkley
John Martiney
F. Minnich
Falls
E. C. Henke
O. Rundell
Elma Rumpf
Will Hattle
America
Alderman Falls Into Devil's Lake in Comic Boat Accident
Alderman Welk tumbled from a row boat into Devil's Lake on Sunday while Julius Hoppe rowed. He disappeared beneath the surface, surfaced drenched, swore friends to secrecy, and resumed the outing as fish fled to deeper water.
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Alderman Welk
Devil's Lake
Julius Hoppe
McGinty
Aleopetra
Man Reported Drunk in LaValle Incident At Mendota Hospital
Edward Long of LaValle was taken to Mendota hospital by Sheriff Grant Dryer and Under Sheriff E J Battles. The patient was difficult to manage and excessive drinking is said to have caused the trouble.
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Grant Dryer
E. J. Battles
Edward Long
LaValle
Mendota Hospital
Snyder Family Attends Footville Funeral
Dr. G. W. Snyder and wife and son attended the funeral of J. Silverthorne in Footville. The deceased was 84 years old.
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G. W. Snyder and Son
Footville
Dr. Snyder
J. Silverthorne
Hawkins couple leaves Ash Street visit for Minneapolis
Mr and Mrs W S Hawkins finish a stay with Rev and Mrs E C Henke on Ash street and depart this afternoon for their home in Minneapolis.
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W. S. Hawkins
E. C. Henke
Ash Street
Minneapolis
George Watson
George
Winona
F. C. Peck
Big July Bargains Put On Sale
Bargain event offers hundreds of items at deep discounts. Extra wide lawns 15c yard sale at 5 1 2c, skirts veils panamas and mohair 40 percent off, white linen skirts 98c, curtain netting and coats half price. Footwear and luggage also heavily discounted across departments. Stores urge quick purchases to lock in savings.
Special Stock Reduction Sale Offers Wide Clothing Bargains
A sales list highlights men s suits from 18.00 to 13.50 and discounts on trousers jackets hats shoes hose neckties collars trunks suitcases and Balbriggan shirts plus postal cards dress skirts waists dress goods slippers coats laces silk hats and window shades with further reductions on lace curtains feather pillows and silkolines all in stock reduction sale.
Big Cut on Shoes and Window Shades
Shop advertises large cuts on ladies misses and children's shoes and skippers. Fringe window shades priced at 35c and men’s shoes offered at 2.95 after sale.
Old Settlers Meet at North Freedom After Lapse
Hackett's grove hosts the Freedom old settlers gathering with local band selections and chorus on Friday. Capt. J. H. Whitney greets old friends, noting 41 years in the Baraboo valley and pride in North Freedom's churches and schools.
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Hackett’s Grove
North Freedom
Devil’s Lake
Jordan
Methodist Church of North Freedom
J. H. Whitney
W. H. Canfield
Capt. Whitney
Bluffs
Baraboo Valley
Baraboo
P. H. Gunnison
Wisconsin
Sauk County
Columbia County
George W. Davies
F.R. Bentley
Bentley
Mr. Bentley
Harold Hackett
Dewey Gray
Pioneer Times
George W. Hackett
Edna Gunnison Hawley
Lodi
E. L. Powell
Brandt and Kingdorfer Wed at Bride's Home in Washington Town
Walter Brandt and Grace Kingdorfer of Washington town were married at the bride’s home in Washington Town on Thursday by Rev. F. T. Schwanke. The couple will reside on a farm near Hill Point.
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Reedsburg
Walter Brandt
Grace Kingdorfer
Washington
F. T. Schwanke
Hill Point
Steele family gathering and regional notices in Wisconsin
Around the County reports a Steele family reunion near Lodi with about seventy members. It notes the 1910 Evan gelical Lutheran church conference in Lodi, visits by David Mulligan and family to Jefferson and Lodi, and various local events including a walking act, a July 5 address by Charlies C. Pearce in Reedsburg, a Spring Green marriage to Robert Hyndman in Rochester Minnesota, poisonings of seven dogs in Spring Green, Dr. Nee relocating to Eau Claire, and multiple marriages involving Spring Green residents.
Lantern borrower warned of publication
The note states that a lantern borrowed Sunday evening June 13 after a Sauk City picnic must be returned immediately or the borrower's name, William Zantow, will be published.
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My Place
Sauk City
William Zantow
Daughter Eunice Marion Born to Prof Gordon H True
Hon and Mrs John M True received a Reno telegram reporting the arrival of a granddaughter at their son Professor Gordon H True's home. The newborn has been named Eunice Marion.
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John M. True
Reno
Nevada
Gordon H. True
Eunice Marion
Stock Reduction Sale Offers Wide Grocery Bargains
A dense advert lists numerous discount items from tea to coffee, flour, canned vegetables, spices, soaps, and tobacco. It promotes substantial price cuts on ladies coats and textiles, urges daily attendance, and highlights cash-driven stocking and price reductions across a broad set of brands and goods. Units include tea a pennywise, bacon at low per pound, and multiple canned products with marked discounts. The tone is urgent, aiming to attract home shoppers to a regional sale.
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Pircor Pornoe
Swift’s Pride
Ramon
Ss Cas
Ieee Wbane
Obituary of Henry A. Rieck of Woodland
Henry Albert Rieck died at his Woodland home June 7 1909 at age 22 8 64 after two days illness from appendicitis. Born Oct 2 1856 in Vernon County he joined the Debello Christian church in 1906 and wed Winifred Nichols Sept 20 1908. Funeral at Debello Christian church with burial in Debello cemetery leaves wife, parents, three brothers and three sisters.
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Henry Albert Rieck
Ed. Rieck
Woodland
Vernon County
Christian Church
Debello
Winifred Nichols
Social and visiting notes from Baraboo area
A collection of brief notices lists visits in Baraboo and area. Minnie True visits Chicago. Elmer Haines from Kilbourn stayed in Baraboo. bail granted for Kidward Oates and he traveled with Finnegan to Ironton for a foundation. Several relatives visit in Baraboo and nearby towns including Winona, Libertyville and Chicago. W C T U state president W A Lawson helps arrange the next fall convention in Baraboo. Devil's Lake outing planned for July 6 in Nehz family gathering.
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W. Nehz
Devil’s Lake
W. A. Lawson
Baraboo
Milwaukee
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Base
Skillet Greek Farmers’ Club
Alderman
Mendota
Deni
Sateen
Freedom
Hackett
Brandi
Kingdorfer
Washington Town
Steele
National Conference of the Evangelical Lutheran Churches of America
David Mulligan
Jefferson, Ia
George Gluth
Lizzie Fitzgerald
Clara Kosel
Ben Kosel
Charlies C. Pearce
Dodgeville
Annie Davies
Spring Green
Robert Hyndman
Rochester, Minn
Dr. Nee
Eau Claire
Elizabeth King
Hiram King
Owen King
New Richmond
Jessie Pardeen
Minnie True
Chicago
Elmer Haines
Kilbourn
Kidward Oates
Finnegan
Ironton
Charles Tuttle
Ethel
Dorothy Phillips
James
A.G. Ryan
Henry Eger
Libertyville
Ill
B. E. Miller
Sixth Street
Eger
la Valle
Axley Dyrud
Ashland
Oregon
Mr. Dyrud
Carl Dyrud
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