Four Generations of The Bass Family in Sauk County
A Bottled family portrait showcases Charles H. Bass born 1866, age 85, wintering in Milwaukee after serving in the late war. Charles W. Bass, born 1845 in New York, moved to Dellona in 1851, married Rose Burton in 1880. Charles S. Bass, born 1873 in Dellona, married Jennie Rhinehart in 1904. The fourth member, Charles Theopore Bass, appeared last July at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass
Charles H. Bass
Sauk County
Fern Dell
Milwaukee
Charles W. Bass
Stillman Bass
New York
This
Rose Burton
Fairfield
Dellona
Charles S. Bass
Jennie Rhinehart
Charles Theopore Bass
Prairie du Lac Faces Rising Telephone Demand and Consolidation Talks
The Prairie du Lac area enjoys strong telephone service from Bell while the Troy and Honey Creek Co. and Merrimack Co. operate central stations servicing Sauk City and surrounding towns. Negotiations continue for consolidation to avoid dual phone rents, with arbitration suggested if talks stall, to benefit subscribers and local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie du Lac
Bell Telephone Co
Troy and
Honey Creek Telephone Co
Sauk City
Madison
Mazomanie
Spring Green
Black Hawk
Leland
Loganville
Denver
Witwen
Baraboo
Merrimack
Lodi
Honey Creek Co
Okee’s Multi Talented Merchant Noah G Abbott Featured
Noah G Abbott of Okee Wis stands as merchant editor printer and musician. He runs the Klondike a semi occasional paper and prints dodgers letterheads and envelopes. Abbott stages dances with hall above his store and his masquerades are popular in Dane county. He was born in Sauk Prairie about 55 years ago and moved to West Point before buying the Okee store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah G. Abbott
Okee
Madison Democrat
Abbott
Actioiing
Merrimack
the Klondike
Dane County
Sauk Prairie
West Point
Parriaces Wed In Freedom As Natives Tie Knot
Shortly before three this afternoon Miss Dora Meyer and August M. Streeck, both of Freedom, were married by Rev. John Schneller at the Evangelical church. Attendants were Anna B scheider Emma Hilmer Carl Kuhner and Fred Hilmer. They will reside on a Freedom farm. News office offers wedding invitations and announcements with printing and engraving services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Meyer
August M. Streeck
Town of Freedom
John Schneller
Evangelical Church
Anna Bethscheider
Emma Hilmer
Carl Kuhner
Fred Hilmer
Ring loss on Chicago and Alton train shocks Racine society
Mrs E A Taylor of Racine, visiting Baraboo, misplaced two diamond rings valued at 400 on a Chicago and Alton train from Kansas City. A unknown woman used the wash glass for water, the rings vanished in the drain. Police searched the terminal yards in St Louis as Mrs Taylor, a leading Eastern Star member, travels with a party to Mobile.
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E. A. Taylor
Racine
Baraboo
W. H. Hatch
Second Avenue
St. Louis
Eads Bridge
Union Station
Smolenski
Howard
Wis
College Avenue
Taylor
Order of the Eastern Star
Peter B. Nelson
Sorenson Brown
Mobile
Ala
Sauk County Stage Road Group of Indian Mounds
A fragmented 19th century description of Sauk County mounds near Delton, noting a large bird-shaped earthwork damaged by a highway, additional mound shapes including round and hourglass forms, and nearby landowners Theodore Steel Asa Shults Mrs. M. L. Atkinson. The article links a historic Milwaukee to La Crosse road route and laments erosion of the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Shults
Delton
Baraboo
Sauk County
Theodore Steel
Mr. Steel
Prom Friday Brieflets Highlight Local Notes
A mix of short local items reports Jud Howard’s move to California for health reasons Alma Goette returns to Baraboo Peter Moran plans a ten cent store opening Charles Wilkinson gets ten days in jail after an assault charge Enclosure diagrams describe Stage Road mounds in Sauk County noting impact of road construction and pioneer travel memories nearby landmarks and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Moran
Kenosha
Hemingway Tea Co
Charles Wilkinson
East
Third Streets
Justice Halsted
Notes and maps by A B Stout for State Archaeological Society
Field notes and maps created by Mr. A B Stout of Baraboo for the State Archaeological Society will soon appear in the society's periodical reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Stout
Baraboo
State Archeological Society
Pabnenes
Births and church notes from Wednesday edition
Born to Mr and Mrs Lee Jeffries a daughter. Born to Mr and Mrs Charles Busch a son. Rev E B Earle pastor of the Baptist church has returned from Stoughton where he delivered a very successful lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Lee Jeffries
Charles Busch
E. B. Earle
The
Baptist Church
Stoughton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Tillman Bass
Charles Theodore Bass
Charles Wilson Bass
Charles Hardy Bass
Merrimack Co
LodiCo
Klondike
N. G. Abbott
Wisconsin
Zephyrs
Parriaces
Emma Walsh
Palm Beach
Florida
Sauk County Antiquities
Papper
Queer Mound
Stage Road
M. L. Atkinson
Bird Mound
Portage
Newport
LaCrosse
George B
Indian Mounds
Jud Howard
California
Alma Goette
Kilbourn
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