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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1909
Page
8
The notice advertises a clearance style sale offering $3 suits, 35 cent children's overalls and jackets, 50 cent shirts with various collar options, and suspenders. It highlights silk sponge shirts and black sateen options in several colors. The ad emphasizes low prices and mix of attached or detached collars.
Baraboo sees visits from Bear Creek resident L W Dorgan while Ruth Ray from Reedsburg visits Mrs L J David. Eva Sturdevant travels to Sparta to visit relatives and friends. Several locals travel to Livingston Montana and San Louis Valley Colorado. Wisconsin dairy fair plans feature the best dairy building. A vacuum cleaner anecdote and a scythe booze find are noted in short items. S. H. Kerfoot Jr and sister Miss Kerfoot visit Baraboo after Ill. trips, bringing historical artifacts.
Two men entered the Ed Casper residence at eight o clock Sunday morning and stole a watch. They were captured the same day in Elroy by local authorities and brought to Baraboo. Ed Stoke and Sheriff Grant Dryer handled the case. Both suspects, Ed Scott and Charles Russeil, have pleaded guilty.
Licensed to wed William F. Haven of Minneapolis and Emma D. Lueherson of Westfield. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Sceales and son and Mr. T. Clavadatseher of Portage spent Sunday in Camp Douglas pleasantly entertained by Capt. Driver.
Davis and Cooley complete concrete coal bins and adopt rope assisted unloading with a large shovel. A car now empties in about two hours versus two and a half days previously, with two men and a team driving. The system mirrors Cooley’s Madison yards but remains costly for Baraboo.
Five residents of North Freedom were injured at a barn raising on farmer T. B. Hanger’s property south of the village Monday afternoon. Rafters fell during frame erection injuring Gilbert Harmon S P Elias Silas Steinbrink Eugene Bonnell and Glen Hanger. Harmon Steinbrink and Hanger were more seriously hurt. a physician was called to treat wounds.
Mrs Schewe an aged German lady of Reedsburg died last evening. Funeral will be held Monday from St Peter s Lutheran church. She was mother of Henry Schewe a member of the Reedsburg Hardware Co.
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