Corpus Christi Day Observed at St Luke's Church
Corpus Christi Day will be observed Thursday May 26 at St Luke's church with the usual ceremonies. A straw stack on Henry Heiser's White Mound farm was destroyed by fire last week but a neighboring relay saved a large new barn. County road officials Donaghey and state road officials visited Plain to map a macadam road extending from St Luke's Grove south and west.
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Corpus Christi
St. Luke’s Church
Henry Heiser
White Mound
J. T. Donaghey
North Freedom
St. Luke’s Grove
Local Social Notes From Kirkwood May 26
Miss Lydia North of Bara boo visits Miss Emma Wickern. Miss Ethel Simonds of Delton stays at Lester Randall's. Mrs. Lester Randall is ill. Otha Wickern and Kate visit Thomas Palmer's. Lucile Herrington of Baraboo visits Chas. Randalls. Harry Halsted and Hortense visit Chas. Randalls. Farmers rush to plant potatoes.
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Lydia North
Baraboo
Emma Wickern
Ethel Simonds
Delton
Lester Randall
Otha Wickern
Kate
Thomas Palmer
Lucile Herrington
Chas
Randall
Sandusky Notes and Local Moves in May and June
May updates from Sandusky include John Hanko of Milwaukee visiting his brother Joe for a summer stay, Kenners buying a Pollock Brothers piano, and Miss Annie Niebuher leaving for Spokane. Local events feature a new school bell funded by a basket social led by Florence Prouty, diplomas awarded to May Lang, and a stock update on August Shortz. Various residents travel to Sabin, Richland Center, Reedsburg, and Cazenovia for visits and confirmations.
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John Hanko
Milwaukee
Joe
Kenners
Pollock Brothers
Annie Niebuher
Spokane
Washington
Georgia Sommers
F. W. Zweig
Dora Powell
Florence Prouty
G. W. Ward
Lewis
Sandusky Hall
May Lang
Beavers
Mary Reitman
Richland Center
Clara E. Toms
Denver
Colorado
J. R. Smyth
Emma McCarthy
Cazenovia
Everett
Decoration Day Observed by Old Soldiers at Spring Green
May 31 Decoration Day was observed by the old soldiers of the community. Frank Hood, previously ill, is improving and able to be up. Mr and Mrs M Bossard left for a tour of the eastern U S and Europe. Attorney Carl N Hill and companion visited his Madison parents and delivered the Memorial address at Sauk City. Wm Jenewein attended the funeral of his brother in law D T Davies. Scarlet fever situation favorable with no new cases in days.
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Frank Hood
D. T. Davies
Vast Wisconsin Land Sale Opens Round Lake Country
The American Immigration Company of Chippewa Falls markets 500000 acres in Sawyer County Wisconsin to settlers. Land priced 6.50 to 20 dollars per acre with ten year terms. Reports booming development with new towns railroads and abundant timber water and rainfall in a prime dairy region. The firm refunds railroad fare to purchasers.
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Round Lake Country
Wisconsin
American Immigration Co
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Sawyer County
American Immigration Company
Reedsburg News Briefs Reflect Local Life and Death
Fred Ellenberg returns to town after hospital treatment. Mrs. Fred Schroeder ill for a week. Mendota patients move to County Asylum on May 28. Uncle John Stewart turns 91 and rode to the cemetery. Hager drives to Madison in Cadillac. Mrs Otto Langfiel visits husband at Reedsburg Marble works. Thomas Galbraith of Portland visits. buys granite monument for Dellona cemetery. Gus and Mrs Rueland welcome a son born May 28. R J Johnstone travels in Baldwin. Wyse speaks at La Valle Memorial Day. Ea Odell and spouse plan move to California and orange grove purchase. B J Collins hears of daughter Selah Rae’s death from scarlet fever. Frost near, 2 degrees above freezing reported for May 29.
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Fred Ellenberg
Fred Schroeder
Mendota
County Asylum
John Stewwart
B. J. Hager
Madison
Otto Langfiel
Wausau
Reedsburg
Thomas Galbraith
Portland
Oregon
Dellona Cemetery
Gus Rueland
R. J. Johnstone
Baldwin
W.A. Wyse
la Valle
Ea Odell
California
L. A. Collins
B.J
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Selah Rae
Baraboo Woman Endorses Doan's Kidney Pills
Baraboo Wisconsin resident Mrs Mary Dyrud testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her kidney pain and backache after years of ineffective remedies. She bought the pills at Evenson's Pharmacy and says her condition returned to normal with use. Doan's sold nationwide by all dealers priced 50 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Baraboo
Mary Dyrud
Wis
Dean
Evenson’s
Doan
aster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Community Notices from Ableman Area
May 80 E area brief notes include funeral of Mrs. Miller in Sumpter last Tuesday. Visitors include Miss P Wells of Manston with uncle E P Richardson and family. Otto Bittrich family from Beloit visiting. Aug Langenhan Jr from Chicago at home. C A Anderson family visited Lodi over Sunday. Vanderhoof relatives in Merrimack. Geo Lehman of Leland visited sister Mrs Ed Fredericks. May pole dance and drill by local school on E P Richardsons lawn led by Miss Floranz Tidmarsh with band. County Surveyor G Schaanke to Kilbourn to lay out lots.
