Community Guests and Local News Roundup
North Freedom area residents hosted and visited relatives with many trips and homecomings. Servicemen Walter Klein and Oscar Wagner returned from overseas, James Waddell attended a funeral, and Arlen Palmer came home after discharge. Local events included a dance, moving pictures at the MWA hall, and a Royal Neighbors meeting as area residents reconnect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gordon
Marshfield
A. R. Knapp
Maude Bond
Norma
Drucilla
Mondovi
Wm. Gunnison
Esther
Black River Falls
J. H. Gunnison
Gerald Hawley
Duluth
Irene Warne
Baraboo
Anna Kapelka
Fred Kapelka
Walter Klein
Louis Klein
Oscar Wagner
John Wagner
Reedsburg
Loganville
James Waddell
Ableman
Mary Schutt
Fred Johnson
Eau Claire
Johnson
John Bauer
J. B. Randall
Walter Draper
Martha Northrup
George McCray
Otto Smith
Waunakee
J. A. Seeley
Transportation Department of the
Santa Fe Railway
Topeka
Kan
D. W. Seeley
Seeley
Baby
Keitha Seeley
la Valle
Arthur Cheney
Minneapolis
Fanny Treloar
John Ward
Dea Carpenter
Dixon House
Russell Williams
Edward Wright
Canning Factory
M. W. A. Hall
Peterson
Harp
Grace Vergeront
Madison
H. Veeck
Elsie Isenberg
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Harold Barkenhagen
G. Barkenhagen
Miss Giggles
Lewis Hartley
Boston
Dell Young
Barabod
Arlen Palmer
A. Weiland
J. Weiland
Kendall
Albert Weiland
A H. Veeck
J. B. Doherty
James
Rollin Curtis
Charles Johnson
Walnut and
Dissolve Piles in Ten Minutes Milwaukee Doctor Claims Cure
A Milwaukee doctor promotes a new treatment by Dr. F T Riley at 435 M and M Building offering dissolution of piles in ten minutes and a four day cure without knife pain or danger. He guarantees permanent results or the treatment costs nothing and invites sufferers to write for free particulars and instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
F. T. Riley
M. Building
Wis
Riley
C. A
Chicago
Local notes from the Glen and surrounding area
Community snippets report hospital stays and visits, births, and visitors like Wanda Eschenbach in Milwaukee and Mr. and Mrs. James Burton’s party from Lewiston. A sunlit Sunday brings flowers, wild ivy caution, dog encounters, and a returning soldier. Assessors levy taxes, weed notices go out, and locals such as James O Neil and Nellie Goggin visit Graves brothers south of here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Marshall
James Burton
Mabel
Lewiston
Glen
Lily Walker
Seattle
Leon
James O’neil
Nellie Goggin
Graves Brothers
Miss Goggin
Graves
J. H. Dudley
Charles Baylis
Arsenate of Lead Sold for Potatoes and Squash Bags
Evenson's Pharmacy advertises arsenate of lead for pests on potatoes squash and related crops including currant and cabbage worms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenson’s Pharmacy
Peptona Promises Boost for Health and Vitality
An old advertisement touts Peptona as a powerful tonic containing organic iron manganese malt and cod liver oil extract. It claims to enrich blood aid digestion aid recovery from grippe colds bronchitis influenza and general fatigue and notes Evenson's Pharmacy Baraboo Wisconsin sells it at 504 Oak Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenson
Baraboo
Oak Street
Barkenhagen Giggles wedding in North Freedom
Miss Myrtle Giggles of Madison wed Harold Barkenhagen at the groom’s parents home in North Freedom with only immediate relatives present. Rev. W M Philpott officiated. the couple left by 2 20 train for Groton South Dakota and will reside in Madison after two weeks with the groom’s brother John Barkenhagen and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkenhagen
Giggles
Gus Barkenhagen
North Freedom
Myrtle Giggles
Madison
Harold Barkenhagen
W. M. Philpott
M. E. Church
Groton
S. D
John Barkenhagen
Northwestern
Confirmation class photographed after flu season
A group of confirmands from Rev Taras churches in Caledonia and Greenfield had their class photos taken Tuesday at Trimpey studio. The delay was caused by bad weather and flu cases, leaving a list of named girls and boys including Lydia Paske Helen Paske Zelma Zimmerman Helen Messer Meta Messer Lucile Koepp Modesta Neuman Thelma Radents Helen Koepp Theodore Schneider Arthur Anacker Herman Koepp Milton Aanacker Corrin Geyman Harold Ziemke Walter Mass Robert Paske and Walter Radant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Taras
Caledonia
Greenfield
Trimpey
Lydia Paske
Helen Paske
Zelma Zimmerman
Helen Messer
Meta Messer
Lucile Koepp
Modesta Neuman
Thelma Radents
Helen Koepp
Theodore Schneider
Arthur Anacker
Herman Koepp
Milton Aanacker
Corrin Geyman
Harold Ziemke
Walter Mass
Robert Paske
Walter Radant
A R Law M D Specialist in women and rectal diseases
Dr A R Law advertises permanent cures for piles and constipation with no payment until cure. Office located in Washington Building, Madison, Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Law
M. D
Piles
Tanlac world sales set astonishing records
