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Newspaper

Baraboo Weekly News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1920

Page

6

Baraboo Militia Unit Mustered Into Service

Federal inspector Lieut. Colonel Ball in Baraboo to muster 68 men of the Baraboo National Guard unit, with Prairie du Lac platoon attached for now. The company will drill at Mueller's hall Tuesday, led by Captain Paul Stewart and a full slate of officers and veterans of the World War.

Wisconsin National Guards Ball Madison Baraboo Prairie du Lac Paul Stewart Otto Arndt Edwin Accola George Knight James Bray Edwin Coughlin Arthur Rooney Herbert Steckenbauer Phillip Gibbons Earl Bonham Lewis Faust Leo A. Frazer Robert F Oscar Rosacher Noble Spreches Monroe W. Weirich Lester Albert Wertner Anderson Lloyd Bu“mer Donald E. Buehler Ivan W. Ca‘ener Alymer Carlisch Charles Coughlin Oliver Clement Harry Dibble Julius Doerr Frank Edwards Wm. Fellows Harry M. Gibbons Harold Griffin Ralph Halbman Estus Hawkins Clair Hawkins Herbert Hillerandt

Schools Close for Holidays and Staff Off-Duty

The schools close for holidays with teachers listed taking vacations elsewhere. Names include Herman Bogard and wife Aurora Oshkosh El Lipon. Zara Fricke and mother We Tisville. Walter J. Tanghe Milwaukee. Miss Vida Eckhardt Vircana. Miss Marjorie Vivian Calumet. Evangeline Gessert Washburn. Inga Nelson Waupaca. Alice Steenberg La Crosse. Estala Sayle West Allis. Nina Dano Tomah. Edna Zimmerman Medford. Edna Vorlop Reedsburg. Julia Nordolf Belmont. Edith Kinland Whitewater. Persis and Frances Jones Cambria. Dana’s mother and niece to Tomah. School resumes January 3.

Dairy prices warned as butter and cheese fall

Dairy Commissioner George J. Weigle warned producers that the market will decline unless quality improves. He noted per capita cheese consumption has dropped from about 20 to 30 pounds to four, and butter prices have slid from 63 to 65 cents to 50 cents per pound while cheese ranges fall from 30–35 cents to 19–26 cents.

Dairy & Food George J. Weigle Mr. Weigle

Sauk County Boys Enroll as University Factory Operators

Three Sauk County youths Henry E Beck Verne Payne and Alber H Rieder enroll among factory operators attending the Family course at the University of Wisconsin. Students come from fourteen outside states and one foreign country through the Foreign Mission Society Mrs H Farrington oversees the Dairy course.

Sauk County University of Wisconsin Henry E. Beck Verne Payne Alber H. Rieder Tist Foreign Mission Society H. Farrington

Portage Soldier Boy Kenneth Buglass Cited for Bravery

Mrs. Robert G. Buglass of Portage receives a general order honoring son Kenneth G. Buglass for bravery in World War I. He served in Co F 16th Infantry, First Division, was wounded on July 18 1918 near Soissons, with conflicting accounts on exact death. letter from Ray Yardley suggests uncertainty about whether he was killed by a shell.

Robert G. Buglass Portage Kenneth G. Buglass Soisons France Summerall Kenneth Portagge 16Th Infantry Ray Yardley Livingstone Montana Co. F 16Th Inf Toul Gregory Portage Register Democrat

Marriages Reported From Baraboo and Surrounding Areas

Multiple local couples wed in the region. Fred Stieve and Anna Kapelke tied the knot at the bride’s parents home in Freedom. H E Jester and Leona Maske wed in Chicago. Albert Powell and Elizabeth Werner married in Baraboo and plan to live in Reedsburg. W A Snyder and Pearl Snyder joined in Spring Green with Ralph Whitis and Dorothy Colburn as attendants.

Spring Green Wisconsin W. A Snyder Pearl Snyder Daugh Big Hollow Ralph Whitis F. P. Crisman Dorothy Colburn Roy Snyder Excelsior W.H. Gall W. A. Carlin F. E. Byrne H. H. Thomas Ironton Fred Baumgarten John Goerks Baraboo Reinhart Pagel Simon Brandt la Valle J. J. Lins School Dist Bear Creek Visa Versa John Curry Wm. Lenard Ableman W. Randall Carl Zimmerly J. J. Bunn F. G P. W. Capener Louis Herrewig Edward Herrewig Woodland John Schultz G. G. Griffin Pheriba Small J. M. Small Walton Wilda Prouty Marion Prout Dorow Franklin Marion Prouty Rober Prouty Walter Prouty Robert Prouty Robert Julia Prouty Marion Prouty Dorow J. F. Guetzkow Louis Sprecher Honey Creek Otto Fingerhuth Fred Schwepp Troy Ada M. Burnham H. R. Ruge Alice Henry C. S. Powell Reedsburg S. S. Squires E. C. Gorman Delton E. C. Gomon C. J. Broberg James Hanson Orlie Jensen Margaret Hurley Arthur Mullean J. P. Croal G. W. Burdick Reed Ewald Koeneen Westfield Orlin Tang V. J. Decot I la Valle

