Kilbourn Joy Ride Case Ends In Court Fines
A group including Frank Reardon Frank Lee Clyde Bandendestel and four women plus a child took a Kilbourn joy ride. Witness Mrs Harkins drank alcohol as "High Pockets" aided her. Perjury charges followed with Harkins bound over. Fines were imposed on several defendants and the case spurred a local bawdy show of hats and laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Reardon
Frank Lee
Clyde Bandendestel
Kilbourn
J. H. Hill
Harkins
Ray Stevens
Fred Reardon
Ordination at Trinity Graach by Milwaukee Bishop
The Rt. Rev. William Walter Webb will ordain Rev. Lawrence C. Ferguson of Baraboo to the priesthood on Sunday June 9 at 10:30 a m. Rev Dr Coit will preach, with Rev Vivian Peterson assisting as chaplain. An early communion at 7:30 a m and a 7:30 p m confirmation service follow. A reception for bishop and clergy ends the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Walter Webb
D. D
Milwaukee
Lawrence C. Ferguson
Baraboo
Ferguson
St. Mathews Church
Kenosha
Webb
Coit
Saint Paul’s School
Concord
N. H
Vivian Peterson
Saint Luke’s Church
Racine
Dr. Coit
Bishop Webb
Trinity Church
Local happenings include visits and court cases
Rev and Mrs W R Irish travel to Eau Claire with Mrs Irish bound for Minneapolis to visit her mother. Numerous residents visit family in Pecatonica and Tomah while others attend church events and a Weslayan camp. An arrest case unfolds in Justice Halsted's court as eight people are linked to a drinking incident. Alumni elect officers. UW bulletin on meatless days. a miscellaneous shower for Freida Kindschi. a lively Kilbourn trip with a tavern fight. notes on local frogs and nursing student Flora Siebecker. Baraboo class of 1918 bricks a chimney figure for their milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Irish
Eau Claire
Peter Jorg
Thomas Foulkes
Rev. Nuzum
W. F. Nuzum
Ironton
Martin Lund
North Dakota
Cora Jones
Lund
Tomah
Kilbourn
Madison
J. G. Patterson
J. Rumph
Bessie Rumph
Do. A. Haskins
Thomas Rodwell
Birch Street
Janesville
Howard
Della Haskins
Minneapolis
Clyman Junction
W. A. Rowland
Jean Ruggles
Etta Clark
Grace Munroe
Agricultural Extension Service
The
University of Wisconsin
Freida Kindschi
Sumpter
Kindschi
Pickerel Catch and Miscellany From Baraboo
This piece notes J. J. Pfannstiehl landing a fifteen pound pickerel at Briggsville, a bass meal, and local chatter on business, winter prep, and circulating news. It mentions D. A. Lewis reporting strong sales, storage paper for Baraboo, and hints of upcoming heatless days and embargoes next winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggsville
D. A. Lewis
Rochester
Baraboo
Sauk County Honor Roll List Names 134-279
The page compiles residents named on Sauk County honor roll entries from 134 Edward Gross of Reedsburg to 279 Thomas H. Jessop of La Valle, listing numerous individuals by name and town including Baraboo, Reedsburg, La Valle, Loganville, Lime Ridge, North Freedom, Prairie du Sac, and others. The long roster highlights local recognition across multiple communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gross
Reedsburg
Raymond F. Decker
la Valle
Gilbert H. Schenck
Loganville
Walter Hewitt
Baraboo
Irwin F. Brandt
Lime Ridge
George Grill
Oscar J. Hamburg
James C. Doyle
Herman Thieding
No. Freedom
Rupert D. Schoonover
Ernest Harms
Thomas B. Finnegan
John
Raymond G. Block
Clarence Westedt
George Gavel
Willie H. Gall
Jack Mikua
Sauk City
George A. Klitzke
William John Heubel
Wonewoc
Robert H. Murray
Kilbourn
Glenn Mitchell Good
Marcello de Meid
Robert Diece
Floyd A. Bailey
Paul H. E. Weselch
Elmer P. Voss
Charles A. Kennedy
Detroit
Mich
Harley Jones
William H. Kasiska
Herman O. Hinrichs
Merrill Butterfield
Gustave Felter
Elmer Denzer
August W. Steinke
Lester R. Ware
Paul C. McIntee
Walter F. Geisser
Ableman
Paul W. H. Kolba
Sandusky
Walter L. Schultz
Ernest Mertzke
Clifford Neugent
Irwin Ankenbrandt
Walter L. Casey
Ironton
Alvin J. Rist
Prairie du Lac
Thomas A. Pearson
Roy Thuerer
Harry J. Mallon
Plain
Bruno Retzlaff
Raymond E. Warren
Frank J. New
Prairie du Sac
Rolland E. Newland
Frank D. Thompson
Herman Albers
Elvin P. Steinbrinck
Arthur J. Lindener
Roy Brooks
Alvin W. Schmitz
Louis Wagner
John H. Kaun
D. Browning
Albert F. Seamandel
James E. Hemingway
George L. Greenwood
Albert L. Harvey
Arthur F. Schoenbeck
Bruno Ganzlin
Charles H. Dennis
Tony Vasileff
Dewey Albertus
Harold K. Hill
