Five Pastors Cancer End: Thomas J Snodgrass Dies
Thomas J Snodgrass principal of the Methodist Episcopal church in New Richmond Wisconsin died in Hudson Wisconsin of tuberculosis aged fifty eight. He taught school before the ministry and became a respected Northwestern Wisconsin clergyman and Mason. He leaves a wife and several children including Mrs Phillip Keggs Boulder Colorado Mrs Hubert Anna Neillsville Wis and George Ivgrass a school principal. Funeral and interment will be at Viroqua Wisconsin Thursday.
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New Richmond
Wis
Thomas J. Snodgrass
Hudson
Itrabo0
Wisconsin
Phillip Keggs
Boulder
Colo
Hubert Anna
Neillsville
George Igrass
Alma
Wisney
Snodgass
M. E
Pavoo
Viroqua
Tharsday
Marriage Notice of Nora Erikson and Henna Lindloff
Loreto correspondent notes the engagement and upcoming marriage of Miss Nora Erikson of Loreto to Mr Henna Lindloff of Reedsburg. The couple plan to wed June 1 and will reside in Atchell South Dakota where Lindloff works in a jewelry store.
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Nora ‘Rkinson
Loreto
Henna Lindloff
Reedsburg
Atchell
South Dakota
Ladler
New Trial Ordered in Slade v Baraboo Telephone Co
Judge Stevens granted a new trial for Charles Slade versus Baraboo Telephone Company citing juror misconduct and the conduct of J. A. Murray. The order delays the verdict direction while whether to direct verdict for the defendant is considered. Warrants have been issued for four jurors who acted beyond proper bounds.
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Charles Slade
Uraboo Telephone Company
Stevens
Jackson
Atorneys
J. A. Murry
Tt Baraboo Telephone Company
Indian Civil Marriage Reported in Ibad County
Moses Deorah and Mary Smoke, Winnebago Indians, were recorded in Mauston Wisconsin on May 10 by a justice of the peace. This marks the first civil marriage among local Indians, breaking tribal custom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauston
Wis
Moses Deorah
Mary Smoke
Ibad County
Approval of Babcock by Baraboo Locomotive Engineers
Baraboo Division No. 176 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers approves of J. W. Babcock for supporting railway employes. The resolution cites his 1889 co-employes bill, backing for the Safety Appliance Act, and notes misrepresentation by Milwaukee lodges. Resolved to publish and forward copies to Babcock and the press.
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Baraboo Division
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Milwaukee
J. W. Babcock
Wisconsin
Madison
Chicago & North Western Railway Company
Babcock
North-Western
House of Representatives
Baraboo
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Cut Flowers for Weddings Funerals and Events
Local florist offers cut flowers for weddings entertainments and funerals with rose buds highlighted. Orders left at the post office or 11 Second Ave. Phone 282.
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Second Ave
Mrs. Garrisonian figure shapes Sauk county lore in Baraboo
The Baraboo region remembers Mrs. Garrison as a worldy resident who moved to Garrisonville from Nova Scotia. She once fired at a thief in a pig pen, sparking neighborhood alarm, and later helped spark local legends of mines and industry. She married Dr. Taylor in Philadelphia and later drifted to Chicago after hops and crockery ventures failed.
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Garrison
Claude Barstow
Detroit
Mion
Barstow
E. N. Marsh
Baraboo
Jackson
Dr. Taylor
Garrisonville
Milwaukee
Taylor
Chicago
Bear Killed by Hunters Near Richland Center Wisconsin
A black bear weighing about 300 pounds was killed in the town of Marshall by a band of hunters. Richland County once had bears common but none have been killed here for nearly twenty years. Judge Kelsey learns a new law allows county court to be held at Spring Green though not mandatory. Baraboo attorneys are unsettled by the change, noting the long travel required to hold a one day court there. Some expect Reedsburg and Prairie du Sac to seek similar court sittings.
