Real Estate Transfers in Baraboo and Nearby Towns
A list of property transfers recorded across Baraboo and surrounding towns. Lena Stadler sells block 9 Baraboo for 500 dollars. multiple parcels in Merrimack Honey Creek Excelsior and Prairie du Lac change hands for sums ranging from 1 to 11 thousand dollars. buyers include E T Hopkins Carl Priebe and Wm Hahn with various parcels and sellers such as Henry Schroeder Fred Schroeder and Christian Tschumpert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Stadler
Mark B. Case
Baraboo
E. T. Hopkins
Merrimack
August Giese
Carl Priebe
Honey Creek
Wm. Bartenbach
Wm. J. Hahn
Excelsior
John Dettman
John R. Norton
August Lebrke
Reedsburg
Robert Hawkins
Rosette Canfield
Loganville
Frank Nachreiner
Simon Nachreiner
Franklin
Frederick Roser
Chas. Stive
Henry Schroeder
Fred Schroeder
Westfield
Henry
Prairie du Lac
Michael Pulvermacher
Mathias Pulvermacher
Bear Creek
Jacob Kiefer
Peter Leiser
Litchfield
John Leiser
W.P. Simon
Henry Meyer
Sumpter
Western Sharp
Fred Crouch
Wallace
Alexander Ferber
Edward Geier
Sauk City
Local Social Visits and Illness Report
Mrs Adams of Delton and Mrs R Brown of Fairfield visited several days at the Berkley home. Tom Welch is ill with measles. Prof H W Stiehm returned from a week at his Johnsons Creek home. Miss Carrie Young of Marengo, IL, who stayed eight weeks with her sister Mrs W Berkley, returned home. Several ladies attended the Dorcas society at the Burke residence in Glenville last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Cleveland
T. Newells
Frank Berkey
Dorcas Society
Burke
Glenville
Local social notes from Greenfield area
Miss Frazier visited at her home near La Valle over the weekend. Miss Ida Hall spent time with her aunt Mrs. D Rogers the past week. Nearby youths gave Mr and Mrs Aug Steinke of Baraboo a surprise visit Friday evening. Herman Wilkinson sold a horse Wednesday in Baraboo.
Local residents attend Sunday School convention
Mrs. Von Loon and Mrs. Mortimer travel from Walton for the Sunday School convention. Mrs. G. W. Andrews visits with Mr. and Mrs. Andrews during the gathering. Miss Bryden of Reedsburg, Miss Elsie Bohn of Lime Ridge, and Arthur Doyon of Redfield, S. D., visit Miss Byrne. Robi. Gunshaw returns home from Billings Montana. Mrs. Hiram Hawkins has been ill. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Blakeslee visit from Grand Rapids. Mrs. M. A. Moore visits from Seattle, Washington, staying with Mrs. Em. Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Loon
Mortimer
Walton
G. W. Andrews
8. Andrews
Bryden
Reedsburg
Elsie Bohn
Lime Ridge
Arthur Doyon
Redfield
S. D
Byrne
Robi. Gunshaw
Billings
Montana
Hiram Hawkins
Chas. Blakeslee
Grand Rapids
M. A. Moore
Seattle
Wash
Em. Wright
Delton News Briefs Include Social and Local Moves
Emma Bullis improving as Dr. A Jones recovers. M E church hosts necktie social at W R hall Wednesday evening. Newells from Fairfield move into Tina Vandervorts’ house. Chaffee family back in village after farm rental. Larrington receives Minnesota wheat carload. Reynolds visits Mant on. Adams returns from Baraboo. Wm Dunham ill. Marcelle rents Harris farm and takes possession Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Bullis
M. E. Church
W. R. Hall
A. Jones
F. O. Newell
Fairfield
Tina Vandervort
Delton
John Chaffee
James House
H. L. Larrington
Minnesota
Myron Reynolds
Manston
Ira Wilbur
G. G. Keyes
Madison
G. W. Adams
Baraboo
Wm. Dunham
James Marcelle
John Harris
Merrimack News Notes and Local Honors
In Merrimack on March 5 R Barrow traveled to Dakota. Flora Cooper won the silver medal with Grayce Roberts second and Gertie O’Keefe third in a contest praised for oratory and music. The revival at the Merrimack church closed with 32 resolutions to follow Christ and 29 joined the church. a Junior League formed with 35 members and the pastor’s salary was raised by 75 dollars. Community updates include visits from Baraboo and Madison residents and wedding news from La Valle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Barrow
Dakota
Flora Cooper
Grayce Roberts
Gertie O’keefe
James Noyes
Willie Achtenberg
Harland Parks
Carl Warhanek
G. L. Clark
Rev. Roberts
Mayme Goggin
Baraboo
Julia Taylor
Madison
H. Piggis
L. C. Haldeman
Mable Devlin
Lona Johnson
Black River Falls
Frank Roberts
Alma Leissman
Roberts
Grace Roberts
L. Premo
Harvey
Red River County
Minnesota
H. Morter
Okee
Ladies Aid Society
Reedsburg Notes and Local Happenings
Miss Theresa Horkan is dangerously ill with pneumonia. J Fadden and son sold a car load of hogs for 1899.85 dollars. Jerry Fadden is well known in the county as a prominent shipper. He farms 500 acres in Dellona with his sons and ships many loads. J Fadden Jr. suffered a severe cut on his right hand requiring five stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Horkan
J.fadden
Bargain Sale Slashes Men's Pants Coats and Curtains
A local sale advertises heavy markdowns with 50 percent off cost. Fifty pairs of men's pants drop from 1.50 and 1.75 to 98 cents, fifty duck coats at 1.75 price now 98 cents, over 100 pairs of lace curtains reduced from 2.50 and 3.50 to 1.50 and 1.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
March events and weddings in local area
March events include March 5 return of Olga Wolter to Wonewoe after visiting uncle Ernest Wolter. Mrs Ed Ritzenthaler of North Freedom visited Mrs Koester last week. Last Saturday marked the final County Farm winter dancing party. Wedding bells await Narrows Prairie as Ora Hineman marries Gust Behr at the bride’s Lime Ridge home. Mrs Robert Dickie of North Free…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Wolter
Wonewoe
Ernest Wolter
Ed. Ritzenthaler
North Freedom
Koester
County Farm
Narrows Prairie
Ora Hineman
Gust Behr
Lime Ridge
Robert Dickie
North Free
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lyons
Greenfield
Ironton
Prairie du Lac, Wis
A. W. Cole
Adam Joseph
Frank Herfort
Herfort
Dow
Ixtra
Johnson’s
Dr. Price
Yours
I. Fuhrman
Dom
Wesley Thomas
Sandusky
H.C. Koester’s
Ww. Davies
E. D. Horton
Morrison
Coleman
Oaks
Minn
Wm. Cannon
Harry Tennant
Illinois
George Schroder
Chas. Shultz
Bert Snyder
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