Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-03-13

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yesterday afternoon severe enough TO
break his right arm about two riches
15elow the shoulder.
O. Dyrud and wife accompanied
their father, M. Dyrud, home from
California where he has been staying
Ffor several months.
Walter Anchor, who cut his foot
some time ago, was given a post card
shower today. He is getting along
nicely and will soon be able TO be about
again.
At Portage Adolph Bensman of
tDellona, this state, has heen found not
guilty. He was charged with taking
"a team Of horses belonging TO a man
ssy the name of Cook near Kilbouru
according to a telephone message from
1.-THE Columbia county capital.
lMr and Mrs. l.. FL. Palmer of River
dale farm and Roy Palmer and fami-
iy Of Reedsburg, have gone to Belmont
tosattend the fifth wedding anniver-
y>of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Palmer
(which occurredstoday Other relatives
tltrom< Grant county were also present.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lynch of Van
Scouver, British Columbia, visited
friends in Baraboo on Tuesday of this
week. They were on their way to
visit Mr.. Lynchs old home at Loreto.
Mr.. Lynch speaks very highly of
western Canada and says there are
splendid opportunities there for
ambitions young men.
Mrs. Minnie Crawford has received
word from her daughter, Chrissie,
who is attending the Beloit college
that her average standing was the
third highest among class of seventy
flour. Miss Crawford is somewhat
handicapped by being obliged to work
Eher way through school. Ii it had
mot been for this she would very likely
thave been at the head of the list.
This week sixty-three fine cattl
were shipped TO Chicago from the
Carpenter IS Carpenter farm of Bar
FADoo. Fifty-six of the animals brought
sSS.05 per hundred pounds and thirteen
drought $3.50 per hundred. The total
sannount received was over $4,000. But
one lot on the market SOLD for higher
Drice. tits gratifying to know that
such fine cattle can be produced in
Sank county. Growers of better grades
ssre becoming more and more wide
awake.
y A previous issue of this paper con-
pGained an item that E. 81. Payne of
the town of Sumpter had sold 88 hogs
Eor $S03.32. They were ten months
old. A. Buelow of the same town
goes Mr.. Payne one better. He reports
that he has sold % fine porkers,
aged 10 months, which averaged 800
pounds each and which brought
5000. "a. Can any Of the wonderful
fruit lands of the Pacific coast do better
than that when il comes to rolling up
money? Nothing like Wisconsin, sir,
nothing like Wisconsin.
The Inter-Se CLUB met on Tues Law
afternoon with Mrs. s. A. Pelton The
afternoon was given to study of art.
The life and work of Millet was given
10y Mrs. Jones. Miss Cora AstIe read
he "Prince of Chillon''. Mrs. Wei
denkopf gave good paper on the life
of Angelo and Mrs. Adams gave the
last of the book review of "The Har-
Wester." Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess and the club
adjourned to meet in two weeks with
Mrs. Montgomery.
Tuesday afternoon two sleigh loaFs
o0fSW. Z, i. q. ladies drove to the
home of Mrs. HI. G. Mertzke and
enjoyed sumptuous dinner after
which the regular business of the
union was transacted. The treasurer
gave splendid report of the financial
condition of the society. Money has
been sent to the Chicago Woman's
Shelter at Chicago to help provide