Lady's View on Medicine and Religion Endorses Peruna Ad
A converted reader praises a piece on Medicine and Religion and urges reading. She notes medicine and religion converge, supports broader dissemination of such literature, and says she would buy Peruna if needed while recommending it to others. The note mentions KA-TAR-NO in Columbus, Ohio, as the renamed Peruna formula and invites inquiries for a free booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Times
Peruna
Want Column Advertising Note
Local request to place want ads for selling items renting houses or farms lost articles job help or positions in the newspaper Want Column invites readers to submit notices or advertisements for placement.
Indians Visit Town as Annuity Pay Helps Local Traders
A letter from C. T. McGilvra in Wood South Dakota describes an Annuity pay day in Winner, with a band of Sioux and Crow dancers entertaining customers at local stores. He notes high spending on trinkets, clothing, and food, and observes the Indians as eager buyers and skilled performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
S. C
John
Baraboo
Custer
East Lime Ridge Visitors and Local Travel Notes
East Lime Ridge residents hosted and visited relatives from Richland Center Huron South Carolina Fond du Lac and Baraboo. Several local residents attended conventions and spent time with family including Mr and Mrs Herb L Smith and Mrs Spencer Smith with extended relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Chatan
Richland Center
Sam Borland
Eugene Oliver
Huron
S. C
Herb. L. Smith
Fond du la
Rebekah Lodge
Emma Rotzell
Reedsburg
August Smidtke
Baraboo
Spencer Smith
John L. Smith
Sam Phillips
Messrs
Albert Rotzell
Earl Smith
Artie Hagar
Eddie Smith
Roy Hamstock
Ethel Smith
Freddie L
W. Lester Smith
John Smith
Local Socials Roundup From Baraboo and Vicinity
Baraboo and nearby communities report gatherings and visits. F W Zantow and Lottie Bellows attend King's Corners commencement. Honey Creek guests Mr and Mrs E Birkenhagen and others visit Wa Alwin's home. Musings from North Freedom and Terrytown summer departures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Zantow
Lottie Bellows
King’s Corners
E. Birkenhagen
H. A. Buelow
August Alwin
Honey Creek
Alwin
Albert Lehman
North Freedom
Bevelyn Bassett
Terrytown
Family visits and picnics span Ableman and Westfield
Freedom resident Martha Smith and sister Mrs Wim Alexander visited in Westfield. A local picnic drew attendees from the area at Ableman. William O Niel visited friends in Ableman. Mr and Mrs Henry Werthein and grandchildren from Ableman spent a day with their son Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Smith
West of Freedom
Wim. Alexander
Westfield
Ableman
Wm. O’niel
Henry Werthein
Henry
Black Hawk band to play at graduation and Fourth of July
Gilbert Gassner visits relatives in Owatona Minnesota for a week. The band will perform at the graduation exercises on June 13 at Nold's hall where eight pupils from different districts will receive diplomas. Carl Adam works for George Ambler. Mrs Wm Hoppe sold her Maxwell and bought a Ford. The band is engaged to play for Cassel Fourth of July celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Gassner
Owatona
Minn
Nold’s Hall
Carl Adam
George Ambler
Wm. Hoppe
Maxwell
Cassel
Local Baraboo Endorsement for Doan's Kidney Pills
Baraboo resident C. H. Carr testifies Doan's Kidney Pills aided his kidney trouble over years. He notes family use from Evenson's Pharmacy with good results. Ad by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Doan
C. H. Carr
Seventh Ave
Wis
Evenson’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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Risley Brothers
Athena Union
Athena
Gentle Annie
B. Donovan & Co
South Dakota
Custer Massacre
George B. McGilvra
C. T. McGilvra
Goggie
Stranger Horse
Fifth Avenue
Emma Goldman
C. T. McGllvra
East Lime Ridge
Baraboo Bluffs
Norman Goodman
Bassett
Reynolds Marquardt
Marquardt
A. K. Bassett
L. 4. Palmer
W. A. Toole
Flora Rich
Wm. Toole
Black Hawk
Settergren
Hdw. Co
Rowland
3Rd Street
Baraboo, Wis
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