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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
10
A damaged ad copy asserts that cloudy urine and back pain signal kidney trouble. It promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure all for kidneys liver and bladder and offers a free book and sample bottle by mail from Kinghamton New York.
May real estate transfers recorded across multiple towns include Brady to Krueger for 31 800 in Reedsburg, Rose to Rose on Hloney Creek, Peck to Hulbert in Baraboo, Bartlett to Dyrude in BeAROS, and Yorz to Bas Lin Preedom for 2000. Several other deeds note land in Dellona Freedom Washington and Ironton with sums ranging from 100 to 10 000.
Rev. O D Moore, pastor of the Baptist church in Harpersville, recounts agonizing suffering from a persistent cough that left him sleeping upright. He credits Dr King s New Discovery for curing his cough and aiding throat and lung relief, with a money back guarantee and a free trial bottle offered by Fisher Bros druggists.
Flooding along the Wisconsin river north side rising swiftly as heavy rains slow potato planting. A local household reports a new hay barn and a large hay shed. Hank Tovelbretson of Newport noted illness while Veerdine grows hay. a flock purchase is reported.
Sumpter reports a Friday school picnic at Pine Hall with five schools expected to participate. Miss Connie King of Merrimack visited Mrs. F. W. Zantow and Mabel Haynes. Christ Gruber's horse caused a scare at a Wednesday wedding then disappeared during the charivari. A search found the horse and buggy. Geo Sheli's horse broke a harness causing a buggy accident with minor injuries to occupants.
June 10 report from Wheelerburg Station notes Mr. and Mrs. A Brooks of Reedsburg visiting A J Brooks family Sunday. Miss Clara Yecht plans Milwaukee visit early next week. Mrs H Buckley, previously ill, shows improvement. Masons completed basement for F Kniestadt's barn, with barn raising slated for early week.
An ad urges readers to skip faddish health chases and instead eat well and keep bowels regular with Dr. King's New Life Pills. The prompt relief for liver and stomach trouble is promised, with 25 cents at Fisher Bros. drug store and guaranteed results.
Mrs. Ed Organ is very ill with Dr Washburn tending her. Miss Pearl Hill recovered from appendectomy and remains in Madison hospital. Friday saw Prairie du Lac graduation with many citizens present. Francis shell wedding salutes Barbara Shell Baxter and relatives. Rollo Shell of Iowa joins for brother’s wedding. Coates Hoover families attend. Constance King returns to Merrimack. King's Corners school closed Thursday. Albert Hook and son visit Baraboo area to clean and tune organs. Meyer of Larrire du Sac visits J H Hill’s family.
June reports from South Westfield note Mrs. Chas Carpenter and children returning from White Mound after a week with Mr. and Mrs. Be Voss. Various locals, including Miss Mabie Johnstone, Herb Westenhaver, Fred Voss, J North, Mayme Wyman, Paul Stabnaw, and others, make calls, visits, or trips to Baraboo, Loganville, Reedsburg, and Chicago.
Mrs W Buehrle hosted Sunday school boys and Mrs Frank Berkley led young ladies class in a Tuesday afternoon gathering. Cole's Carbon salve is praised by express companies and dr gists for healing wounds on horses and humans without scars. Mrs P Edwards celebrated with 16 friends and china presents. Lulu Spencer, Barron, a Barron High School graduate, was noted. Wilbur Berkley and Nathan Harris joined a Baraboo party for Briggsville fishing.
Harry Colson of Masonville Iowa endorses Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best cure for blind, bleeding, itching and protruding piles. The advertisement claims the salve also treats cuts burns and injuries and lists Fisher brothers druggists selling it for 25 cents.
Reedsburg notes show Mr. and Mrs. Levi Baxter visiting Hancock relations. Mrs. Blank and daughter Nine traveled to Madison. Attendance at graduations included Mrs. Grabner of Illinois. Prof. Thiemann plans a Germany visit. Many residents ill or traveling. marble works shipped to South Dakota. Baraboo visitors noted. upcoming Sauk City visit by Mrs. Corwith and Mrs. Fellows of Iowa.
June 12 report notes several from Velona and North Excelsior on an Educational Excursion to Madison. Miss Sparks closes her Butterfield district school with graduating exercises tonight for Alvin and Ruby Claridge Maggie Hannon Mable Gross Maude Ellis and Clara Dubois. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs George Batterfield May 30 and a son born to Mr and Mrs Albert Capener June 6. Mrs Robert Burton and two children of Fairfield visited at C W Bass Friday through Sunday. Mr and Mrs Brown and children of Baraboo visited her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Ellis Sunday.
June brief update from North Freedom reports residents at home from Philadelphia DeKalb and Reedsburg visits by Mrs. Ellas Draper and others. Weddings at Bittrich and Bluemehen home. baby show June 20 at M W A hall. local travel to Lacrosse Dodgeville Beloit and Minnesota. community news and upcoming events.
June 11 notes show M. D. Crane as Commander and other officers chosen. Philip Forbrick and wife of Chicago spend their vacation at the Hulbert House. Local teachers J. O. Hill and Misses Elsie and Blanche Hulbert return home for break. Mrs. Fulmer recovers from a foot injury after nurse and doctor care.
June 12 report from Central Delton notes Will Bell and companions went to Big Spring for fishing but faced a major storm. They returned next morning with little catch and not much to neighbors. Local social life included Prairie school entertainment and weekend visitors.
The Prairie du Sac alumni banquet was held at Tabor's hall Monday evening. Chas Parker of Viroqua visited friends here last week. Rolla Shell of Sibley Iowa attended his brother's wedding in Sumpter and stayed several days. Commencement exercises took place in Nf'tz' hall Friday. Maze High School seniors visited Monday for photos. Ordination of the new pastor Rev. M R Laird was held Thursday at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Heat Madison, Rev A B Badger of Waukesha, and Rev Judson of Lodi in attendance. Albert Tarnutzer owns a fine new Cadillac.
The report shows no enrolled pupils and 19 days taught in the Wood land district for May 1995 to June 29 1995. Average daily attendance was 12 with several students never absent or tardy. Certificates of award were given to Nora Backeberg Eva Hatfner and Christie Hatfner for perfect attendance. Bertha C Mosing Teacher.
Notice of Final Settlement published in a Wisconsin probate matter. First publication June 7, 2003. Proceedings concern the county court and estate settlement details to follow as required by law.
First publication June 14 1905. State of Wisconsin Sauk County Court hears George T Kellogg et al request proof of heirship for Chauncey W Kellogg lands and descent to title at Baraboo courthouse on August 1 1905. W T Kelsey County Judge signs.
An advertisement hawks Mi o Na as the only remedy to soothe the stomach and digestive tract. It claims a weak stomach breeds disease germs and undigested food causes skin problems and insomnia. Fisher Bros guarantees Monassa with a money back offer if not satisfactory.
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