Deaths reported to register of deeds during June
June fatalities list Baraboo Reedsburg Ironton and nearby towns. Names ages and causes include Mrs Charles T White 82 old age hip fracture pneumonia Henry Bunker 72 rheumatism George Haines 53 locomotor ataxia heart disease Edward Dudley 60 heart disease asthma Polly Mead 90 old age and other entries show apoplexy drowning pneumonia tuberculosis convulsions and many chronic conditions across Sauk County towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. White
Baraboo
Henry Bunker
George Henry Haines
Edward Dudley
Joseph Burton
Polly Mead
Reedsburg
Ernest Henry Awald Menchoff
Ironton
Accidents in Reedsburg and Surrounding Areas
Hilda Streeck of Reedsburg fractured a forearm after a fall during play. Henry Grantin of Reedsburg cut his hand in a fall. Charles Olson of Reedsburg dislocated an elbow after a fall. Albert Guetzkow of Leland fell on a circular saw injuring forearm muscles. Herman Schultz of Sandusky was caught in a saw mill belt and sustained a radius and ulna fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Streeck
Reedsburg
Henry Grantin
Charles Olson
Albert Guetzkow
Leland
Herman Schultz
Sandusky
Skillet Creek Farmers Club Sees August Ice Cream Social
The Skillet Creek Farmers Club met at the home of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Cowles on Saturday evening with favorable weather and attendance. An excellent paper by Mrs Minnich was followed by lively music from the orchestra and chatter about jellies. The next meeting on the first Saturday in August will feature an ice cream social honoring the Skillet Creek Orchestra and invites all friends of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Cowles
Minnich
Skillet Creek
Births Log Delivers Dozens Of New Arrivals Across Towns
A long list records births in Freedom, Baraboo, Sauk City, Prairie du Sac, and neighboring communities. Couples such as Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fich and Mr. and Mrs. John Speck welcome daughters, while others like Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coates and Mr. and Mrs. David Brown greet sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Fich
Freedom
John Speck
Martin Dietrich
James Z. Floyd
John Koch
Prairie du Sac
Fred Coates
Bara
Franklin
Richard Krueger
Reedsburg
Theodore N. Hast
Westfield
Carl F. J. Braun
Honey Creek
Reynard Samuel Ott
Sauk City
Chas. W. Washburn
Baraboo
A. S. Phelps
Prairie du Lac
John Wm. Day
Woodland
Elijah R. Vanderhoef
Merrimack
Albert Kannenberg
la Valle
Charles Ratzloff
Wm. Premo
Sumpter
Missing 14 year old performer in Forepaugh show
Harold Dunedin, a 14 year old in the Forepaugh Sells Bros. troupe, disappeared after Thursday night’s performance and has not been found. His worried parents with the show sent telegrams seeking information. he may have run away. Beginning tomorrow changes to the Chicago and North Western timetable affect Baraboo Madison and Milwaukee connections. Freight 89 arrives 8 45 instead of 8 15. No 504 from the north arrives 3 50 instead of 4 10. the 6 30 am northbound train arrives 6 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dunedin
Chicago & Northwestern
Baraboo
Madison
Milwaukee
Oil Stove Overturn Hurts Mrs Morter in Lodi
Mrs John Morter sustained severe scalding when an oil stove toppled during household chores in Lodi Wisconsin. A dizzy spell caused her to fall and the stove overturned with a kettle of boiling water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi
Wis
John Morter
Fisherman Lost Overnight While Fishing Near Okee
William Verch went fishing on the Wisconsin River yesterday but became lost and spent the night in the river bottoms. He was found this morning by Will Brownrigg and brought to safety, alarm prompting concern from his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okee, Wis
Wm. Verch
Wisconsin
Verch
Will Brownrigg
Funeral honors for D M Adams at Masonic Temple
The funeral for D M Adams was held at 10 am at the Masonic Temple. He served as yard master for the 5. & N. W. in Baraboo for twenty years and later worked in Ellensburg when a defective air brake caused fatal injuries. Survived by wife and six children. mourned by Masons Odd Fellows A O U W and railroad orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Adams
Masonic Temple
Hilensburg
Washington
Baraboo
Madison
Milwaukee
Ellensburg
Masonic, Odd
B. of R. T
Card of Thanks to ORC members and friends
We express sincere thanks to the members of the ORC A. of Y. W. and our many friends for their sympathy and help at the loss of our husband and father. Mrs. Randall Peck and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M. Adams
ORC. A. of
Y. W
