Probate Notice in Sauk County Wisconsin 1912
First publication May 30 1912 notice in the county court for Sauk County Wisconsin In Probate Julius H Doro deceased at Baraboo on July 2 1912 ten o clock forenoon matters hearing examination and allowance of final account and assignment of residue to lawful heirs administrator William Bartens bach of Ableman will proceed Dated May 25 1912 by order of the Court W T Kelsey Judge Dithmar Matone Attorneys
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius H. Doro
Baraboo
Said
William Bartenbach
Ableman
W. T. Kelsey
Dithmar & Matone
Wisconsin Notice in Smith versus Smith Case
First publication May 9 1912 in Sauk County Wisconsin Circuit Court. Mary Ellen Smith plaintiff sues George Derwood Smith defendant requiring appearance within twenty days after service and defense or judgment by complaint demand. Attorney L C Gunderson Madison Dane County Wis serves copy with complaint.
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Mary Ellen Smith
George Derwood Smith
State of
Wisconsin
L. C. Gunderson
P. O
Madison
Dane County
Wis
Five men in Loganville riot brought before local justice
The five men who caused the Loganville riot last Sunday appeared before Justice of the Peace C F Nie man at Loganville yesterday. District Attorney J A Malone represented the state while James Hill of Baraboo and James A Stone of Reedsburg spoke for the defendants. The case was adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loganville
Justice of the Peace
C. F. Nieman
J. A. Malone
James Hill
Baraboo
James A. Stone
Reedsburg
Notice of Legal Action and Attorneys
Dated June 4 1912 Bentley Kelsey Hill attorneys announce first publication June 6 1912 regarding legal proceedings and representation.
Notice to creditors in Kaufman estate Baraboo Wisconsin
First published notice for Charles L. Kaufman deceased. Creditors must present claims by December 10 1912 to Sauk County Court Baraboo. Claims will be examined January 7 1913 at Baraboo courthouse at ten o clock fore noon. Bentley Kelsey Hill attorneys.
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Nancy R. Peck
Elkhart
Indiana
Baraboo
Said County
Charles L. Kaufman
Said
Local notices and community events highlight city life
Saturday welcomed a baby girl for Mr. and Mrs. Munroe Hatch. State Treasurer Dahl seeks about a million dollars from state depository banks to replenish working banks. Miss Clara Alexander leaves for Barron home after high school studies. Maud Ellis to Chicago for nurse training at post graduate hospital. Annual district picnic—Miss Mable Cook teacher. Albert Reiner marries Miss Jesse Johnson in Madison and to reside there. Pear Deiter hosts china shower. prizes to Deiter and Ethel Acker. Clarence McGilvra returns to Draper, South Dakota, via Chicago. The Southland Sextette will perform at First M. E. church. Fire company responds to Maple and Vine blaze. minor damage. Wisconsin dairy output tops nation. 181,049,000 pounds of butter worth 36,628,000 dollars. Underkoffer and Barker lease third avenue room for an up to date grocery near Clavadatscher store.
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Dahl
Clara Alexander
Henry Alexander
Barron
Maud Ellis
Chicago
Post Graduate Hospital
A. B. Ellis
Pear Deiter
A. A. Brownell
Seventh Avenue
Misses Deiter
Ethel Acker
Miss Deiter
Clarence McGilvra
Draper
South Dakota
Miss Janette
Sioux City
Iowa
Wisconsin
Union
C. J. Underkoffer
Thomas Barker
Third Avenue
Orpheum ‘Theatre
Clavadatscher
Underkoffer
News Grocery
Local Notes From Baraboo Brighten Week Ahead
Monday Roy Kartack of Chicago visited his parents Mr and Mrs J F Kartack. Lee Pearson and sister Eunice return from Berea Kentucky where they attended college with Prof and Mrs Frost in charge. Over $500 raised at St Peters Lutheran church mission fest in Reedsburg with speakers from Milwaukee and Wauwatosa. Marriage of Elnora Keller and William Duren at Cazenovia drew many relatives from Cashton Milwaukee Merrimack Sauk City Madison. Corn planting in southern Wisconsin delayed due to heavy rainfall and cold. Carl G Buchta of Lodi jailed for passing worthless checks. case closed after relatives failed to assist. Mrs Francis P Kimball writes from Anaheim praising Baraboo News and suggests L C Baker write a bear story. Fairfield District No 7 school closed June 7 with picnic on Steve Burtons lawn. sixty partake. Womens Civic League received Dorothy Perkins Roses from Dr Rodney True. Roses came from E G Hill Co and are praised. League donated 17 to Child's Welfare club for beautifying city schools grounds. The League thanks Dr True for his generosity. Rheumatic pains relieved by Miles Anti Pain Pills.
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Carl G. Buchta
Ledi
Donovan
Madison
Buchta
Lumberman’s ‘Bank
Lodi
Licensed to Marry
George F. Rosenthal and Miss Elizabeth Wollschlager of Reedsburg plan marriage.
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George F. Rosenthal
Elizabeth Wollschlager
Reecsburg
La Crosse Buggies Offered At Unmatched Prices
Local dealer announces carload of La Crosse buggies with full guarantees at unprecedented prices. Also promotes riding cultivators led by the Auxiliary spring lift and Julius Geetz auto sliding tube lightning rods with 25 year warranty. Includes Simplex cream separators praised for lightness and durability.
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la Crosse
Julius F. Geetz
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State OF Wisconsin
Bentley, Kelsey & Hill
Bentley, Kelsey
Mrs. Munroe Hatch
Mable Cook
Albert Reiner
Jesse Johnson
Reiner
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Maple and
Vine Streets
Koehler
Roy Kartack
J. F. Kartack
Lee Pearson
Miss Eunice
Berea
Kentucky
Frost
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Milwaukee
Wauwatosa
Elnora Keller
William Duren
Cazenovia
James
Elizabeth Hanson
James Leis
Cashton
Sarah Antisdel
Geo. Keller
Merrimack
S. Keller
Esser
Sauk City
Ella Moll
University Agricultural College At
Francis P. Kimball
Anaheim
California
Baraboo Weekly News
Hugh Kelley
Kimball
L. C. Baker
Fort Morgan
Colorado
Dist
Fairfield
Steve Burton
Women's Civic League
Dorothy Perkins
Rodney True
Botanical Gardens
Washington D.C
True
Civic League
E. G. Hill Company
Richmond
St. Joseph’s School
Public Library
Baraboo Cemetery
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Miles
A. Reinking
Old
Andrew Jackson
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