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COMPETENT GIRL or general house
work; $25 per month; S21, 7th Ave.
So. Moorhead. Phone 1873, (so4)
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WANTED TO RUY-Good North OAK
ota drug store. 194 care Forum.
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IN AN . w Ek6ING ala want AUS, giving
q certain numper care oL AS torut.'
be sure to address your answers ~
that number. In care or Forum. ANA
insure ~ Olupt AktentlQns
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learn the barber trade; BARRIERS al.
work; few weeks will saw months
by our methods; tools given; diplomas
granted; illustgatsd catalogusA dree;
avenue, Minneapolis. Mimi. Establish
-S" <a01)
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resses at Masonic temple Friday
evening, Oct. 81, $50 p, M; experience
not necessary. Phone 1882 at nee ana
leave name and address. George Pirie
w. It. FL
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COMPETENT GIRL for general house
work. Good wages, COG 4th st. No.
(314)
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GIRL FOR GENERAL housework, 402
Sth st. No. Phone 409-L-2. (tf)
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FOR sALE-Restaurant In good live
town; also doing good business, In
modern building. Town of 100. Ad-
dress 272, Enderlin, N. Oak. (297)
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lnclrabIs AIimslsS.
NO oculist can do anything for tlaa
blindness OF self.Ioye.--Chtcago News
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FOR SALE-Restaurant in booming
town; must sell as other business
calls me away. For particulars, write
box 362 New Rockford, N. D. (296}
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GIRLS WANTED-At Coneordia COL
lege Kitchen, Apply to naatron, Miss
Helga Fjelstad, or phone TIC, (tf1
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WANTED-Girl for general homework.
out (2O4l
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BUSINESS CAAANGhSs,

WANTED -- Implement business in
Sood town. BOX ~ Nome N. D.
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FOR SALE-~One double cylinder, 20
II. p. gasoline traction engine; one
SiitR1e 9A.l..uet. ~ n. +. BasuiIne trac-
ton engine; m single cylinder. Is III.
p. portable. gasoline engine; all the
above engines are rebuilt and in good.
condition. If interested write us. A.
L. Bishop & Son, Fargo, N. D. (tf)
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Third str dar 81. ps GG.'g Minn.: open
ing class at low cost; now 10 your
chance; BARRIERS always in demand
good wages; easy work. Write. dres
catalogue. (Soe'
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G1RLs over 16 years OF 9 Apply At
Ghe Pioneer Candy Co.
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WANTED-Girl for general house
24QS-J. (tf)
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GIRL WANTED-For general house.
work. 208 10th st. No, Mrs. Thomas
=. Dunn. (tf)
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HELP wANrED-FEMALn.
HAVE knight Printing Co Print II.

CHAMBERMAID wanted. Apply Knerr
block, 500 N. P. ave. g. ~
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WANTED-GirI for general house
work; Mrs. e. G. OFFER, 376 Sth Ave.
so. (297)
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If you have a vacant room, flat
or house, buy a Forum Want
AID. It will rent it for you.
Phone 1896.
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WANTED-Position as foreman on a
stock ranch or farm by the month
or year. Family of wife and -four
children. ! neither drink. chew or
smoke. Best of reference, Address j.
j. Pugh r. D. No. 2 A~rgusvine, N, Oak.
(3OO1
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EOR SAL.E--A strictly first-class gem
eraI merchandise business. located in
a i've town In the Red river valley;
anlu.l BUSINESS $40. 0VU and over; no
dead stock; will require about $4,000 to
handle the business: party has good
reason for selling as he 10 interested
in other lines of business. Write LOT
care Forum for further information,
(307,
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WANTED-Position by young man n
wife to work for board and room.
Man attending Y. M. G. A. Tractor
school. Best references, Address 1913
Forum. .... (29O
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FOR RENT OR SALE-Good, nearly
new store building with counters n
shelving. Good living rooms upstairs,
located in Ypilanti Stutsman GO, n.
OAK. Further Information, write own
or, II. p. Hanson, Driscoll, N. Oak.
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BARBER wANTED~-Must be a gooa
workman and steady, $12,00 a week
and board. A. B. Sackett. sutton =
Oak. (Soa(
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RESTAURANT doing good nusiness'
can give good reasons for selling.
For sale cheap II taken at once. Phone
989-L or 306, LIST Ave. So. Mhd. tLI)
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FOR SALE-The only restaurant in 1--we
town with four railroads. Price Cea-
sonable. Best reasons for selling. Geo.
Michaud, Paramount, N. Oak. (zSe)
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O SALE-Hotel ana restaurant In
175 care Forum. (29S)
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FOR SALE-Only exclusive retail can
dy and Ice cream parlor, live town
5000 population. doing good buslness:
Address 1873 care Forum. tSse'
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WANTED TO BUY or rent pool hall.
Address 121 care Forum. (S1S)
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POSITION WANTED-By young man
with several years experience in
banking and real estate. At present
employed, but desires change. Good
penman and s~tenographer, Address 1872
care Forum. (303)
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FOR SALE-kesraurant with building
and lot; best location in town; dolnS
good business, Call or write to SIaE
Cafe, Yates, Mont (So4J
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YOUNG MAN-Experienced bookkeep-
er and at~enographer desires to make
permanent connection with country
hank. Speaks German and the best Of
references can be given. Address 164
Forum. (295)
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FURNISHED rooms, all modern house,
for light housekeeping. 403 7th Ave
north. (tf)
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FOR SALE-New furniture, carpet anc
rugs. Leather couch, base burner
lot End Ave. No. Moorhead. (295)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-30

