State Meeting Set for Baraboo Memorial Day 1910
Wisconsin R F D carriers vote to hold the annual meeting in Baraboo on Memorial Day 1910. George DeKoeyer of Baraboo elected state organizer at the Manitowoc gathering where Sauk County sent a delegate. DeKoeyer, a noted hustler on R F D 5, is expected to lead strong carrier organization for the state after his vacation.
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Wisconsin
Barboo
Manitowoc
George DeKoeyer
Sauk County
DeKoeyer
Commencement Week at Reedsburg High School
The baccalaureate address to the senior class will be given Sunday evening in the Armory by Rev. Fr. Condon of La Crosse. The class play is Monday evening. Commencement exercises follow Tuesday evening in the Armory. Alumni banquet is Wednesday evening in the MBE church parlors.
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Reedsburg High School
Armory
Fr. Condon
la Crosse
M. BE. Church
County Board Reappoints Chair as Sessions Begin
The county board meeting re-elected C. A. Clark of Reedsburg as chairman and F. A. Cooper of Merrimack as vice-chairman. Standing committees were named by the chairman with members listed for Finance, Claims, Sheriff, County Poor, County Buildings, To Settle With County Officers, Taxes, Education, Roads and Bridges, Miscellaneous, County Highways, and Equalization.
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C. A. Clark
Reedsburg
F.a.cooper
Merrimack
Financce
Robert Buerki
F.e.shults
A. G. Pettit
Chas. Ruhland
H. M. Eschenbach
W. O. Canon
Albert Walster
James Terry
Henry Grotophorst
George Siegel
Wm. Halbersleben
R. F. Mercer
Henry Beinke
R. B. Griggs
J. B. Ragatz
Frank Barnett
A. Fry
Gustav Seharnke
Henry Behnke
Thomas Pearson
E. M. Davies
John Alexander
John Schneider
Henry Steckelberg
P. J. Horkan
E. R. Thomas
Sheridan Squires
Dan Rice
H. E. Stone
G. Scharnke
F. E. Shultz
T. F. Howley
John Mears
R. B. Barry
J. D. Devore
Tig For Pennant Prairie du Lac June 1
The H.8 baseball team defeated Mazomanie at the park Saturday afternoon to create a pennant tie and an extra game will be played to decide it. The class play The Silent Detective was given in Hatz hall Friday Rev. M. G. Allison of Madison preached the Baccalaureate sermon in the Evangelical church Sunday evening. Decoration Day exercises were held in the cemetery Monday morning.
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Prairie du Lac
the Park
Hatz’ Hall
Fnday
M. G. Allison
Madison
Evangelical Church
Minstrel Show Report Promised for Next Issue
The newspaper notes that a report on the minstrel show will appear in the following issue, signaling forthcoming coverage of local entertainment and events.
River dynamited to locate missing brakeman in Wisconsin river
On Tuesday the Chicago and North Western sent officials to Merrimack to blast the Wisconsin river seeking the remains of Brake man King who disappeared after falling from a bridge Sunday night. A special crew used 100 pounds of dynamite but found no trace, while fish surfaced and were retrieved by boaters.
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Chicago & Northwestern
M. Riney
Merrimack
King
Wisconsin River
Feltz
Ableman
R. K. Kramp
W. F. Breitzke
Professors and townsfolk figure in Glen events
Durward's Glen headlines note June activities. Mr and Mrs Henry Konkle baptized their infant Sunday at the Lutheran church. Grant Albert reports large mosquitoes on a fishing trip. Julius Grotzke breaks a leg while filling around his house. two doctors attend. The Ankerbrandt girls walk five miles to decorate their father's grave at St Marys of the Pines. Professors Harper Denniston and Allen visit. ladies drenched by a heavy shower en route to Portage. Neal Steele, John Steele’s brother, falls 20 feet from scaffolding. injury to shoulder. Amanda Akerbrandt gathers 115 yellow lady slipper blossoms. Rev Fr James Durwards housekeeper suffers cancer. sister goes to Minnesota to assist.
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Durward’s Glen
Henry Konkle
Grant Albert
Julius Grotzke
Ankerbrandt
St. Mary’s of the Pines
Glen
Harper
Denniston
Allen
Portage
John Steele
Neal
Lodi
James Towers
Amanda Akerbrandt
Amanda
James Durward
Minnesota
Accident at Barn Raising Ends in Severe Injury
In Walton during a barn raising at Mr. Doeh ring’s home, E. D. Horton was thrown to the ground and severely injured. He is cared for by his daughter and son-in-law, Mrs. W. W. Mortimer and husband, and was reported improving. Also, a Newberg Oregon update says the Hufman-Hutchins party from here to St Johns, Ore., has located there.
Coming Events Around Reedsburg Area This Week
A military dance at Ar mory hall in Reedsburg on Wednesday June 2. Lime Ridge holds graduating exercises at Eller school house on Saturday June 5 with a play to follow. North Freedom hosts a W R C social Saturday evening. Black Hawk holds a YP A reunion Sunday evening.
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Reedsburg
Armory Hall
Lime Ridge
Eller
North Freedom
Black Hawk
Y.P. A
Severe Accidents injure Foss family in barn incident
Mrs Albert Foss and her daughter Minnie suffered severe injuries in a barn accident near Dellona and North Excelsior last Monday while hunting eggs. Minnie fractured her leg when a horse kicked after Minnie approached. The mother was badly hurt while rescuing her, but no bones were broken. Both are as well as can be expected.
