Trio Held Over Baby Burial at Lone Rock Farm
Mary Reabuck, Levi Reabuck, and Mabel Van Meter are jailed in Richland Center charged with disposing of an illegitimate newborn at Levi Reabuck’s Lone Rock farm around March 25. The body was found in an old barn after the girl led officers to the grave. a coroner’s jury will rule on the death.
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Mary Reabuck
Levi Reabuck
Mabel van Meter
Birt
Lone Rock
Eugene Crary
Sheriff Hoke
Martin Copenhefer
Thomas Sharp
Wulfing
Hoke
Bunham
Nee
A. J. Dickerson
George Beardsley
Freal Dexter
Frank Holly
Bert_Davis
P.G. Lasche
George Jamieson
Reabuck
Mabel Berry
Richland Center
van Meter
Attorney Ruggles Returns From Calgary Canada
Attorney Daniel Ruggles returns from Calgary where he traveled with Marvin A. Wilson. Wilson continues north toward Edmonton for several months. Ruggles and Wilson inspected irrigated C. P. R. lands about 140 miles from Calgary. The trip noted pleasant weather, active farming, and local attractions in Calgary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Ruggles
Calgary
Canada
Marvin A. Wilson
Wilson
Edmonton
Ruggles
Mr. Wilson
Sauk Prairie
Banf
International Harvester Company
United States
America
St. Paul
First Regiment Band to Give May Concert at Congregational Church
The First Regiment Band will present a grand concert on Friday May 14 at the Congregational church in Baraboo. The group has prepared fine new music and is already booked for important engagements this summer ensuring a stronger program than ever.
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Baraboo
Hoffman Writer Warns Paper Loss Threatens Friendship
E. R. Hiller, writing from Hoffman Minnesota, states he has moved from Barret and warns that losing a copy of the paper would cost him his best friend and he cannot miss any issue.
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E. R. Hiller
Hoffman, Minn
Barret
Remarkable Notary Public Hood Receives First Commission
N B Hood, a Spring Green resident and Civil War veteran, was commissioned notary public by Governor Fairchild in 1865. He has served as justice of the peace for 88 years and held roles including census enumerator for Spring Green and clerk in the adjutant general's office. He has long been a board of education member and a property owner with a large family.
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N. B. Hood
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Wisconsin
Spring Green
Sauk County
Hood
Wis. L. A
Wis
Fairchild
Adjutant General’s
Madison
U. S.S
Board of Education
Deed Found After Fifty Five Years
The clear title to property sold by John Fake to Oliver Iron and Mining Co of Duluth for 25000 was assured by discovery of a 55 year old unrecorded deed and the original land patent issued by Millard Fillmore to David Keller. Keller died in Ohio. his widow sold the land to Frank Fabry. Fabry’s son John Fa bry located the patent and unrecorded deed among German letters. The deed was recorded and title cleared. Land sold for 660 in 1854.
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John Fake
Oliver Iron & Mining Company
Duluth
Millard Fillmore
David Keller
Peter Stevens
Walker
Voltigeurs
UC. S. Army
Keller
Ohio
Frena
Frank Keller
Frank Fabry
John Fabry
Spring Green Court Deals With Village Fight
Justice Hathaway presided as H S Davies Bob Davies and Otto Fingerhut faced warrants for engaging in and abetting a fight in Spring Green on April 26. Davies paid $20 plus costs, Bob Davies $25 plus costs, Fingerhut $10 plus costs for their involvement near George Haas’s saloon. Bert Willis, the other participant, remains at large with a warrant active.
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Justice Hathaway
H.S. Davies
Bob Davies
Otto Fingerhut
Marshal Utendorfer
Spring Green
H. S. Davies
George Haas
Bob
Otto
Bert Willis
Narrow Escape From Accident In Baraboo
B F Thomas of Fairfield Creamery described a narrowly escaped runaway in Baraboo when his son Peery drove four horses abreast to a large disc harrow. The horses bolted toward the house, the driver was thrown but unharmed, the horses halted after one fell and the others stopped at the gate. The cause remains unknown.
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B. F. Thomas
Fairfield Creamery Company
Baraboo
Peery
Panama Canal Zone
New Railroad Bridge Planned at Sauk City
Prairie du Sac News reports a new iron railroad bridge will cross the Wisconsin river at Sauk City to replace the old wooden structure of the C. M. & St. Paul road. Nine car loads of iron arrived yesterday and are being unloaded.
