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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1909
Page
3
An advertisement urges awareness of heart failure symptoms and promotes Dr Miles Heart Remedy to strengthen and regulate heart action. A testimonial from Mrs M E Marvin of Marion Indiana claims four bottles cured her son’s heart trouble with a money back guarantee if the first bottle does not help.
Miss Irma Eberhardt and Charles A. McFarland were married at the Eberhardt home in Salt Lake City in a small ceremony led by Rev. H J Talbot. The couple, both prominent in Utah society, will reside at 442 Elm Avenue after a Seattle honeymoon.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Smith depart Tuesday for an extended western tour to Pullman Seattle Tacoma and Idaho to see Ira Nye and Mrs Clara Armstrong on a ranch They will attend the Seattle Exposition visit the G A R encampment in Salt Lake and tour sites in Kansas and Missouri Returning to Reedsburg mid October per the Reedsburg Times.
An advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters to purify blood and clear skin, Dean's Ointment to halt eczema spread and itching, and Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for sore throat. It also promotes Dean's Regulators to aid digestion and bowel movements with 25 cents per box pricing.
A North Freedom bride slipped into Devil's Lake Monday while the Baraboo Valley Ministerial Association held a picnic. Rev. and Mrs. Jordan recently married in England and now in America. Rev. Bearmore left to pursue another line of work, with Rev. Goddard's nine defeating Rev. Goodsell's team 11 to 2 in a nearby ball game.
W F Luther of 126 Third Street filed for a saloon license under the new law. Bondsmen listed are E G Marriott and M H Mould with witnesses J J Pfannstiehl and Adolph Andro. notice will appear in the official paper.
A long list of bondsmen and witnesses appears for multiple properties with addresses on Third Street Ash Street Linn Street Oak Street Walnut Street and Linn Street. Individuals named include H F Staten Chas Ruhland F G Kessler Adolph Andro W L Patterson Adolph Andre and many others, detailing bondsmen and witnesses for each entry.
Tuesday's report lists Gustav Wagenbreth and bondsmen J R Hofstatter L Brewster as well as witnesses J P Herfort and Adolph Andro in the proceedings.
Alderman Welk told council the sidewalk dispute was not a reflection on anyone. He faulted disregarded engineer stakes and noted walks drift off grade when contractors or owners alter stakes. He cautioned the street committee not to shoulder blame and urged strict stake observance even if trees must be removed to align paths.
We thank friends and neighbors who assisted us during the illness and death of our wife and mother including pallbearers flower bearers singers and Rev Popp for sympathy August Moldenhauer Mr and Mrs Gustav Moldenhauer Mr and Mrs Arthur Daly Mr and Mrs Fred Bittrich Mr and Mrs Willi Dreifke Mrs Anna Schmidt Miss Olga Moldenhauer
The Baraboo High School Alumni banquet at the Wellington hotel drew 106 graduates and friends. Highlights included toasts by F R Bentley, remarks on self reverence and school spirit, Panama Canal talk, and the first school board representation at the event. Officers named for the ensuing year include President Mrs Harry Acott and Vice President Mrs Harry North.
Lawrence Weier of Bloomer, 17, died at St Josephs hospital Chippewa Falls from blood poisoning linked to a croton oil plaster applied to his back by the operator of Dr Till s sanitarium at Almena. Two other nearby patients Mrs Leslie Broughton 45 and George McCart 23 also died under similar treatment in a case expected to lead to criminal proceedings.
The passage extols independent reliable newspapers with wide circulation as powerful when devoted to the public good. It praises The Chicago Record-Herald for its large reach and principled, conservative editorial stance focused on public honesty and a square deal.
Ld A W Graves of Merrimack will be taken to Augustana hospital tomorrow for an operation. He was injured in a runaway some time ago and doctors think the skull is pressing on the brain.
University of Wisconsin figure H R Chamberlain explains a misdating in Prof Ross’s commencement address terms. He notes the letter cites June 10 and confesses overlooking the date error in accepting the terms outlined in the 7th inst letter.
Thursday reports show Leonard Parker family moving to Glenville and Burr Holloway relocating from Glenville to 987 Mound Street. Various visitors dine and travel between Baraboo, Madison, Minneapolis, Erskine and Humbird as residents host and welcome guests.
Dr J F Sneathen plans to open his dental practice in the Mills block around June 20 offering all modern dental services. Widespread calls from old friends praise the lasting quality of his work and the schedule allows up to sixty days to complete any required treatment.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Albert Heffel who reside on Seventh Avenue in a local birth notice.
An advertisement argues health relies on right living and timely simple remedies. It promotes California Fig Syrup Co. Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as the one perfect laxative, urging purchases only from the genuine product through leading druggists.
The dealer selling a Discovery substitute aims to gain extra profit on cheaper preparations. Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser is mailed free to cover postage. Send 21 one cent stamps for the paper edition or 31 for the cloth bound book to the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo New York.
The Reedsburg graduating class lists T H Conley and Thomas E Conley among many names for the modern classical course. Other graduates include Marjorie M Huebing Wilma M Pickering Lillian M Sanger Clara D Leineke Martha E Sherwood Arthur L Bates Eva A Bohn and Eulalia J Breene.
The group led by Hon E G Marriott W J Power Postmaster A P Cheek and M A Warren visits business houses and citizens seeking subscriptions for summer band concerts. Responses appear favorable though funds are not yet secured to guarantee the concerts.
A Sauk City Sunday picnic drew only a few attendees as heavy morning rain and a second shower after noon soaked the event. An automobile became stuck in mud on the prairie and, lacking chains, was forced to move to Baraboo for recovery.
Children and their sickly mothers should keep a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children for the season. They break up colds cure feverishness constipation teething disorders headache and stomach troubles. Sold by all drug stores 25c. A free trial package is offered to mothers who write Allen and Olmsted Le Roy New York.
H. H. Porter of the Welk place at Garrisonville killed two rattlesnakes this morning. The serpents, found on rocks, measured nearly four feet with seven and four rattles respectively.
Mrs D A Lewis reported from Chicago that Mrs Frank Moore died there last night after an operation. She had been improving but passed away at the hospital. Mrs Moore is survived by her husband formerly of Baraboo where Mr Moore is a son of the late William Moore.
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