Wednesday Brieflets FromMadison and Milwaukee
Fisher's Carbolic Salve cures. Zuck and Thoenig work in Madison for a few days. Andrew Patrick appointed city scavenger. Fish forbidden only bass in Devil's Lake and Mirror Lake. Kathryn McGinnis returns from Madison visit. Rev J M Bain to speak at Presbyterian meeting. John Reins and Caroline Frank licensed to marry. Forepaugh Sells show headed for Milwaukee next Monday. Bonham Strong Patterson Stone fishing at Lodde's mill. Drill accident injures workman northwest of city. State S S association convention June 6 7 8 in Milwaukee First Baptist church. Delegates rules: two per Sunday school plus one per fifty scholars. Charles McCrooley jailed 90 days after recent release for drunkenness. incident with Officer Delap on Ash street. Justice Halsted presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Association
First Baptist Church
Milwaukee
Wis
Charles McCrooley
Officer Delap
City
Ash Street
McCrooley
Delap
Justice Halsted
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Effective Says Lyons Woman
Mrs. M Burkley of Lyons shares a testimonial about Doan's Kidney Pills from Evenson's Pharmacy. She suffered kidney problems for 15 to 20 years with back pain and urinary issues, but notes relief after using Doan's. Foster Miles Co Buffalo NY distributes Doan's and 50 cent price noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U.S
Doan’s
Baraboo Social Notes Report Local Movements and Deals
Thursday Walter Curry visits Ableman and Mrs Emma Walsh stops in Elroy. Laura E Watson travels to Fond du Lac while Paul Herfort Jr. returns from the west. Rev Scoville and daughter head to Neillsville. Mrs Paul Herfort and Franklin visit Chicago. Lyman Norton and family stay with Eugene in Wonewoc. Martha Warn visits Fairfield relatives in Baraboo. Local figures visit Colfax and Auburn. August Krueger sells a southeast Baraboo home for 1225 dollars. Wonewoc citizens pledge 6000 for a factory. 3000 more needed. Sewing society hosted by Mrs Kessler at German Lutheran church. Thurston couple visit Stratford kin. Edward Kohlsaat returns to Milwaukee. Mrs Kohlsaat stays in Baraboo. Mrs Louis Armstrong and sister Warriner of Tomah in Madison to see injured husband recovering. Baraboo fishermen at Lodde's mill report poor season opener.
Local notes from Baraboo and surrounding towns
A sweep of short items reports visits and travel by residents C H Booher at Sparta Mrs J Barrett and two daughters at Madison T H Martin in North Freedom Captain Whitney’s return from North Freedom George Schwarz and Charles Gall from Ableman in Baraboo Attorney Mahoney of Portage in town on business Mrs M J Carpenter back from Reedsburg relatives Rev P B Grinde and family en route to Madison Advent Christian camp meeting set for June 8 near LaValle Ten Nights in a Bar Room drawn crowds in Watertown manager Moore notes. Dode Fisk wins $4500 verdict against Lake Shore railroad Baraboo social and club activities plus local lore on Merrimack and Baraboo’s rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Moore
Watertown
Wis
E. R. Hogate
Dramatic Company
Canvas Theatre
Cure for locomotor ataxia via Williams Pink Pills
Albany resident James H. Watkins says he recovered from locomotor ataxia after using Williams Pink Pills, reporting improved circulation, regained strength, and full return to normal activity after seven to eight months. He notes initial numbness and knee stiffness, with doctors confirming the condition. Pills available at drug stores. begin at first numbness in feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Watkins
Westerlo Street
Albany, N.Y
Williams
Notice to creditors in Baraboo probate case 1905
First publication May 10 1905 Sauk County Wisconsin probate notices creditors of John Somers late of Baraboo must file claims by November 7 1905 or be barred. December 5 1905 at 10 00 am the court will examine and adjust claims at Baraboo Court House. W T Kelsey Judge Daniel Ruggles attorney for executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Burrington
John Lane
Merrimack
Altoona
Wir. Wood
Burrington
Lane
Baraboo
State OF
Wisconsin
Sauk County
John Somers
W. T. Kelsey
Said
Hattie D. Alexander
E. C. Foster
State OF Wisconsin
Insaid
Wm. Welk
George Cordes
W.T. Kelsey
To Share Kindred Things in Life and Death
Poem excerpt reflecting on friendship and shared experience. The speaker notes that art wine music and life lose meaning when experienced alone. The fragrance of a rose prompts a message from the heart while leaves ripen together. The stanza closes praising friendship and mutual regard.
