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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1905
Page
3
Attorney S R Simon contests the imprisonment as illegal and seeks funding sources before appealing to the Supreme Court. Heilbron plans Madison trip during Supreme Court session and will take over service in the divorce case. He defends his client against fraud and duress claims, saying he never met the young man before.
In Richland Center Wisconsin a mob tried to lynch Charles Tyler and two sons after charges of assaulting Miss St John. Sheriff Roedebush and under sheriff Copenhefer restrained the crowd, securing the prisoners in jail with special deputies and repeated assurances the law would run its course. The victim remained unconscious with severe injuries.
A Michigan City laborer credited Dr A W Chase's Ointment with curing his piles after others failed. The ad claims the ointment provides a guaranteed cure with money back if unsatisfied. The product is sold for 50 cents a box at dealers or via the Buffalo office.
Mrs. Wm. Schubring and Lydia and Walter Schubring spent Sunday in Merrimack. Pay checks arrived at the shops and were handed to employees at work to save time and avoid confusion under a new rule.
Major C H Williams reports news of his sister Mrs Terrell Thomas of Oakland California that Robert W Ritchie grandson of Major Williams and son of Rev Robert Ritchie has become editor of Yokohama Daily Advertiser the only American paper in the Far East outside Manila. Ritchie a University of California graduate rose quickly from cub reporter to managing editor in two and a half years.
The Misses Clement spent yesterday in North Freedom with friends. Mrs. H. Delap visited relatives in Black River Falls. Jennie Mills-Head returned to Beloit after a local visit. Mace Culp and children from Madison visited relatives Saturday and Sunday. Tillie Dyrude of Madison spent Sunday with her parents. Vernie Harding, Devil's Lake night operator, visited his parents in Ableman. Mrs. Kiefer and sons returned from Ableman. Carl Thayer from Brookings arrived to work in Webster and Porter. Anne Donaghey of North Freedom visited here late last week. Maude Draper traveled to North Freedom for a weekend with her parents. John Clavadatscher and daughter Anna from Prairie du Lac were in town. Rev. Schneller’s two sons joined them.
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