Sunday Services at the Ghurghes and Churches
Repairs forced Baptist services into Y M C A rooms as Hutton of the Anti-Saloon League praised temperance gains. Rev J M Dick urged personal acquaintance with Christ and divine power for the Lord's work. South Side M church heard Quick on counting Christ above all, urging unconditional surrender and willingness to pay any cost for faith. Churches were to report this week, but some did not respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Hutton
Anti-Saloon League
A. C
J. M. Dick
Christ
God
Quick
Paul
Earth
Merrimack Woman Arrested for Unlicensed Veterinary Practice
Pearl Thompson of Merrimack is arrested on a charge of practicing veterinary work without a license. Complaint is by Gustave Ratz. The case is moved from Justice Andro to Halsted's court on venue grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Thompson
Merrimack
Gustave Ratz
Justice Andro
Halsted
Delton Man William Collins Arrested for Drunkenness
William Collins, an elderly offender from Delton, was jailed on a drunkenness charge. Officer Delap detained him and he faces 30 days in Halstead court or a fine. His quarterly pension money vanished during the spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Collins
Delton
Delap
Halsteds Court
Does the Baby Thrive with Scott's Emulsion Solids
This note asserts a baby fails to thrive if milk or artificial food lacks nourishment. It recommends Scott's Emulsion as a source of fat elements needed for proper growth and health in infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scoti s Emulsion advertised with bold claims
A vintage advertisement promises half a teaspoonful of Scoti s Emulsion to children for cures, claiming a magical effect and urging readers to send four cents and the paper name to receive a free world atlas from Scott and Bowne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
New York
Accident Near Gust Graff's Kills Mrs. Padrut in Black Hawk
Mrs. Leonard Padrut dies after a buggy overturn near an old rail fence on a path home from church. Martha Padrut, her daughter, escaped with scare but no serious injuries. The death is reported as sudden with exact cause to be learned. funeral set for Wednesday in Black Hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
Leonard Padrut
Martha
Gust Graff
Obituary of Mildred Underkofler
Mildred Underkofler born May 3 1902 Baraboo Wisconsin died Oct 5 1908 Baraboo Wisconsin daughter of C J and Mrs Underkofler cherished Sunday school and First ward public school pupil She sang and spoke at First M E church and welcomed by neighbors She died of rheumatic fever after a brief illness funeral Feb 3 1908? at 1st M E church Baraboo buried Walnut Hill cemetery The Lord gave and took her rest in peace with family and friends attending
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Underkofler
Baraboo
Wis
C. J. Underkofler
Cheek’s Hill
M. E
Mildred
Heaven
Cross
Crowder
Melzl
Walnut Hill Cemetery
Grandma
Monster potatoes and large corn ears showcased locally
The Fairfield display features W. H. Newell’s giant potatoes followed by Pattison Murphy with Carmen No. 3 weighing 1 lb 10 oz. J. C. Payne and son-in-law C. F. Rich contributed three Rural New Yorker potatoes totaling 72 ounces. Payne also presented 13 inch ears of corn as local crops flourished despite earlier drought fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Newell
Fairfield
Pattison Murphy
J.C. Payne
C. F. Rich
Payne
Sumpter
Third Wisconsin Cavalry Reunion Held in Reedsburg
The 10th annual Third Wisconsin Cavalry reunion met in Reedsburg on Saturday October 10 with members and wives arriving by train from Baraboo and other cities. Officers were elected and a Baraboo banquet followed a love feast in the Methodist church parlors. The oldest veteran was 89 year old James Riley and next year’s reunion will be in Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis. Cavalry
Reedsburg
Baraboo
Post Hall
Fred Copeland
W.L. Osborn
LaCrosse
Jos. Whistance
St. Paul
C. H. Davis
James Kiley
Jesse Smith
Harrison Weidman
G. W. Sweetland
W. D. Porter
Andrew Wistance
J. A. Buell
Lime Ridge
Samuel Briscoe
Volney Moore
John Fessey
Evenson's Pharmacy Offer Cuts For Holiday Line
Our chinaware is going at cut prices now to make room for our big Holiday Line with Evenson's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenson’s Pharmacy
Back From Dakota Travel Group Returns From Rosebud Country
Q A Loveland Fred Flinn Ed mund Calvert Winfield Newell L M Steele and Mark Adams have returned from a trip to Dallas in the Rosebud country. Loveland brought crop specimens and a soil box to show to interested people. They endured the excitement though not fond of the accommodations. The drawing will occur soon but formal entry of the land will not happen until next March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. A. Loveland
