Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-10-30
Wednesday


No raise here in any line, same low
prices. Clavadatscher.-Ad
The funeral of George b. Gibbons
will be held Thursday at 1:3O at the
residence and at the Masonic Hall at
200. The Masous will conduct the
services at the latter place.
No raise here in any line, same low
prices. Clavadatscher.-A
Last night flames destroyed another
cabin owned by boys in the west part
of town. A report sent to this office
says the stove was saved and that the
total loss was 1929.
TURKISH BATHS given at the
Health lnstitute.-Adv.
At a session of the circait court held
in Richland Center for a trial of some
alleged violations of the excise law,
DR.. M. w. Haskell was convicted by
jury of having illegally sold whiskey.
Judge Backus of Milwaukee who was
acting as judge in the place of Judge
Clementson, assessed fine of $75 and
costs against the doctor.
American Beauty corsets at S3 TO
$l19; Misses rain coats at 1925. CLAW
adatscher.-Adv.
The supreme court has passed a de-
cision in favor of the Baker law. The
law permits but one saloon to every
25O persons. 1t is said the law will
GUST from 500 to 1000 saloons in Wiscon-
sin. The most of those affected are in
Milwaukee.
Dance at Ruhland's hall Saturday,
Nov.s1. You are cordially invited.
Come and bring your friends. Ter
bilcox orchestra, Tickets 5Oc.-Adv.
Sufficient money hus been subscrib-
ed to total the $500 necessary in order
that Caledonia raise the remainder
for the new bridge at Merrimack. A
number of loyal citizens of the village
came to Baraboo and the citizens here
were liberal with aid to complete the
amount. Caledonia will hold an cleo
ton to raise the remainder. The com
mission has not yet located the bridge
but as piling will probably be driver
this fall the place will soon be select
ed.
American Beauty corsets at .83 t.
$1.19; Misses rain coats at So %. Claw
adatscher.-Adv.
The Minnesota firm which has beer
digging ditch on the farm owned b,
the mining company southeast O
town, has completed the task. TIL
big machine is operated by means of
cspstains and eight horses are required
to do the work. There are sixteer
horses in all, eight in each shift
ditch three feet deep and eight fee
wide at the top can he made at one
operation. Where there is q rise il
the ground and where depth create
taan three feet must be reached, i
is necessary to go over the line moi
than once. Ditching has been don
J west of town and near Reedsburg will
the same machine.
We rely on low prices and goo'
merchandise to gain customers ant
keep them satisfied. Clavadatscher
, ADV.
Mrs. S. J. Cunningham, the widow
of Alfred G.. Cunningham, died at tn
: home of her daughter, Mrs. Charlie
Utter, in Madison Tuesday aged 7
years. She is survived by one son
w. J. Cunningham, Madison, an,
three daughters, Mrs. Charles Utter
Mrs. A. w. Isaacson, Madison, an
Mrs. 0. z. Wood of Baraboo. Their
was a short service at the house thi
q morning at 1880 o'clock with Rev
/ George E. Hunt, pastor of Chris
Presbyterian church, officiating. Th
, Dody was brought to Baraboo for bul
n ial. There will be services at the hom
of Mr. and Mrs 0. 2. Wood tomorrow
f morning at 10 o'clock.
Say, boys, do you know there
t nothing worse than the o1or tbs
2 comes from sole, tired; sweaty feet.
is smell worse than a lanyard, an
{ there is DO need of it, Barker's Ant
! septic cures this trouble. For sale r.
Fisher Bros. -Advertjsement.
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