North Freedom notices and obituaries march events
March 26 column from North Freedom reports thumb amputation of Louis Holtzman. Local visits include Mrs. H Koester and Mrs. Carrie Heath at L. Smiths. Bazaar preparations for April 4 at M. W. A. hall urged. Obituary notes Roy Jacobs aged 20 dies in Lodi California after long North Freedom residence. Funeral attendances include Rice and Babb families. Various home moves and visits documented along with social events and business notes about George Hackett poultry farm and S.A. McCoy stock cases.
Kilmer's Swamp Root Promises Kidney Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer is Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, liver and urinary issues. It describes using a glass bottle of water to test kidney health, cites relief from pain and frequent urination, and offers free samples and a booklet by mail from Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. L Kilmer & Co
Bingeehamton
N. Y
Swamp-Root
Baraboo Dinner Parties Highlight Week Social
A series of local dinners in Baraboo featured Fred Pobjoy hosting a midweek gathering and J L Hill hosting guests including Ethel Hill and Irma Premo. Notables Maude Hoover returned from visiting, Essie King improves from jaundice, and Mabel Marquardt attends after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pobjoy
Essie King
J. L. Hill
Ethel
A. N. Young
Ervin
Elvin
Stephen Premo
Irma
Frank Hass
Floyd
Royden Hoover
Lucille
Astle and Hill
Baraboo
Maude Hoover
Colson
Charlie Wallace
Elvin Young
Henry Hill
Geo. Weidenkoff
John Astle
H. Hill
Glen
Mabel Marquardt
Funeral for Mrs. A Meyer Held in Reedsburg
In Reedsburg on March 26 the funeral for Mrs. A Meyer, who died of cancer, was held at St. Joan's Church with burial at Greenwood Cemetery. The column also notes local movements including A Collins returning from South Dakota, A L Harris and daughter Juliet home from a southern trip, and various residents visiting, traveling, or ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Meyer
St. Joan’s
Greenwood Cemetery
A. Collins
South Dakota
A.L. Harris
Juliet
Hager
Catherine Aken
Mary Thayer
Baraboo
Our City
Chas. Gregory
Sparta
Wm. Tibbitts
Lillian Hager
Mary Fahey
Reedsburg
Bloomer
R. Glazier
L. Kelley
Winfield
Pauline Eschenbach
Ableman
Collins
Madison
Cramer
Inspector Lynch
Armory
C. P. Kerrigan
Tomab
Anna Hughes
Indian Territory
Wm. Burdick
Wall
Lois Winnie
Woodland News Briefs and Obituaries Summary
Woodland notes report Mrs Laura Bunker 64 died of pneumonia at home near Walton. funeral at W M church and burial in Walton cemetery. she leaves husband a son and two brothers. Ben Preamer moves to Wonewoe for new home. School No 7 to close with Friday entertainment. Thad Moll loses a valuable horse. Residents attend La Valle horse sale. Local builders plan new barns this spring. Ora and Opha Schwartz celebrate birthday with friends. Grandma Goodman, early Woodland settler, dies at son Frank’s home amid pneumonia outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Bunker
Walton
W. M
Ben Preamer
Woodland
Wonewoe
No. 7
Thad Moll
la Valle
Herman Miller
Gus Mangloss
Hamburg
H. Huffman
Chauncey Broas
Ora
Opha Schwartz
Grandma Goodman
Frank
Loganville School Closes For Two-Week Break
The Loganville school will be closed Friday through two weeks vacation. Mrs. Ware has returned home from Chicago. Martha Meyer also returned home. The wedding of Della Beushausen and Herman Houser Kemp of Chicago occurred at St. Peter's church on Tuesday March 20. Ernest Salzwedel and Albert Schutte depart Friday with plans for Poplar Grove Illinois and Lodi respectively. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Fred Klipstein is seriously ill.