Lodi Telephone Cases Heard In Circuit Court

E H Riddle and Cordelia Riddle sued Lodi Telephone Co for trespass in erecting poles on their property. The company sought condemnation to use the land. A Portage jury sustained the company but awarded the Riddles 60 dollars in damages.

E H. Riddle Cordelia Riddle Lodi Telephone Co Portage Riddles Telephone Company

School Board Hears December Court Calendar And Bills

The December calendar lists hearings on estates including Grant Dryer Nixon Charnley Mann Sherman Gardner Ringling and others with final settlements and proofs of will. The board adjourned to Thursday and approved numerous bills at city hall for supplies, repairs, teaching and services totaling multiple small charges.

Grant Dryer Samuel Nixon D. W. Worth Alvina E. Charnley Ottilie Mann Enos Sherman Robert Buerki Edward R. Gardner Roxalana Kinnamon Heinrich Schneider Fred Mallon Catherine Fuller

Memorial to Hulbert and a List of Wills and Estates

Washington engraved memorial for Harry H. Hulbert of Nespelem honors his World War service and injuries. The page also lists numerous probate matters including final settlements and hearings for estates such as Wetzel Mittlestedt Keller and Gardner, plus guardianship and tax determinations.

Washington Harry H. Hulbert Nespelem Spokane H. H. Hulbert Columbia Jacob Wetzel Wilhelm Mittlestedt Eugene P. Keller Frank Herfort John Gasner George Wintermantle Elisha Gardner Percy H. Crossman Gustav A. Gropp Helen King Henry E. Naffz Alma Walter Raddatz Herman A. Fisher Esther Gasnell Charles Leu Charles E. Fisher Sarah J. Lawrence C. A. Rood Emma Meyerment Augusta Graf Wm. Kohlmeyer Wm. Luehr Elizabeth Mayberry Guardian Edward K. Hill— Divehamne Andrew Williams Julia Hiller

News Notes From Sauk Go and Reedsburg Schools

Miss Irene MacMillan visited rural schools on December 10 and led an institute at La Valle on December 11. County Superintendent A H Martin inspected day classes last week as rural pupils joined Rally day contests whose winners will be announced next week. The rally featured Miss Grahn the county nurse and guests from the training school and rural schools. A basketball game between the training school team and LaValle High is set for Wednesday at the training school. A Christmas party will follow next Thursday at the school. School closes at noon Friday December 24 for vacation.

Irene MacMillan la Valle A. H. Martin Grahn

Madison man pleads not guilty to abandonment charges

Everett Hawkins of Baraboo appeared in Madison court and entered a not guilty plea to abandonment. His wife, who resided in Madison before their marriage, is mentioned in the record. The couple was wed while he served in World War II.

Madison Everett Hawkins George Hawkins Baraboo

Applications to Marry in Bear Creek and Greenfield

Archie Prouty and Gladys Stout of Bear Creek apply for marriage. Fred C. Waffenschmidt of Sumpter and Amy C. Schreiber of Greenfield also apply for marriage.

Archie Prouty Bear Creek Gladys Stout Fred C. Waffenschmidt Sumpter Amy C. Schreiber Greenfield

Madison Woman Granted Divorce and Child Support

Mary Bowers of Madison receives a divorce from Palmer Bowers and $1,000 for child support plus about $600 for court costs and attorney fees. Bowers had been jailed for contempt but was released after paying a stipulated amount. Dr. Paul Miller accompanied cattle to White Sulphur Springs, Montana. cattle bought by Richard Ringling and moved to a young ranch, with Ringling expanding his holdings to a total of about 80,000 acres.

Mary Bowers Madison Palmer Bowers Bowers Paul Miller J. M. Kelly White Sulphur Springs Montana Richard Ringling Mr. Miller Express Mr. Ringling

City Teacher Weds Monday in Neillsville Home

Miss Zara Fricke Baraboo High School faculty married Leland Forman at 8 p.m. in Neillsville at the home of Mr and Mrs A L Devos. Rev Zimmerman officiated. Fricke, daughter of Mrs Oscar Fricke, will return to Baraboo to teach. Forman, son of Mr and Mrs Wheeler Forman, worked for Fairbanks Morse Beloit. Guests included Judge James ONeill and the Devos family.