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E. Bender
C.bentley
Chas. Miller
Sumpter
Miss P. Wells
Manston
E. P. Richardson
Otto Bittrich
Beloit
Aug. Langenhan Jr
Chicago
C. A. Anderson
Lodi
Geo. Schneller
Baraboo
G. Schranke
G. Schaanke
Kilbourn
Bear Valley Local News Briefs
BEAR VALLEY. A daughter was born Friday May 27 to Mr and Mrs Jos Carberry. Miss Mayme McPhillips and John Corcoran conducted diploma examinations at Loreto on Friday and Saturday. Maggie Smith returned from Madison. Grace Thering visited Rose McPhillips Sunday. Tracy Smith fell from a milk wagon, breaking both bones in her arm. Iva Canaan visits her ill father at Wheat Hollow. Anna McPhillips of Fern Hill spent Sunday with Bear Valley family. District No 6 school closed last Friday. Peter Smith went fishing last week.
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Jos. Carberry
Mayme McPhillips
John Corcoran
Loreto
Maggie Smith
Madison
Grace Thering
Rose McPhillips
Tracy Smith
Iva Canaan
Wheat Hollow
Anna McPhillips
Fern Hill
Bear Valley
Peter Smith
Birthday Celebration and Trout Catches Highlight Lyons News
Saturday marked Loretta Koons fifteenth birthday with a tea and games at her home. The Lyons column also notes visits, social events, a typhoid illness, a postal shower for Daniel Brown, family gatherings, and the death of Beulah Newell with community sympathy.
Glenville Social Notices and Upcoming June Events
May gatherings include the ladies society visit by Mr. and Mrs. Guy Simonds and Mr. Burton of Baraboo. next Dorcas meeting with Mrs. Frank Capener on June 2. Rev. Ross to speak June 12. Children’s Day June 26 and a summer sociable June 28. August Schrieber ill. Beloit visitors Alonzo Smith and Ruth with sister Mary Shew. Smiths lived here 30 years ago. Mary Byington remembered by old residents. Mr. Smith works for Fairbanks and Morse Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Simonds
Burton
Baraboo
Ladies’ Society
C. Simonds
George McArthur Sr
Ladies Dorcas Society
Frank Capener
Etta Clark
John Brown
Ross
Social and Local Gossip From La Rue Area
May events and daily visits fill La Rue notes. Albert Malzahn spent Monday with Blackman family while Margaret Murphy visited Mrs. T. B. Hanger on Tuesday. Irwin Prindle injured at Iroquois mine. Maple Hill social attendees noted. Julia Platt hurled from pony Friday. Herman and Mrs. Voss fished at mill pond. Dohertys visited T. K. Hanger Sunday.
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Maple Hill
Julia Platt
Herman Voss
Mill Pond
J. B. Doherty
T. K. Hangers
Ironton Nuptials Unite Lillian Inman and Charles Rabuck
A quiet May 31 wedding at the Inman home united Miss Lillian Inman and Mr. Charles Rabuck with Rev. Boyer officiating. Only immediate family and a few relatives attended. a dinner followed. Local events included commencement exercises, a 11 to 7 ball game for Ironton, and community visitations as residents traveled from Lime Ridge and Madison.
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Ironton
George Inman
Lillian
Charles Rabuck
Grandma Pearson
David Kinnaman
Boyer
Kabuck
Joe Hunt
Lime Ridge
Renand
Bryden
Reedsburg
Pearl Miller
Chicago
Erich
Ella Field
Eva Sanborn
Elroy
Julia
David Andrews
Mart Hearn
Skillet Creek Social Roundup Tuesday Visitors
Sunday visits fill Skillet Creek as J Holloway and Laurence Cowles spend time with A L Travis and Bassett family members host visitors from Ely Minnesota and Baraboo. Local trips include Luther Irish to Portage and relatives with the Hill and Cahoon households sharing time with Wilber Cahoon and others. Henry Brswell recovers well from a Madison operation.
