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Baraboo Weekly News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1916

Page

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Endorse Carpenter at Meeting Endorse Carpenter at Meeting

A large group of progressive Republicans from Sauk county gathered at the courthouse. Delegates and alternates were chosen for the state progressive Republican conference in Madison on June 22, with George Carpenter of Baraboo recommended for assembly.

Sauk County Court House John D. Dever Reedsburg J. B. Donovan Baraboo University Gymnasium Madison E. ¥. Dithmar M. A. Reynolds Prairie du Lac Wilber Cahoon Lime Ridge John D. Devor H. B. Quimby James A. Stone J. S. Palmer Fairfield Wilbur Cahoon George Carpenter E. F. Dithmar Carpenter

Merrimack Modern Woodman Picnic Attracts Three Thousand

A Merrimack Modern Woodman picnic at Lake Wisconsin drew over three thousand people. Rain shortened baseball games with Ableman and Prairie du Lac Sauk City, while Lodi band won a band contest and Baraboo Foresters took drill prize. Events included races, a baby contest, and an address by Congressman J J Esch. The next annual picnic will be in Lodi in June 1917.

Merrimack Wisconsin Ableman Prairie du Lac Sauk City Lodi Baraboo Marine Band Baraboo Foresters Royal Neighbors of Baraboo Wodi George Pigg Carl Kirchstein William Unger Lottie Miller Arthur Brownrigg J. J. Esch la Crosse Vance Cook Bowery Twin City Baraboo Valley

Thought Horse Allegedly Drunk Driver Detained

Baraboo officer stops a late night driver claiming the horse was intoxicated. A test ride shows the horse is calm and safe, but the youth faces a severe reprimand with no court action.

Baraboo Villa W. L. Harr

Eighteen Jurors Drawn for Prairie du Lac Flowage Cases

Eighteen jurors have been drawn to hear the session of circuit court in Columbia county starting July 5 for trials on several Prairie du Lac dam flowage cases. If more jurors are needed, a special venire will be issued when court sits.

Columbia County Prairie du Lac

Broken Bone Found by Xray in Madison

Miss Mabel Bonham daughter of J L Bonham has a hip bone broken and placed in a plaster cast after an X ray at Madison. The limb troubled her for some time interfering with school work. The cause of the break is not explained and the cast will stay six weeks with rest in bed.

Mabel Bonham J. L. Bonham Madison

Daylight HoldUp in Third Ward

A transient peddler in Baraboo was robbed of $10 by two well dressed strangers about 6:30 pm near the F. C. Peck store on Walnut street. They overpowered him, fled toward Northwestern tracks, and likely escaped on a freight. Robert Curry said he was asked for money by the same men. one had a distinctive gold filling in his front tooth.

Baraboo F. C. Peck Walnut Street Robert Curry James R. Curry

Hospital Operations Report From Baraboo

Dr F E Tryon of Merrimack assisted at Gem City hospital in Baraboo today. Even Owen of Caledonia operated on for strangulated hernia at 1 30 this morning with immediate attention. Louise Schreiber and Mrs Fred Templin underwent appendectomies, the former this morning and the latter Tuesday, all in satisfactory condition. Oscar Coleman of Ableman is at the hospital with severe pleural pneumonia in critical condition.

F. E. Tryon Merrimack Baraboo Gem City Hospital Owen Caledonia Louise Schreiber Fred Templin Oscar Coleman Ableman

Travelogue of Henke Trip Through Colorado and California

A mailed letter from Reverend and Mrs. BE Henke recounts their May Colorado Springs to California journey. They describe towns from Pueblo to Florence to Salida, rail through Marshall Pass, Grand Junction, Utah coal fields, Mormon lands, Salt Lake City, and arrival in Los Angeles and Hollywood. They note scenic beauty, rapid growth, and widespread travel by auto and rail.

Los Angeles Colorado Springs Old Pueblo Colorado Florence Salida Marshall Pass Grand Junction Utah Helper Y. M. Co Salt Lake City Salt Lake Hollywood California Pacific Ocean

St Joseph School Glosing Exercises Shake Auditorium

Open ing scene at St Joseph School featured a capacity crowd as children sang with training. The program included a tambourine drill, youth plays A Perplexing Situation and The Merry Go Round, and a Flag tribute with Archbishop Ireland quotes. Class of 1916: Edward Troy, Marie Keller, Ayleen Dwyer, Arthur Degan, Grace Rackett, Harold Griffin, Paul Crawley, Alice Donohue, Elizabeth Franzke. Rev O'Reilly distributed diplomas. Rev Pierou gave address.

St. Joseph’s Gurritt Arthur Rundle Gordon Hilliard Englemann May McMahon Loretta Foley Audrey Murphy Bythe Brookside Genevieve Winchester Mr. Middleton Leo Boodle Middleton Ayleen Dwyer Tom Middleton Arthur Degan Jessie Middleton Daugh Con Coker Nas Grace Rackett Sue Middleton Alice Donohue Lucy Fair Elizabeth Franzke Maud Ireland Harold Griffin United States America Edward Troy Marie Keller Paul Crawley God E. C. O'Reilly J. J. Pierou Lodi

Beaver Hill road dispute prompts take from ex highway official

G F Post, former highway commissioner, says the Beaver Hill road project cannot be finished with current funding. He offers to complete the route by day labor if the county provides machinery, pledging a bond and excluding guard rails, unless the State Highway Commission can fund a macadam finish on their surveys.

G. F. Post Spring Green Beaver Hill J. W. Bauer Plain Post Spring Green-Plain Beaver Hit Plain Spring Green State Highway Commission

Age and flowers in a welcoming garden country

The passage highlights cheap fruit and higher costs for other commodities, with low wages and high rents. It notes a large tourist trade shaping life and prices, bungalow and mission-style homes, friendly greetings, and described enterprise and generosity. It mentions upcoming trips to be written about later.

Baraboo

Hospital Notes Improve at Baraboo

Mrs. Emma Messenger is improving after an operation on Monday. Mrs. Joe Baxter leaves Baraboo hospital for home on Ridge Street after five weeks as a patient. Lawrence Savage is recovering from a Saturday operation. Charles Hangen remains under treatment at Baraboo hospital.

Emma Messenger Joe Baxter Baraboo Hospital Ridge Street Lawrence Savage Charles Hangen

Athletic Fourth for Twin Cities

The Twin Cities Y M C A groups plan a July 4 1916 celebration in Marion Park Sand City Prairie du Sac with a large athletic program and open field for baseball and other sports. The event aims to mirror the 1910 joint celebration by Sawk City and Prairie du Lac and showcases the area’s beauty and ample space for a large crowd.

Twins Cities Twiligth Club Sawk City Prairie du Lac Twin Cities Sand City Prairie du Sac Prairie de Sac Marion Park

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Rogressives OF State Assembly Bly Assembly J. Ellefson Grant Dryer S. S. Squires Delton John Redman North Freedom Kert Prouty F. G. du Bois Herman Jahn August Lehman H. F. Kohlmeyer Valle Amiel J. R. Fitzgerald Ironton R. L. Bohn George Loos S. A. McCoy P. H. Fowler J. C. Meyer J. R. Carpenter George Isenberg H. C. Okern C. E. Phillips Progressives For Assem Aamense Woduman H-Ray Third Ward BE. C. Henke ST. Joseph School Marieta Kieffer Valse Spa Lucille Graff Nosie Helen Dunn Alexander Wilson Jessie Howard Monroe Mary Anna Blank Fritz James Murphy Eptimus Keneaeh Seer Harold Rooney Athletic
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