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Baraboo News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1910

Page

3

Two Explorers to be Honored in Prairie du Chien

On June 17 Prairie du Chien marks the 237th anniversary of Marquette and Joliet’s Wisconsin voyage. A $40,000 Sisters of Notre Dame addition to St Mary’s Academy will be dedicated with a statue base costing 1,200 and bearing an inscription detailing the discovery of the Mississippi at the Wisconsin river mouth.

Marquette Joliet Portage Wisconsin River Sauk County Mississippi River Prairie du Chien Sisters of Notre Dame St. Mary’s Academy Academy Mississippi Father of Waters

Wisconsin tribute marks Fort Crawford's frontier legacy

James Marquette and Louis Joliet are highlighted for discovering the Mississippi at Prairie du Chien on June 17 1673. The fort site embodies early history including treaties and expeditions with Fort Crawford’s tiered walls housing physician observations linked to digestion. notable residents like Zachary Taylor and Jefferson Davis are noted with graves and a Saint Marys Academy boarding school on the grounds.

Mississippi River Northwest Fort Crawford United States Army Alexis St. Martin Michigan Territory Zachary Taylor Jefferson Davis U. S. Grant Mississippi

Hewitt and Hart Wed by Baraboo Judge Adolph Andre

Roy KE Hewitt and Sarah Ellen Hart were married by Judge Adolph Andre at 5 pm in Baraboo. Both are residents of Sterling Illinois and plan to live there after the ceremony.

Roy KE. Hewitt Sarah Ellen Hart Adolph Andre Sterling, Ill

Women candidate seeks ballot placement in Wisconsin

Nellie M. Archibald of Ashland, deputy county treasurer, argues that Wisconsin statutes do not deny women the right to hold county offices and seeks her name on the ballot. She notes Kansas and Nebraska elect women to office, claims the attorney general has no discretion here, and cites constitutional gender limits on suffrage as not restricting eligibility for office.

Nellie M. Archibald Ashland Frank L. Gilbert Miss Archibald Attorney General’s Department Attorney General Kansas Nebraska Wisconsin Archibald Madison Journal

Republicans Name Delegates From First Assembly District

The First assembly district Republicans met at the G A R hall and selected delegates for the Milwaukee meeting next Wednesday. Names included Gustave Scharnke H A Hill A P Searles George W Henry Ed Selleck George C Astle E V Alexander B J Cook Charles Pigg J B Ragutz with alternates Ed Clingman Herman Vail Theodore Steel B N Robinson Col D E Welch Herman Koepp W A Johnson and F R Hall. The gathering elected Frank Avery chairman and Franklin Johnson secretary.

G. A. R. Hall Assembly Milwaukee Gustave Scharnke Ableman H. A. Hill Baraboo A. P. Searles Delton George W. Henry Fairfield Ed. Selleck George C. Astle E. V. Alexander B. J. Cook Freedom Charles Pigg Prairie du Lac F. R. Bentley Frank Avery Franklin Johnson

Hindipo Kidney Cure Boosts Baraboo Demand

J. B. Donovan & Co. promote Hindipo as a new kidney cure and nerve tonic with a positive guarantee. The ad claims the remedy costs nothing if it does not help and refunds are offered, inviting townspeople to try it immediately.

J. B. Donovan & Co Reliaie Baraboo

Gen Muehlburg Stricken After Memorial Day Exercises

Gen Herman Muehlberg of Carver Minnesota a Civil War veteran and former Sauk City Pioneer editor suffered a stroke after Memorial Day exercises his condition described as serious. An advertisement from J B Donovan & Co recommends Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea to improve mood and outlook.

Herman Muehlberg Carver, Minn Sauk City Pioneer Hollister J. B. Donovan & Co

Marriage Invitations For Herman Smith And Bertha Hamburg

Invitations issued for the marriage of Herman Smith of Lyons to Miss Bertha Hamburg of Loganville. Miss Hamburg is sister of Mrs. H. W. Savage of Baraboo. The wedding is set for June 15.

Herman Smith Lyons Bertha Hamburg Loganville Hamburg H. W. Savage Baraboo

Golden Wedding Ends With Husband's Death in Sauk City

A Sauk City couple, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Crusius, marked fifty years of marriage when he died in bed the day after their anniversary. Born in Germany, Crusius helped run Crusius & Kleinepil at Pioneer Press and was famed for punctuality. Surviving children include Theodore, Alex, and Emmy, with two others previously deceased.