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J. Holloway
A. L. Travis
Laurence Cowles
Norman Goodman
William
Ely
Minnesota
Bassett
Bevelyn Bassett
Otillie Marquardt
Baraboo
van Alstein
Kilbourn
Gus Schroeder
Luther B. Irish
Frank Winke
Little Son
Madison
Weise
Henry Brswell
Modern Woodmen Meeting and Memorial Service Notice
You are requested to meet at the hall at 1 30 p m Sunday June 5 to march to the cemetery to decorate the graves of neighbors fallen by the wayside also meet at 7 p m to attend service at the First M E church committee
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Modern Woodmen of America
M. E
School Entertainment At Greenfield O Niel School
A entertainment event at O Niel school in Greenfield District No 3 opens Friday evening June 10 at 8:30. Music and recitations will be followed by a basket social to raise funds for the school.
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O' Niel School
Dist. No. 3
Town of
Greenfield
For Sale Farm Lands in Stanley County SD
For sale in Stanley county South Dakota choose level farm lands with deep black soil free from stones. Prices range from 15 to 20 dollars per acre with potential yields of 30 bushels wheat 40 bushels corn 60 bushels oats per acre. Rail line bargains Dallas to Belle Fourche offer potential double in three years. Local agent H J Miller Baraboo Wisconsin 610 West Street.
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Stanley County
South Dakota
Dallas
Belle Fourche
H. J. Miller
Baraboo
Wisconsin
West Street
Ophthalmology Visit By Dr E Dehler in Baraboo
Ophthalmology is discussed as a system addressing eye strain and habits with glasses and instruction. Dr E Dehler will be in the public parlor of the Well ington Hotel July 11 and 12 for free consultations. Eyes will be tested and glasses fitted. no operation required for cross eye correction. Permanent address listed as Wonewoc Wisconsin.
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RE. E. Dehler
Wellington Hotel
Baraboo
Wonewoc
Wis
Taxidermist Offers Bird and Animal Mounts
E. D. Ochsner of Prairie du Lac offers mounting of all kinds of birds and animals in natural poses. Prices are reasonable and work is guaranteed to be first class.
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E. D. Ochsner
Prairie du Lacris
Attridge Hosts Several Families for Dinner in South Fairfield
May 31 report from South Fairfield notes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Attridge entertaining J. Curry, George Cook, Mrs. Eva Cook, Archie Cook, Arthur Attridge and Marjorie Bartlett. Bessie Roger prepares meals. Sunday winds caused notable rye crop damage in the area.
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Robert Attridge
J. Curry
George Cook
Eva Cook
Archie Cook
Arthur Attridge
Marjorie Bartlett
Madison Resident Visits and Regional Guests in Baraboo District
Wednesday Emmons LeRoy of Madison visited George Dickens yesterday and today. Miss Margaret Ramsey of Reedsburg has been visiting friends in Baraboo. William Marshall and J. W. Fuller of Kilbourn were Baraboo callers. EK Aug Runge and son Ralph spent time at Sauk City for a Madam Von Ende lecture. Mrs. Peter Gross of Wausau visited Ray and Mrs. Littlejohn in Baraboo. Mrs. Anna Barnes of Los Angeles is visiting J. C. Dunn. Miss Margaret Madden returned from Mayo Clinic Rochester after hernia surgery and is recuperating in Pine Island before resuming Baraboo home duties.
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Margaret Ramsey
Reedsburg
Baraboo
Runge
Ralf
Sauk City
Madam von Ende
Peter Gross
Wausau
Ray Littlejohn
Kim Street
Gross
Littlejohn
Anna Barnes
Los Angeles
Cal
J. C. Dunn
Denver
St. Louis
Chicago
Margaret Madden
South Street
Rochester
Minnesota
Mayo
Miss Madden
Pine Island
Craddock
Baraboo Market Prices Foreword Corrections Note
Baraboo markets the following prevailing prices as paid at Baraboo. The corrections were made before going to press.
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Baraboo
Baraboo ad for grain stack covers and awnings
W M Leeper at 1 Walnut Street Baraboo Wisconsin offers drain stack covers grain stack covers made of 1) and 1 oz duck at very reasonable prices also awnings.
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W.M. Leeper
Walnut Street
Baraboo
Wis
Mortgage Offer in Prairie du Sac Wisconsin
An advertisement touts first mortgages for 521¢ from Wisconsin Minnesota and the Dakotas claiming gold quality and safety like government bonds with a net owner six percent. Contact by phone for further information from Prairie du Sac Wisconsin call 9333585.
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Wisconsin
Minnesot
Dakotas
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Kimball
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Mary Ainsworth
Charles Taylor
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Florence Downie
Minneapolis
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Skillet Creek
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Mirror Lake
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Emmons LeRoy
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Judge Marshall Farm
J. W. Fuller
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Shropshire
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Roosevelt
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Chicago, Il
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Silverton, Ore
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