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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
2
An advertisement extolls Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims relief from back pain rheumatism and urinary issues and offers a free sample bottle and book by mail to readers who mention the paper. The ad lists Binghamton New York and druggists as sellers.
Three Baraboo people underwent operations at Augustana in Chicago on Wednesday. The patients were Arthur Murphy Adolph Hiller and Mrs C Thaerer Sr. Earlier the same day three Baraboo residents were operated on at the same hospital. The noted surgeon Dr Ochsner has a strong regional reputation.
Licensed to marry are Albert W. Vogel of Boscobel and Mary Schuldig of Prairie du Sac, listing the couple as a forthcoming union.
A 10 pound girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. H. Miller at 618 Mound Street. May 27 Mrs. Merton G. Hall of Centerville Iowa visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. George MecArthur Sr.
Memorial and Peace and Flag Day exercises were held in city wards and at the High school. In the second ward a memorial tablet for Abraham Lincoln was dedicated with a G A R guard and remarks by N M Bliss and Capt J P Drew. The High school program featured Eighth graders, readings, and a piano solo with speakers including Philip Cheek.
Advertises Dr. King's New Life Pills as the world's best remedy for sick and nervous headaches. Claims to make pure blood strengthen nerves and improve health. Sold for 27 cents at Fisher Bros.
Miss Hattie Capener daughter of Mrs May Capener of South Street marries Mr E L Dunn of Chicago in Chicago on May 25 1909.
Friday Cards announce the marriage of Rollo E Turney to Lena May Branning in Rockford Illinois. Baraboo residents G E Lampman and family travel Baraboo to Prairie du Lac. Local visits include Miss Evva Varnell hosting teachers and social evenings at East Street, and Mrs Belle Hoyt’s afternoon gathering.
We thank friends and the 1st Regiment Band for sympathy during our bereavement. Mrs Osman Patterson Mr Goo Patterson and family.
The article advises that colds can affect different body areas in fall and winter, with summer ailments bringing dehydration or stomach upset. It urges not to fear appendicitis and recommends Perry Davis’ Pain Killer as immediate relief, noting a new 55 cent size alongside the 40 cent size.
H. E. Haskins, a Sauk Prairie farmer, owns three aged horses with a combined age near eighty years. The trio has worked daily this spring and appears as ready for labor as a three year old. Two of the horses planted 20 acres of corn in under 10 hours on Thursday and Friday of last week.
A Wisconsin woman recounts full relief from neuralgia after tonic treatment with Dr Williams Pink Pills. The ad urges readers to request the Nervous Disorders home treatment booklet and to buy the pills by mail or at druggists.
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