FOR SALE-The only restaurant IN d
live town. best reasons for selling.
w. d. Putnam, Streeter, N. Oak. (S1o)
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WHEN you want household goods,
heos, stoves. ETC., try Second Hand
Furniture Store. Moorhead; phone S64
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POSITION wANTED-EEMALE

WANTED-Practical nursing. Phone
1504-J. (91oS
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O SALEs---DOGs.
SPECIAL SALE OF CHICKENS.

FOR SALE CHEAP--Bull terrier pup
pies. 219 5th St north; phone 122y-J.
(296)
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WANTED-.AlE kinds OF men tailors TO
work on ladies suits. Good wages 70
right men, Steady work. Call at once.
Max Stern, sac list Ave. No, fasa}
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DINING SET, j~ardinieres n stands.
commode and toilet set, new rattan
shirtwaist box, etc, Phone SAIL
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BOARD AND ROOM offered for a cou-
pie Of young ladies. 1407. 1st Ave.
No. (tfl
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FlhSI-CLASS bookkeeper wants posi-
tion with live concern where there
years experience general office work.
20 care Forum. (tR)
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LARGE DOUBLE DOOR safe with
bankers steel chest inside, cheap II
taken soon, located at W%ashburn, N.
p, Write Box 400. Falls City, Ore.
(297)
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ORGANIZERS wANTED-Men OF wo-
men, that is willing to hustle car
make good money. Call and see me
Dodson, 818 LIST Ave. No.
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WANTED-First class clothing sales
man for put of town. Steady posi-
ton, but no boozer need apply. Apply
VIM Rosen, Fargo. (296)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-30

The Fargo Forum prints more
classified ads than any other
paper in the State Of North
Dakota.
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

WANTED-Two or three furnished
rooms. modern, with or without
board; state monthly rate. i24. are
Forum. (tf(
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WANTED AT ONCE-Job and ad man
for up-to-date country shop Times,
Cakes, N. Oak. $3.50
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FOR SAAE-BI n new piano; used
only q few months. for sale cheap.
Address 50 care Forum.
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TABLE BOARD $4.OO per week at 81
and Ave. No. (296)
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QBh'aGE FACE


o 70 RENT-Ofice space most s
q desirable location In city on o
d frst floor. Whselock Ins Agency, D
~ 500 Front SITS phone aO0G. o
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LAND h..1kA aALh..
FOR Elk CHANGE.

1900 Allies OF bayfield, Co., Wis. iand
for exchange for stock OF merchan-
disc or good business property. Ad-
dress Box b. A.. Moorhead, MINI.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A warm building in ex-
cellent condition; size 12x14 feet.
Phone 2216-J, (tf)
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IABhE h0ARD-222 4th st S.. Moor.
head. Phone 246S. (301)
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POSITION WANTED by registered as
sistant pharmacist. Best OF refer
ences. 1107, 18th ST, No. (296)
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of piano; phone 81; will in
struCt at pupils home. (302l
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FOR SALE-Two ,lA-foot mahogany
wall cases; ! a0-foot mahogany wall
case; 2 lO-foot floor cases, l 6-foOt
door case; cheap II taken At once. p.
w. Peterson Co.. lis broadway. cargo.
N, D, .' ., (tf}
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wANTED-Position as working house
keeper. Woman with son. g year s
old. Good cook. Mrs. Alice Kaufman.
379,r7th Ave. So. (2963
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WANTED-Position as compositor or
bookkeeper by young lady with
about two years experience. Address
1871 care Forum. T9a81
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HELP WANTED-MA1.E.

HAVE knight Printing co. engrave
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@rtS street.
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EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER wants
sewing by the day. Alma Johnson
Phone 29S6-L. I3IsI
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AT ONCE-An experienced
egg Gambler Call corner 4th st and
Front st. Swift 6 Co. It. ~
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FOR sALE-AoUsEHoLD GOODS.

