Loch Mirror Park Social Roundup
Chas Witch and family of Baraboo spent Sunday at their cottage. Mr and Mrs A W Squires were called to Fairfield Sunday due to the death of cousin Mrs Isaac Payne. North Freedom men spent Sunday in the fern wattage. Ruby Bass visited sister Mrs Fred DuBois Greenfield Saturday and Sunday. Al Smith and daughter Mrs Henry Rises visited Saturday. Layton of North Freedom plans to bring amber to build a cottage at the head of Loch Mirror this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Freedom
Amber
Uvhich
New Discovery for Consumption Promises Quick Relief
Harmony Me resident E Reid credits Jr Kings New Discovery for curing coughs and preventing lung trouble after his mother's death from consumption. He notes five years of use at first sign of illness and mentions a trial bottle and prices 50c and 1.00 at Fisher Bros drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Harmony
Jr. King
Mr. Reid
Fisher Bros
Bear Valley Local Notes Through May Event Sketch
May 8 report from Bear Valley notes Kev Schramm of Noyesville injuring his arm while moving horses. Housing plans for Annie Davey and John Howard after a Loreto reception. M G Murray Taos and Jon Ghore of Avoca visited Thomas Murray. Joe Cleary builds basement at Keegan barn. Eddie Walters to Mendota. Funeral of Ray Lauer attended. Eliz Murray back from Spring Green. Farrell’s entertainment poorly attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kev,schramm
Noyesville
Crater
Horn
Charley Schluster
Annie Davey
John Howard
Loreto
Howard
M.G. Murray
Taos
Jon “Ghore
Avoca
Thos. Murray
Joe Cleary
We. Keegan
Games McPhillips
Wm. Keegan’s
Eddie Walters
Mendota
Ray
Lauer
Plain, Eliz
Murray
Spring Green
Farrell
Remarkable cure with Arnica Salve praised by Little Rock resident
“Thank The Lord!” Hannah Plant of Little Rock credits Buck jen’s Arnica Salve for healing long running sores after five years of struggle. She says it is marvelous for cuts burns and wounds and notes Fisher brothers drug store guarantees the salve at 3 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Plant
Little Rock
Ack
Buck Jen
Fisher Bros. Drug Store
May 8 illness and social visits noted in Sandusky
May 8 James Mead is very sick with pneumonia and pleurisy. Mr and Mrs Fred Reitman spent last Sunday at Wm Swartz near North Freedom. Jake Weitzel lost a valuable three year old colt last week. Herman Werthein and James Sedgwick of Reedsburg visited Ed Sedgwick last Sunday. George Holburn of Dakota is visiting C Reitman. Jeff Angle and family of Loganville spent last Sunday with M Bd Green. Laura Muchow, recently at La Rue, spends vacation at home. Bernice Constantine visited with her sisters near Plain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mead
Fred Reitman
Wm. Swartz
North ‘Freedom
Jake Weitzel
Herman Werthein
James Sedg
Wick
Reedsburg
Edssedgwick
George Holburn
Dakota
Jeff Angle
Loganville
Green
Laura Muchow
la Rue
Bernice Constantine
Weitzel
Plain
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Digestive Health
A damaged note touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for indigestion and constipation and claims they rebuild digestive organs and cure headaches and colic. Available at Fisher Bros.’ drug store for 25 cents.
