Notice to Creditors in Sauk County Probate
First publication July 11, 1906 announces a probate notice in Sauk County Wisconsin. The court fixes February 5, 1907 as the deadline for creditors to present claims following the first publication.
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State OF Wisconsin
Sauk County
Tseema Dailey Kyle
Gasauk County
State OF
Wisconsin
Sauk Couty
Baraboo
le Grand Lippitt
Sacaboo
W. T. Kelser
M. Perry
Adm
Black River Gals
Wis
Butterés sue for damages in Saur County court
Wisconsin circuit records show Frank Butteré and Rose Butterfield as plaintiffs in a civil action filed in Saur County court seeking relief from defendants. The case outlines a damages claim with no further docket details available in the fragment.
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Wisconsin
Saur County
Frank Butteré
Rose Butterfield
Julia Butterfield
Ida Martin
Curtie Butterfield
Mattie Butterfield
Royal Butterfield
Royal Butterfields
Emery Butterfield
Ira Banks
Effa Banks
C. Aultman & Company
Aultman Company
J. W. Lusk
Ralph Winchester
Grotophorst
Evans & Thomas
Baraboo
Sauk County
Fisher's Cough Syrup Promoted and Local Visits Noted
Fisher's Cough Syrup advertised with claims it cures a tickling cough. Various local social notes report Miss Alice Murphy and others visiting Footville Sauk City DeForest Janesville and Minnesota, and upcoming nuptials for Miss Mable Drew and W D Sansum at 419 First street.
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Mable Drew
W. D. Sansum
First Street
Mr. Sansum
David Sansum
Cumberland
New Richmond
Local notes and visits across Madison and Sauk counties
Thursday sees residents visiting relatives and traveling to Chicago, Madison, and Minnesota. Notables include Emil Weiland named first assistant at Sauk City High. Ed C Gottrv recuperating in Prairie du Chien. Abe Spencer called to Madison for his father's illness. J B Donovan Co ads. Evangelical Sunday school picnic planned. Rock Mountain Tea ads. State ballot name ruling. various towns mentioned: Janesville, Madison, Grand Rapids MI, Reedsburg, Prairie du Chien, Devil's Lake.
Local notices and society news from Kilbourn area
Mrs. Norton and her daughter Mrs. R L Glazier visit Ohio. Henry Hoffman returns from Devil's Lake improved. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised by J B Donovan & Co. Horse sale draws buyers from Kilbourn and Madison. Fred Koepp injured in a runaway. Two asylum assistants seek an escaped inmate armed with razor and claw hammer. Mrs R B Lawrence visits Baraboo with relatives, brother E Harrison from Tacoma joins train. Fairfield quiet until Andrew Byron fines Frank Hewitt for abusive language, total costs $546.
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Mendota
Kilbourn
R. B. Lawrence
Ironton
Baraboo
Harry Thornton
H. M. Johnston
E. Harrison
Tacoma
Wash
Reedsburg
Fairfield
Andrew Byron
Frank Hewitt
Hewitt
Justice Andre
English Etchings and London Life in Oddities
The snippet describes Linotype adoption at the Bank of England for printed dividend notices, a London Olympia audience guessing game with cash prizes, Scotland Yard resisting telephone adoption, late night buses and labor MPs complaints, and a bill to revise old Scottish laws banning Englishmen from Scotland and prohibiting certain English benefices, all reflecting quirky early 20th century English life.
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Bank of England
London Olympia
London
Scotland Yard
House of Commons
Where Man's Influence Is Fatal
The piece argues humans spread disease and chronic ailments through artificial living conditions in dairies stables and kennels. It suggests forests rivers and oceans remain healthier away from human influence, and that ventilation temperance and outdoor exercise could reduce gout rheumatism cancer fever and dyspepsia.
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London Telegraph
Cats Valued in Wales Once Guard Granaries
In historic Wales cats kept at granaries to catch rats. Thieves paid a sheep or lamb for stealing a cat. If a cat died, the thief faced a gruesome punishment of being hung by the tail and wheat poured over the cat until its tail was buried, with all wheat given to the owner.
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Wales
Feed Roses With Old Well-Rotted Manure
A writer from American Homes and Gardens urges strong feeding for roses to achieve perfect blossoms. The ideal fertilizer is old thoroughly rotted cow manure, black and crumbly in texture and easy to apply with a hoe.
The Next Ice Age Predicted by Cambridge Scientist
Sir Robert Ball, Cambridge University professor of astronomy, explains that 80 000 years ago Earth followed an oval orbit causing hemispheric darkness and an ice age. He warns another ice age will come but not for more than 200 000 years, offering some consolation.
