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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1906
Page
4
A rapid chronicle from Baraboo lists visits and travel by residents and guests in nearby towns, plus notices of marriages, illnesses, product ads, and a surprise party for John Martiny. Various names, dates, and places mark a snapshot of daily life and commerce in the area.
Walter Schullenperger visits Beloit and Janesville while Harry Murray of Madison spends Sunday with his mother. James Lavalle visits Elroy friends. Mrs. James Stott returns from Chicago. Leo Walrath returns to Baraboo from Milwaukee. others visit Chicago and Milwaukee. August Killian settles his father’s estate in Milwaukee. A J Zamtow ill with measles. Mr. Chas Gollmar moves on Fourth Avenue. Mrs Behrens of Merrimack visits Baraboo. others travel to Kenosha and Kilbourn. Clarence Simons attends Dellona marriage. Henry Bunker has stroke. P W Scott of Mass Mich visits Baraboo. notes wrecked city in California and Virginia, Minnesota connections.
The Wisconsin Marine band signed a contract to perform five days at the Monona Lake assembly beginning July 30. Baraboo’s famed ensemble is praised as a premier local institution, with Moren’s and Creatore’s bands having played the engagement previously, each featuring sixty musicians.
Mr and Mrs A Von Wald and Mrs Mary Flint visit Madison and discuss farming at the Experiment Station. Send 8 cents for piano music from Markstein Piano School. G D Beech family travel to the Pacific coast visiting multiple western cities. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as rheumatism cure. Miss Euelah Thompson passes Milwaukee civil service exam. Dr E Detchen’s Anti Diuretic promoted for bedwetting with Fisher Bros Baraboo Wis.
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