Local Health Work and Accidents Highlight Weekend
Doctors Edwards and Brentzer performed skull surgery on Hoytie Davey after a Tuesday head injury left him unconscious until Friday. A fall near the mill damaged Dr Edwards’s collarbone. Tin roof blew off a factory during the Tuesday wind. Drs Hulburt and Brentzer removed a tumor from Mrs Albert Williams’s side on Sunday. Mrs Henry Schultz is convalescing from pneumonia. A sociable Friday night event was a social and financial success. Harmes won the champion guesser prize for predicting within three beans in a bottle and also won at a Chicago Buttermakers’ convention contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Brentzer
Hoytie Davey
Real estate transfers chart from Sauk County
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels across Reedsburg Winfield Baraboo Sauk City and surrounding towns. Transactions involve Ralph P. Perry Horace Welch Deborah Moore Conrad Kuoni Maurice Healy and others with values from 60 to 10000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph P. Perry
Horace
James Welch
Titus Adda
Reedsburg
Horace Welch
Dora Schulz
Jesse T. Bates
O. W. Shermann
Washington
Edwin C. Perkins
John F. Rather
Prairie du Lac
John Ament
Wm. J. Steuber
Town of Freedom
Deborah Moore
Fred Roser
Moore & Crown
Adda
Barabee
Conrad Kuoni
Otto W. Hahn
Sauk City
Eleanor J. Kelley
Maurice Healy
Winfield
Alfred Swan
N. F. Morley
Baraboo
Free seed program reaches hundreds with final push
Hundreds have received the free seeds as the program nears its end. Officials emphasize distributing remaining supplies and urging eligible residents to claim their seed kits before distribution concludes.
Funeral for Selena Gab bitas Held at Bethel Church
The funeral for Selena Gab bitas occurred at Bethel church with burial in Ironton cemetery. Edith Hutchins of Walton visited friends here last week and Wesleyan Quarterly meeting is planned in Walton next weekend. Mrs. Severson ill with pneumonia. Several teachers on spring vacation. Peters Henry windmill damaged by storm. William Stowe moved his mill to Pearson farm. Local school closed for a week and Mr Meyer left for Prairie du Sac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selena Gabbitas
Bethel Church
Ironton
Edith Hutchins
Walton
Wesleyan
Mary Severson
Peter Henry
Wm. Stowe
Pearson Farm
Iris Radel
Harrisburg
George Gasser
Mary
Maude McCready
Carrie Nelson
Big Hollow
Jacob Schlosser
Madison
Hoffman
Mike Ringlestetter
Miss McCready
District No. 6
Miss Barlen
Giese
Miss Reitman
Miss Albers
Leland
Schmalz
Black Hawk
Evan James
For Rent Cheap Lockhart Farm at Mirror Lake
Property at the head of Mirror Lake offers 91 acres of good pasture and excellent buildings for rent. Inquiries directed to Bentley and Kelley Attorneys Baraboo Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockhart
Mirror Lake
Bentley & Kelley, Attorneys
Baraboo
Wis
State OF
Wisconsin
Bentley & Kelley
Post
Public Auction at Henry Quimby Farm Near Merrimack
An auction sale will be held Thursday March 29 at 100 oclock a.m. on the old Henry Quimby farm three miles north of Merrimack. Horses cattle hogs farm machinery oats corn stove wood and household furniture will be sold. Hot lunch at noon. Usual sale terms. Herman Wagner auctioneer E Van derhoef proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Quimby
Merrimack
Herman Wagner
E. Vanderhoef
Seltzer Cure Ad at Evenson's Pharmacy
A brief 1900s style advertisement for A. B. C. Seltzer claiming quick relief from headache nervous low mood neuralgia insomnia nausea and mental fatigue with a trial size priced at 10 cents from Evenson's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenson’s Pharmacy
Piano Tunings Offered at Charles Wild Music Store
Now is the best time to have pianos tuned and polished. Leave orders for Robert Ator at the Charles Wild Music Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ator
Charles Wild Music Store
Great Danger in Wearing Cheap Glasses
Cheap glasses made from crown glass melted and molded contain iron that absorbs light and prevents consistent focus. This causes eye strain, headaches, and even stomach and nervous symptoms. improper lenses may lead to strabismus, amblyopia, or cataracts. Stone lenses, axis cut and centered by skilled opticians, reduce these risks. Free eye examinations offered by R. H. Clark, Doctor of Optics, Baraboo Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Clark