Local notes from Winona and surrounding towns
Mrs. Bertha Waldron visited friends in Winona yesterday while Mrs. Ed Morris heads to northern Wisconsin to join her husband and start a poultry farm. W. H. Carlish travels to Madison for his wife’s appendicitis operation. Jay Waldron returns from Milwaukee hospital to home. Fire incident on First avenue prompts a quick bucket brigade led by Fire Chief Ockershauser after a short circuit and roof fire from a lamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Waldron
Winona
Ed. Morris
Wisconsin
Henry Hale
First Avenue
Garret
Ockershauser
A. H. Pratt
Harry North
Obituary and local notices from Baraboo and area
Mrs. T. E. Lewis dies at 437 Second street after illness. She was born in Lodi, about 49, and survived by husband, five children, mother, and four brothers. Funeral Monday at ten at home, conducted by Dr. Munneke. Also notes: John Gray dies in Okee at 72. various visits, moves, and marriages across Baraboo region. bull operation injury to Joe Mepham. local arrivals from Madison and Milwaukee. ill resident Hans Engelbretsen at Kilbourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Lewis
Second Street
Lewis
Lodi
G. H. and
Russell Irwin
H. J. Irwin
Bar
Fairfield Youth Fred Wretland Dies at 16
Fred Wretland, 16, adopted son of A. G. Cooper of Fairfield, died Sunday afternoon from dropsy. Funeral services were held today at 2 o'clock conducted by Rev. Rowe of the S. S. M. E. church. His brother Arthur of Beloit arrived to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wretland
A. G. Cooper
Fairfield
Rev. Rowe
Arthur
Beloit
Brieflets Travel and visiting locals add to Beloit scene
Brief notes list H D School and family visiting relatives in Beloit. Geo Rice of Wilton returns to work as brakeman. Louie Larson of La Crosse and Miss Thayer of Clinton Iowa visit local residents. Attorneys Kelly and Evans travel for business and return home. Bernice Huson and sister visit North Freedom. Mrs Canary of Footville visits M J Murphy. M Hanley of Madison visits. Charles Jacks of Rochester Minnesota also visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Z2hapfening
North Freedom
Louis Zantow
Leland
A Texas Wonder Healed by King’s New Discovery
Hill family from Bowie reports W L Hill grew from 90 pounds to over 180 after using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Cold. He claims a complete cure after 12 bottles, with a free trial bottle offer from Fishe Bros. Drugists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie
Tex
W. L. Hill
Dr. King
Fishe Bros
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Nugget Ad
Busy medicine claims to help constipation indigestion pimples eczema impure blood breath and backache with Rocky Mountain Tea in tablet form at 35 cents a box from Hollister Company Madison Wisconsin. advertises golden nuggets for sale to “sallow people.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Houtister
Dave Cos Pany
Madison
Wis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Register of Deeds
Geo. Kellogg
Henry Ludwig Meyer
Thirza A. Prouty
Levern Drought
Electa West
Arma Townsend
Harriet Gerlough
Amelia Lehman
Johanna Luesch
Henry Klipp
Lydia Belle Bennett
H. C. Fuller
Sauk Co
Geo. E. Keifer
Spring Green
Albertena Schultz
Clarence Williard Berlin
Loganville
Mildred Cooper
Bear Creek
Fredrick William Ziegler
Jane Ainsworth
Delton
Wm. W. Ryan
Emma Henderson
Sarah Ann Duvall
Herman Kannenberg
Gustine Griegal
Skillet Creek Farmers’ Club
The
Register of
Deeds
Piso
D.M. Adams
Hugh Kelley
Mirror Lake
Hugh
Edmund Calvert
Calvert
New Telephone Company
Randall Peck
W. H. Carlish
Miss Lottie Rooney
Wonewoc
Mrs. F. van Vleet
Jay Waldron
John Gray
KE. L. Gray
Sauk County
Third Avenue
R. C. Chapman
Marshfield
Oregon
John S. Griggs
Henry Bushman
Cazenovia
the Wellington
J. H. Snellen Willl
Found du Lac
Supt
G. W. Gehrand
Devil’s Lake
Vern Pilley
Bernice Glazier
A. T. Haven
Frank McGirr
Bertha M Horstman
Edwin
Isabel
York, Nebraska
Horstman
Lancaster
Prairie du Chien
Raymond Richardson
Naperville, Ill
Minnie Squires
A. W. Squires
A. B.cook
R. A. Cowan
Quine
Ben Dressler
Mr. Dressler
U. of W
Joe Mepham
Mr. Mepham
Mrs. KE. Smith
City
Mrs. G. Weast
Mrs
S. H. Peck of
Portage
Harry King
Dorris Metcalf
Ravenswood
E. E. Colburn
Ravenswood, Iil
C. G. Lee
Chicago
Harrison Ingelbretsen
Kilbourn
Chris Lee Jr
Hans Engelbretsen
C. Lee
H. D. School
Geo. Rice
Wilton
Louie Larson
LaCrosse
Miss Thayer
Clinton, Iowa
A. L. Reiner
Atty
John M. Kelly
Evan A. Evans
Neillsville
Bernice Huson
Mrs. Canary
Footville
M. J. Murphy
M. Hanley
Charles Jacks
Rochester
Minnesota
Harry M.acott
Mowest Designs
3Rd St
Parker
U. S. Patent Office
Washington, D. C
Texas
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