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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1905
Page
6
Real estate notes list empty or near vacant lots on S Street northeast of Cream Street. Some parcels offered in lump purchases at 30 dollars per lot while other vacant tracts in various areas start around 100 dollars.
Notes from Portage and nearby areas record visits by Elder Snow and Nell Brown, a Milwaukee funeral, and several coming services and weddings. The Cordes funeral draws many old friends, while Baraboo Degree of Honor plans attendance at a Portage play The Corner Store. A large Ellington wedding plus a new dancing platform and 400 invitations mark tonight’s social scene.
David Jones, four years in Racine, rests at home awaiting indefinite stay. Mystic Workers of the World North Freedom host a social dance Monday evening May 224 at the M W A hall with a Baraboo lodge audience invited. A 7:30 pm special car returns about 2 am. fare 25 cents round trip. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs J W Layden visited Chicago for the funeral of Frank K Foster the Layden cousins’ young friend who died after eight weeks of illness at nineteen.
Warm weather urged as best time to tackle catarrh with Hyomei. Direct nasal application claimed to kill germs and stop growth, with first day improvement. Complete outfit priced at one dollar with money back guarantee from Fisher Bros. if it fails.
John J. Anderson of Cazenovia and Westford testifies to relief from kidney disease after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He details sleepless nights, pain, and swelling, credits the medicine, and notes his full recovery. Office of Foster-Milburn Co and Evenson's Pharmacy advertise the treatment. Additional local items cover a social for Mrs. McFarland, a Kilbourn editor clash, and the 1906 Eagles convention aims, with Racine and Baraboo mentioned for hosting.
Advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine Nine Tablets claiming a one day cure for a cold. All druggists refund money if it fails. Box bears E. W Grove’s signature and price listed as 28 cents.
State of Wisconsin Sauk County By order of County Court Baraboo May 10 1905 administrator John H White petitions license to sell real estate to pay debts hearing set for June 6 1905 at 10 am real estate sale required publication for three weeks in Baraboo News personal service on Mary Deitzman and all interested parties residing in the county at least twenty days before hearing
State of Wisconsin Sauk County Probate Notice to appear at the reg ular county court term in Baraboo on July 4 at ten in the forenoon to hear the final account of E C Foster's estate administered by executrix Hattie D Alexander and to assign the residue to lawful heirs. Dated May 18 1905 by order of the court W T Kelsey County Judge.
Mrs. Mattie Marriott and Mr. M H Mould traveled to Dubuque Iowa to visit Mr and Mrs Sim Mould. M H Mould will not return to Baraboo before leaving for England.
An advertisement claims Dr Miles Nervine nourishes and strengthens nerves helping recovery from nervousness and post fever restlessness. It cites Otto Kolb of Evansville Indiana and promises refund if the first bottle fails, noting sale by local druggists.
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