Maple Valley Sewing Circle Meets With Mrs Willis Cowles
Maple Valley Sewing Circle will meet with Mrs Willis Cowles on May 17 for supper. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Valley
Willis Cowles
Plain community notes and obituaries from Plain
Lorenzo Needham buys Mike Gruber's property in Plain. John J Lauer dies of stomach cancer. funeral at St Luke's church with multiple priests attending. Arbor and Bird day observed in Plain schools. A theater show "On the Last Leg" by Higgins Co. poorly attended due to bad weather. Several local residents listed with visits, travels, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Needham
Mike Gruber
George Haaas, Jr
Haas, Weitzer
Jordan—Needham
Julia Williams
Chicago
Otto Klein
Milwaukee
Blau
Spring Green
Andrew Hutter
Amelia
Racine
Minnie Meise
Theressa Gruber
Jas. Cramer
Eliza Anderson
Riceford
Minn
Jos. C. Rhuland
Annie
A. Jenewein
Fred Peck
Jane Quirk
Manston
Wis
Arthur Magerlein
Albert Anderson
Wm. Chamberlain
Big Hollow
Kiesterer
Avoca
Flash
Mazamanie
Kenny
Loreto
Schumacher
Plain and Vicinity
Jos
Bauer
Madison
John B. Lauer
Philip Bettinger
John Lauer
Alvin Cooper
Fred Luther
Henry
Walter Born
Lotta Cooper
Elnora Davies
Lillie Orn
Edith Schoenman
Edith Luther
Honey Creek
Higgins Co
Electric Bitters Healed Wife After Doctors Failed
Thos 8 Austin of Leavenworth Ind refused doctors to operate on his wife choosing Electric Bitters instead. After five physicians failed to help, his wife recovered fully and can perform all household duties. Sold by Fisher Bros. Drugists for 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Mgr
Leavenworth
Ind
Fisher Bros
Prairie du Sac Notes and Local Happenings
May reports show Mrs. Lucy Whittaker visiting relatives in Montello and J J Ragatz staying with his brother Ed in Marinette. Dr J W Buehler is in Madison while Mrs. Ella Cooper and Gertrude Ragatz visited there last week. A club dance occurred in Tabor's hall Friday. Eight dogs were killed this week by a dog poisoner. Miss Florist Squires of Baraboo visits her sister Mrs E A Hyland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Whittaker
Montello
J.J. Ragatz
Marinette
J W. Buehler
Madison
Ella Cooper
Gertrude Ragatz
Tabor’s Hall
Central Delton News Briefs Highlight Local Moves
Minnie Bell visited the Bell family before leaving to reside near Denver Colorado. Geo Reynolds departed with drilling equipment to a southern county for a mining company project. C M Smith thanks Mr and Mrs Squires and others for assistance toward buying a horse. Ethel and Lora Simonds return home from Baraboo after completing school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bell
Minnie
Denver
Colorado
Geo Reynolds
C. M. Smith
Local Social Notes and Dance Draws Crowd in South Westfield
May 8 report from South Westfield lists Mrs. H. J. Voss visiting relatives at North Freedom and Mrs. Harriet Colwin returning from Mendota to her parents. Elizabeth McGuan of Baraboo spent Sunday nearby. Mrs. J. Ward of White Mound visited her parents H. J. Voss. A large crowd attended Wm Schroeder's dance Tuesday night with all enjoying the evening. Tom Lummis returned home at Valley Jr after a week in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Voss
North Freedom
Harriet Colwin
Mendota
D. Wyman
Elizabeth McGuan
Baraboo
J. Ward
White Mound
Wm. Schroeder
Tom Lummis
Valley Jr
South Delton Local News Highlights
Mrs S P Searle visited her ill mother in Lyons on Sunday. Bennie Holt and wife from Reedsburg spent time with his parents, the Holts. Mrs Milton Holt hosted her mother Mrs M Lawar and two brothers from Fairfield. Pat Terry sprained an arm after a fall from a horse but is recovering well. Scheduled preaching May 14 at 3 pm with Sunday School at 4 pm at the schoolhouse. Mrs M C Holt to host the G O P club next Wednesday at 3 pm. Marie Cratsenberg hosted a dozen friends for a GOP gathering with games and food. Mrs D G Cratsenberg and Mrs Chas Catlin traveled to Milwaukee. Some residents attended a dance at Ben Steele’s last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Holt
Reedsburg
K. W. Holt
Milton Holt
M. Lawar
Fairfield
Pat Terry
M. C. Holt
G.O. P
Miss Marie
D. G. Cratsenberg
Chas. Catlin
Milwaukee
Maude Johnston
Byrde Pritchard
Baraboo
Chas
Ben Steele
Prohibition Alliance to Held Fairfield Oratorical Contest
The Prohibition Alliance of Fairfield will host an oratorical contest at Good Templars hall Russell's Corners on Friday May 12 at 8:00 PM. Admission is free and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition Alliance of Fairfield
Good Templars
Russell’ Corners
A. Bump
Hila Wilcox
Kilbourn
Baptist Church
George A. Cressey
Morgan Park
Mrs Ida Payne Fairfield Lauded as Helpful Neighbor
Mrs Ida Payne Fairfield died leaving a record as a willing helper in sickness and in need. Neighbors recall her work for the Master and say she will be greatly missed. Several visits and social calls are noted, including Haraboo residents Mrs J N Wing and Mrs James Luce, Greenfield ties, and Baraboo visitors. The M B A plans a Thursday meeting with Mrs Asa Shults as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Wing
