In Memory of Departed Elks at Lodge Service
The Elks honor fallen members with prayer and reflection praising charity and quiet giving. Judge Hill, Daniel Roberts, and Rev. E. C. Henke led ceremonies. roll calls named deceased members including Thomas McManman and A. F. Fisher as mourners reflect on faith, duty, and brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
France
Brotherhood of ‘Elks
Aix- Lone
B. Sherman
Mr. Power Edwin Rommelfanger
Rusell Brodie
Ford plant output speeds up to nearly five thousand cars daily
The Ford plant in Detroit is producing vehicles at a brisk pace with an output of one car every 814 seconds, amounting to about 4,688 units per day. The article highlights industrial efficiency and high-volume manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Detroit
Pioneer Catherine Crandall Train Dies Saturday Night
Obituary notes Catherine Crandall Train a longtime Baraboo resident and educator cherished by Free Congregational and literary club members. She supported pupils at Baraboo Collegiate Institute era and remained active in civic groups. Interment followed at Barabose cemetery. trustees and friends mourned a devoted sister aunt and friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Train
Historical Society
W. H. Marriott
A. R. Reinking
W. E Baringer
T. B. Buckley
Arthur N. Buckley
H. K. Page
Sauk County Life association meets with talks on roads and homes
The Sauk County Life association's Friday session features R B Griggs on highway relocation and maintenance funded by auto license money, Mrs Carberry on the National Congress of Mothers, and Mrs Kedzie Jones on homemaker issues. A second evening program includes Mrs Jones on practical power and J H Kolb on rural social highways, with praise for farm youth recreation and local livestock health efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk Country Life Association
Stephanie Shultz
R. B. Griggs
Baraboo
Carberry
Kedzie Jones
Madison
Highway Commission
Highway Committee
Parent- Teacher Association
Washington, D. C
Theodore Berney
Phoebe Hirst
National Congress of Mothers
United States
Nellie Kedzie Jones
Wisconsin
Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription Endorsements
An old advertisement praises Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for stomach and blood and Favorite Prescription for women, claiming enduring efficacy for fifty years. Testimonials from Jackson Mica and Mrs. Cora Stephan describe long use and many cures with these remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Jackson
Mica
Doctor Pierce
Cora Stephan
Harris Street
Thanksgiving visits and social gatherings noted in North Baraboo
Miss Martha Elkington of Milwaukee spent Thanksgiving with her parents Mr and Mrs John Elkington. Mr and Mrs H Simons were entertained at the Harry Simons home on Nov 25. A party for Miss Jennie Bick was given by friends last Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Fred T Buelow and sons and Mr and Mrs Chas Cone of Lyons visited Norton Cone in Excelsior. John Goerks visited relatives near Denver last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Elkington
Milwaukee
John Elkington
H. Simons
Harry Simons
Jennie Bick
Fred T. Buelow and Sons
Chas. Cone of
Lyons
Norton Cone
Excelsior
John Goerks
Denver
Early Sauk and Columbia County Resident Dies
William Lik Lee, an early Sauk and Columbia counties resident, died at Ableman after living in Portage during the river era. He traveled Wisconsin by steamer to Merrimac in the 1870s. He is survived by his daughter Mrs Samuel Schenck of Portage and three sisters, with interment at Merrimac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lee
Ableman
Sauk
Columbia
Portage
Wisconsin
Merrimack
Samuel Schenck
Schenck
B. N. Robinson
Baraboo
John Smith
St. Cloud
E. J. Lang
Merrimac
Local Family News From East Lime Ridge
Albert Rotzoll and Peter Riphahan are back with a deer. Mr and Mrs Guy A Hainstock hosted 21 for Thanksgiving. Mrs Herb L Smith visited Mrs A Rotzoll. Mr and Mrs Walter Ruhland and son from Plain spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry Hainstock. Mr and Mrs Guy Wheeler visited Iran Wheeler family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Rotzoll
Peter Riphahan
Guy A. Hainstock
Herb L. Smith
A. Rotzoll
Walter Ruhland
Plain
Henry Hainstock
Guy Wheeler
Iran Wheeler Home
Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Cold Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for colds. It claims a dose every two hours, up to three doses, will open nasal passages and stop a runny nose, headaches, feverishness, and dullness, with low cost and no quinine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Petition for Conveyance of Real Estate in Sauk County
In Sauk County Court Arthur E. Gardner petitions for an order directing the executor to convey lands described as eighty nine and one fourth acres in Section 22 Township 13 North Range 3 East Baraboo Wisconsin. The hearing is set for December 21, 1920 at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the Baraboo courthouse. Judge James H. Hill will oversee the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Wisconsin
Sauk County
Elisha Gardner
Arthur E. Gardner
Baraboo
Wisconsin
James H. Hill
Also Mentioned on This Page
ELKS
Pioneer
H C. Langdon
Minneapolis
Mary Langdon
Reedsburg
Ida Grub Klein
Barron
Barabose Cemetery
Catherine Crandad Train
S. M. Williams
Loan and Trust Building
Baraboo Collegiate Institute
David Crandall
Priscilla
Robert Crandall
Alice
Miss Crandall
Thomas Flynn
Goldie
Catherine Crandall
M. C. Crandall
H. C. Langdon
Mary M. Langdon
Ida Grubble
John A. Hazelwood
Chaiman
State Highway Commission
Parfrey’s Glen
Skillet Falls
Pewit’s Nest
George W. Davies
Wisconsin Live Stock Breeders, Association
Harrow
T. B. Free
Waukesha
Prin. H. S
Prin H. S. Hemenway
Treasury
Harl F. Thomas
H. S. Hemenway
A. H. Martin
George Hengstler
W.L. Gates
Gates
Samuel Welch
Alfred Rich
Rich
Vermont
Skillett Creek
Essie L. Brooks
Europe
Miss Brooks
Paris
Rheims
Wich
Argonne
Elmer Schramm
North Baraboo
William Lik
The
State
Leeepiet
East Lime Ridge
J. H. Bertrand
SICI
Huag
C. A. Hoa
Chicago
Ill
Warren House
C.star
I. Adies Ag
Dirong
Minnie Aveas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!