Wedding of Annie Stabnaw and John Simon at Maple Hill
A pretty wedding took place at the Stabnaw home on Wednesday as Miss Annie Stabnaw and John Simon exchanged vows in Baraboo ordained by Rev. Wm. F. Hiske. About 50 relatives attended with bridesmaid Ida Krause and maid of honor Mable Sullivan. Guests from away included August Stabnaw Greenwood Wis and many local families. The couple planned a two week Minnesota visit after a reception featuring pink and white decor and gifts of furniture silverware and china.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Rumpf
Minnesota
August Stabnaw
Greenwood
Wis
Wm. Simons
Fanny Rumpf
Elna
Daniel Rumpf
Elske
Baraboo
Alvin Leindorff
LaValle
Herman Meyer
Will Kruse
August Hameister
Reedsburg
Agnes
Lyda Ko
Talk Is Cheap But It Pays Free Medical Treatment
The Illinois State Specialists offer free treatment for the poor with a crowded office and many cures. Advanced equipment and extensive experience back their claims. The free treatment window closes next week and interested people should write or call at 628 W State St Rockford Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
State St
Rockford
Ill
Shadow social for Sabbath school in Dist No 5
A shadow social will be held at H. Siggelkow’s on the old Newkirk farm Friday evening October 16 to benefit the Sabbath school in District No 5. Ladies will bring baskets with enough for two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Siggelkow
Newkirk Farm
Dist
Backache cure prescription praised by local druggist
A New York daily article promotes a simple remedy for backache and kidney or bladder issues. Fluid Extract Dandelion half ounce Compound Karyon one ounce Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces, shake and take after meals and at night. The local pharmacist notes ingredients are harmless and inexpensive and may aid kidney cleansing and waste filtration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Daily
Bright
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Kidney Relief
An advertisement proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens kidneys and cures ailments including pains in the loins and backache. It emphasizes toning effect and overall urinary system health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Local Notes From Excelsior Area
Mrs. E. H. S. Nye, aged over seventy, fell on a rug and sustained a broken nose with facial bruises but is recovering well. Arthur Sweet recovered after illness with Dr. Hummel of Abie in attendance. District No. 6 reopened with Miss Verna Montgomery as teacher. Royal Neighbors gathering near Reedsburg drawn by Wone wee lodge invitation reported as a good time. Woltmann-Dankert wedding attended by Liessman, Toeder, and others. funeral of Mrs. Niemand held in Reedsburg. Mrs. Cooke and baby and Miss Alma visited in the city. Addie Lange returned to Madison Sept. 26 after June vacation with her mother. Minnie Lang expected home from Europe where she traveled in Germany since May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Montgomery
Amy Clingman
Reedsburg
Wonewee Lodge
Wm. Liessman
Albert Toeder
Woltmann
Nora St. John
Ned O’connor
Niemand
Cooke
Baby
Miss Alma
Addie Lange
Madison
Micheal Lange
Europe
Germany
Merrimack Social Notes Reach Into Chicago and Baraboo
Oct 5 local column reports Mrs. Albert Premo and baby from Chicago and Mrs. O E Whitcomb and daughter Helen of Baraboo visiting here. Dr J Rundlett arrives to practice medicine and run a drug store in the Smith and Clarke building. Various locals and visitors from Madison Portage Baraboo and Chicago appear in friendly weekend gatherings and arranging moves and auctions.