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S.S.S
S.S. S
Onics
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
GAS
Sir Robert Ball
Cambridge
England
Sir Robert
Doan's Kidney Pills Praise From Baraboo Resident
Mrs. Jacob Ritzenthaler of 115 Blake St Baraboo Wis testifies she used Doan's Kidney Pills for bladder and kidney troubles with excellent results She describes back pain dizziness headaches and kidney discomfort after cold settles in the back She bought the remedy at Evenson's drug store and says she has had no return of trouble Doan's is sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents in the U S Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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Doan
Baraboo
Jacob Ritzenthaler
Blake St
South Side
Wis
Dean
Evenson’s
Oak St
Relief in Six Hours by New Great South American Kidney Cure
Distressing kidney and bladder trouble relieved in six hours by the New Great South American Kidney Cure. It relieves bladder and back pain and water retention quickly. A surprise for prompt relief in males or females. Sold by Fisher Bros. Druggists in Baraboo Wisconsin.
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Fisher Bros. Druggists
Baraboo
Wis
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Henry D. Kyle
Circuit
A. R. Smith
W.O
Oak Street
Iscenein
Auopset
Adolph Duve
Ludwig Duve
Feetown
W. T. Kelsey
W. Ruggles
James L. Loomis
Sauk
Selenora Walker
Christopher Walker
Beatley & Kelley
East
Baraboo, Sauk Co
Fisher
Alice Murphy
Footville
Mary Graf
Sauk City
Mable Murphy
DeForest
Nellie Maher
Janesville
Bertha Schlag
Zach
Chicago
Busi
Ness
Ethel Tohal
Ella Finn
Madison
Mrs. N. Johnson
Elaine Atwater
Kietha Wild
F. E. Plummer
Frank Carson
G. M. Clark
Mayme Plummer
Emerson Piano
Erswell, Melzl & McGann
W. Klatt
Minnesota
S. M. Williams
Milwaukee
Major C.H. Williams
Laura Stewart
Mauston
Emma Williams
Fred Peterson
Bert Tucker
Dd Yimack
Cars
A. E. Wickus
North Dakota
Woolford
Fisher Bros
Devil’s Lake
Lodge
J. T. Durward
Theresa Durward
Thecla Durward
Miss Officer
Ernest Sanderson
D. L. Montgomery
Ada Palner
Carrie Goodwin
Minneapolis
W. Harper
Frd Tobler
J. H. Whitney
North Freedom
M. E. Church
S. E. Pronson
Webster
S. D
Bronson
S. E. Kirk
Webster World
Lodi W. R. C
Lodi
Ben Gollmar
F. von Post
Philip Cosgrove
Joliet
James Fay
George Wheeler
Tom Holly
Son
John Davies
August Kamrath
Dakota
W. H. Aton
Spring Green
Emil Weiland
Sauk City High School
Henry Diener
W. H. Carlisch and Son
Alymer
North
Freedom
Atorney Jorge Carow
The
Dakotas
Abe Spencer
Eva Cation
Belvidere
T. Lafferty
Anna Rowland
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Mrs. Blackburn
Mae McGann
Louise Meyer
John Helm
Erna Krueger
Mr. Hackett
Miss Fern
G. L. G. Cramer
Ed. C. Gottrv
Prairie du Chien
David Wood
Ed. Gunthrop
Rocky Mountain Tea
J. B. Donovan & Co
Evangelical Sunday School
Devil's Lake
F. J. Steuber
St. Louis
Blanchard
Bloomington, Ill
Ernest Fisher
Mary Warehar
Vern Thiemann
Gus Reuland
Wil
Waukesha
Hollister
J. & Dienovan & Co
Houser
National Republican Party
He Damir
Fisher Brus Duggists
Barabu
Scott
Deris Bowne
Pearl Street
Newsec
Mrs. Norton
Henry Hoffman
Rocky Mountain
Fred Koepp
B. A. Tucker
Caledonia
New York Tribune
National Magazine
Boston
N.W
St. Paul & Oak. Pass
St. Paul Limited
Minn
St. P’l
Duluth Limited
St. Paul Mail
St. Paul
St. P
J. F. Sneathen
R. H. Clark
Openjevenings
Office 106
Third ST
Wellington
Lueth Bros
4Th Ave
Virgil H. Cady
Dithmar & Carrow, Artropagy-At Law
Baraboo, Wis
Thuerer Bros
D-D.s
Officie
Dental Department
U. of Mich
En Deutsde Lefer
Nears Royal, Medicine CO
Qirciee
Fieher Bros
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