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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1905
Page
7
An old advert promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a great kidney remedy claiming to purify blood and aid all organs. It offers sample bottles and a pamphlet and urges readers to mention the paper when ordering from Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York.
June 26 local items recount visits from Fred Deters and daughter Della of Reedsburg to Mrs. P's sister Mrs. F Prine. Hattie Huntington visiting in Ex. Rose Garner with C Nutting of Greenfield. Grace Barron returning from Milwaukee. Mrs. G Prine hosted Mrs. E Watson. Eva Haskins visiting grandparents. Ruth Kimball visiting Aunt and Uncle Apker.
A Masonville Iowa man Harry Colson testifies Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured his painful piles bleeding itching protruding. The ad claims it also treats cuts burns and injuries and sells for 25 cents at Fisher Bros. druggists.
Freeman D Peck to Frank A Cavener in Greenfield. James Morey to L Q Smith land in Merrimack. James M Blachly to Marion Sleutz land in Freedom. James Morey to L Q Smith Merrimack land 600. James Bannon to Wm H Brown company property in Delton. Harriett G Lee to James Jefferson land in Baraboo. Minnie Miller to John Accola land in Prairie du Sac. John Accola to Edward D Gruber land in Prairie du Sac. Elahne Myers to E D Gruber land in Prairie du Sac. William Williams to Ferdinand Egger land in La Rue. Marion K Pisk to John Accola Prairie du Sac. Joseph Schafer to Robert Greenhalgh and V2 Hyslop land in LaValle. C E Bohn to William Barnett land in LaValle. Emery H Brown to John Harris land in Delton.
Mrs. Robert Harel hosted a well attended birthday party Wednesday evening with ice cream and games. Miss Una Nieman of Leeds Center visited John Luebke this week. WT Parshaw and Frank Hillebrandt Weredleman visited Monday. Aloist Pieper and family were in Abdlem Sunday. Ads, Dunve issued about forty citations to baptize his brother next Sunday.
Mrs Call of Rockford Illinois visits her daughter Mrs Geo Hackett. Local residents attend cottage days at Fern Dell and a firemen’s tournament in Rice Lake. Ice cream social planned by W R C and G A R for July 8 to benefit the town band boys.
Nellie Wood wife, Eunice daughter, and Eva Gardner set out from La Valle to visit Nellie Wood’s brother Lorenzo White and sister Mrs Alvio Besan. They expect a two week absence. Deputy Sheriff Z Carver brought George Potter back to La Valle on charges of assaulting Miss Randall of North Freedom.
June 26 notices cover Albert Lehman having his house painted. Wm Toole suffered multiple broken ribs from an enraged cow last week and escaped with luck. Mrs John Astle visited her sister at Mukwanago. Geo Carpenter and family vacationed in Reedsburg. Will Calvert remodels a barn for Ed Bellows. Wilbur Cowles returns from Barron reporting all well and crops good.
Rev. O. D. Moore of Harpersville New York recounts agony from a persistent cough tied to consumption fears. He credits Dr King's New Discovery with curing his cough and saving him from consumption. Fisher Bros druggists offer 50c and 1.00 priced bottles with a free trial.
South Delton residents hear a sermon in the school house at 3 PM led by Rev. Munneke of Baraboo. Mrs. W. Ableman returns to Gem City after a week caring for Mrs. Steve Ableman. Miss Mae Waddell finishes Winfield school and goes home. Oral Ames cares for Mrs. Baxter who is sick. The Mystic Ring meets with Mrs. W. DuBois of West Baraboo Tuesday.
June 26 report from Delton lists visits by Charles Latimer Eugene Frazier Miss Lulu Adams and others. Social events include a Huntington dancing party for Blanche Hulbert heading to Los Angeles. Mrs Bertha Larson visits Kilbourn family. Grace Sarrington visits Kilbourn. Charles Putnam and family visit G W Adams. Minnie and Cora Timme host friends. Mrs Lee Kinsley dies at 18, funeral held, husband and 3 week old child left. community offers sympathy.