Louis Crusius Sauk City Germany Naffz Pioneer Press Theodore Crusius St. Louis Alex. Crusius

Miss Wanda Dudgeon Selected as Central Kindergarten Teacher

The school board met at city hall and filled the central kindergarten post with Wanda Dudgeon after Eva Varnell declined the position. Georgiana McFetridge was chosen as first primary teacher in the First ward while vacancies linger. The note on personal magnetism appears as an unrelated advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.

Schqig Eva Varnell Wanda Dudgeon Georgiana McFetridge Miss Dudgeon

Memorial Day Observance For Modern Woodmen Lodge

The Modern Woodmen of America held a memorial day service Sunday with members marching to the cemetery to decorate graves of departed neighbors. George W. Andrews gave the customary memorial day address.

Woodmen of America George W. Andrews

Herman Voll Surprised at Lyons Commencement

Herman Voll was surprised when about 60 friends arrived at his door during a Lyons commencement gathering. The event drew in attendees from Baraboo led by Paul Neitzel. Speeches by Rev. W. F. Elsebebe and Paul Neitzel, music, and games followed as Mr. Voll replied and celebrations continued with refreshments.

Herman Voll Lyons Mr. Voll Paul Neitzel Baraboo W. F. ElsEbe M. E. Church Voll

Death of Mrs. Douglas at Baraboo Home

Mrs. R. H. Douglas died at her daughter Mrs. A. L. Young's Baraboo home after a weeklong unconscious period from a broken hip suffered earlier. Born Feaman in Eccles England, she was 86, with a life spanning Canada Wisconsin and Iowa, survived by seven daughters, one son, 15 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral was held at the Young residence and burial followed at Spring Green.

R. H. Douglas A. L. Young Mrs. Douglas Miss Feaman Eccles England Hamilton Canada Mr. Douglas Wisconsin Franklin Spring Green Douglas Baraboo T. J. Cooper Grand Rapids L. D. Cronk Superior A. L. Walster Marble Rock Iowa George McCready Troy H. D. Henry Kempton North Dakota M. H. Douglas Abbottsford Wis A. C. Woodruff Sulphur Springs Fourth Street

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Baraboo Ad

Doan's Kidney Pills touted as a safe remedy for kidney troubles in Baraboo Wisconsin. The testimonial from F M Greenslet of 325 Fourth St cites backache headaches and urinary issues improving after using the pills bought at Evenson's Pharmacy. Sold by all dealers price 40 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agent.

Bright Doan Baraboo F.M. Greenslet Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Lyons Graduating Exercises Recall Class of Local Graduates

The Lyons school held graduation at the schoolhouse last evening. Graduates: Flossie Downie Harold Elkington John Sansom. Program included Salutatory Wisconsin Girls of School Jane Addams Class History Prophecy Duet Summer Morning Declamation Barbara Frietchie An Ideal American Duet The Quietude of Night Conservation of National Resources Song Sleep Lady Sleep Valedictory Diploma presented by Wm Toole.

Lyons School Flossie Downie Harold Elkington John Sansom Wisconsin Jane Addams Myrtle Shaw Barbara Frietchie Ava Trish John Sansum Wm. Toole

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Burns and More

Winter brings frost bite and chapped skin but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve promises quick relief. Treats burns boils piles cuts sores eczema and sprains. Available for 25 cents at Fisher Brothers.

Bucklen Fisher Brothers

Also Mentioned on This Page

James Marquette, S. J Louis Joliet Prairie du Chien, Wis Old Fort Crawford Sterling, Illinois United A. W. Chase Dr.a. W. Chase Medicine Co N.Y Evenson’s Pharmacy Tiss Nellie M. Archibald of Nion Gen Mughlburg Sauk City Pioneer Press Central Kindergarten J.B. Donovan & Co Harold Elking S.A THE Swift Specific CO Atlanta, GA South Side Department Store Jake Lettergren Hdw. Co Keen Kuiter Edwin C. Burt Dorothy Dodd John H. Cross Helming McKenzie Marriott Shoe CO the Daily News
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