FOk aALE-Piano cneap. MasnLnaton
house. Phone l40-L (tf)
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FARGO Al .OMUnaLh ana gas engi-
neering, school will give you practical
instructions: write FOR information.
1875 Front st.: @
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20 ACRES or more Of good fruit land
near Sacramento, Cal, capital Of
state, z 10000 people, to exchange for
improved city property or good farm
York Life Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
TEnT#$A MaE 54IgfnA2
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WANTED .- Position as cook with
threshing crew; s years experience
Address g. Fl. Knapp, 1895 1st avenue
south, Moorhead, Mimi (tf)
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-02-06
SUPREME COURT
CASES.DECIDED

By dismissing the appeals from an
order of Judge e. Ray Stevens the
supreme court cleared the way for
new trial in the case of r. Schlag VS..
the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
railroad. Schlag lost the sight of one
eye by flying cinder coming in
through q window he had opened on
train. He sued for damages and
won a verdict in the loweTTcourt
which, however, was set aside by
Judge E. Ray Stevens on the ground
that the witnesses had Econtradicted
themselves.
The decision of the lower court was
sustained in the case of George Rey-
nolds VS.. Clara Grlswold. The case
was tried in Baraboo and the plaintiff
claimed he had right to drill a well
on the GriswoId farm and to file line
on the property. The court found for
the def-nd4oC.
In the case of N. G. Crawley VS.. the
American Society of Equity the court
affirmed as to the organization.
The court held that the w. FL. Atom
Piano company was entitled to dam
ages of $775 from the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul railway for goods
damaged in transit. The higher
court affirmed the lower court.
In the use OF the State Bank of
West Pullman VS.. Mrs. V. S. Pease,
as in the lower court, it was decided
that Mrs. Pease was not party to the
note.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-02-06
With PEDALS ON

Mrs. L. A. Dudley at Durward's
glen has received a letter from her
niece, Rebscca Niemeier, which runs
as follows:
259 East 178th street. New York
City.
Sister Minnie gave me treatlthe other
day.It was tickets flor play called
The whip F." an english play con-
listing of four acts and thirteen scenes.
Just before the curtain rose the band
burst out with all pedals on, "Sta r
Spangied Banner, and who should
step into one of the pri yate boxes, but
President Taft and wife with friends.
My! such cheering! It was a grand
tribute to the nations head and I,
myself was glad to have the bump of
patriotism largely within me. At
the close, the band played ''America )
and every body in the audience broke
out and sang. It was simply great and
it was late when we reached home,
Next morning on being called for
breakfast, do you know [ was 40
twisted, fer [ wasn't free and indie
pendent. It wasn't Sunday but
another working day and L must
arise and get to work.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-02-06
ATTENDS BIG BALL

Mrs. fred f. Crouch, Ninth avenue,
Baraboo, has received a Boise, Idaho,
paper from Mrs. Mary FL. Frawley
known in Baraboo as Mrs. l.. T.
Osborn which gives an account of
the inaugural ball given for Governor
and Mrs. John NJ. Haines. 1t was
the leading social even Of the season
and was attende by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frawley. A description of Mrs. Fraw-
ley's gown is given es follows:
Mrs. FrawIey, white charmeuse
court train covered ~ it'll an imported
French lace and over that was beau
tifully draped Jeweled lace brilliantly
set with rhinestones and finished with
irrlsdescent bugle fringe, diamond
ornaments, paradise aigrette with a
tiara of rhinestones.
Luncheon By Mrs. FrawIey.
Another issue of Boise paper tells
of luncheon given by Mrs. Frawley
as follows:
Mrs. Frawley opened the week after
the great inaugural cerem es with a
luncheon, complimenting Mrs Haines'
cousin and house guest, Mrs. Haver-
field, of Indianapolis and Mrs. Green of
Manitowoc, Wis. The elegant home
of the hostess was decorated most ar
tistically in red and green. the other
effect being carried out in red carna-
lions and smilax. The dining room
was very beautiful with the big ban
quet table with its handsome appoint
ments of cut class, silver and fire
An Oriental basket filled with red car
nations occupied the center of the
table, the beauty of the flowers being
reflected in the mirror plateau on
which it rested. Above the table the
electrolier was draped with trailing
sprays of smilax, the whole effect being
very pretty. The drawing room, IL
brary and reception hall were also
decorated with rich effect in red car
nations and smilax.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Haines,
Mrs. o. V. Allen, Mrs. 0. FL. Allen,
Mrs. Pierce, Mrs, Laughlin, Mrs.
Lingenfelter, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. U.s.
tick, Mrs. Smart, Miss Smart, Mrs.
Haverfield of Indianapolis, Mrs. Green
of Manitowoc, Wis, and Mrs. Fraw-
ley.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-02-06
Many Bills
Lie Near
Pretty Spot