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Wisconsin River
Sauk City
C. M. & St. Paul
Prairie du Sac News
Wedding Jubilation Unites Dersch and Robbins at Lancaster
Clar ence Dersch of Lancaster and Gladys Robbins of Baraboo wed in a joint ceremony at four o clock hosted by Mr and Mrs Jasper Ewing. The couple planned to honeymoon in Baraboo Minneapolis then Iowa, where the groom will work in a jewelry store.
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Jasper Ewing
Clarence Dersch
Lancaster
Gladys Robbins
Baraboo
Ewing
Dersch
Emmanuel Church
Myron C. Argus
Burr Robbins, Jr
Gem City
Burr Robbins
Lancaster Orpheum Theatre
Orpheum Theatre
Minneapolis
Iowa
Weber Bros
Whipped Another Man's Son Case in Ironton Court
The state court in Ironton, Judge Andro presiding, fined John Burgess one dollar plus $53.98 costs or 30 days in county jail for assault and battery on Leo Doyle. The case, appealable to the circuit court, stemmed from a quarrel between Leo Doyle and Arthur Burgess near Arthur’s home after a school incident involving teacher Miss Julia Keller. Witnesses included John Doyle, Leo Doyle, Felix Doyle, Lawrence Finnegan, Katherine Finnegan and Dr. James Cadlick. defense witnesses were Albert Burgess, Arthur Burgess and Miss Julia Keller.
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John Burgess
Ironton
Andro
Leo Doyle
John Doyle
Arthur Burgess
Doyle
Julia Keller
Felix Doyle
Lawrence Finnegan
Katherine Finnegan
James Cadlick
Cazenovia
Albert Burgess
Frank Griggs
Joseph Herfort
Elmer Johnston
William Marriott
James Murray
John Christie
E. A. Evans
Baraboo
James A. Stone
Reedsburg
Farmer Sells Land at High Profit to Mining Firm
Eight years after James Sproul sold 157 acres south of North Freedom to John Fake for 10000 dollars, Fake plans to sell to Oliver Mining for 25000 dollars. The option renews for 14 days while Fred Petzke also sells his farm to the same company.
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James Sproul
North Freedom
John Fake
Mr. Fake
Oliver Mining Company
Fred Petzke
New Bank Protection At Baraboo Vault Demo Planned
The Bank of Baraboo is installing an electrical vault protection system with a double steel lining and constant current. A public demonstration will occur after work completes. The American Bank Protection Company of Minneapolis handles installation and guarantees burglary protection.
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Bank of Baraboo
American Bank Protection Company
Minneapolis
United States
Married at Madison Miss Anastasia Moll Weds Frank Kelter
The marriage occurred at 7 am Tuesday at Holy Redeemer church in the capital city. Miss Anastasia Moll of Madison, daughter of Christian Moll, married Frank Kelter of this city with Miss Ella Moll as bridesmaid and William Spaeth as best man. The couple will reside in Sauk City.
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Anastasia Moll
Madison
Frank Kelter
Holy Redeemer Church
Capital City
Ella Moll
Wm. Spaeth
Miss Moll
Christian Moll
Sauk City
Prairie du Sac
Note From Arbor Cottage Praises The News Tone
John Rooney sends a note from Arbor Cottage Baraboo praising The News for improvements over the past year or more. He says he likes the tone of the paper and the management notes the appreciation with pleasure.
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John Rooney
Arbor Cottage
Baraboo
Sauk County assessors urged to target tax dodgers at meeting
At the Sauk County assessors meeting in the county board room on Tuesday April 27, new members were urged to charge all taxable property. Babington pressed for equitable action and strict inspection of livestock, pianos, stock, and personal property with penalties for lax assessments. The 1908 state and county assessments are noted, highlighting gaps in real estate and personal property valuation.
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Sauk County
Court House
Babington
Board of Review
Excelsior Couple Wed at Hengstler Home
Miss Hengstler daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hengstler of Excelsior wed August Henke at the bride's home. The couple will reside on the Hengstler farm.
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Miss Hengstler
Charles Hengstler
Excelsior
August Henke
Hengstler
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