Numerous G A R Members Visit and Local Listings
Tuesday ran through Baraboo with residents visiting relatives in La Valle Westfield and Barron. Notables include J P Kosler and Frank Capener on a land trip to Vancouver Washington and Kenneth L Martin set to graduate and join the Episcopal ministry after Madison study. A St Petersburg report claims eighty women burned in a village riot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Kosler
Frank Capener
Vancouver
Washington
Wisconsin University At
Madison
Kenneth L. Martin
Laura Martin
Baraboo
Martin
Minnesota
Neshota
Episcopal Church
Baraboo News Briefs Include Weddings and Visits
Thursday events in Baraboo feature visitors from Janesville and Kenosha, a Norweigan ship executive travels to Christiana, and a proposed cooperative farmers laundry with a $300 pledge from Dean Henry. Also noted are retired photographer D. R. Kellogg’s death in Onalaska and Swenson’s voyage for the Norwegian American Steamship company.
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Magnus Swenson
Madison
Kilbourn
Wisconsin
Prairie du Lac
Christiana
Norway
New York
Norwegian-American Steamship Company
Christiania
Swenson
G. A. R. Hall
Dean Henry
The
State University
Baraboo
Chatfield
Minnesota
M. Weg. Tubbs
American Society of Equity
William Toole
Skillet Creek Farmer’s Club
Baraboo Man Praises Doan’s Kidney Pills
James Wiley of Baraboo Wisconsin reports relief from kidney trouble after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. The advertisement urges readers to buy genuine Doan’s from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY as sole U S agents with a 50 cent price and to remember the name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean
Four hundred forty yards won by two area runners
L Schreiber of Baraboo and L Kaufmann of Hillsboro won the 440 yards event while the Tomah band provided music. N G Abbott, once a merchant in Okee and now editor of the Harrisburg Journal, reflected on a wreck near his town and contrasted the C and N W Railway's Wisconsin service with the Chicago and Northwestern's slower response and older efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Schreiber
Baraboo
L. Kaufmann
Hillsboro
Tomah
N.G. Abbott
Okee
Harrisburg
South Dakota
Journal
Chicago
Northwestern
Dakota
Mr. Abbott
Wisconsin
Big Bill Mulcahy
Cummins
Hub Risley
Railroad Commission
Woodmen of America
Wonewee
la Valle
Lodge No. 390
Neitzel
Franks Horton Return From Visit Near Lodi
A notice recounts Friday Frank Horton returning to his home near Lodi after visiting his brother and wife Mr and Mrs Gilbert Horton about a mile east of the city. It also notes local social visits including Baumgarth daughters, Plummer family, and Miss Souther departing after teaching at Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Schultz
Westfield
Otto Harman
J.B. Crosby
Pauline
Lovelle
Wyoming
Lincoln Hall
Trinidad
Colorado
Willis Ryan
Mrs. Hall
Oregon
Charles Wild
Kenosha
Baraboo
Mrs. Wild
Sycamore, Ill
Miss Keitha Wild
Frank Horton
Lodi
Gilbert Horton
Myrtle
Lucile
Alice Baumgrath
Edward Baumgarth
Sauk Prairie
Frank Plummer
Madison
Edgewood Academy
Anna Plummer
Mary Souther
Manston
F. Risley
Souther
University of Wisconsin
Death of Infant Son Stuns Black Hawk Community
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gassner died unexpectedly after a four day illness. The funeral was held Sunday at the Black Hawk church. Wm. Heshheider owns a Maxwell automobile and John Rieser owns a Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gassner
Black Hawk Church
Wm. Heshheider
Maxwell Auto
John Rieser
Ford
Narrow Escape Reported by Portage Team Manager
The Portage Democrat notes the Baraboo trip where the suburban team manager narrowly escaped a concerted rush as locals tried to seize betting money. Baraboo residents allegedly attacked with feet fists and fingernails while the manager struggled to recover funds, with Portage papers left for public perusal at Ross flower store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage Democrat
Baraboo
Wauna Kee Villager John Flannigan Dies in Garden Stroll
John Flannigan a longtime resident of Wauna Kee collapsed and died while walking in his garden. His death marks a sudden end to the village elder whose presence valued by neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Flannigan
Waunakee
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Merrill, Wis
Eva Snyder
Platteville, Wis
Mrs. G. Snyder
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E. K. Wilson
Milwaukee
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Frank Cromie
Alice
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Iowa
John Williamson
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Williamson
W. E. Conway
B. F. Eddy
la Porte
Kinney Farm
Inter Se Club
N. M._ Bliss
East Street
D. R. Kellogg
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Beaver Dam
Lucy Kellogg
C. G. Saunders
Piriatin
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Sanda
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R. H. Clark
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Miss Nettie Kimball
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Julius Hoppe
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