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Greenfield
Garrisonville
Garrison
California
Jackson
Orson Simonds
Wisconsin
Sauk County
W. H. Canfield
England
Milwaukee
Richland Center
Wis
Marshall
Richland County
Kelsey
Spring Green
Ashe
Baraboo
Reedsbury
Prairie du Sac
Madison Passenger Train Changes and Crew Assignments
Passenger train No. 8 now departs Madison at 2:00 PM instead of 3:00 PM. Engineers Geo Khuns and Geo Hoadley receive new assignments to trains 502 and work near Galena respectively, with firemen N P Minister and A Robinson moving to Wonewoc and Janesville duties. Additional crew changes include Alfred Robinson to Beloit unloading and Gus Drager assigned to runs 502 and 509 between Elroy and Janesville.
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Madison
Geo. Khuns
Alfred Robinson
Beloit
Geo. Hoadley
Galena
Gus. Drager
Elroy
Janesville
Resignation of Brakeman J Dusenberry
Brakeman J Dusenberry has tendered his resignation from his railroad position. The move ends his tenure with the company and clears the way for a successor to be appointed to the brakeman role.
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J. Dusenberry
Engine Crews Assigned to Multiple Local Runs
Engineers Terbilcox Kuhns and Koerth are assigned to runs between Baraboo Harvard Elroy Janesville and Winona with specific pairings. Meyer and Siegel receive other Baraboo Harvard Madison routes. Brake man O Keefe sprains ankle at Reedsburg foot board and will be off duty for a time. Machinist Nieman returns to work after vacation improving his home on Second Street.
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Reedsburg
John O’keefe
East Street
H. A. Nieman
Second Street
To Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Brom Quinine
Contemporary advertisement proclaims a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Brom Quinine tablets. It notes a money back guarantee if the remedy fails and includes E. W Grove’s signature on each box priced at 25 cents.
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E. W Grove
Supper Served by Ladies Auxiliary Not D of H
The Ladies Auxiliary to the I A of M served the Monday evening supper not the D of H as previously reported. Michael J Whaien, longtime railroad employee and well known in Milwaukee, died yesterday at his home. He served as both brakeman and conductor.
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I. A. of M
D. of H
Michael J. Whaien
Milwaukee
Pasture for Cattle Available from Schroeder Brothers
Persons desiring cattle pasture should see Schroeder brothers G J and G Albert with W P Bassett. Good grazing and abundant water guaranteed and salted weekly.
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G. J
G. Albert Schroeder
W. P. Bassett
City Council Moves Heating Upgrades and Street Plans
Mayor Marriott led last night’s meeting with all aldermen present. The board of education seeks 6000 to install heating and ventilation in First and Second ward schools. A steam road roller bid proposal failed. Deeds for Tenth avenue extension and sewer permits were approved. An ordinance for paving Second Avenue and part of Second Street passed.
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Marriott
Board of Education
Second Ward
Andrews
J. W. Davis
Street Committee
Jacobs
D. Rumpf
Philip Cheek
Tenth Avenue
Oak Street
F. R. Woodruff
C. A. Langdon
al. Ringling
E. August Runge
H. Moeller
Second Avenue
Second Street
Foley
Fourth
C. L. Brewster
Woolford
Kartack
Joe Hooker
Court House Park
M. J. Coughlin
John Saare
Hood Bros
S. Corbin
Chas. Ruhland
Geo. J. Gollmar
Emil Moog
John M. Kelley
Fire Dept
J. G. Seaman
J. Wi Davie
Ioek Ste
Wotes
Lee- English
Eee Baraboo Light Co
Welstack
Lt. Coir
M. C. Hacker
Binen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Judge Stevens
Slade Case
Moses Decorah
Baraboo de
Clare
Rail
Thomas Williams, F.A.E. Enos Sherman, C. E
BIC Black Bear
Ringling Bros
Baltimore
M. D
Wilmington
Del
Chester
Trenton
N. J
New Brunswick
Newark
Paterson
Kingston
N. Y
Schenectady
N. P
Wonewoc
M. H. Hufman
Fennimore
A. Robinson
A. E. Britton
J. Wettstein
Janesvile
John Terbilcox
Harvard
Geo. C. Kuhns
E. Koerth
Winona
Chris Meyer
M.H. Siegel
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