June 26 James Hulbert and Blanche of Delton visited Grant Dryer's. Miss Green taught at the red school house attended Epworth League in Tomah. Miss Cunningham of Kasson and Miss Daniels of Reedsburg visited C. Daniels. About forty moved and improved Butterfield cemetery. Mrs. Dryer visited Mrs. Louisa Green. Mrs. Butterfield and Ethel Butterfield of Cornell plan to visit. Quarterly Free Methodist meeting begins Friday night and continues Sunday. WFM holds a public meeting Saturday night with Rev E J Roberts of Portage and Mrs. Roberts giving missionary talks. Cordial invitation to all. Prayer meeting at Wm. Lawrenze Thursday night.
John Day and Cora Miller, both of Walton, wed at the home of Mrs S W Sherman with Justice Wm Sherman presiding. H E Hutchins of Wonewoe extended the Walton Wonewoe telephone line earlier in the week as heavy rains damaged crops in the area.
Several local youths joined a dance at Chas Dehler's last night. Mrs. C. H. Schwartz returned Saturday from a two week visit with her brother Frank Sherman in Chatfield Minnesota. Qui town board met last Monday to review the assessment list.
June 26 residents report graduation exercises in Sandusky. Mrs Will Voegts visits Baraboo. Leigh Seamans builds a new house on his farm. Spring Green visitor M B Newell calls on friends. Mrs Elmer Mason and Mrs Smith of Cazenovia visit Pardy. Mrs Jas Johnson returns from Reedsburg after two weeks with Truman Warren. T W Goodell conducts town census. Terry family visits Loganville for H Brentzer illness. Funeral of Mrs Stoll in Sandusky. Gwinns visit Richland City. Lime Ridge to celebrate again. Meyer Davis wedding invites issued.
Dr J W Hamilton of San Francisco says Warner's White Wine Tar Syrup is the best cough remedy he has seen and it has no equal for asthma. Sold by Fisher Bros in Baraboo Wisconsin.
J L Bonham and family of Baraboo visited relatives in town last week as university students return home for summer. A residence on I Norton was struck by lightning with eighteen people inside but no injuries. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs J E Morgan on June 17. The Wisconsin river rose again with water flooding the river road. Births include a daughter born to Mrs Frank Ason on June 16 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Andrew Beinkofner on June 18. A steamboat passed down the river last Tuesday. Harry Austin left for Cohasset Minnesota to secure a future home. Mrs Austin and children remain but will move soon. A local youth released without punishment is described as a candidate for the state prison after a theft of fourteen dollars from Spring Green Lumber Co.
Yesterday afternoon the annual singing society picnic was held in Bender's grove with a large crowd. The Ab'eman band provided music and the choir sang, several locals noting a good time.
State of Wisconsin Sauk County probate notice announces a county court term in Baraboo to hear matters on the first Tuesday in August at ten o clock in the forenoon. The notice specifies the regular term of the county court and its location but does not list the specific matters to be heard.
Miss Barbara Ramsey visited her parents before heading to Portland for the Lewis and Clark Exposition. The Willing Workers meet June 29 with Mrs. Dora Thayer for a picnic supper. Children’s Day at the Baptist church is July 2. Dayton McMarlin of Duluth visited family. Rev Williams of Baraboo called on friends. Mrs. Al Coons and daughter Gladys and Fred Miller attended from Baraboo and South Bend. Rev Shepherd preached in the A C church. Leech Creek Helpers Union hosts supper July 19 with Mrs. W H Newell. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burton of Baraboo dined with S H Burton.
Millions rush after health fads from one extreme to another. Dr King’s New Life Pills promise prompt relief for liver and stomach trouble. Easy regimen, quick care, 25c at Fisher Bros. drug store with guarantee.
Examinations will be held for teachers penisoninent at several locations with dates listed. Baraboo on July 22 24 25 26 Spring Green on July 27 28 29 Reedsburg on September 7 8 9.
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