Pine Hollow Valley Social Roundup
Oct 5 reports show Miss Mary Kamenzky visiting friends Elsie Stackmann Ida Radseck Lydia Radseck Clara Kosin Clara Stienke Anna Néhring and North Freedom guests. Aug Stackman visited Stiewe parents. Alvina Stiewe Henry Stiewe and grandmother with Mrs. Andrew Platt Baraboo. Meta Rufall hosted Annie Kamenzky. Eddie Janke home on Sunday. Fred Stienke and Albert Dresher of North Freedom spent Sunday in Pine Hollow Valley. Mrs Lieser and children visiting Baraboo parents conclude the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kamenzky
Elsie Stackmann
Ida
Lydia Radseck
Clara Kosin
Pine Hollow
Clara Stienke
Anna Néhring
North Freedom
Aug. Stackman
H. Stiewe
Alvina
Henry Stiewe
Andrew Platt
Baraboo
Meta Rufall
Annie Kamenzky
Eddie Janke
Mr. Arnold
Fred Stienke
Albert Dresher
Pine Hollow Valley
Chas
Lieser
Sue
Pine Hollow community events noted in weekend gatherings
Week returned to her home in the city Saturday. A number of young people from Pine Hollow attended the meeting in church Sunday evening. Gustave Platt and Edward Stiewe of Baraboo spent Sunday evening with a number of their Pine Hollow friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Week
Pine Hollow
Gustave Platt
Edward Stiewe
Baraboo
Skillet Creek Socials Note Visits and Illness
Oct. 5 reports Julius Allwin and wife of Sumpter visiting Wa. Allwin. Wallace Stone and wife of Baraboo with sister and husband Mr and Mrs George Lockwood of Los Angeles spent time at Astle and Hill. Mrs John Astle aided Barron-bound grandson Loyd Welch with meningitis. Mrs Wm Wichein back from illness. Freda Hamburg of Reedsburg visited John and family last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Allwin
Sumpter
Allwin
Wallace Stone
Baraboo
George Lockwood
Los Angeles
Cal
Astle and
Hill
John Astle
Barron
Loyd Welch
Wm. Wichein
Freda Hamburg
Reedsburg
John
Loreto Guests Attends Cousin Kate Murphy Wedding
Loreto residents travel to Soldiers Grove for the wedding of Miss Kate Murphy. Frank Kaney returns from Madison. Mike Dwyer of Green Bay visits friends. Willie Kaney recalled home for his father J F Kaney's illness. Mrs Welch improves after serious illness. John Scallan visits then returns to Austin Minnesota. Dr Beagles sees J F Kaney, reports slight improvement. Evelyn Rice dies at 138, funeral planned after short illness before first communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beagles
J. F. Kaney
Evelyn
Michael
Sarah Rice
Local Social Notes From Cassell Area
Oct 6 reports show Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Goodyear returning to Cassell. Misses Mary Arnold Ann Pierce visit George Ambler's at Black Hawk. Miss Johanna Becker of Franie du Saois visits sister Mrs Bruce Babington. Mr and Mrs John Talbot visit Mrs Talbots sister Mrs Adam Hutter at Plain. Alexander Stewart and family and Hans Peterson visit Eugene Stewart. Agnes Stewart returns to Robert Fitch's. Louisa's place filled by Agnes at Julius Fich's Plain. Mr and Mrs August Pieper and Frances visit John Pieper's Black Hawk son Harry joins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Goodyear
Cassell
Mary Arnold
Ann Pierce
George Ambler
Black Hawk
Johanna Becker
Franie du Saois
Bruce Babington
John Talbot
Robert Fitch
Louisa
Julius Fich
Plain
R.S. Ott
Chicago
August Pieper
Frances
Baraboo
John Pieper
Philip Able
Harry
Belle Holt Opens School Dist 3 In South Delton
Miss Belle Holt started her school in District No. 3 on Monday in South Delton. Several residents attended the Kilbourn fair including Miss Zada Halli and Mr. and Mrs. Fry and Powell. Fern Dell dance is set for Saturday evening and locals hope for good luck for Earl Lamberton and Harry Mather heading to Tripp County, South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Holt
Zada Halli
Kilbourn
Cratsenberg
Jas. Fry
Otto Powell
Kilbourn Fair
Kate Waddell
Reedsburg
Allie Sigglekow
Mae Lamberton
Blanch Cratsenberg
Earl Lamberton
Harry Mather
Tripp Co
Local Interactions Highlight Weekend Visits and Initiatives
Oct. 6 notices show Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Wells of Spring Green traveling through the area. A marriage between Henery Reuschlein and Christina Paulus was announced. Late Ring bought a new automobile. John Bear and Graff family hosted visitors near Sauk City. Ed Schoenmann family of Spring Green visited F.S. Schoenmann's home. Sunnyside school in Plain opened Monday, October 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Wells
Spring Green
Henery Reuschlein
Christina Paulus
John Bear
Graff
Sauk City
Ed. Schoenmann
Loraine
F.S. Schoenmann
Sunnyside School
Plain
Lime Ridge Basket Supper at Miner's Hall Friday
A basket supper is planned at C. D. Miner's Hall in Lime Ridge on Friday night October 9. All residents are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Miner’s Hall
Local families visit and school vacation noted
Oct 5 reports visitors from Fairfield Portage and Oregon City. Multiple local residents, teachers and families are listed visiting schools, fairs and homes. A two week potato digging vacation closes school.
Social Notes From La Valle October Visit Roundup
Local residents welcome guests from Cayuga and Cashton. Milt Solles shows recovery and is out on the street. Families from Reedsburg Augusta Chicago and Madison visit friends and relatives in La Valle and area.
