Circuit Court convenes with Judge O Nill for divorces and fraud case
The circuit court under Judge James O Nill opened with staff including Clerk F B Moss and Sheriff Tarnutzer. Divorces granted include Ralph E Hoyt and Jennie M Schneider while Mary Seeber testified. LeRoy Bender witnessed. The State of Wisconsin v Churchill marks the first jury trial, alleging $600 fraud over a Canadian mine claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gircuit Court
James O'Nill
Neillsville
Frank B. Moss
H. J. Bolin
William Tarnutzer
William Welk
F. D. Calway
F. B. Moss
Moss
EH. Ray Stevens
Ralph E. Hoyt
Alice Hoyt
Milwaukee
LeRoy Bender
Jennie M. Schneider
Michael Schneider
Kenosha
State of
Wisconsin
Charles E. M. Churchill
Julius A. Kroll
Reedsburg
Kroll
Canada
Churchill
Foley’s Honey and Tar touted as cold relief
A letter from Nick J. Whres of Zahl North Dakota claims a winter cold disappeared after using Foley's Honey and Tar. He says the remedy relieved lingering coughs and sleepless weariness and notes it is sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick J. Whres
Zahl, N .D
Foley
Obituary for Estella Hilk of Corona South Dakota
Mrs Estella Hilk age 62 formerly of Baraboo and Delton died at her Corona South Dakota home. She leaves four children and one sister plus many friends in Baraboo Delton. Interment at Milbank South Dakota. In Baraboo she was known as Miss Estella Eggleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Hilk
Corona
S. D
Baraboo
Delton
Milbark
SS. D
Sbarzboo
Estella Eggleston
Bellant Dies in Phoenix After Tumor Operation
Henry J. Bellant 42 died at his Phoenix home after a tumor operation. Born in Honey Creek, he leaves three brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Bellant
Phoenix
Arizona
Honey Creek
Wearproof Treads promise puncture and blowout protection
Wearproof Treads claim mileage savings at half the cost and a 10000 mile guarantee against punctures and blowouts. The bond covers old or new tires and worn rubber, with claimed superior skid resistance and chain-equivalent traction. Agent WM. S. Turner in Baraboo Wisconsin promotes the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
WM. S. Turner
Baraboo
Wis
Dentist Dr C F Steel Restul Results For Her
Mrs Anna Davison of 2080 Myrtle Street Long Beach California suffered an awful night cough after influenza. She reports Foley s Honey and Tar gave relief and a restful night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Davison
Myrtle St
Long Beach
Cal
Foley
About Rheumatism: Hood's Sarsaparilla Offers Relief
Rheumatism is a constitutional dis ease with local aches and inflamed joints. Local applications fail. constitutional treatment is required. Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood and corrects acidity, offering lasting relief, with Hood's Pills as a gentle option if needed.
Local Couple Tie the Knot at Gasser Home
Alma C. Gasser and George S. Maves married this morning at 10 00 in the home of the Gassers 110 Seventh amid family present Miss Nellie Maves bridesmaid and Harry Gasser best man both families note the couple will reside on the Fairfield Road farm north of the city after a wedding trip with Rev C E Mayes officiating the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma C. Gasser
George S. Maves
C. G. Gasser
Nellie Maves
Harry Gasser
Northwestern College
Naperville
C. E. Mayes
Evangelical Church
Fairfield Road
Mr. Maves
Peter Weirich
Equity Meeting at North Freedom Hall
An equity meeting will be held at Dyhler and Schenkat hall in North Freedom on March 6 at 8 p m. J B Houston secretary of the American Society of Equity will deliver the address. All are urged to attend with families. Albert UC Picks organizer. Auto owners recall Gates Half-Sale Tire service station West Baraboo Vulc Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
North Freedom
Dyhler & Schenkat Hall
J. B. Houston
American Society of Equity
Albert UC. Picks
Gates
West Baraboo
Lewis and Newell Families Share Thursday Dinner
North Fairfield residents Mr. and Mrs. Gust Lewis and family joined Joe Lewis and Mrs. L. P. Lewis for a Thursday dinner. Susan McFeeters of Baraboo spent the weekend with Irene and Bernice Mielke. Joe Lewis and son Orvalle attended church in New Port and dined with Elias Lewis and others, while Marion LaMar visited Mrs. Milton Holt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Lewis
Norma
Lloyd
Opie
Emma
Denia Newell
Joe Lewis
L. P. Lewis
Susan Mc Feeters
Baraboo
Irene
Bernice Mielke
Orvalle
New Port
Elias Lewis
Percy LaMar
Carl Anchor
Stacy
Charlie Anchor
Wayne Newell
Marion LaMar
