Munns Killed Near Wonewoc In Tragic Train Accident
C R Munns, a young man from Fennimore, Wis, was killed near Wonewoc when a train passed. Officials found his coat and a note naming contacts, and the night operator reported the ghastly discovery. He and Miss Green were to be married later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Munns
Wonewoc
Hodgins
Wonewee
Frank Drake
Elroy
Clyde R. Munns
Fennimore
Wis
Peter Munns
Mary E. Green
Reedsburg
Munns
Goodman Farm
Kendall
Eklray Tribune
Baraboo Liquor License Applications Publication Rule
Law requires liquor license applicants to file with the city clerk at least 15 days before grant and publish in a daily paper three times. Applicants must be U S citizens and Baraboo residents, include bondsmen names, and pay 60 cents per folio for the first insertion plus 35 cents per folio for each subsequent insertion. Act approved by the governor May 26.
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United States
Baraboo
The
Govenor
Tarred and feathered man awarded $1050 in Kendall case
A jury in Eau Claire awarded William Tatro $1,050 for insult and nerve damage after tar and feathering by 21 Kendall defendants on November 16. The suit sought $25,000 for health impairment and lost work. Each defendant owes $50 and a portion of costs.
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Monroe County
William Tatro
Kendal
Wis
United States District Court
Eau Claire
Kendall
Improvements Planned for Ableman Sidewalks
Gustave F. Scharnke, Ableman village clerk, reported in Baraboo that a project to build about 5,000 square feet of cement sidewalks and crossings is proposed. The improvement is expected to enhance property value in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave F. Scharnke
Ableman
Baraboo
Baraboo Graduation 1909 Exercises Ended By Speaker Absence
The Baraboo graduating class of 1909 held exercises in the assembly room with the main speaker failing to appear. Students, faculty, and families gathered as speeches and awards proceeded without the principal guest, leaving the crowd reflective.
Baraboo graduation exercises without guest speaker
Baraboo High School held its 1909 graduating exercises on a Wednesday evening. Professor E A Ross of the state university failed to appear for his address on Commercialism Rampant, causing disappointment among the class and audience. Superintendent Chamberlain announced the absence and efforts to reach Ross, but no alternative talk was provided.
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Baraboo
E. A. Ross
The
State University
Chamberlain
Madison
Madison Air
Professor Ross
Ross
EK. ©. Henke
Baraboo Council Pushes Lighting Plant Talks and Street Work
A lengthy Baraboo council session on Thursday considered a municipal lighting plant largely to avoid Kilbourn or Prairie du Lac supply and begin preparatory steps. Aldermen Thaerer, Jacobs and Welk named to the board of review. numerous sidewalk parcels were condemned and listed for removal. several claims for work and supplies were approved, including Baraboo Lighting Co and Hawley & Shepard.
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Baraboo
Kilbourn
Prairie du Lac
Buckley
J. E. English
R. B. Griggs
VanOrden
Wm. Ellis
W. D. Eddy
A. Dixon
Wm. Longmate
Anna Pierce
Camp
F. M. Johnson
Geo. Marriott
H. L. Davies
Wm. McDonald
Maxwell and
Lake Streets
Chas. Brandt
Maxwell Street
E. K
J. Hill
Barry, Meyer, Brand and Haynes
Haines
Earl Young
M. A. LaVoe
Halsted
Stopper
E. L. Luckow
Hood Bros. Printing
L. Loomis
Iecaig
Ott
John Arnott
Plumber
Welsbach Lighting Co
Otto Schadde
Guardian Takes Children from Bresnehan After Family Dispute
In Dellona Wisconsin the Bresnehan stepchildren aged 5 to 13 were moved to relatives after Judge Kelsey ruled they could be removed. Herman Talbot and William Wahl escorted three boys Arthur Earl and John to Cadett while Lillian went with Mrs John Wahl to Kenosha. The case involved insurance of 2000 dollars and noted Bresnehan’s past as a game warden and a blown up building.