Leland Community News Highlights from Early October
Mrs Charles Rau and daughter Laura visited Madison for the fair and friends last week. School opened with Miss Eliza Krusa as teacher. Mrs Mellentin and children visited Lone Rock from Saturday to Tuesday. Clara Schinnock is employed at Mr Sprecker's. Albert Gutzkow and daughter Cora and August Buelow went to Prairie du Lac on business. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Herman Juedka last Thursday. mother and child are doing well. Amanda and Mable Ray visited with Ella Kopf. Mr and Mrs Miller of Humbird visited with their daughters Mrs John Gutzkow and Mrs Charles Ott last week. Mrs Ragatz called on Mrs Fred Buelow Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rau
Laura
Madison
Eliza Krusa
Mellentin
Lone Rock
Clara Schinnock
Sprecker
Amanda
Mable Ray
Ella Kopf
Mrs. Miller
Humbird
John Gutzkow
Charles Ott
Ragatz
Fred Buelow
Baraboo Visitors and Local Socials Noted
Amelia Breetzke visited Baraboo as a guest Wednesday. Mrs. Adolph Fey hosted the K G club on Tuesday. Thomas Whalen and family from Lodi visited relatives here Thursday and Friday. Margaret Finder and Lula Washburn from near Delton stayed with A. C. Finder and family from Friday to Sunday. Dr. A J Hummel conducted business in Madison. Henry Giessler took his son for an operation in Madison Saturday. Florence Tedmarsh visited Baraboo friends Saturday. Mrs. E P Richardson was a Reedsburg caller Wednesday. Nellie Pierce and daughter Lucile of Baraboo were guests of R. M. Pierce and wife from Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Breetzke
Baraboo
Adolph Fey
Thomas Whalen
Lodi
Margaret Finder
Lula Washburn
Delton
A. C. Finder
A.J. Hummel
Madison
H. Giessler
Henry
Baptist chicken pie social Friday in Fairfield
Fairfield Oct 7 the Baptist Sunday school will host a chicken pie social at their hall Friday evening Oct 9 All are welcome Mrs Myrtle Porter has returned from Bruce Wisconsin and will reside in Baraboo to the delight of friends It is expected G A Briggs will occupy the pulpit of the Baptist church next Sunday evening on the the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Sunday School
Myrtle Porter
Bruce
Baraboo
G. A. Briggs
Baptist Church
Young Peoples Union Invites All to Meeting
The notice invites everyone old and young to attend a gathering of the Young Peoples Union, emphasizing inclusive participation and community involvement.
Prairie du Sac Social Notes and Local Happenings
Prairie du Sac items include Mrs. Millie Ickstadt visiting her mother Mrs. Sarah Quimby in Elk Horn Wisconsin Carl Avery takes a Northwestern railroad position Edward Tabor home from the University of Wisconsin for the weekend Mrs August Lehmann of Denver visits friends here The YP A and EO of the Evangelical church held a convention from Wednesday to Sunday Mrs Jennie Keysar hosted a gathering for her niece Miss Bessie Faye Miss Myrtle Stoddard visited Cresco Iowa Mr and Mrs John Buehler The Twentieth Century club opened with a banquet in Marion Park Two large cisterns are being installed at the schoolyard for fire protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie Ickstadt
Elkhorn
Wis
Sarah Quimby
Carl Avery
Northwestern Railroad
Edward Tabor
U. of W
August Lehmann
Denver
Evangelical Church
Jennie Keysar
Bessie Faye
Myrtle-Stoddard
Cresco
John Buehler
Twentieth Century Club
Marion Park
Local notes from Black Earth area visits and repairs
George Lusby and Alfred Rieser visited relatives in Black Earth last Sunday. Dresen Bros. of Sauk City are building a kitchen for John Jennewein. Conrad Adam went to Chicago to see an eye doctor and returned Monday. Wm. Schmalz is building a new chimney at his store. Mrs. Louisa Fritsche of Waukesha is visiting Mrs. A. G. Fritsche and children and plans to stay awhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lusby
Alfred Rieser
Black Earth
Dresen Bros
Sauk City
John Jennewein
Conrad Adam
Chicago
Wm. Schmalz
Louisa Fritsche
Waukesha
A. G. Fritsche
Burdock Bitters and Curatives Advertised By Names
A Victorian-era advertisement bundle touts Burdock Blood Bitters for health, Dean's Ointment with a testimonial from Mayor John R. Garrett of Girard Alabama, and Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for accidents. Claims include itch relief and constipation cures with price notes and druggist prompts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
John R. Garrett
Girard
Ala
Dr. Thomas
Bear Valley News Highlights Local Social Events