Fred Flinn
Edmund Calvert
Winfield Newell
L. M. Steele
Mark Adams
Dallas
Rosebud
Mr. Loveland
Swamp-Root Promises Relief for Kidney and Bladder Ailments
Advertises Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles affecting both women and men. Claims symptoms include frequent urination and discomfort, touts sample bottles by mail, and urges writing to Kilmer Binghamton New York for pamphlet and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton
N. Y
Patrick Daly Declares Independent Platform in 1908
Reedsburg Wisconsin October 6 1908 Patrick Daly announces a reform platform for the Second Assembly District including single tax equal suffrage initiative referendum recall public ownership of utilities postal savings banks direct popular vote of federal officers and abolition of party politics urging independent candidacy and voter respect for principled campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Sauk County
Wisconsin
Henry George
U. S
United States
Reedsburg
Wis
Patrick Daly
Reedsburg To Appeal Dralle Case Over Damages
Town taxpayers met on Saturday to appeal the Dralle case. The matter has moved through circuit court where a jury awarded $3750, and the case has cycled through the circuit and supreme courts multiple times due to an uneven roadway that caused Mr. Dralle to fall from produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsburg
Dralle
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Board considers sites for training school locations
Site four members of the county board and three of the training school board reviewed three options from Reedsburg and two from North Freedom for the training school site. The seven will visit Prairie du Sac and Sauk City soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Training School
Reedsburg
North Freedom
Prairie du Sac
Sauk City
National Conversations Across Nations
A quotation notes how three men on a sidewalk hint at national topics. Germany signals the army, Russia the bureaucracy, France women, the United States business, England sport, and Turkey nothing at all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Russia
France
United States
England
Turkey
la Derniere Heure
Brussels
Shot in the Foot at Lodde's Mills Accident
George Emery of Loganville accidentally shot himself in the foot while hunting at Lodde's mill. Nearby, Arthur Lauich drove him by auto to Sauk City for medical attention after the incident occurred Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Emery
Loganville
Lodde’s Mill
Arthur Lauich
Sauk City
Rexall Mucu Tone Promises Clear Complexions Through Catarrh Cure
A famous beauty specialist endorses Rexall Mucu Tone as a cure for systemic catarrh, claiming it improves health and complexion by cleansing the blood and soothing mucous membranes. The ad states the product strengthens vitality, refunds money if unsatisfied, and is sold only at the Everson pharmacy, 504 Oak Street, with bottles at 50 cents and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
H. Evenson
Oak St
C. H. Everson
Enchanted Reader Praises Mr Lyon Novels in Sunday Magazine
Miss Gusher bedazzled by great author as she confesses nightly ritual of falling asleep with his novel in hand in a Sunday Magazine feature.
Hoodoo Day for the commuting man
A weary commuter recounts a string of comic misfortunes beginning with a late wake up and skipped breakfast. He recalls spilled drinks, a clash with a drugstore soda jerk, a check for ten cents, free samples, and a wife expecting guests, all feeding his belief in bad luck.
Memory of Ringing Scythes In Outing Magazine Echo
E P Powell recalls a bygone mowing scene where boys with scythes cut meadow, led by a father, noting balanced swinging and steady gait. They spared ground nests and bumblebees honey, while one tall boy with Indian heritage stood out for speed and leadership, a grand, Homeric rhythm to their hexametric work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
E. P. Powell
Outing Magazine
Matrimonial Requisite Exam in Household Management
A physician contends no woman should be deemed marriageable unless she could pass a practical exam in household management. The remark reflects early 20th century views on gender roles and domestic competence.
Japan Bride Warns Against Talking Too Much
A Japanese bride is urged to keep quiet as a cultural constraint highlights the tension between warning against talkativeness and the contemporary push for open dialogue. The remark underscores gendered expectations and social etiquette within traditional households.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ghurghes
A. C. Church
Scoti
Mrs. Leonard Padrut
Acci
Underkofler
Cora Sprecher
Eva Thornton
Ruby Longmate
Alma Ray
Third Wisconsin Cavalry Reunion
Dakota
Sembly
Ulese Pettvo
Loganville Hunters
Lodde’s Mills
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