Baraboo Caller and Local Notices In Brief
Merrimack resident Wm Leiser called in Baraboo today. Fisher’s Cough Syrup advertised. Miss Cecil Smith heads to Aurora Illinois. Mrs W J Heim visiting son Frank in Milwaukee. Irvie Faber at Ironton Sunday School convention. Mrs Matt Wichern and Mrs Ed Bennett go to Chicago for Church of God assembly. Moler Barber College Chicago offers scholarship with tools board and positions. Mrs Rob McCammon to reside in Chicago. Harriet Moran and Janet White return from Milwaukee visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Wichern
Ed. Bennett
Chicago
The
Church of God
Moler Barber College
Chicago, Il
Waterbury District School Chronicles A 19th Century Tale
An 1850s Waterbury district records a school site purchase at one acre for $15, a stone house raised with $300 tax funds, and a 550 building contract. It notes 28 years of nine month terms, high teacher wages, 25 pupils now, and a gym garret accident involving a resilient young lady needing teacher aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Stone
Kingston
H. Johnson
G. W. Waterbury
Wm. Johnson
Mather
Samuel
Agnes V. Schluter
Prairie du Sac
Moving plans for Dr H R Hardtmeyer arrive in Alleghe ny Pa
Dr H R Hardtmeyer of Alleg heny Pa arrives to prepare for relocating his family to the city. Also notes whiskey ads and spring millinery visits from Chicago. A woolen mill worker drowns in seething water but is saved by a passerby rope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Hardtmeyer
Allegheny, Pa
Glen Hamilton
Reedsburg
Hood's Sar saparilla as cheap cure for humors and complexion
An advertisement touts Hood's Sar saparilla as the best and cheapest medicine to rid the body of humors and improve complexion. The claim emphasizes affordability and effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Wisconsin River Mounds Attract Historic Interest
Sauk County antiquities describe riverbank mounds once visited by Native peoples. tepees near the site, mute evidence of possible descendants. West of the mounds on the Herwig place lies an old village site with pottery fragments. Corn fields lie to the west. local historical society seeks specimens for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glory
Mosquito
Endles
Wisconsin
Herwig Place
Baraboo High School wins fourth in YMCA tournament
Sports notes record Baraboo High School Basketball team’s fourth straight win at the YMCA gym as True and Thompson boost the offense while Frenz’s squad struggles with passing. Also listed are local notices on marriage licenses and minor work injuries, plus city plans for a curfew whistle at the power plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo High School
True
Thompson
Frenz
M. F. Foley
Strong
The
Light Company
Foley
Suffering stopped after use of tar remedy
Mrs. Carrie Askey of Cumberland Wyoming endured over a year of sore throat and persistent coughs. After using Warner's White Wine of Tar she reports no more sleepless nights. Sold by J B Donovan and Co Baraboo Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Askey
Cumberland
Wyo
Warner
J.B. Donovan & Co
Baraboo
Wis
Impoverished soil and blood call for proper fertilizer
A chemist can analyze soil to identify the fertilizer for each product. If your blood is impoverished your doctor will prescribe what you need to enrich it with red corpuscles. Likely a concentrated fat food is required as fat is the missing element.
Scott's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil Nourishes Body When Milk Fails
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is described as nourishing and strengthening the body when milk and cream fail. It is pitched as palatable and beneficial for wasting in both children and adults, maintaining consistent quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Miss Kathryn McGinnis Hosts Friends Evening
Kathryn McGinnis entertained a party of friends Tuesday evening at her home north of the city. Prizes were awarded to the fortunate players and the unfortunate ones were consoled. Refreshments were served and all had a jolly time. Also an advertisement touts English Spavia Liniment for horses and various ailments, sold by Fisher Bros in Baraboo Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn McGinnis
Progressive Pedro
Fisher Bros
Baraboo
Wis
Local notices and ads from Baraboo page
Mrs Hiller of North Dakota visits relatives in Baraboo. Miss Edna Gattwinke visits Chicago friends. Burdick Blood Bitters touted as national cure for dyspepsia. Rocky Mountain Tea promoted for blood purification. Lena Wood returns to Chicago after stay. Dean's Ointment advertised for skin itching. Dr Detchen's Anti Diuretic sold by Fisher Bros baraboo.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Wm. Leiser
Merrimack
Fred Waffenschmidt
Prairie du Lac
Carrie Rick
North Freedom
E. J. Campbell
Miss Prouty
Woolford
Cecil Smith
Aurora, Ill
W. J. Heim
Milwaukee
Frank
Irvie Faber
Ironton
Rob McCammon
John Kennedy
Harriet Moran
Janet White
Racine Hatcher Co
Racine
Buffalo
Kansas City
St. Paul
Brewer
Bennett and Heinemann Medical Colleges
Dr. Brewer
United States
Maple
Ssng Nashing
Maple City Soap Works
Monmouth
Illinois
Waterbury District
I. W.harper
Fred Tobler
C. T. Robinson
Miss Viva
Knights of Columbus
Fisher
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Trinity Episcopal Church
Sauk County Antiquities
Ben Shew
August Behn
Aura Hineman
Lime Ridge
Dithmar & Carow
George Carpenter
Chicago & Northwestern
Carpenter
Mayfair
John Dwyer
John Conroy
Island Woolen Mills
Adam Thaever
Thaever
South Side
Pedro Club
John Osler
Charles Wilson
Gilbert Johnson
Charles Walrath
Jackson Meyer
C. S. Blanchett
Scutt & Bowhe
Chemists
Pearl St
Milwaukee Weekly Sentinel
Chicago Inter Ocean
N. Y
World
Becom Ok
National Magazine
Boston
Madea
Oval Medicine CO
Beton
N.W
St. Paul Limited
Minn
St. P’1
Minnesota Mail
St. Paul & Minn
Duluth Limited
St Paul Pass
Igers
Vinona
James Hiller
North Dakota
Thomas
America
Edna Gattwinke
S. M. Burdick
Mrs. Geo. Cash
Rio, Wis
Rocky Mountain
J. Bb
Donovan & Co
James Maloney
City
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
Lena Wood
Dean
Mrs. Bresnahan
Dane
Mrs. H. King
J. F. Sneathen
R. H. Clark
Office
Third ST
Wellington
Lueth Bros
Virgil H. Cady
Dithmar & Carrow, Attorney AT Law
Baraboo, Wis
Thuerer Bros
D.D.S
Officie
Dental Department
U. of Mich
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