Real Estate Transfers listed for Baraboo and area
A compiled notice records various property transfers from multiple parties to individuals and organizations across Towns of Delton Ironton Prairie du Lac Bear Creek and cities including Baraboo Reedsburg and North Freedom with prices ranging from 100 to 32 500. Notable entries include Albert A. Smith acquiring land in Ironton James A. Stone selling to Albert A Smith and the Baraboo Cemetery Association receiving a parcel via R B Griggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lahey
Ransom Jackson
Hill’s Adda
Baraboo
Shaw
Silas W. Slater
W. G. Funnel
LaValle Village
Mathew Wickery
Joseph Stadler
John Dambeck
Charles Ott
Delton
Mary Grace Bonham
E. M. Hoag
Frank O. Leigh
Charles J. Schlegelmilch
Sumpter
R. B. Griggs
John
Peter Enge
Honey Creek
Herman Klutzmann
Henry P. Klutzmann
Sprecher
Deltona
Hora Kruse
John Heistand
Westfield
Mathew Wickern
Albert E. Britton
C. J. Brown
Lively
Lower Ash Street
C.J. Brown
Clara E. Britton
J.C. Luhrsen
F. W. Kohlmeyer
Loganville
Fred Fridiger
Wilda Fridiger
Bear Creek
J. R. Woodruff
Frank R. Woodruff
John H. Claridge
Geo. W. Morfan
Reedsburg
E. C. Perkins
Christian C., Steuter
Prairie du Lac
A Grandmother's Remedy Promises Fast Cold Cure
An old fashioned home remedy of Boschee's German Syrup is promoted to treat severe colds and lagrippe. The ad asserts quick relief for children and adults, noting trial bottles for 25 cents and regular sizes, with Evenson's Pharmacy on Oak Street selling the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boschee
Evenson’s Pharyoul Oak Street
Wheelerburg Station May Report Heads to Readers
May 8 entry by William Lindloff notes a visit to his parents and family updates. It lists local residents including Kleden G Steffen and Ree ar nee Chas Summers with a sick baby, mentions Henry Se and Joe Meburg at work, and that stump removal on Enginee Mann’s farm finished. Mentions ongoing planting season with farmers busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lindloff
Kleden
G. Steffen
Ham
Ree Ar
Chas
Minew
Henry
Joe Meburg
W. Schleden
Enginee Mann
Bumps Social Planned at Mrs Edith Adams Home
May 12 social at the home of Mrs Edith Adams with a ten cent picnic supper. Local notes report Henry Dowd losing a valuable horse last Friday and several visits between Baraboo Elroy Dellona and Dellona residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Adams
Henry Dowd
H. H. Hulbert
Baraboo
Frank Morrison
Elroy
Hiram Clement
John Patterson
D. B. Reynolds
Sun Dance
Greenfield notices include meeting, work, and employment
The Ladies Aid society will meet with Mrs. Willis Cowles on Wednesday afternoon May 17 for supper. Drilling began on the Kellogg farm May 3. Earl Johnson accepted a position at Pratts hardware store. Mrs. Alice Owen and her children of Portage visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C Wing, for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Willis Cowles
Kellogg
Earl Johnson
Pratts Hardware Store
Alice Owen
Portage
C. Wing
Local visits noted in Skillet Creek area
May 8 report lists Mrs. Albert Watkins and sons Royal and Frank visiting Alva Hymes in Rice Lake with Mr. Watkins returning from Minnesota. Paul Cahoon and family spent Sunday with Wilbur Cahoon. Arthur Spencer and family visited Chas Spencer. Willis Ryan and family were Sunday guests of the Travis family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Watkins
Royal
Frank
Rice Lake
Alva Hymes
Mr. Watkins
Minnesota
Paul Cahoon
Wilbur Cahoon
Arthur Spencer
Chas. Spencer
Willis Ryan
Travis
Guarantee on Tar Syrup Refund Offer
The undersigned pledge a money back guarantee on a 40c bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure coughs or colds. A 25c bottle is offered with a similar satisfactory or refund promise. Fisher Bros J. 8. Donovan & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Fisher Bros. J
Donovan & Co
North Freedom Neighbors Share News and Travel Updates
May notes from North Freedom describe visits to Fairchild Reedsburg La Valle and Mirror Lake, plus church events and a local entertainment. Residents like Mrs Eva Bowers Mr S P Elias and families from Baraboo Reedsburg LaRue and Madison are mentioned with travels illnesses and relocations.