Trade With Cuba Shrinks American Exports in Cuba
The text notes a decline in trade with Cuba from 1899 to 1902 as American goods valued at $27,188 and £97 were imported in 1899 while imports rose to $25,243,200 in 1902. It asserts the United States now accounts for just over 40 percent of Cuba's imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Brewer
Bennett and Heinemann Medical Colleges
Dr. Brewer
United States
Brewer
Cuba
Seamless Welding Advancement in Birmingham
Seamless welding of iron and steel is now performed in Birmingham England using acetylene and oxygen in a blowpipe. This method marks a notable development in metalworking and industrial fabrication at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
England
Indians Use Devil's Shoestring to Catch Fish at Sonora
The Kaneas City Journal reports a July fishing method where tribes near Sonora stun fish with juice from the root of a plant called devil's shoestring. Two thousand five hundred bundles are prepared, water is bathed in juice, and fish are then speared or bow-shot. Squaws clean and cook the catch for a hilltop feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonora
Kanesas City
Hon. B. Holland Travels to Madison for Fortnight
Hon. B. Holland of Black River left for Madison today for a two week period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Holland
Black River
Madison
Heart Cure Claims for Dr Miles Offer
A testimonial touts Dr Miles Heart Cure as restoring a failing heart by strengthening nerves and muscles. The speaker describes relief from breath shortness, chest pain, and palpitations after using the product, with a Frost Ohio resident claiming renewed vigor and ability to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Dr. Miles
H. D. McGill
Frost
Ohio
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Gas Morthey Mé Aggres
S.S.S
Station A
Kansas City
W. P. Brush
Patton
J. B. Donovan & Co
Pharmacists
Warren House
Bates House
Reesburg
lDr
Breener
Nonmouth
Illinois
Maaple City
Hell's
Donovan’s Drug Store
Erteamn
Wren
Madison Medicine Co
Donovan’s Pharamcy
DR. Bell
Donovan
Fisher
William Zuck and
E. Thoenig
The
Board of Health
Andrew Patrick City
Devil’s Lake
Mirror Lake
Kathryn McGinnis
J. M. Bain
Portage
John Reinsback
Parkston
South Dakota
Caroline Frank
Spring Green
Gus
Henry Ringling
J. L. Bonham
B. H. Strong
M. L. Patterson
L. W. Stone
Lodde’s Mill
J. R. Wood
Lodi
N. F. Baker
Kendalls
Mrs. E. Koerth
la Crosse
Walter Curry
Ableman
Emma Walsh
Elroy
Laura E. Watson
Fond du Lac
Paul Herfort Jr
Rev. Scoville
Neillsville
Paul Herfort
Franklin
Chicago
Lyman Norton
Eugene
Wonewoc
Martha Warn
Fairfield
Anderson
A.P. Nelson
Colfax
T. F. Risley
H. H. Stanley
Millard
Auburn
New York
Marshfield
Dr. Hilliard
August Krueger
Lucy Smith
Philbrick
Fred Kessler
Ladies Sewing Society
German Lutheran Church
Mrs. Thurston
Stratford
Fred Smith
Edward Kohlsaat
A. L. Reiner
McDermitt
Kohlsaat
Louis Armstrong
C. H. Booher
Sparta
J. Barrett
A. Dangell
T. H. Martin
North Freedom
J. H. Whitney
George Schwarz
Charles Gall
F. Mahoney
M. J. Carpenter
Reedsburg
P. B. Grinde
Camby Bay
Minn
Advent Christian Churches of
Dudleston’s Grove
LaValle
J. N. Richardson
B. Forrester
Thos. Burton
Fred Getchell
Mr. Dunlap
A. S. Hawley
Dodgeville
Dode Fisk
Fort Wayne
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Road
H. G. Gropp
Fred Gollmar
Frank Stewart
E. Weirich
Will Barringer
R. L. Booker
Kilbourn Dells
E. J. Wheeler
Kilbourn
Daniel Ruggles
Executrix
State OF Wisconsin County Court
D. Ruggles
Petitioner
Charles D. Stewart
the Fugitive Blacksmith
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