John Held
Louis O. Kaiser
Walter A. Mellentine
Martin H. Zimmerman
Percy G. Loomis
Loranz A. Klein
Alfred R. Bayer
Raymond M. Cummings
Delton
Albert Baer
Richard F. Luedtke
George Schugnecht
Spring Green
Gerhart Tessmer
Percival M. Paddock
Otto Rhode
North Freedom
Walter Zimmerman
Albert W. Schewe
Lawrence E. Koenecke
Erwin Laridaen
William H. Gariner
Thomas N. Carpenter
Raymond R. Diehl
John V. Huntley
Albert Reinecke
Asa Walker
Clinton H. Kelley
Bert C. Bentley
Thomas H. Jessop
Wonewoc Citizen Electrocuted in Bake Shop Tragedy
Will Heine a longtime Wonewoc resident and bake shop owner died after touching a live wire. Heine, about 40, married with three children, collapsed and died within minutes after lighting failure shock. Funeral closed village commerce in his memory. He previously clerked at Dizon store before opening his bake shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Heine
Wonewoc
Reedsburg
Dizon
Kilbourn Scouts Defeat Baraboo In Baseball Meet
Five autos carried thirty Baraboo Boy Scouts to Kilbourn for a nine inning return game. Kilbourn won 13 to 2 as Baraboo showed lack of practice. Principal Isely umpired Rev Henke scored. Postgame lemonade and sandwiches greeted players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilbourn
L. N. Allen
Aton
Mould
Nehs
Reucheim
Isely
Kilbourn School
E. C. Henke
Baraboo
Bostoff
O’neil
Rexall
Johnson seeks another term as Wisconsin treasurer
State Treasurer Henry Johnson filed his first nomination paper in Milwaukee to run for re election. He was appointed assistant state treasurer in 1911 and elected to the treasurer post in 1912 1914 and 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Johnson
Milwaukee
Record price at Milwaukee sale for Holstein bull calf
A six month old Holstein bull calf named Champion Sylvia Johanna sold at State Fair park Milwaukee for 106000 dollars cash the highest price ever paid for a bovine. Arthur Hay the 15 year old Canadian breeder cried as spectators reacted with hysteria and emotion. Buyer was Carnation Stock Farms of Oconomowoc Wisconsin and Seattle Washington. seller A C Hardy Brockville Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fair Park
Milwaukee
Bovine
Arthur Hay
Arthur
Wisconsin
Brockville
Can
Sylvia Johanna
May Echo Sylvia
A. C. Hardy
Carnation Stock Farms Company
Oconomowoc
Wis
Seattle
Wash
Bomb Raid on Paris Kills One Wounds Several
German airplanes attacked the Paris district on Friday with bombs dropped. One person is reported dead and several others wounded in the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Paris
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron Remedy Claim
The ad asserts that scrofula and anemia are common and describes pale, broken-out faces and weak nerves. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla taken before meals and Peptiron after as an effective economical blood and nerve tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Real estate transfers filed across Baraboo and surrounding towns
A list of parcel transactions includes George Holah to Otto R Zauff in Baraboo for 1, J. Newland to Leslie St Clair in La Valle for 500, and Christine Kunzelman to August Platt in Baraboo for 8000. Other deeds cover Reedsburg Lone Rock Plain Spring Green Westfield Delton Ironton Woodland North Freedom and Loganville with values from 1 to 8000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Holah
Otto R. Zauff
Baraboo
William Kelley
Erdmann Goetzke
Reedsburg
Edwin Selleck
Leon Mercer
Lone Rock
Ida Westenhaver
Edward Kohlmeyer
Loganville
E. C. Voss
Edw. Kohlimeyer
Jason Newland
Leslie St. Clair
la Valle
C. J. Gahagan
E. L. Schulze
Horace G. Harvey
Dolph Mortimer
Woodland
A. E. Jackson
Joseph A. Duddleston
Clyde Goodel
Albert V. Seagraves
Emma Seagraves
Phillip Sorg
Alois Brick
Spring Green
Christine Kunzelman
August Platt
Sweethearts onces more in St Louis court
Pauline Pepper aged 19 and Harry Pepper aged 20 appeared in police court before Justice Stein claiming they had been married two months and that Harry would not support her. When asked why Pauline whispered that he saw her speaking to another man. The judge offered a brief admonition and the couple returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Kennison
Baraboo
Ringling Circus
Herman C. Neitzel
Kennison
H. S. Rubein
Neitzel
St. Louis
Pauline Pepper
Harry
Pauline
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