Foreclosure Sale Notice in Sauk County Wis
Referee J. J. Pfannstiehl will sell at the Baraboo courthouse steps on August 12 1920 at 10 am the real estate described as part of the SW quarter of the NW quarter section 1 township 11 north range 6 east bounded by Lahey C and N W railway Fisher lake road and a railway purchase. Terms cash or bankable security. Attorneys Bentley Bower and LaMar. First publication July 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Johnson
Ellen Mahoney
Chas. Steinford
Anna Steinford
Baraboo
Sauk County
Wisconsin
Range
Lahey
C. & N. W. Railway Co
Fisher
Lake
Building Big Craft on Lower Baraboo River
The Baraboo river will host the largest craft yet, built at the Lower Narrow. Ed F Shirmer bought the dredge in Beeman Ohio and will straighten the stream. A 26 by 80 foot inland leviathan with 800 hp boiler and 60 hp Corless engine will float after August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Beeman
Ohio
Ed. F. Shirmer
Private drainage stream project underway to the Wisconsin River
Landowners along the proposed route fund a private drainage work that will take several months to finish. Trees and obstacles must be cleared. To ease the coal shortage, Mr. Shirmer will burn some of the felled trees in the boiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin River
Shirmer
Baraboo Players Praised By Madison Paper Jibe
A Baraboo baseball clipping cites a Madison paper mocking two local players from Baraboo who played with Madison Kipp last Sunday. It quotes ribbing lines about Squirt Rice and Rusty Cooper with a light editor’s note wondering if the writer had a pet peeve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Madison
Madison Kipp
Kipp
Rusty Cooper
Dane County Pioneer Margaret Lynch Dies at 77
Mrs. Margaret Lynch aged 77, a Dane county pioneer, dies in Madison. The longtime resident and community figure passed away at her home after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements are pending with local plans to honor her decades of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane County
Margaret Lynch
Madison
Cassell Youth Hurt In Hay Rope Accident
Littile Earl Leykauf at Cassell suffered severe hand injuries from a hay rope and may lose a thumb. Laverne Ott has a badly bruised injury in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassell
Littile
Earl Leykauf
Laverne Ott
Land action in Sauk County Wisconsin summons neighbors to appear
The State of Wisconsin Circuit Court Sauk County issues a summons in a land dispute. Plaintiffs James H. Hill and others seek judgment on property described as parts of section 13, town 11 north range 5 east. Defendants include several named individuals and corporations with unknown heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Wisconsin Circuit Court
Sauk County
August Steinhorst
Augusta Steinhorst
State OF
Wisconsin
James H. Hill
Baraboo
Said
Local Notes on Health Visits Add Family Happenings
Mrs. R. S. Ott was very sick last week after a illness. Mrs. Martin Accola and two children stayed with Marion Farris. G. W. Ambler family of Black Hawk visited R. S. Babington. Wm. Paepke adds a new frame wing replacing the old stone kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Ott
Martin Accola
Marion Farris
G. W. Ambler
Black Hawk
R. S. Babington
Wm. Paepke
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Appetite Restoration
Advertisement asserts loss of appetite stems from impure blood and credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with restoring appetite. It promotes Hood's Pills as a non grining laxative and urges readers to obtain the remedy today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
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State OF Wisconsin
Bentley, Bower & LaMar
Plaintiff’s Attorneys
Hawkeye Truck Company
Red Crown
R.A. Bennett
D. B. Thayer
Standard Oil Company
Sioux City
Iowa
Chicago
Milwaukee
R. A. Bennet
Indiana
Baraboo, Wis
Charles F. Legate
Betsy Ann Waddell
Waddell
Homer C. Potter
Potter
A. Barker
Barker
Charles F. Cooley
Cooley
M. H. Langstaff
Langstaff
Ruhland Brewing Company
la Crosse Carriage Company
Michigan
Oshkosh
Wisconsiin
Real Garage
Tarnutzer
Johnson
Helm
Dodge Brothers
Lloyd Tarnutzer
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
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