Marriages Span Wisconsin Towns in June Ceremonies
Isabella Mackeney and William Burker wed at St. Aloysius Sauk City on Tuesday by Rev. Ritz. Minnie Squires and Raymond Richardson marry in Naperville with visits planned before settling at 210 Washington St Naperville. Iva Squires joins Palen G. Bury in Baraboo at a Saturday noon ceremony. the couple depart for Rockford after a 4:00 train, amid gifts and rice. Attending guests include families from Madison Evansville and Loganville.
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Isabella Mackeney
William Burker
St. Aloysius Church
Sauk City
Father Ritz
Mound St
Baraboo
Iva
Palen G. Bury
Rockford
Ill
E. B. Earle
the Baptist Church
Maggie Westenhaver
Henry Westenhhaver
Madison
Charles Weary and Son
Evansville
Pearl Heffel
Charles Westenhaver
Edward Westendhhaver
Loganville
Reedsburg Merges Delia Pfeil and M McNamara in Morning Church Wedding
At the Catholic church in Reedsburg this morning Miss Delia Pfeil of Reedsburg wed Mr. M McNamara of Madison. The ceremony took place at 7 30 o clock in a small, daytime service attended by local family and friends.
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Reedsburg
Delia Pfeil
M. McNamara
Madison
Baraboo Wedding Attracts Widespread Local Interest
A Baraboo wedding drew friendly attention from many residents as the ceremony was solemnized this morning, marking a community moment of joy and gathering.
Sleep habits of animals at the Forepaugh-Sells Show
Keeper Patterson discusses how different animals sleep from monkeys to elephants, noting perch preferences, fear responses, and alertness levels. The Forepaugh-Sells menagerie, showing Thursday July 5th, has reportedly expanded its collection over the winter.
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Patterson
Adam Forepaugh-Sells Brothers
People and Places in brief from area notes
Monday notices show John Sneathen returning from Beloit and Emma Witwen heading to St Paul and Montevideo. Individuals visit Madison Devil’s Lake and North Dakota while Col D E Welch hints Congress nearing end. A Lohmer piano sale is noted at Gimbel Bros Milwaukee as baptismes occur at A C church with Elder Forester leading.
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Andrew Lee
Devil’s Lake
North Dakota
Baraboo Couple Wed At St. Josephs Church
Miss Louise Desmond and Mr. W D McGuire were married at 8 at St Josephs church with Rev Fr Durward officiating. The bride is a Baraboo teacher and the groom a Baraboo post office worker and Wisconsin Knights of Columbus state secretary. They plan a two week Great Lakes trip and will reside on East street after returning.
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A. W. Squires
Naperville
Ill
Minnie Louise Squires
Raymond Richardson
Lyndon
Wis
Delton
Washington Street
Baraboo
Ing
St. Joseph’s Church
J. T. Durward
Louise Desmond
W. D. McGuire
Gertrude Desmond
Edward McGrath
Chicago
A. W. Meizl
T. Desmond
Blake Street
Estelle McMawnan
Kilbourn
Kathrine Wackler
Milwaukee
Philip Cosgrove
Bessie
Joliet, Il
Madge Fay
McGuire
Great Lakes
Whitman
East Street
Knights of Columbus of
Wisconsin
Wood announces candidacy for Sauk County clerk
S H Wood declares run for Republican nomination for Sauk County clerk before the September primaries. He asks voters to judge him worthy and competent and thanks supporters for any assistance.
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Sauk County
H. Wood
Baraboo Men Expected to Own First National Bank
Bank control moves target H G Merritt with T W English and M H Mould planning to consolidate Baraboo stock. English gains a stake and a formal role at a stockholders meeting. Merritt, once linked to the bank, now serves as cashier of the Minneapolis National Bank after moving to Minneapolis.
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T. W. English
M. H. Mould
H. G. Merritt
First National Bank
Baraboo
Mr. English
Mr. Merritt
Minneapolis
Minneapolis National Bank
Candidate Seeks Nomination for Clerk of Court
A candidate announces their race for the nomination to become clerk of court and pledges to faithfully discharge the duties of the office if elected.
Baptist minister voices on future punishment in Council Grove
In the Council Grove Republican last week a Baptist minister urged two column space to discuss future punishment. The Kansas City Journal notes religious views are shifting rapidly. A student named Dick delivered a school composition about cows and liberty or death as a political aside.
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Council Grove
Kansas City Journal
Australia bans opium importation except for medicinal use
The states have agreed to outlaw opium sale and growth. The commonwealth government prohibits importation of opium except for medical purposes.
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Commonwealth Government of
Australia
Snakes as Articles of Diet in Early Report
An early article notes the blue racer as the most delicate in flavor and clean in habits, while the rattlesnake flesh is wholesome and toothsome, resembling chicken in taste. It treats snakes as culinary items and compares their flavors.
Connecticut Republican backs women on governor staff
A Connecticut Republican urges women be appointed to the governor's staff and says he would like some beautiful girls chosen. He argues men are not selected for mental qualifications, so why not the women.
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Connecticut
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Yspepsia
C. I. Hood Co
Lowell, Mass
Matt J. Johnson
J. B. Donovan & Co
VIS
The
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
John Sneathen
Beloit
Mary Graf
Tessie Dwyer
Elroy
Fern Schoenwetter
Brandrup & Nettleton Business College
Winona
Minn
Emma _ Witwen
St. Paul
Montevideo
Minnesota
D. E. Welch
Washington, D. C
Mable Brswell
Lohmer
W. B. Smith
Gimbel Bros. Music House
Walter Pierce
Mable Haynes
Roger Watkins
Iva Watkins
Arthur Judevine
A. C
Devil's Lake
Forester
Baraboo Men
D'ck
Henry Platt
Harry M.acott
Nowest Designs
3Rd St
Ladies’ Home Journal
Delineator
Woman’s Home Companion
Ladies’ World
B. J. Johnson Soap Co
Johnson
Chas
Ruhland & Co
Nebs & Son
Kindschi & Grosinske
the Stanley Co
Roser & Koch
F.C. Peck
J R. Hoffstater
Koppke Bros
J. P. Sprecher
A. L. Young
du Pois & Berkley
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