Aggy and Red Take a Wild Stage and Poker Takeover
In a rough frontier tale, Aggy and Red chase a quick fortune by a staged ride and a bold gambling dash. They conspire to outwit a hostile driver and a trio of bendable barbs as they press toward a river camp with plans for a fresh start. The pair endure threats and a brutal stage journey while clinging to the promise of a $25 payoff twice won and twice lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aggy
Agamemnon G. Jones
Red
Washington
Yeller
Reddy
Mine, Murder, and Stage Driver Fiend for a Ford Claim
A narrator recounts a frontier tale of gold discovery on a river ford, Aggy and Red Saunders staking a placer claim after a risky mining decision. They outsmart a stage line by displaying a bold notice and armament, payback schemes, and a dramatic escape with the stage driver fleeing into the hills. The story ends with the narrator preparing for another round, aging and weary but still chasing the next prospect.
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Red
Aggy
The
Law
Chesapeake Bay
Supreme Court
Harry
Reddy
White
Funeral of Mrs Gardner at Baraboo cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs. O. E. Gardner were held at her son and daughter’s home on Maple street with Rev. W. R. Irish officiating. Pallbearers included H. Delap and A. G. Glover among others. Burial followed at Baraboo cemetery with visiting relatives from Harvey, Illinois.
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O. E. Gardner
Maple Street
W. R. Irish
H. Delap
A.G. Glover
C. ©. Pratt
Fred Wiegelow
Joseph Doppler
Cyrus Blanchett
Baraboo
Clark
Veerhusen
Harvey, Ill
Death in Westfield
Henry Behn son of Henry Behn of Westfield died this morning of diabetes. The death is mourned as he had recently married Miss Schroeder of Westfield.
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Henry Behn
Westfield
Miss Schroeder
Wisconsin Threshermen Form State Association
Five hundred threshermen organized the Wisconsin Association of Threshermen at Madison and elected President Burt Patterson of Lodi, Vice-President Daniel Seeley of North Freedom, and Secretary Treasurer George Dunlap of Merrillan.
Tonic Pills for Stomach Trouble
A testimonial from Mrs. Ets¢i B. Malcomson of Whitewater Wisconsin praising Dr Williams Pink Pills for curing a year long stomach trouble. The letter describes severe weakness weight loss and dizziness and credits the pills with restoring health. The ad invites readers to request a free diet book and to buy pills at 50 cents per box or six for $2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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Ets¢i B. Malcomson
Whitewater
Wis
Dr. Williams
C and N W Time Table North and South Bound
North bound trains include St P and D Pass No 508 at 1 45 AM and St Paul Limited No 605 at 1 45 PM Minn and St P Mail No 507 at 9 00 AM Duluth Limited No 511 at 11 20 PM St Paul Limited No 505 at 11 55 PM Sunday shows service. South bound lists Chicago Special No 502 at 2 00 AM and Minnesota Mail No 508 at 6 87 AM Daily with Sunday excepted.
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St. P. & D. Pass
A. M
St. P.limited
A.M. Minn
St. P.mail
A.M. M
St. P. Mail
P. M. Wis
P. M. Duluth Limited
Chicago
B. H. & Minn
A.m.duluth
A. M. St. Paul
St. Paul Pass
Minnesota Mail
Minn
St. P. Pass
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Red Saunders
Henry Wallace Phillips
Stroin
Agey
Old Mexico
Alaska
John Henry White
Snick
Umfritz
Brigham Young
Pete Hendricks
Fellers
C. E. Gardner
Wisconsin
Wellington
Lueth Bros
4Th Ave
Dithmar & Malone
Attorneys AT Law
Baraboo, Wii
Minnie W. True
Thuerer Bros
D.D.S
H. K.cross, M.D
Risley’s Store
Charles Wild
Baraboo Wisconsin
R. H. Clark
Optopetrist
Baraboo,Wi
Third St
Wis. W
Inter Ocean
New York World
Toledo Blade
Wisconsin Farmer
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Hollister DruGe Company
Madison
U. S. Patent Office
Washington, D. C
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