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Dellona
N. Excelsior
Albert Foss
Minnie
Runaways Spark Vehicle Smashups at Skillet Creek
Last week proved unlucky with two runaways. Willie Watorsa had a buggy smash and Reilly Cronk endured a wreck on Watkin's Hill after a car passed. The horse kicked until the buggy sustained considerable damage.
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Skillet Creek
Willie Watorska
Reilly Cronk
Watkin’s Hill
Peck's Corners Graduation Announcement Delayed
A report on Peck's Corners graduation arrives too late for this issue and will be published in a future edition.
Unclear Source Text About June 1 Event at Marriott
Fragmentary message mentions June 1 at a Marriott location but provides no clear event, participants, or context to form a complete newspaper item.
Baraboo Residents Visit and Local Happenings
June 1 notes show Rev and Mrs Ernest C Henke of Baraboo visiting here Tuesday. Mrs Merten Hall visits her parents Mr and Mrs Geo McArthur. F D Peck spent part of last week in Fairfield with his brother D B Peck. Misses Rena Schreiber and Flora Glover depart today for Milwaukee for the summer. Frank Bass returns to Glenville and works for Geo McArthur and Son. Mrs G L Pearson and daughter Helen visit relatives in Lodi this weekend. Dorcas society meets with Mrs Karstetter next Thursday afternoon.
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Ernest C. Henke
Baraboo
Merten Hall
Geo. McArthur
F. D. Peck
Fairfield
D. B. Peck
Rena Schreiber
Flora Glover
Milwaukee
Frank Bass
Glenville
Geo. McArthur & Son
G. L. Pearson
Helen
Lodi
Dorcas Society
Karstetter
Prairie du Sac Social Roundup
Dr. Mark Parker freshly completed dental studies in Ann Arbor Michigan and visits friends in Prairie du Sac. University of Wisconsin affiliates Alta Kindschi Alice Lotz and Marion Bissell of Lodi are among visitors. Local residents entertained guests Saturday evening and Milwaukee guests Harry Cook and W P Just spent time with relatives here.
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Mark Parker
Ann Arbor
Mich
Alta Kindschi
Alice Lotz
U. of W
M. H. Keysar
Harry Page
Marion Bissell
Lodi
Harry Cook
Milwaukee
W. P. Just
Hager To Chicago For Treatment At Augustana
Cenver June 1 Mr G Hager accompanied by Miss Rischmiller has gone to Chicago where Mr Hager will receive treatment in the Augustana hospital.
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Cenver
Mr. G. Hager
Miss Rischmiller
Chicago
Mr. Hager
Augustana Hospital
Vacation Sewing School Offered by Twentieth Century Club
The domestic science committee led by Mrs C T Runge invites all ages to join a three mornings per week sewing program at the Annex. A Stout Institute graduate will teach from basics to advanced garments with model cutting. The 24 lesson term costs $2 payable in advance, and enrollment hinges on sufficient pupil interest.
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Twentieth Century Club
Mesdames Mertzke
C.T. Runge
Several Local Births Reported Across Fairfield Area
Born to Mr and Mrs Floyd Funnel at La Valle a daughter. Born to Mr and Mrs Julius Getch man of Maple Hill a daughter. Born to Mr and Mrs Oscar Schultz of Fairfield a son. Born to Mr and Mrs James Moody of Fairfield a son.
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Floyd Funnel
la Valle
Julius Getchman
Maple Hill Thursday
Oscar Schultz
Fairfield, Thursday
James Moody
Fairfield
Sunday
Injured by Drag Tooth Fairfield June 2
James Lamar remains on crutches after stepping on a drag tooth during a ball game. The injury damaged ankle bone and a small fragment was removed by a physician.
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Fairfield
James Lamar
Napolean Flour Tops Baraboo Ladies’ Choice at Feed Store
A brief barroom style note says several Baraboo ladies favor Napolean flour as the best option. It is sold by R L Glazier at the cash feed store on Fourth street. Try a sack and be pleased.
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Baraboo
R.L. Glazier
Cash Feed
Fourth Street
Toole and Sons Mark 25th Anniversary Catalogue
William Toole and Sons announced an anniversary edition noting it has been 25 years since their first catalogue. The statement will appear in another column and follows their recent ads in the daily, which readers will find interesting.
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William Toole & Sons
the News
Hounds At Large Terrorize Stock At Honey Creek
Two hounds from Honey Creek chased stock for days and ran a cow owned by George Dyler until it died. A search party, including several men and boys, caught only fleeting glimpses of the animals during the pursuit.
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Sumpter
Honey Creek
George Dyler
Death notice of William Hackett in Huntley Illinois
T Hackett of North Freedom reports his nephew William Hackett died in Huntley Illinois at age 75.
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T. Hackett
North Freedom
William Hackett
Huntley, Ill
Funeral services held for G Blawusch at Merrimack Lutheran
The funeral for G Blawusch, died Wednesday morning at age 74, was at his home then Merrimack Lutheran Church. Rev C Meyer of Prairie du Lac led prayers. Burial was east of the church. He was born in Germany and came to the U.S. 25 years ago, leaving a widow and several children. The family thanks the pastor, congregation, choir, neighbors, and floral donors for support during the illness and heat.
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G. Blawusch
Merrimack
Gottlieb Blawusch
Baraboo
John Blawusch
Marinette
William Blawusch
J. H. Pilley
Fred Gallus
Anna Blawusch
G. Gallus
Sauk City Couple Wed At Catholic Church
Married Mrs. Charles Schultz and Albert Vogel were joined in a Sauk City Catholic church ceremony Tuesday morning. Telephone Your News to 63.
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Charles Schultz
Albert Vogel
Sauk City
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