Milton Holt
Infant son of Cunningham family dies in Spring Brook
The infant son of Mr and Mrs James Cunningham died Sunday morning. A doctor was called to the John Hakenstad home Friday. Ab Good summoned for jury duty at Baraboo. Hollis Mortimer skidded logs for James Mortimer when the horse bolted stopping near the mill. He halted at his master’s log pile. Bert Holderman and son Wilbur visited the Nate Mortimer family Sunday. Mrs Henry Holderman tends to her daughter in law Mrs Will Holderman who is very ill. Hollis Mortimer’s sister Mrs Glen Mortimer returned home Sunday. Mrs Sullivan Henderson spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs William Frazier. Joe and Sullivan Henderson and Vern Beier helped haul logs for James Mortimer Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cunningham
John Hakenstad
Ab. Good
Baraboo
Hollis Mortimer
James Mortimer
Bert Holderman
Wilbur
Nate Mortimer
Henry Holderman
Will Holderman
Glen Mortimer
Sullivan Henderson
William Frazier
Joe
Vern Beier
The Poor Married Man at Man Mound School
At Man Mound school Ji District No 9 Greenfield the sixth at 8 o'clock Saturday evening a play The Poor Married Man by Lower Narrow talent is clever and interesting Box social Boys bring your boxes and your girls Miss Stevens teacher
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Mound School
Ji Dist
Greenfield
Miss Stevens
Local Visits and Health Notes in Black Hawk
Westfield residents Mr and Mrs Fred Brooks and their young son visited the Hoppe home last week. Freeman Griffith and baby daughter stay with Oscar Jaeger this week. Alfred Rieser recovers from pneumonia and flu illness. Berniece Laeffle of Sumpter assists Mrs Fred Haberman at theBlack Hawk community page reports routine social and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brooks
Westfield
Robert Hoppe
Freeman Griffith
Oscar Jaeger
Alfred Rieser
Berniece Laeffle of
Sumpter
Fred Haberman
Cattle Shipped from Guernsey Arrive in Sauk County
A box car carrying fifteen Guernsey heifers arrived at Bara Boo consigned to Clifford Capener from St. Peter Port Guernsey England. The 4000 mile voyage began December 15 and this is Sauk County’s first foreign cattle shipment. All but five heifers found homes at Breezy Hill Farm or Sylvanite Dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Baraboo
Clifford Capener
St. Peterport
England
Sauk County
Mrs Ware Returns From Chicago With Spring Stock
Loganville notes Mrs. Ware came back from Chicago after ten days buying new spring stock. The column lists deaths and notices including Mrs. Mary Giles of Waupaca Wis burial, Willie Schroeder’s death from pneumonia, and Will Ratzloff buying the Giles property to build a new house next spring. Also mentions flu cases and local repairs by Ben Doty Vulcanizing Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dearholt
Herman Wienke
Albert Giese
Will Ratzloff
Giles
Local Social Roundup From Reedsburg Area
Mrs Adolph Fey and daughter visited Reedsburg guests of Otto Krause on Wednesday. Several residents traveled to Baraboo for shopping and visits. Mr and Mrs R M Pierce marked fifty years married on Feb 26 though grandson Floyd Bender’s illness delayed celebrations. Friends and relatives gathered in Baraboo and nearby towns for visits and casual get togethers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Fey
Reedsburg
Otto Krause
Paulina Smythe
Baraboo
Aug. Gall
C. Armbruster
R. M. Pierce
Floyd Bender
Chas Smith
Lodi
Adolph Johnson
Milwaukee
Norman Barnard
Arthur Judevine
Ed.Warren
Minnie Warren
Wilbur Douglas
Verge Douglas
John W. Geisser
500 Club
Fred R. Farewell, Jr
Arthur
Janetta Finder
Vida Peck
Fred Kopf
F. P. Popp
Geo. F. Hinz
Stewart-Alexander Co
Wm. Bartenbach
Lewis White
North Freedom
E. F. Maaske
Muza Hawkins
Elroy
Wonewoe
Golden wedding joy and country gatherings reported
Mr and Mrs Herb Bryant attended the golden wedding of Rs Bryant's parents at Prairie du Lac. Mrs Lee Schultis hosted a family dinner for son Max born on February 29. The Schultis and Reinfeldt families joined relatives across several visits and Monday returns. Edward O'Connor Jr has the flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Bryant
Prairie du Lac
Rs. Bryant
Lee Schultis
Max
Ross Scultis
Delton
E. Montgomery
Madison
Vogel
Paul
Montgomery
Mable Metcalf
Edward O
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Tonic Relief
A historical newspaper item promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic and blood purifier. The ad implies fatigue signals illness and positions the product as a remedy to restore energy and health.