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Dellona
Dennis Bresnehan
Talbot
Rib Lake
Wis
Bresnehan
William Wahl
Wahl
Kenosha
Herman Talbot
Baraboo
Wisconsin House
Delton
Merrimack man visiting Baraboo on Wisconsin tour
P C Moulton of Merrimack is visiting Baraboo and staying at the Wisconsin House during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Moulton
Merrimack
Baraboo
Wisconsin House
New Supervisors Duty Bill Aims At Highway Cleanups
Senator Pearson notes a recently enacted law requiring town boards of supervisors to set rules banning disposal of dead animals rubbish and other debris on public highways and to remove such materials. The measure also seeks to curb fishing from bridges seen as dangerous by horses on Glenville’s span.
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Pearson
Board of Supervisors
Glenville
Licensed to Wed Frances Nee and Miss Elizabeth King
A marriage license is issued for Frances Nee of Spring Green to wed Elizabeth King of Spring Green. The pair receive authorization to marry under local civil requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Nee
Elizabeth King
Spring Green
The Red Band Warning for Unpaid News Subscriptions
Those who have not paid for The News for almost a year will see a red hand and the margin message Please Renew Your Subscription. The postal authorities are after us. If you have not paid recently please do so at once or look out for the red hand.
Death at Ableman of Mrs August Moldenhauer
Mrs August Moldenhauer dies at home in Ableman from a stroke of paralysis. She died Wednesday night after illness beginning Friday June 4. Aged 60 years 5 months she was born in Germany. Survived by husband one son Gustave and five daughters Mrs Arthur Daly Madison Mrs Fred Bittrich Ableman Mrs William Driefke Excelsior Miss Annie Moldenhauer Ableman Miss Olga Moldenhauer Ableman. Funeral Friday at the German Lutheran church.
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New
St. Peters Lutheran Church
Frank F. Mueller
Dorothea Lueders
Reedsburg
A. Rohrlack
Minnie Lueders
Amanda Lueders
Louise Lueders
Della Wolley
Eugenie Albrecht
Alma Miller
Pauline Grote
William Lueders
Herbert Wolters
Emil Miller
Henry Heine
William Hahn
Charles Bodenstab
Arthur Peters
Prof
A. Warden
W. Lueders
Bowery
von Wald
Mueller
Margaret Conroy
Chicago
Wonewoc
Gable
Komm
Paul Lueders
Milwaukee
Delia
Hilda Wolley Madison
Breene
Myrtle St
August Moldenhauer
Ableman
Germany
Gustave Moldenhauer
Arthur Daly
Madison
Fred Bittrich
William Driefke
Excelsior
Annie Moldenhauer
Olga Moldenhauer
German Lutheran Church
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Chicago & Northwestern
Lyle ©. Clark
Alice M. Murphy
Augustus Caesar
Alexander
Napoleon
Vatican
Miss Murphy
Ralph T. Runge
Runge
E. A. Evans
Board of Education
Evans
Pearl Clark
Olga Reinking
Lily M. Andrews
John Singleton Crowder
Henke
Winifred Dean Astle
Gwendolyn Edwards
Loretto Genevieve Hallisey
Myrtle M. Kamrath
Marjorie Estelle Luce
Mabel Ester Meisser
Ida E. Metzke
Ralf T. Runge
Harold Linson Stratton
Hazel Marcella Trachsler
Frances Eleanor Withington
Lloyd E. Battles
Samuel P. Fleming
Lyda Fay
Elizabeth Hallisey
Deane Sherman Luce
Irma Almira Rounds
Ralph Edward Wareham
Lyle C. Clarke
Edith Florence Gollmar
Aldro H. Mabbot
Jessie Catharine Martiny
Alice Marie Murphy
Fred J. Paddock
Forrest H. Rooney
Ethel Anna Whistance
Paul Wolfe
Kenneth Dion Martin
Frank William Mulcahy
William G. Evenson
Lueders
St. Peters
Blyman
H. R. Chamberlain
Frank M. Mueller
Ghty Council
Munici
Fifth Avenue
Judge Kelsey
Grant Dryer
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