Baraboo
Wis
Prairie du Sac 200 Acre Farm for Sale
200 acre farm in Prairie du Sac two miles west of Sauk City for sale. Land is all under cultivation. Includes a good house, stable and other buildings, well and wind mill. Inquiries at the farm with John Ament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie du Sac
Sauk City
John Ament
Wisconsin
Sauk County
Reedsburg
Kilbourn
Lyndon Station
James Hayes
Reedsburg, Sauk Co
Wis
Sauk City Hotel Offers Refreshed Rooms and German Kitchen
Sauk City U S Hotel renovated and refurnished throughout with a first class German kitchen. Meals served at moderate prices. Saloon carries only A No 1 goods, superior to any in first class hotels. Mrs Chas Sommer is the proprietress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Sommer
Farms for Sale and City Property Listings
100 acre farm 14 miles from court house with 80 cultivated acres, timber pasture two story frame house barn granary well and windmill, soil excellent. 80 acre Bara Boo parcel with brick house barn 40 acres cultivated, pasture and timber. City parcels nine and six acres with multiple houses and berries. Another 40 acre farm two miles from court house Lake road with prime soil. Prices on application. Other farms and city property offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Baraboo
Lake Road
Miss Lydia Schweppe Returns Home From Absence
A crowd of elderly residents gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James to bid farewell with a surprise visit. They brought baskets and an ice cream freezer, shared supper, and departed early, wishing the family happiness in their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Schweppe
James
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H. Koester
Carrie Heath
Narrows Prairie
L. Smith
Maude Draper
Lena Serles
M. W. A. Hall
Aid Society
Wiggins
Roy Jacobs
Lodi
California
G. C. Jacobs
Harry
Orson Rice
Appleton City
Missouri
Neilie Foster
Ohio
William Rice
Cora Babb
Henry Haak
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Henry Voss
South Westfield
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A. Oulette
Milwaukee
J.T. Lawton
Julia Young
Deli Young
LaRue
Ernest Ristan
James Draper Sr
A. Fuller
Tom Loomis
Valley Junction
Grandma Loomis
Frank Hackett
Roy
Flossie Spaulding
Nelie Foster
Wm. Rice
Orson
George Hackett
Boyd Blachly
White
E. J. Lawton
S.a.mccoy
Sumpter
Loganville
August Halbersleben
Caroline C. Halbersleben
City of
Joseph O. Spring
John G. Reine
H. A. Darrow
James Sainsbury
Laura L. Mason
John P. Stone
B. F. Duvall
Wm. Lindsay
Freedom
Herman Kruse
Julius Malone
Honey Creek
John Lawson
Lawrence Keller
Chas. Hirschinger
Bernard Mielke
Harvey Brunson
W. H. Wilson
Del
Edward T
Davidson
John L. Alexander
Herman Farber
Wm. J. Meyer
Dwinnell’s Addn
Laura Pearl Martin
W.C. Rodgers
American Refractories Co
West Virginia
Peter Rumpf
John C. Simon
Quaker Valley
A. B.C. Seltzer
U. S
J. P. Witwen
3Rd Street
Barabco
Circuit Court
Frank Butterfield
Rose Butterfield
Julia Butterfield
Ida Martin
Curtis Butterfield
Mattie Butterfield
Royal Butterfield
Emery Butterfield
Ira Banks
Effa Banks
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C. Aultman and Co
J. W. Lusk
N. W
S. B
N. R
Eas Sauk Co
Baraboo Markets
Rogers
State OF Wisconsin
F. W.C. Ellsworth
W. T. Kelsey
Come International Silver Co
Migipxex, Connecticut
Torus
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Jasreane Drone Company
Madison, Wis
Sauk
Delia Cooper
Frank Cooper
U. S. Patent Office
Washington, D. C
Desh Late
Wimmer
Star Bldg
Chicago
Wea
Jos
A. Alexander
Wells, Lodi
Star
Chicago Wholesale and
Wena Order
Lake St
Ill
Hesse
Black
C. H. Russell
East 10Th. St
Second St
M. F Crouse
General Foley
Fourth & On. Sts
Charles Ringling
Morrisllesale
Cincinnati
W. A. Capener
Fterk
H. R. Bell
Oak ST
Baraboo, Wis
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Chichester
Ladi Am Dente Chicher
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Chichester Chemical CO
Madison Square
Phila
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