Sauk County Historical Society Holds Annual Picnic
Sauk County Historical society members gathered for their annual picnic at Mrs. Frank Avery’s home with over sixty in attendance. A program featured papers on local history by Mrs. Avery and Mrs. L. H. Palmer, remarks by Judge James O’Neill, musical reminiscences, and honorary memberships awarded to several local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk County Historical Society
Frank Avery
H. N. Jennings
F. M. Stewart
H. A. Fishe
W H Hatch
Josephine Matchett
Avery
Ieval Masonic
L. H. Palmer
A. N Kellogg
Baraboo Republic
J. I. Weirich
Madison
Mr. Kellogg
James O’neil
Neillsville
Senator Avery
Solon
Charles Dickens
England
O‘neill
Judge O’neill
J. E. English
Judge O'Neill
C. Remington
S. S.gregory
S. A. Piney
O. D. Brandenburg
Madison Democrat
Baraboo
Col. Maxwell
Walworth County
E. V. Alexander
H. G. Mertzke
Kellogg
Palmer
The
Republic
Mertzke
White
Auto kills man who went blind in earlier accident
Frank Butman, 71, a former Ironton and La Valle resident who lost his sight in a runaway accident, was killed by an automobile in Whittier California while visiting relatives. He leaves his parents two brothers and three sisters. funeral was in La Valle with burial in the La Valle Cemetery. Card of thanks from the Hartje Kapelka and Roloff families expresses gratitude for support, services, and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironton and
la Valle
Whittier, California
George W. Andrews
la Vallé
Whittier
Albert Kapelka
Baraboo
Emil
Reedsburg
Wm. Roloff
Big Creek
Hulda
Herman
Hond
Schneider
Albert Kapeka
Emil Hartje
Wm. Roloff Hulda Hartje
Herman Hartje
One Birthday Every Four Years Is Max Shultis Tale
A four year cycle leaves Max Shultis of Excelsior with only one birthday while his brothers have four. His parents host a large birthday dinner with about thirty guests. An aunt in Colorado Springs sent a poem noting Max’s unique situation and the family plans a local referendum in Madison on a daysign proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Shultis
Lee Shultis
Excelsior
Jennie Winkler
Colorado Springs
Cole
Max
Death claims Ida Reuter and Hartje in Sauk City
Miss Ida Reuter dies after pneumonia shock in Sauk City. William Henry Hartje, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hartje, born June 7, 1883, passes at age 36 years 8 months 18 days after acute appendicitis and an operation. He grew ill suddenly and declined through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Reuter
Sauk City
Miss Rewer
William Henry Hartje
William, Hartje
Death of Mrs Mary Calvert Aged 71 In Baraboo
Miss Mary Calvert died Sunday at her sister Emma Calvert home 808 Second avenue Baraboo aged 71 She was born at sea en route from Ireland to America and long lived near Fairfield by the Yellow Thunder pillar She leaves four brothers Edmund and Edwin Baraboo John Wausau and Tom Missouri Funeral Tuesday at 1 PM at the home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Calvert
Emma Calvert
Second Avenue
Ireland
America
Fairfield
Yellow Thunder Pillar
Baraboo
Edmund
Edwin
John
Wausau
Tom
Missouri
Chief Justice Winslow Undergoes Operation in Rochester
Chief Justice Winslow underwent an intestinal operation at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester. Letters home say he is doing well and likely to recover swiftly. He is 69 on October 4 and has served on the supreme bench since May 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Rochester
Mayo Institution
Judge Winslow
Maison
R. G. Siebecker
Baraboo
Siebecker
Mary la Follette
Gali
la Follette
Stebecker
Madison nurse visits North Freedom after Russia service
Miss Sarah Albers of Madison, a professional nurse, has returned from nine months with the Siberian commission in Russia. She assisted in civilian relief at Vladivostok and Harbin earning a Chinese government decoration. She toured Russian Island before Bolshevik capture and now visits her mother in North Freedom while awaiting new Eastern Russia assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Albers
Madison
Russia
Siberian Commission
Vladivostok
Madison Democrat
Harbin
China
Russian Island
Garcia
Miss Albers
San Francisco
North Freedom
Anna Albers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Co. E. Weed
Ballinger
Arthur Bump
R. Wilcox
Edward Emery
George Reynolds
Grant Powell
Fred Flynn
Baraboo Cemetery
W. C. Alwin Telephone
Baraboo, Wis
DR. C. F. Steel
Reinking
Restul
Naves—Gasser
BIG Equity Meeting
North Fairfield
Spring Brook
Black Hawk
Loganville
Ben Doty
Ableman
Hood
William Henry Harttje
J. A. Martiny Baraboo
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