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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
8
Court order by Judge W T Kelsey fixes the first Tuesday date of November 6 1906 within which creditors of Ferdinand Krohn must file claims. The notice is issued by the court.
First publication May 16 06 announces a sheriff sale in Sauk County Wisconsin under state circuit court authority. The notice names the court and county and sets the sale process in motion with required public posting and bidding dates.
The notice proclaims ice season readiness and first class service offering season rates of 9 dollars for the season, 2 dollars monthly, and 38 cents per hundred from coupon book, with Platt and Ruda name attached.
The National Editorial Association meets in Indianapolis June 12 to 15 and tours the Great Lakes and Eastern Canada. Delegates sail from Chicago June 20 aboard the Manitou, hailed as The Greyhound of the Great Lakes, for Mackinac Island with weekly trips thereafter.
The Boys Dept plans a stereopticon lecture on Scenic Lake Geneva to raise funds for ten delegates to the Lake Geneva Boys Conference. Juniors aim to camp at Mirror Lake and urge those interested to see See'y Boettcher. Freeport Y M C A boys will hike to La Crosse and back, visiting local boys en route, following a 150 mile hike last year.
Misses Maine Brooks Bessie Brooks and Laura Miller visited North Freedom today. Myrtle Miller went to Kilbourn to visit aunt Mrs Conway. Capt Whitney attended Capt Ryan's funeral. Families of Dr J E English and T W English plan Wolf Lake cottage outing. Eli Cooper of Waunakee attended Capt Ryan's funeral. he served in the 3d Wis cavalry. Dr A M Dubois arrived from Cobden Ill to visit relatives. Oscar Fease takes leave from railroad job to visit Texas and Nebraska. Roy Kartack and Henry Shiels fished Briggsville with over 100 pounds of fish including two 15 pound pickerel. Licenses to marry issued to Galene Beery and Iva Westenhaver. Chas S Williams and Maude Newell. Funeral of Mrs C T Robinson held at Joseph Johnson's on Linr avenue. Rev Jones of Trinity church officiated. Mrs Mohr and daughter of Portage attended.
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