Accidental Death at Eddyville for Lincoln County Man
Renas A. Wood, son-in-law of A. D. Hymes, killed while sawing lumber at his brother Rufus Wood’s Eddyville mill. He fell onto the saw, likely due to a previously weak ankle, severing the jugular vein. Born January 11, 1889, in Princeville Illinois, he married Olive Hymes in 1909 and left a wife and two children. Funeral held at Chitwood. Rev. McVickers of Newport led services. Woodman Lodge member.
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Eddyville
Chitwood
Rufus
Rev. McViccors
Newport
V Woodman Lodge
Summit
Princeville
Ill
Olive Hymes
8 S Wood Announces Candidacy for County Clerk
An advertisement paid by 8 S. H. Wood announces his candidacy for Sauk County County Clerk. He cites illness and asks voters for support at the primary, pledging to give the office his best attention if nominated and elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wood
Sauk County
Central Wisconsin Variety Store for Sale
A rural Wisconsin business listing offers a Variety Store in Lime Ridge with new stock and fixtures. The owner, a local farmer, will sell at a bargain and accepts inquiries through Box 57 Lime Ridge Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Lime Ridge
Wis
Title Men Meet at Devils Lake
The Wisconsin Association of Title Men held its sixth annual convention at Devils Lake with chilly but pleasant weather. Officers elected include President W H Hardy and Vice presidents Buehler Hoffman Kitchel, plus Secretary F D Lord and Treasurer Mrs Florence Redfern. Notable speakers covered geology and abstract business standards. Attendees list includes many Wisconsin officials and professionals. The group toured to the Dells by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hardy
Waukesha
Theodore Buehl R
Alma
August F. Hoffman
Washburn
VC. 8
Kitchel
Milwaukee
F. D. Lord
Ellsworth
Florence K. Redfern
Mineral Point
Edwin Selleck
Baraboo
Theodore Buehler
J. T. Kinney
Madison
L. A. Williams
Fond du Lac
Samuel Weidman
R. G. Siebecker
Weidman
Devils Lake
Leibecker
Kitchen
F. Hoffmann
E. F. Dithmar
W.J. Tubbs
Elkhorn
Florence K.redfearn
J. H. Walker
Hudson
W.H. Hardy, Jr
Prospects Bright for Summer Band Concerts
At band practice Tuesday evening volunteers offered contributions totaling almost 100 dollars for a summer concert series in Baraboo. With a little more effort the funds should cover a sequence of musical evenings by a top state band and the committee plans to take up the question soon.
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Baraboo
Inter Se Folk Banquet Closed Fall Meeting Scheduled
The Inter Se club held its closing meeting Tuesday at Mrs. John Newman’s home on Third avenue with all members present and two guests. Games stories and conundrums followed by a tastefully decorated banquet and toasts. The next club gathering is planned for fall.
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Inter Se Club
John Newman
Third Avenue
Ableman Commencement Honors Five Graduates
Ableman held a Friday commencement with five graduates Roger Fenwick Henry Schneider Mildred Scharnke Myrtle Stephens and Richard Luedtke. A blue and white stage carried the class motto Forward Only as the Ableman orchestra offered an overture and Rev Popp led the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ableman
Roger Fenwick
Henry Schneider
Mildred Scharnke
Myrtle Stephens
Richard Luedtke
Popp
Messrs
Anderson
Bentley
Bender
Smith
Wisconsin
Robert Hopkin
Whitewater
Peterson
C. A. Anderson
Commonwealth
America
Rubber coats and white silk gloves arrive for ladies and gents
Local shop announces availability of rubber automobile coats and elbow length white silk gloves, items customers have been seeking. The notice highlights new stock now on hand for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Clavadatscher
Harrisburg and West Trays Social Notes
Otto Ratke of Black Earth visits his uncle John Rieser for a few days. William Bonham and family visit Laura Palmer and the Keller household in Baraboo. Peter Lugkauf of Cassell calls on William Hoppe. Erma Bantley visits her uncle Gustav Genz in Cassell. Maude McCready visits Margaret Barnard in Spring Green. The rock crusher moves to the big hill from Sumpter. Hehemberger family and Hartman family visit Diehl in Lodde's Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Ratke
Black Earth
John Rieser
William Bonham
Laura Palmer
William Fingerhing
Roy
Peter Keller
Baraboo
Peter Lugkauf
Cassell
William Hoppe
Erma Bantley
Gustav Genz
Maude McCready
Margaret Barnard
Spring Green
Big Hill
Sumpter
Joe Hehemberger
Leonard Hartman
Lodde
June Weddings Bring Many Baraboo Brides
Baraboo residents celebrate multiple June weddings. Orr C Dodge of Baraboo wed Eldora Carpenter in Harvard Illinois with plans to reside at 415 Eighth Ave Baraboo after July 2. Mary A Odekirk wed George E Holt at 314 Lynn Ave. the couple to farm in Delton after marriage. Additional ceremonies included Ida Conner and J Van Buskirk in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr C. Dodge
Baraboo
Eldora Carpenter
Roy Herrick
Harvard
Illinois
Albert Dodge
Northwestern Railway
B. Odekirk
Lynn _ avenue
Mary A. Odekirk
George E. Holt
Delton
C. A. Wilson
Trinity Episcopal Church
Kenneth Odekirk
Erma Spencer
W. Waddell
Belle Holt
Holt
B. W. Holt
H. L. Peck
Charles Parks
George Loos
Phoebe Hains
Edna Fuller
Flossie Polley
Grayce Polley
Madison and
Merrimack
Mayme McQuade
Vivian Verbeck
Myrtle Steele
Lodi
Elizabeth Johnson
Dane
Ida Conner
J. van Buskirk
Milwaukee
Deiton
Clavadtscher Stand Behind Shoes and Price
The ad proclaims strong support for footwear and value with a bold stance by Clavadtscher, emphasizing buyer confidence and competitive pricing.