Westfield Residents Host Visitors and Property News
Town residents entertained guests including Ed Borkenhagen and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stine. Mrs. Seth Jacobs of Reedsburg bought the Steinke place on the side hill, known as the Orville Harkins place. Walter Carpenter departed Thursday evening with his car of goods bound for Whistler Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Ed. Borkenhagen
Seth Jacobs
Reedsburg
Steinke Place
Orville Harkins Place
Geo. Stine
Walter Carpenter
Whistler
Alabama
Woodland News Roundup Highlights Local Socials and Agriculture
May 8 report from Woodland details a successful Walton benefit dance raising about $30. Visitor notes include Mrs. Julia Johnston of Corwin staying with A. Broas, and Martin Morrison and Wm. Sherman visiting Wonewoc. A Baraboo river fishing party enjoyed a good time, while many attended Dr. Bates’ party in Ironton. Farmer C. H. Schwartz boasted a flock of 48 ewes with 67 lambs and 391 pounds wool. Carl Schroeder plans to raise a large barn next Thursday. A young man, biking to see his girl, broke down and walked home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton
Julia Johnston
Corwin
A. Broas
Baraboo
Martin Morrison
Wm. Sherman
Bates
Ironton
C. H. Schwartz
Woodland
Carl Schroeder
Ableman approves 1800 bond for iron bridge
In Ableman a special election approved bonding the village for 1800 to build a Baraboo river iron bridge by a 76 to 12 vote. The town notes several social visits and small local events including births, travel to Milwaukee for lodge sessions, and a dress making shop opening on Main and River Streets.
Merrimack Social Notes Highlight Visits and Arrivals
May 8 social roundup lists Miss Hamilton Baraboo visiting sister Miss Bertha Hamilton, Miss Agnes O Keefe in Milwaukee, T W Sick visiting friends, Miss Snyder Baraboo with Miss L Delap, and Mrs M E Behrens in Baraboo. Also noted are Constance A King’s trip to Sumpter, Geo Kasdorf family at a Greenfield wedding, Geo Canfield in Reedsburg, Ester Pigg finishing business college in Madison, Rev Roberts visiting, and new store owners Steuber and Harrison Harmon purchasing Cooper and Pigg store with expectant possession. Also mentioned are Mr Lawson and family visiting, Mrs Florence Hill’s New Hampshire arrival to care for ill mother Mrs G Peck, and E P Noyes entertaining Grand Rapids father en route to Tomah residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hamilton
Baraboo
Bertha Hamilton
Agnes O’keefe
Milwaukee
T. W. Sick
Wonewoc
Miss Snyder
L. Delap
M. E. Behrens
Constance A. King
Sumpter
Geo. Kasdorf
Koerth-Johnson
Greenfield
Geo. Canfield
Reedsburg
Ester Pigg
Madison
Business College
Rev.Roberts
Mr. Strassman
Chicago
Steuber
Praisie du Lac
Harrison Harmon
Lodi
Cooper and Pigg
Lawson
Delap
Florence Hill
Nee Peck
New Hamshire
G. Peck
E. P. Noyes
Grand Rapids
Mich
Tomah
Wis
Spring Green News Roundup of Local Events and Changes
Anton Schlosser of Brod Head was here on business last week. Miss Gleason and Miss Merritt led revival meetings at the M E church. Edward Lester and family from Florahome Florida arrived to spend the summer with their children. John Lins of Big Hollow goes to Madison for hernia operation. G F Post secures contract to build a new 36 by 80 foot hall at Sextonville with parlor dining room and kitchen. completion expected next fall. Owen King has well drilling gear on north claims to prove ground for diamond drills. County Supt Spyder visited schools here Tuesday into Wednesday. Oscar Jordan and Miss Carrie Needham married at St Luke’s church. reside in Franklin. Parker Austin of Superior visiting. Lily Keely returns from Madison and Stoughton. Mrs Hutson ill recently. John Cody of West Spring Green cut foot with ax, serious wound. Inter County Fair seeks bids for a half mile track on newly acquired grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Schlosser
Brodhead
Owen King
Spyder
Uhere
Oscar Jordan
Carrie Needham
St. Luke’s Church
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh Containing Mercury
