Baraboo City Council Approves Budgets and Appointments
The Baraboo council met with mayor and aldermen present. Officers approved bonds for the Bank of Baraboo and city officials, appointed R Delap as deputy marshal, and confirmed L W Stone as night watchman. Street paving costs were debated and the last report adopted, with brick, macadam, and gutter options outlined. Health officer Theo Koch was named for the year and various claims and permits were acted on including a building permit for an 18 by 22 structure on Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Jones
W. J. Heim
Third Street
E. Shudlick
Henry Koppke
Fourth Street
Bank of Baraboo
Buckley
R.delap
Kelley
Andros
Baraboo Public Library
Health and Water Committee
Theo Koch
L. W. Stone
Hood Bros
Baraboo News
Theodore Koch
A. Patrick
A. H. Pratt
F. Rote
Charles Ruhland
Additional Brieflets From Saturday’s Daily
George O’Dell and family visit Oregon. H Koenecke went to Reedsburg. Mrs James leaves for Oregon after visiting her mother Mrs I J Laird. Wesley News returns from Mount Clemens Michigan seeking rheumatic relief but remains unwell. Gollmar Bros parade earns praise though town crowd is light due to busy season and rain. F E Mosley offers Marine Band four days at Monona Lake Assembly Madison in July. acceptance not certain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gollmar Bros
F. E. Mosley
Monona Lake Assembly
Madison
Marine Band
Assembly
Local residents and visitors fill the week with travels and gatherings
A whirl of visits and moves fills the week with people traveling to Madison Beloit Omaha Salt Lake City and other places. A Baraboo mining company forms with officers named while Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges attend their 87th anniversary in Reedsburg with a parade a welcome address and a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Reedsburg
Baraboo Valley
Odd-Fellow
Armory Hall
Armory
Bargain Dress Goods Line at Arnold’s Store
A bustling catalog of cheap fabrics and garments featuring 54 inch black serge shower proof at 75c per yard, 14 yard wide brown mohair, extra heavy red and blue 54 inch fabrics, light waterproof cravenettes, various silks and muslins, lace delicates, petticoats, and skirts with wide price ranges, including table linens and cravenettes, all advertised as big savings across numerous fabric types and ready-to-wear items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herfort
Arnold
India
Bargain Column Delivers Half Price Family Essentials
A long list of bargain column items touts 50 percent off on many goods from hosiery and linens to lace curtains and crockery. It promotes extra wide linen toweling, silk ribbons, buttons, and diverse canned foods from Uameda Woods and Van Camp beans to meat potted and sliced products, with low-priced coffee, tea, baking powders, and dried goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Herfort
Uameda Woods
van Camp
Fairbank
Nelson- Morris
Nelson-Morris
Snyder
Rumford
I. C
Yohnson's
Johnson
New Orleans
Relief contribution from Baraboo school to Japan relief
Members of Third Ward School Baraboo Wisconsin thank donors for a remittance of 12 dollars 76 cents to support Japan relief work. The message extended blessings on all givers and officials handling the funds from The Christian Herald dated April 21 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Third Ward School
Baraboo
Wis
Japan
The
Christian Herald
To Cure a Cold in One Day With Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old ad claims a single day cure for colds using laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails. Box labeling mentions E. W. Grove’s fig as part of the product. Price listed as 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Unofficial Ad Declares Low Prices and Bargains
A merchant notes cash merchandise and complete departments with bargains. The outlet claims to offer prices with no comparison and aims to expand trade on even smaller profits than in recent years.
Baraboo News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Trials
W M Rowe of Lime Ridge and Bert Cushman of Beloit visited Baraboo on local business and social calls. Several residents recovered from ailments while others prepared for travel. Buchanan and Whalen were fined for illegal liquor operations in Lodi. an appeal was filed. Local officials report new offices and a restored bank in North Freedom. K of C council plans Racine meeting with delegates from Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Cushman
Beloit
Baratoo
B. Buchanan
J. Whalen
Lodi
Columba County
J. H. Whitney
North Freedom
Baraboo
R. E. Junge
North Freedom Bank
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George O'Dell
Oregon
H. Koenecke
James
I. J. Laird
Wesley News
Mount Clemens, Mich
F. H. Getchell
Fairfield
Aaron Teel
Mrs. Ray Sherman
Portage
Isaac N. Snyder
George Hiller
Dakota
Reynold Mohns
Elroy
M. Compton
Escanaba
Henry Jenswold
Agnes Blake
Dolph Ferris
Omaha
L. A. Manthey
Mrs
Dan Oates
Waukesha
Chas. Brandt and Wife
Milwaukee
Kate Potter
George Steckenbauer
Ableman
L. D. Stillson
B. F. Ames
South Delton
Carl du Bois
Lyons
Fern Dell
Mr. Steuber
Prairie du Lac
City
Walter Young
Salt Lake City
Utah
George Andross of
J. L. Alexander of
Greenfield
Burnett of
Hot Springs
Arkansas
V. Accola
Eilen
C. L. Pearson
Sparta
Clara
Mabelle
Wilmae Alexander
Will A. Warren
Chicago
Rockford
Minnesota
Esas
Boston
W. M. Rowe
Lime Ridge
Mrs. P. Wright
Norwalk
Mr. Hewitt of
Ironton
Chas. Huntington
Jerry Southard
John Smith
Round House
L. Porter
Matt Lusby
Miss Abbott
F. Peterson
Willis Ryan
Charles Phoenix
Bellingham
Washington
Seattle
Byron Pruyn
Minneapolis
Peter Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Pruyn
Wisconsin State Council of the Knights of Columbus
Racine
J. M. Kelley
Otto Hornung
D. M. Kelly
P. H. Sarahan
W. D. McGuire
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