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T, Clavadtscher
Unnamed Writer Reports Fish Catch Details
A reader sent in a fish catching item to The News office but did not provide a name, so the piece will not appear. The report notes fishing activity but remains unsigned.
Eugene W. Chapin to Speak at Russell Corners Church
Eugene W. Chapin will address the W. M. church at Russell Corners on Wednesday evening, June 5.
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Eugene W. Chapin
W. M
Russell Corners
Baraboo Visit Noted for William Schoephoester
William Schoephoester of Reedsburg was in Baraboo on Sunday, a brief hometown mention noting his local travel.
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William Schoephoester
Reedsburg
Baraboo
Hillpoint Men Arrested at Loganville Face Court
The Hillpoint men arrested Sunday at Loganville for breaking windows and resisting officers include Louis Webster Will Webster and the Goodell brothers David Thomas Homer. A Monday preliminary hearing resulted in David Goodell being released while the other four were bound over to circuit court with $500 bail each.
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Hillpoint
Loganville
Louis Webster
Will Webster
David Goodell
Thomas Goodell
Homer Goodell
Cheap John Medicines Sale Notice
Pharmacist advertises Barker's cures for catarrh and rheumatism with promise to strengthen the weak and sick. Sold at local drug stores.
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John
Barker’s
Memorial Day and graduation events at LA VALLE
Woodmen memorial services were held at M W A hall with a tribute at the cemetery. Six graduates listed Irma Borchers Hilda Steffens Iva Doering Percy Paddock Albert Swetland and Voiney Hyslop. Memorial Day observances followed by a church service and procession to the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. A. Hall
Mr. Mansfield
Forresters
Irma Borchers
Hilda Steffens
Iva Doering
Percy Paddock
Albert Swetland
Voiney Hyslop
Leo Greenhalgh
Peoria
Lll
W. Hyslop
Dane
H. E. Mansfield
F. M
Taylor
United Brethren Church
A. C. Chure
Emmie Williams Seiberlich
Kaukauna
J. Hyslop
Otto Borchers
W. J. Miller
Reedsburg
W. Barnett
Fred Thompson
Corliss
Dan Murphy
Orlin Lacy
Mattie
Alice
Cleveland Wilkinson
Charles
Supreme Court Affirms Bara Boo vs Laird
At Madison on Tuesday the supreme court handed down several decisions two from Sauk county. The Bank of Bara Boo vs C L Laird was affirmed while G M Willard of Reedsburg vs Chicago and Northwestern was reversed. The court found no negligence by the railroad company in the Sable Girl shipment case and the jury verdict of about 1100 may stand for settlement.
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Madison
Supreme Court
Sauk County
Bank of Baraboo
C. L. Laird
G. M. Willard
Reedsburg
Chicago & Northwestern
Baraboo
City in shock as injuries from accident worsen
Mrs Woolcott remains unable to rise after a bicycle collision and suffers a severe injury. John Bailey lies in a critical condition, failing for over a week at his daughter Mrs James Dibble's home. Bailey has been unable to walk for years since a train accident.
For Sale and Wanted Notices from Baraboo Wisconsin
Popular Wants weekly lists a registered Holstein cow born Jan 16 for sale with phone contact. Also wants dead horses hogs and cattle for rendering. Farm listing near Baraboo offers 38 acres two miles southeast with new eight room house barn granary and orchard.
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R. D
W.H. Sherman
Baraboo
Wis
Coln
FORK
B. E. Skinner
Colonel Afrite mare horse stallion sire name and season
Colonel Afrite No 53 134 sired by Afrite trotting stallion with 2 07 record stands 16 hands high and 1200 pounds will season 1912 at Taylor's Livery Barn Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afrite
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Sauk
A. D. Hymes
Oregon
Lincoln County Leader
Renas
A. Wood
Hymes
Renas A. Wood
T. Clavadatscher’s
A. G. Malloy
Baraboo News Publishing Company
Huerer Bros
D.D.S
U. of Mich
Wisconsin Associa
Ison
Kallegan
Charles A. Stone
Brooks Dunwiddie
Monroe
R. Siebecker
Betham Biang
The
Dells
Wellington
Lueth Bros
Harrisburg and
West Tray
Carpenter—Dodge
Odekirk—Holt
Davin
Olive Friend
Edward H. Davin
Chicago
St. Joseph’s Church
Father O’ Reilly
Nellie
Frank Willoughby
J. J
Sixth Street
Macmillan Publishing Company
United States
Baraboo Business College
K. R. Schulze
Robert
Portage
Frank Willougby
Paddock
Butterfield
Grace Marie Paddock
la Valle
Harry A. Butterfield
Conner—Van Buskirk
Circuit Court
Willie Lacy
Martha Grover
Wonewee
Maria Head
Julia Grover
Anta Miller
Melvin Grover
Sarsh Richardson
Anna Miller
Briggs Fur Store
E. Aug. Runge
C. W
Riley
Birch Street
A. L. Burnham
G. W. Burdick
William Rounds
Benj. Haskins
Charles Howard
Harvey
Saollisten
Rocky Mountain
Aolliister Drug Company
Mailison
Wisdolnen
Everett E. Lusk
M. D
Paediatrics
Oak St
Baraboo, Wis
Robert T.‘Gamble
Reinking
la Crosse
Julius F. Geetz
E. T. Gollmar
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