Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-09-04
Cat From Wisconsin and
Pickerel From Devils
Lake.

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: Wisconsin river Arthur Spencer. Hol
lis Bassett, Albert Martin and Louis
Martin hooked q cat fish that weighed
fifty pounds. It wollowed around il
the water like hog aud looked muct
like one. They managed to get The
fish with a landing net and hauled ii
home in a wagon. Others weig hing
ten pounds and more were also taken
The big one measured Is inches across
the head.
/ You expect lower prices here and " e
are aware of it. T. Clavadatscher.-
Adv.
Invitations are out for the marriage
Of Miss Eva Haskins and Ray He
witt, which will take place the lat
ter part of the month.
William TrebiIcock, manager of the
Oliver mine near North Freedom, has
returned from Duluth where he at
tended the mining congress.
Mrs. s. N. DeIno and little Howard
Wood of Milwaukee arrived Saturday
and are guests of the Iady's sister,
Mrs. F. w. Mertzke, Elizabeth street.
You'll appreciate these prices more
the more you try to match them. I.
CIavadatscher.-Adv,
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Sells opened their home to about
thirty young yeople in honor of the
passing birthday of their son, Otto.
There were games and refreshments.
Miss Ada Burnham went to Madi-
son yesterday where she will visit
! friends for short time.
The Phillip Pointon family, who
has been visiting relatives in this
vicinity for some time, went to 10
chester yesterday. From there they
will go to their home in Cenby.
Goods trusted Out is idle money and
e6ns nothing. T. Clayadatscher -
Adv.
}. II. Powers OF Salt Lake, and
former resident of this city is
visiting here. He was at the
Gettysburg reunion and afterwards
went 20 New England and Canada.
Not long ago he was in the country
south Of salt Lake for an extended
trip. He says Mrs. Powers is recov-
eriug from an operation which she
underwent some time ago.
Mrs. Carrie Slade has returned from
an eight months visit at the home of
DIR. and Mrs. B. r. Wallace in AL
bany, Oregon. Mrs. Wallace's many
acquaintance in Baraboo will remem
Der her IS Mics Jessie Slade. Mrs.
| SHADES mother, Mis-. Evans, who ac-
CONG panied her daughter 10 Albany,
will remain with her granddaughter,
Mrs. Wallace, for an indefait9 visit.
Mrs. Slade is infatuated with the
west and especially with Albany, a
city of about six thousand, which has
street cars, five story Off go and store
buildings and railway time table
which boasts Of siXty-tive passenger
trains daily. Albany is called the
Club" of Willamette Valley, a fam
Gus fruit and grain region of Oregon.
The cherry season, which is drawing
to a close was q particularly produc-
tive one, while the peach season is
nowsat it's height. Mrs. Shade classes
the western people among the most
delightful she has known and says
"Everyone is boosting the West and |
don't blame them"
! High prices are justified where you
buy your wants on time, where you
order things booked and delivered,
causing the extra work of ledger &C
counts, expense of statements, expense
of collector, expense of delivery men
and horses and wagon, ETC., also long
wait and lost accounts and disputed
accounts. We evade all that. T.
Clavad atscher.-Adv.
Its just month until The Big Sank
Go. Fair which for years has been the
greatest event in the year and no stone
is being left unturned to make it bet
ter than ever. Mr.. Robbins says the
starter says he believes we will have
more race horses here than last year
and the other races and the Fun pro-
gram will be carried out again, includ-
ing Farmers pace or trot, Farmers
running races, Farmers pole team race
Farmers hitch up team race, Gentle
mems driving race, barring any horse