Haraboo
James Luce
D. Hackett
Baraboo
Deliie Luce
Greenfield
Ida Payne Fairfield
Reedsburg
Payne
Orin Hollege
S. H. Burton
Asa Shults
W.H Baxter
O. A. Getchell
Mr. Atwater
Lyons
Doctor A L Farnsworth Relocates Office
Public notice states Dr A L Farnsworth has moved from 402 Oak Street to the former Dr Gorst space above Fisher Bros drug store. New location details accompany the relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Street
Dr. Gorst
Fisher Bros’. Drug Store
Twenty Five Per Cent Discount at Mrs Robinsons
The Daily notes Friday and Saturday sales at Mrs Robinsons offering 25 percent off pillow tops and a liberal discount to graduates. Also mentions various residents traveling for health and visits, plus baraboo telephone talks and a village bridge bond vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Robinson’s
Mrs
Ableman
Baraboo
For Sale horse and buggy with harnesses and saddle
A family horse and buggy with two robes two single harnesses and a saddle offered for sale at a low price. Enquiries at 314 Broad way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Low excursion rates to St Louis for Baptist anniversaries
Very low excursion rates to St Louis Missouri via the North Western Line. Tickets on sale May 13 to 22 inclusive for National Baptist Anniversaries. Apply to agents Chicago and North Western Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.louis
North - Western
National Baptist
Chicago & North- Western Ba Y
Engines 301 and 210 Put In Service On Madison Division
Railroad notes report engines 301 and 210 newly placed in service on the Madison Division after shop work in Chicago. Master Mechanic Hufman made a Milwaukee trip today as J W Williams returns from Chicago where he served ten days on the examination board. Beginning tomorrow firemen face their first and second year exams at the General Office with J W Williams as examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Madison
Hufman
Milwaukee
J. W. Williams
Homeseekers Excursions to Northwest West and Southwest
Ex cursion tickets at greatly reduced rates on sale to the indicated territories via the Northwestern Line. Standard and Tourist Sleeping Cars Free Reclin ing Chair Cars and The Best of Everything. For dates of sale and full particulars apply to agents Chicago and Northwestern Ry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeseekers
Chicago & Northwestern
Ra Y
Settlers One Way Second Class Rates to Western Provinces
Rates set for Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota and western Canada via the North Western Line on March 7 14 21 28 and April 4 11 18 25 1905. Tickets and full information from Chicago North Western agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Black Hills
Wyoming
Manitoba
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Assiniboia
North Western Line
Chicago & North-Western Ba Y
Low fares to Savannah excursion tickets on sale May 12 13 14
Excursion tickets offered by the Travelers Protective Association of America Western Ray with favorable return limits. Originating at VERYsgtLOW rates, travel to Savannah Georgia scheduled for May 12 13 and 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North-Western
Travelers Protective Association of America
Chicago & North- Western Ra Y
Nickle Plate Road Offers Through Vestibuled Trains
No excess fare charged on Nickle Plate routes. Trains use vestibuled sleeping cars between Chicago and cities including Cleveland Buffalo New York Boston and intermediate points with dining service aboard Nickle Plate cars. Train No 2 departs Chicago 10 35 a m for Boston New York and intermediate points. Train No 4 departs 2 30 p m for Buffalo and intermediates. Train No 6 departs 9 15 p m for Ft Wayne Cleveland Erie Buffalo New York arriving New York City next morning. Rates always the lowest. Contact a ticket agent or John Y Calahan Nickle Plate Road Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Buffalo
New York
Boston
American Club
Ft. Wayne
Erie
New York City
John Y. Calahan
Nickle Plate Road
Adams St
Chicago Depot
LaSalle and
van Buren Sts
Classifieds Notice Mix From Baraboo
An OCR fragment lists items for sale and wanted notices including wedding invitations and help needed in a kitchen. It mentions The Warren House and J C Williams at 231 4th Street. Baraboo market prices show oats and potatoes quoted at H M Johnston's warehouse on a Tuesday in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Johnston
Prairie du Sac saloon property on Main street for sale
Geo Mockler of Prairie du Sac Wis lists a saloon property on Main street as a good location at a reasonable price. The notice notes the property is in Prairie du Sac and highlights its price as appealing to potential buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie du Sac
Wis
Mockler
Cattle Figures from North Freedom Herds Noted
A note describes several Jersey cows yielding over 400 pounds of butter annually and a few heifers from 400 pound cows nearing freshening. Credit to L. P. Martiny of North Freedom Wisconsin.
