Old Landmark In Woodland To Be Torn Down
The Woodland District No. 8 schoolhouse, built in 1875, will be torn down and replaced by a new building. The district, formed from older divisions, once held a misnumbered origin. Current teacher Fama Moon, clerk A. L. Bunker, director W. Hall, and treasurer C. E. Jordan oversee the transition as building materials are on site.
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Woodland
Nira Velma Caldwell
Fama Moon
A. L. Bunker
W. Hall
C. E. Jordan
Sauk County
Improvements at The New Warren Rejuvenates Hotel Under Bertram
The New Warren gains a fresh look under new proprietor Mr. H. Bertram and wife Mrs. Bertram. Renovations extend through the hotel including upper floors and basement. Bertram’s hotel experience and family history in the industry are noted, with plans to rename the venue The New Warren and ongoing appreciation from travelers.
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Warren House
Florida
Land of Flowers
H. Bertram
Travelig
Bertram
Warren
Mr. Bertram
Mrs. Bertram
North Freedom Bank Opens With Noted Officers
The North Freedom bank opens with R B Dickie as president and T L Knauss as cashier. Other officers include John Barker as vice president and Walter C Hahn as assistant cashier. Bank liabilities total 61813.72 with assets and the Stotzer Granite and Marble Works branch to be located on Fourth Street.
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R. B. Dickie
John Barker
T. L. Knauss
Walter C. Hahn
The
Stotzer Granite and Marble Works
Elkington Building
Unusual Record of Baraboo City Clerk
Baraboo notes J S Worthman began his twenty second year as city clerk yesterday. Other city officers are well known in the community.
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J.S. Worthman
Try
J S. Worthman
City of
Baraboo
Man Who Will Conduct The Mar Mr Frank Mueller
Mr Mueller of Portage moves his family to Baraboo and now stays at 321 Fifth Street with J S Palmers. A young salesman with a strong local record, he will oversee the office and has many Portage friends regret his departure. In 1282 he was elected as.
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Robert B. Dickie
North Freedom
Whitewater
State University
Sauk City
Kenosha
Frank Mulleer
Portage
Baraboo
J. S.palmer
Fifth Street
Mueller
Peculiar Indian Mounds in Greenfield Sauk County Wisconsin
A Wisconsin newspaper excerpt details the Greenfield man mound near Hoege schoolhouse, its 215 foot length, preservation, and 1859 Canfield survey. It notes other nearby mounds, including LaValle sites, Langdon group bears, and Baraboo river features, with field notes by A B Stout for the State Archaeological Society.
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Greenfield
Sauk County
Wisconsin
Hoege
Henry E. Legler
Milwaukee
Alba Hoege
W. H. Canfield
Baraboo
LaValle
J. L. Kinneman
Mr. Canfield
A. B. Stout
State Archelogical Society
Mounds near the Linen Mill site and a rare rattlesnake sighting
The Linen Mill group cliffs edge Baker's bridge and Ruhland estate land hosts another mound cluster nearly destroyed by cultivation. Alderman, city clerk since 1885, is praised. Emil Genrich found a live adder in a steel trap near woodchuck holes, neighbors note it is first such sighting this year.
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Baker’s Bridge
Linen Mill
Ruhland
Emil Genrich
Winfield
Reedsburg
Ringling Brothers Circus Announces Tour Route After Chiago Season
The Ringling Brothers World Famous Circus closes its Chicago run and outlines a tour through Danville Illinois Terre Haute Indiana Saint Louis Missouri Pittsburg Pennsylvania Altoona Lewistown and Lancaster with Mrs G W Gehrand and two sons visiting Fort Atkinson.
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G. W. Gehrand
Fort Atkinson
Wisconsin Evangelical Conference Chooses Prairie du Sac
The fiftieth annual Wisconsin Conference Evangelical Association closes in Racine with assignments to churches. Prairie du Sac is chosen as the 1907 session site. Baraboo goes to Rev. John Schneller. Black Hawk to Rev. C Fr Rabehl. Prairie du Sac circuit to Rev. RaPfeuger.
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Racine Wis
Wisconsin Conference Evangelical Association
Prairie du Sac
Baraboo
John Schneller
Black Hawk
Rabehl
RaPffueger
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New Warren
Atertown
Theew Warren
Greeny
Cook’s Hotel
Beaumont
Bertrams
St. Charles
Milikee
C. A. Sumner
Sumner
T. M. Warren
S. B. Todd
M. A. Warren
E. C. Watson
F. J. Butler
E. L. Ross
W. A. Warren
W. L. Ross
F. H. Blartram
Hotel
North Freedon
North Freedom Bank
Board of Directors
Wm. Dickie
E. B. McCoy
Conrad Egerer
J. T. Lawton
J.T. Lawton
J.T. Donaghey
Sarah Dickie
W. J. Egerer
H. G. Cowles
T. G. Johnson
Hengstler
John Egerer
R. S. Lange
Tim Hackett
A.r.spauldir Hester Gour
F. Deckham
Wm. Shale
A. J. Janzen
P. D. Stackman
J.G. Patterson
C. H. Elger
Charles Klumpp
Resources
Sit Ye Kiihiey
Fourth Street
E. O. Holden
Baraboo Marshal
J. E. Buckley
Buckley
Honey Creek
Frank Mueller
Baraboo City
Ble
Sauk County Antiquities
Wilkinson
L. Helm
Fred Karg
Falkenstern
L. H. Palmer
Langdon
H.C. Langdon
Eva Cook
Mr. Langdon
Frank Glover
Man
Ringling Bros
World Famous Circus
Chizo
Ringling
Wedsday
Sday
Orday
Danville
Ill
Terre Haute, Ind
St. Louis
Fea
Beeee Weer
A Iain
Pittsburg
Altoona
Lewistown
OCR
Lancaster
Ganesecia
Indianapolis
Ind
Cincinnati
Dayton
Springfield
Newark
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