A woman who waited for the COM
ing of the mail near Durward's Glen,
saw two men in the road and when
they stopped for talk she heard one
of them say something about Bill.
The other man asked, what Bill?
Bill who? That is all she heard and
as she went away she said to herself,
"Sure enough, Bill who? for there are
so many who live in the neigh borhood.
The News correspondent at the Glen
has written them all out and here is
the row of Bills:
William Benz
William Marshall
William Taylor
William Weiland
William Graves, ST..
William Graves, Jr.
William Blackjack, Jr.
William Schwanz
William Heyer
William Schultz
William w. Nc Leish
William Nc Leish
William Taft, the GIen's wee doggie,
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-02-06
Friday

The funeral of lit e Norris Holden
Yves held this morning at the home OF
her parents, Rev. G.. d. MAYHEM Of
debating Interment at Evansville,
Wis.
Gustav Kleinschmidt of North
Freedom was in Baraboo on Thursday
and reports that after advertising 80
acres OF second growth wood for sale
in this paper, he sold all but Is acres.
He had many replies.
Mrs. r. B. Fleming Joyfully teIe-
phoned this morning that she was not
dnjured by fall. It was Mrs. P. F)em-
ing on the same street who was in
juIed, the confusion being from the
similarity of the names.
Berthold Holland of Chicago, who has
been in Baraboo for the last several
weeks, has returned to his home where
he has accepted position with new
stock company as leading character.
"A farewell party will be given to him.
Mrs. George Hill and daughter,
Miss Laura Hill, 1909 Ash street,
were hostesses on Thursday afternoon
at a pleasant tea. About twenty five
ladies were present. The guests were
seated at small tables, the color
scheme, which was artistically carried
out in the viands being, pink and
white.
Among the guests from out of town
TO attend the Walsh Baker Wedding
on Thursday were the following:
Edward and Miss Minnie KERN, aunt
and uncle Of the bride, the Misses
Jennie Sca!Ion, Stoughton; Margaret
KERN, CooksviIle, Wis, cousins of
the brides mother; and Mrs. Margaret
Walsh of Milwaukee, sister of the
groom.
Fred Howard has received copy of
the Hanover Journal, published at
Hanover, ILL.,, which tells of the death
of his brother, John Urquhart, who
died recently in Chicago. He was
born at Ware, Mass, and at the time
eof his death he was aged about SO
years. He leaves a wife and two
daughters in Chicago, a sister, Mrs.
e. s. Coates of Ithica, N. Y. and two
brothers, Fred Howard of Baraboo and
Victor Howard of Ware, Mass. The
last two years of his life were spent
In California and paralysis was the
cause of his death Interment was
at Hanover. Tie brother of this city
attended the services.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-02-06
Al HYMtN'S ALTAR

The marriage of Hiss Clara UseI
mann Of Suk City and Morris
Coenen of Roxbury was solemnized at
the st. AloysIus churcn at Sauk C,itv.
Tuesday norntng,J anuary 28, at 1000
o'clock by Rev Father YounybIood.
The near relatives of the bride and
room and number of friends par
took of wedding dinner and supper
a The home of The brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jos pin Uselman. In the
vening reception and dance was
given TO the friends of the Young
couple. They Will reside on a farm in
Roxbury.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-02-06

In New York City the hope of an
immediate settlement of the garment
workers. strike has been abandoned
Following numerous conferences some
of the most important of the manu-
facEurers have refused to abide by the
terms of settlements proposed, and the
vote to be taken by the strikers has
been postponed.
Miss Fola LaFollette, daughter of
the Wisconsin Senator, was in the
crowd of organizers and pickets parad-
ing when the police interfered. The
police carefully avoided arresting Miss
LaFollette, but took in tow Maude
Younger, the San Francisco labor or
ganizer, and eight girl pickets, all of
whom were fined by Magistrate Bar
low. Miss LaFollette insisted that
she was as much part of the demon
stration as Miss Younger and tried
her best to get the police to arrest her.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-02-06

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Griggs,
a daughter.
A teachers quartet has been organ
lied and is composed of the following:
First soprano, Miss Alice MAYHEM;
second soprano, Miss Avis Fellows;
first alto, Miss Gertrude Guidon;
second alto, Miss Msgdeline Diener.
They will sing for their own amuse-
ment.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-02-06
TAKE NOTICE,

You cen buy q gasoline engine, II
horse power, Tor $500 and $4,000.
This engine is warranted for years
by the manufacturers.
Don't forget the worlds greatest
Cream Separator, "The Simplex. We
will put this separator against any
other separator made.
Also full line of implements and
vehicles.
Have you ever seen the::%SAutomatic
Fire Extinguisher? This is the great
est wonder ever invented. Every
household should have one of these
extinguishers.
Yours for business,
e. T. Gollmar.