Ellen Ohora and Dr. M. G. Murray visited Thos. Murray. P. McPhillips family traveled to Soldier's Grove for a cousin’s wedding. Lonnie Hecock and Blanche Davis wed in Richland Center on Sept. 28. A boy’s ride-along mishap ended with a walk home. horse recovered. Evelyn Rice, 13, died of congestion of the lungs after one day of illness. Burial at St Patrick. Evelyn’s loss mourned by parents and siblings. Charivari at Albert Olson’s attracted many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Ohora
M. G. Murray
Avoca
Thos
John Biser
Michael Rice
Evelyn
Loreto
St. Patricks
Albert Olson
Wisconsin Sauk County Court Legal Notice First Pub Oct 1 1908
State of Wisconsin Sauk County Court notices appear with legal actions and deadlines. This first publication dated October 1 1908 announces a court matter and directs interested parties to respond within specified timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Probate Notice to creditors of Alfred Coles Baraboo
Notice to creditors of Alfred Coles late of Baraboo that claims must be presented by the first Tuesday of April 1909 to Baraboo County Court or be barred. The court meets April 6 1909 at ten o clock to examine and adjust claims. Dated September 26 1908. W T Kelsey judge. Grotophorst Evans Thomas attorneys for admix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Coles
Baraboo
Said
W.T. Kelsey
Grotophorst
Evans & Thomas
Admix
Public Sale Notices Return in Local Paper
The paper announces a free notice of the upcoming public sale season with ready sale bills and reasonable charges to attract readers and participants.
Baraboo News Delivery Urges Prompt Requests for Replacement
The notice asks readers to report immediately if the Baraboo News fails to arrive so a new copy can be sent. It emphasizes prompt action to ensure readers receive the paper without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Taxidermist Promises True to Nature Mounts
E D Ochsner at Prairie du Lac Wisconsin offers mounting of all kinds of birds and animals with first class quality and reasonable prices. Work guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Ochsner
Prairie du Lac
Wis
Calves Found In Baraboo Area Cornfield
Aug ust Stackman advertises lost calves found in his cornfield six miles southwest of Baraboo and six miles south of North Freedom. He offers the owner recovery upon paying notice costs and contacting his farm at North Freedom Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
North Freedom
August Stackman
Wis
Baraboo Market Prices and Supplies Listed
A Baraboo market listing shows prices for feed and grain items. Items include flour per sack and various feeds with per hundred costs. The page also notes prices for meat products and miscellaneous farm goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gattis Oes
Trig Ik Eset
Batley
Dy SensCh Pana Carers Ce
COVEN
Roti Ian
Ss Vic
Weinke Family Visitors From Wisconsin Locate in Ripon
Mr and Mrs Orman Weinke of North Freedom and Mr and Mrs George Weinke of Devils Lake visit the former's brother and family Mr and Mrs Ernest Weinke in Ripon Wisconsin and their household for a social stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orman Weinke
North Freedom
George Weinke
Devils Lake
Ernest Weinke
Ripon, Wis
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E. H. S. Nye
Rug
Merrimack
Albert Premo
Babe
O. E. Whitcomb
Helen
A.P. Aspenwall
J. Rundlett
Smith & Clarke
Leo Whitcomb
Arlie Premo
George Premo
Catherine Derham
U.W
Jennie O’keefe
Chadbourn Hall
John O’keefe
M.O’ Keefe
Elvin Gross
Charles Barrow
Vanderpool
Harve
Skillet Creek
South Delton
Fern Dell
Lime Ridge
Mel Felt
Norton
James
George Waddell
Fairfield
Herman Meilke
Near Portage
Carl Lamberton
Jennie Searle
Flora Baxter
Milton
LA Valle
Geo. Buffy
Cayuga
Ind
S. W. Slater
Milt Solles
John Bermien
Schultz
Chas. Eden
W. H. Wilson
John Corscadden
Henry Laufenberg
Cashton
Wim. Sosinsky
Margaret Jones
Augusta
Miss Witte
Heiden
Chas. Eder
Chas. Howell
J. H. Douglas
Leland
Ableman
Young Peoples’ Union
Prairie DU Sac
Black Hawke
Bear Vauley
Sauk County
Emquire
H. R. Edwards
Plymouth Rock
Bradly and
Hawkin Strain
Bird Crouch
Barker Street
Eor
National Railway Training Schol Nc
Robert St
St. Paul, Minn
Rhode Island
Jas. McWilliams
Hillside Shropshires
J. C. Payne
Second St
Poland
China
March Farrow
JA. Martiny’s
Depot
Karm
Jennie Rowland
Camp Street
E. Aug. Runge
Baraboo Markets
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