Mercury ointments can ruin the sense of smell and disrupt the entire system when absorbed through mucous surfaces. Avoid them unless prescribed by reputable physicians. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F.J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio is mercury free and taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Sold by Druggists. Price 75 cents per bottle. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F.j.cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F.J. Cheney & Co
Constitution
Kilian's Wagon Shop Reopens On Fourth Street
H Rau announces closing his blacksmith shop at Ash and River Streets and reopening a wagon shop on Fourth Street August. The shop will build all kinds of wagons to order and offer repairing and saw filing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash and
River Sts
Aug
Baraboo pasture for horses cattle near Ringling Bros camp
Pasture land four miles west of Baraboo on Eighth Avenue offers space for horses at 374c per week in woven wire fencing with ample moisture and three flowing wells near the Baraboo river. Ringling Bros. ships 255 head for summer. cattle go 123c weekly in barbed wire. Stock at owner’s risk. arrange by arrival and pay on departure. N H Smith farm phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mever
Baraboo
Ringling Bros
Eighth Arenue
N. H. Smith
Low Round Trip Fares to San Francisco and Los Angeles
The Chicago and North Western Railway offers very low rates to San Francisco and Los Angeles via the North Western Line. Effective May 2 through 13, with favorable return limits, for travel to the Cumberland Presbyterian General Assembly at Frisco. Two fast trains to California daily. The Fire Overland Limited is electric lighted and under three days travel. The California Express is another fast option with drawing room and tourist sleeping cars. For fares and tickets, contact Chicago & North Western Railway agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North-Western Line
General Assembly of Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Frisco
California
Fire Overland Limited
California Express
Chicago & North Western Ry
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Babcock
United States
Bellows Falls, VT
Vermont Farm Machine Co
Bellows Falls
Minneapolis
Omaha
la Crosse
Siouxla
Kansas City
Geo. W. Blann
Emil Boettcher
Hill
Saraboo
Geo. W. Morgan
S. E. Wakefield
City of
Wheelerburg Station
Skillet Creek
Pree
Sparta
Co. W. Whitman, J. B. Donovan & Co
Cc, H. Evenson Fisher Bros
North Freedom
Maude Northrup
Fairchild
George Davies
S. P. Elias
Eva Bowers
Mr. Seeley
la Valle
Alvin Pettys
Parsboo
Will Hackett
Louis Armstrong
Ed. Lyons
Duvall
Jake Hackett
I. Nelson
Jim Mastin
P. Ellas
Sarah Maxham
J. ‘I’. Lawton
Mirror Lake
Ben Duvall
Mr. L
la Rue
M. W. A. Hall
Ladies Aid Society
Korb
Narrows Prairie Cemetery
Mrs. L. Smith
Julius Jacobs
LaRue
Wood
Washington
Our Town
Wm. Rice
P. Elias
J. T. Lawton
Anna Bluemkin
Tom Johnston
H. Koppke
Rob. Grosinske
Albert Mahler
Boyd Blachly
B. J. Cook
T. B. Hanger
Ed. Ristau
Had Brooks
Kilbourn
H C. Koester
Sanford Armstrong
Wm. Lyons
Janett Fosdick
John Mattox
Herman
Fred Smith
Plattville
Ed. Stinebrink
Will Lyons
Nora
Maude Borkenhagen
Clarence Cook
Kulow
Mrs. Kulow
Will Lyon
Glen Brooks
Hud Brooks
P. Brooks
Terrytown
Marion Jacobs
Ed. Turnham
Turnham
A. W. Coughran
Long Branch
Barker
John Rumpf
Ableman
Otto Krause
G. Scharnke
Geo. Cooper
Scharnke & Son
Geo. Schneller
Wm. Gall
A. Schoenbeck
A. Krueger
Wm. Dreike
Martha Steinhorst
Frank Schuster
Mueller
Geo. Meyer
A. Langenhan
Henry Holtz
Grand Lodge
D. of
Edward
Geo. Premo
Gertrude
Epworth League
Constance King
C.T. U
M. T. Martin
Roberts
I. J. Norris
W.astle
Jno. Meisser
Will Gallus
John Noyes
Royal Parkin
Miss Meyers
J. Gattwinkle
Alice Truehl
Ladies of
Merrimack
Main and
John Cody
West Spring Green
Inter County Fair Association
Cury
Killian
Curky& Bury Clothing & Furnishings
San Francisco
Los
Angeles
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