Four years after Tanlac emerged from obscurity it claims the world’s largest medicine sales. By January 1 total bottles sold reached about twelve million with 1,306,186 sold in the first ten weeks of the year in the U S and Canada. If this pace continues yearly sales would top five million bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
New York
Chicago
Denver
Colorado
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Pike’s Peak
Woolworth
Pacific Coast
Middle West
Hessig- Ellis Drug Company
Memphis
Tenn
British Columbia
Saskachewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Owl Drug Company
San Francisco
Jacobs Pharmacy Company
Atlanta
Tanlac
Baraboo
Fisher Bros
Reedsburg
Henry Thieman
Adv
Automobile Crashes Into Madison Barbershop
An automobile crashed into George Di Bartoli's Madison barbershop on West Washington yesterday. The car shattered the window and wrecked the display. Driver Stewart Haberlaben, 18, was injured with severe cuts and held at the general hospital. police expect a warrant for his arrest on intoxication charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George di Bartoli
Washington Avenue
Madison
Stewart Haberlaben
August M Haberlaben
Verona
General Hospital
Kelloggs’ continent crossing car trip to Yellowstone
Mr and Mrs S B Kellogg traveled across the continent visiting Baraboo Tuesday during a heavy rain. The Yale educated young man served in the war and married there. Their journey home includes Yellowstone Park a week Seattle and other stops with a stop at the Warren in Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. S. B. Kellogg
Baraboo
New Haven
Yale
Yellowstone Park
Seattle
the Warren
Fire destroys Great Northern Nursery packing plants
Insurance estimates total loss at Foley property from Sunday morning fire. Buildings valued at 17 500 dollars with 5 500 dollars insured, contents 1 000. Personal property loss 14 000 not insured. horses also perished. Fire may have been arson as neighbor dog alerted owner before blaze. Buildings to be rebuilt fire proof. cause under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
M. PF. Foley
Great Northern Nursery
Peesanal
Foley
Thomas McMahon
Mr. McMahon
Kilbourn Kilbourn season opens with hopeful signs
Round about the Dells Kilbourn season opens with strong indications for a successful year. Local society notes include marriages in Lodi and Madison, a county Holstein picnic scheduled for June 18 near Lime Ridge, and residents returning from Cambridge Massachusetts. Fractured headlines record various local events and a notable World War I veteran’s homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilbourn
Sedgland
Lime Ridge
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Spring Tonic
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a superior spring tonic and blood purifier for wartime nervous strain influenza grip and pneumonia and winter blood depletion. It claims to restore vigor by improving appetite digestion and energy while recommending Hood's Pills as a mild laxative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Commencement Held At Reedsburg High School
The Reedsburg high school held commencement in the armory with forty graduates. Miss Gardner led the class as valedictorian while musical numbers were performed by the pupils. Prof. W. H. Kiekhoefer from Madison delivered the evening address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsburg
Lodi Resident Visits relatives as Tuberculosis Claims Life
Mrs. Byron D. Abbott of Harrisburg South Dakota visits Lodi and its vicinity following the death of her sister's husband Georg Hammond of Madison who suffered tuberculosis. Hammond was a veteran of the Spanish-American War and born in Lodi. The funeral of Gilbert E. Gardi, who died recently in Durango Colorado, was held at the local M. E. church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron D. Abbott
Harrisb
S. D
Lodi
Georg Hammond
Madison
Hammond
Gilbert E. Gardi
Durango
Coh
M. BE
Auction Notice for Mielke Farm Near North Freedom
Attorney James H. Hill will sell the 80 acre Mielke farm at public auction on Saturday June 14. The property is located miles from North Freedom, has buildings, and is good land. Auction to be held at the Bank of Freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Hill
Mielke Farm
North
Freedom
Bank of Freedom
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Peptona
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Madison, Wis
Tanlag
Madison Barber Shop
Los Angeles
Csaaia
Newtwws
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Frances Marie Herr
Charles Herr
Frank L. Thompson
Frank G. Thompson
Ici
Ira L. Hammond
Wilhelmina Holzworth
J. H. Hosler
Harold
Cambridge, Mass
Harold Hosler
Will Townsend
Morris Deppe
Townsend
Deppe
Erwin T. Brown
Margaret Helen Stanley
Sauk City
Lena Grass
Joseph Grass
Ervin Crosby
Merrimack
Carl B. Ellefson
Big Hollow
Margaret Carmody
Wyoming
Fritz Zoellner
Mr. Zoellner
France
Martha Mathews
Wonewoc
Reedsburg Hospital
Gardner Hill
Sacred Heart Church
James Schwebach
la Crosse
St. Joseph’s Church
Copper Creek
Savilian Smith
Charles Eggleston
Fox Lai
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Dr. C. A. He
Chicago, IL
Will
Warren House
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