Oak Street House and Lot Sale by Moore Estate
Auction of house and lot on Oak Street belonging to the William Moore estate set for May 12 at 2 PM at the Dithmar and Carow office. Property likely to go cheap. bidders invited to attend and bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Street
Wm. Moore
Dithmar & Carow
Jelona and North Excel Sior
May 8 report notes Wm. Lawrenz and family visiting with his stepfather and cousin from North Mrs. L. Rudd and Miss Helen Dryer attended a missionary meeting at Reedsburg last Thursday. Prayer meeting planned at Philip Rhinehart's Thursday evening. One of Wu. Claridge's horses died Saturday in the field. Gillett spent time with his son Clarence. J. D. Sandford had his house repainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Lawrenz
North Freedom
L. Rudd
Helen Dryer
Reedsburg
Philip Rhinehart
Wu. Claridge
Gillett
Clarence
J. D. Sandford
White Couple Visit North To See Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. White traveled up north to visit their children in Wood County and Adams County. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Rogers of Mattison visited relatives in La Valle on Wednesday. Mrs. Fred Wood visited her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. K Ballard in Ironto on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. White
Wood Co
Adams Co
Murray Rogers
Matison
Fred Wood
K. Ballard
Ironto
Setters' One Way Second Class Rate To The Southeast
Settl ers one way second class rate to the southeast via the North Western Line takes effect the first and third Tuesdays in January February March and April 1905. Applies to Kentucky Alabama Georgia North Carolina Florida and other southern states. For full information tickets inquire of agents Chicago North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Alabama
Georgia
North Carolina
Florida
Chicago
Western Ba Y
Very Low Excursion Rates to California From All Stations
San Francisco and Los Angeles excursion rates in effect from Apt 10 to 14 inclusive with favorable return limits due to Woodmen of the World meeting. Two fast daily trains to California. The Overland Limited is electric lighted, under three days travel. The California Express offers drawing room and tourist sleeping cars. Pot rates and tickets apply to agents of Chicago and North Western.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
California
Overland Limited
California Express
Chicago & North-Westerns
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Peck& Clavadatscher
Portage
Wisconsin
Kiedner & Wart
Columbus
Clavadatscher
Bear Valley
Sandusky
Hyols Onya S.mvaonog Lv
Delton
South Westfield
South Delton
S.P. Searle
Jane Hanson
Will Carlish
Fairfield Friends
A. L. Farnsworth, M. D
Fred Tobler
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Thomas Martin
W. H. Noyes
Fond du Lac
Eva Noyes
Ash St
Geo Brown
Fargo
Ford Effinger
Webster & Porter’s
Jennie Head
Beloit
Misses Mills
Second Avenue
George McArthur Jr
Linen
Michael Weis
Westfield
Sheldon
Sauk County
Omaha
Hall Claire
Millston
Baraboo Telephone Co
Baraboo Company
Savan
Nah, GA
Fame
Isabelle Ecclestone Markay
Irls
Stake View
Aia
Hopkins
Devil’s Lake
Suiteq
Satimanlal
G. Gunag
IRL
We Premo House
Warren House
J.C. Willians
4Th. Street
Cornaye
HAY
Saie
L. P. Martiny
North Freedom, Wis
Sale
Jelona
North Excelsior
LA Valle
San Francisco
Los
Angeles
Briggs Grone
C. L. Pearson
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