Zara Fricke Baraboo High School Leland Forman A. L. Devos Neillsville James O’neill W. J. Rush William A. Campman Jessie Bast Joseph Bast Lida Meyers John Moody Jones Wheeler Forman William Glassow Ernest Dickson Paris Rand Miss Fricke Greenwood Register of Deeds Clark County University of Wisconsin Baraboo Oscar Fricke Forman Lawrence University Wisconsin University Fairbanks-Morse Company Beloit Wisconsin

Transfers in Real Estate Across Wisconsin Buried in List

A dense record shows multiple land transfers across towns including LaValle Baraboo Prairie du Lac Loganville and Reedsburg. Purchasers include Dora Schutte W A Schneller Minnie W Hoggins A Moore Nora Angle and many others with amounts from 1 to 38750 dollars.

Dora Schutte Reinhold Mittlesteadt LaValle W. A. Schneller F. E. Lettergren Baraboo Minnie W Hoggins J. H. Pilley A. Moore Christian Hartman Prairie du Lac M. A.rischmueller H. D. Tooley Dora Maas Henry Meyer Loganville Mettler Mather Rollo Steinke J. M. Nachreiner H.D. Bricks Plain Nora Angle Archie Prouty Washington Jacob Accola H. A. Buelow Honey Creek W. J. Steuber Prairie du Sac August Szymanski J. J. Szymanosk Dellona Martin Szymanoski J. J. Szymanoski G. A. Kuhnau BE. L. Philipp Sumpter Martin Steckelberg Adolph Gade Reedsburg H. F. Sorge W. F. Elbers Charlotte S. Gleve Thomas Briggs H. W. Abbott E. P. Graves George Frye A. R. Sprecher Spring Green G. W. Burdick John Croal Excelsior Troy F. A. Rice Cecelia Rice Frank Finnegan Clark Bay Ironton D. N. Trump W. H. Zuck W. E. Scott Thomas Lewis W. F. Miller Jeanette Nash George Nash Reedsburg Land & Imp. Co F. E. Mueller Paul Holtz W. H. Gall

Baraboo News Briefs Highlight Local Events

Local cartoonist C A Carow gains attention for sketches at Luther alleys while bowling. Badger club hosts December 3 gathering at Pelton home with 30 attendees. Maple Valley social society plans December 16 and January 6 meetings. Fire at Frank Wilson’s Blake street home quickly put out. Robert Ringling, Evanston native, reportedly married recently. Local high school basketball team selected for season. plays Baraboo Thursday. Presbyterian Sunday school junior party held with 4 boys and 14 girls plus 3 visitors and teachers.

C. A. Carow Badger Club Ben Pelton Frida Edison Alber Templin Maple Valley Social Society Howard Palmer Johnson H. H. Peter C. W. Wicher Frank Wilson Blake Street Barboo Robert Ringling C. E. Ringling Evanston Baraboo Devil Lake State Park Warner Memorial Zoa Cahoon Mine Basketba Schoo Sum Presbyterian Sunday School Papors George McArthur

Also Mentioned on This Page

Herman Bogard Aurora Sauk CO Was Portage Soldier Boy Buglass Capener Brothers Stieve—Kapelke Fred Stieve Anna Kapelke Fred Kapelke Freedom Rev. Freund Stieve Jester—Maske H. E. Jester Chicago Leona Maske Herman Maske Powell—Werner Albert Powell Elizabeth Werner James H. Hill South Park Street Snyder Whitis Lodi H. H.faylor Lee-Radtke Holwe Lee Radtke Hdwe A. C. Kingsford Marriott Hdwe Sauk Co. Pub. Co American Express Co. Express Wis Singer Sewing Gottsehall Edward Westenhaver Henry Ringling Ragioy Seor Arissenbere Willis Dibols Capener Bros Capener Bros. Repair Marriott Howe. Co Robarmel Alf. T. Ringling F. A. News D. S Earl Haugh A.J. Schierholtz Baraboo Steam Laundry Stewart Alexander Lbr. Co Jie Donoven Eau Claire Book Co Allyn & Bacon Garden City Educational Co Richard Crowe Thomas Clark Co Standard Educational Co Merrill Co Underwood Typewriter Co Central Scientific Co PRR Ambulance Co YFP Hulbert Will N. Cork E. August Runge Sauk GO
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