Boston Store May June Sale At Bargain Prices
Cash buyers lead the sale with merchandise priced 20 to 30 percent below large stores and catalogue houses. May and June promotions emphasize savings for shoppers.
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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1905
Page
4
Cash buyers lead the sale with merchandise priced 20 to 30 percent below large stores and catalogue houses. May and June promotions emphasize savings for shoppers.
Bargains listed include Yestee suits and Buster Brown items at prices 1.25 1.50 1.75 1.95 Ld and 3.00. The snippet promotes value options across multiple grades and brands.
Long list of local visitors and residents in Reedsburg and nearby towns. Mentions Mrs. C. A. Williams Jr arriving with her mother, Mrs. Levi More on Second Avenue, and various calls to Madison Milwaukee Beloit La Crosse. Includes a court note: Judge Stevers set aside part of a special verdict in Frank Hunter vs Rose Scanlan, awarding $60 in damages.
Miss Lu Hampton of Baraboo and Grant Lampman of Prairie du Lac were married Monday forenoon May 15 1905 at the Presbyterian parsonage North La Crosse by Rev W J Turner. Lampman a local businessman and son of Lydia Lampman, wed the Baraboo born bride, who will reside at Emil Clement residence. The couple were serenaded by the Brass Band and plan housekeeping soon.
School outing with dinners lunches on lake picnic grounds near the lake. Dairy and farm machinery in operation with instructors guiding groups. Attendees must secure railroad tickets and reach the depot early to avoid crowds. Street cars convey the party to the university and talks by prominent men at noon. Supt. G. F. Snyder Baraboo Wisconsin issues circulars and offers C. N. W. like rates.
Village of Ableman Wisconsin invites sealed bids for the construction and furnishing of all material for two abutments on a Baraboo river bridge. Bids due June 3 1905 1 pm at the village hall. Specifications on file at the clerk's office. The committee may reject any or all bids. In Caledonia Jos Hoff unearthed a stone axe likely centuries old. A similar weapon was found in Jos Kabele's home. The area was a favored hunting ground and rendezvous for the red men with arrow heads commonly found in the river bottoms.
Peter Lind and Theodore Okern visit Madison while Portage and Baraboo residents spend time in the city. A Lyons school bell rings for the first time as Baraboo High and Portage Baraboo teams plan a game. Mystic dance at North Freedom draws seventy five Baraboo residents. Memorial Day address planned by Capt J H Whitney in Merrimack. Mrs Louis Krohn to cater Bettcher Miller wedding in La Crosse. Mrs Mary Britt found dead in Portage canal aged 85. heart disease cited. A Confederate ten dollar bill incident in a South Side saloon triggers trouble for a local man.
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