Local notes and family moves and a fraud report
Friday visits to the home of Mr and Mrs Charles May with Mrs Ida Hezen accompanying return plans. Two forged checks totaling 7470 and 73 00 passed in Madison bearing G J Gollmar name. Bank of Baraboo suspect. Canadian visitors Mr and Mrs C A Foster and sisters Mrs Snyder and Mrs Foster travel from Baraboo to Michigan then Canada. Birnamwood mourns Frank Halloway after sudden heart failure in St Paul. funeral set for Saturday. vaudeville veteran left wife and child. Arthur Halloway heads to St Paul.
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Madison
G. J. Gollmar
Bank of Baraboo
C. A. Foster
Brunkild
Manitoba
Canada
G. W Snyder
Fince
Illinois
Foster
Baraboo
Michigan
Snyder
Mrs. Foster
Frank Halloway
Birnamwood
St. Paul
Arthur Halloway
Winter Cough Relief Endorsed by Vermont Man
Henry D. Sanders of Cavendish Vermont credits Dr Kings New Discovery for relief from a dangerous cough and pneumonia threat. He praises the medicine as best for coughs colds or lung trouble and demands money back if not satisfied. Price 50 cents and 1.00. Sold by druggists. H E Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis Advertisement.
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Dr. King
Henry D. Sanders
Cavendish
H. E. Bucklen, & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Peruna praised by Marion and Asbury Park women
Letters from Mrs. E. T. Gad dis of Marion North Carolina and Mrs. Sarah Frye of Asbury Park New Jersey extol Peruna as a life changing remedy. They credit Peruna with relief from chronic pain systemic catarrh and long illness and note they now feel well and self reliant. The note adds Peruna tablets as an alternative for those who object to liquids.
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E. T. Gaddis
Marion
North Carolina
Pesruna Co
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna
Manalin
Peruna Iso
Sarah Frye
Sylvan Ave
Asbury Park
N. J
Baraboo News Roundup Harriett Dockham Visit and Local Events
Harriett Dockham of Eagle Bend Minnesota spent days with relatives in Baraboo and traveled to Rochester for a short stay. She hosted relatives at two dinners while in Baraboo. William Balfanz of Honey Creek died at Mrs Margaret Meng’s Sauk City home after an operation in Madison. he was about 89 and survived by wife and two children. Debating society held a lively meeting at the high school on bamboo prohibition with sophomores for and freshmen against and juniors to be challenged. An electricity lecture at St Joseph’s school drew a good crowd despite weather, with Michael Debrey explaining arc lighting transformers X ray and motors. B H S basketball beat Sparta 53 to 16, with Baraboo’s victory attributed to teamwork. The B H S second team beat Business College 82 to 12. La Crosse incident reports Henry T Asmus found dying on the road.
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Harriett Dockham E
Eagle Bend
Minnesota
Baraboo
R Chester
Dockhan
Wills Ryan
Fred Deesham
William Bailfasz
Honey Creek
Margaret Meng
Sauk City
Balfanz
Madison
Glass
Messrs. Weber
Underkofler
Curry
McMahon
Neubauer
St. Joseph’s
Michael Debrey
Sparta
Business College
B. H.S
Sprecher
Liyden
Forwar Terry
Pesison
Kaiser
Nuncupative will awarded $500 after doorsteps dispute
The court ruled Tessman gains the $500 from the man whose nuncupative will expired on the doorstep. Had he died inside the house the will would have been invalid. Such wills are very rare.
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Tessman
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Lawree
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Ida Hezen
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John M. Kelley
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Landau
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Wisconsin
la Crosse
Henry T. Asmus
Emil Tessman
Cudahy Bros
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F. C. Peck Mercantile Company
J.B. Donovan & Co
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Copeland & Ryder
Harry H. Grey
Marriott Shoe CO