Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-10-02

must also be filed with the register CT
deeds of the county. If the mortgs age
does not include merchandise or fix
lures, to file with the town, village or
city clerk is all that is required. Dur
ing the sale of the merchandise a
statement must also be filed every
sixty days.
| Joe Hutchinson is completing some
excellent work on the interior of the
Okern house. Three years ago he
| decorated the rooms on the secoad
floor, the colors of which remain very
good. The music room, downstairs,
is done in oatmeal below the frieze,
the latter being made up OF stencil
of Tyres and figures. The reception
room is paneled and the prevailing
tone is oatmeal, while the dining room
is done in chocolate. The fIieze is all
original work and is composed Of
sketches of deer and other game. The
hall is terra Gotta and has great deal
of beautiful handwork. The whole is
in complete harmony
Mrs. Jacob Ritzenthaler, sixty We
years old, who resides at 1l5 Blak e
street, furnishes an example for many
younger people. For several years
Mrs. Riizenthaler has provided the
living for herself and husband, the
latter being incapscitated for work.
She Goes this largely through truck
garde ming; last year she made 500
from peas alone, becau Sc of the hot
weather this year she Melted only $50.
Mis- Rilzenthaler raises every variety
of garden truck, makes saurrkTaut,
holders, wAshclothes, towels and other
things for sale. She says that it is
difficult 10 MAKE ends meet and TO do
so requires much hard work.
The company which has the con-
tract to build the % mile line of cleo
trio transmission cable towers between
Portage and the Sank dam, have erect
ed tents near Theodore Weigand's
place, not far from Prairie du Sac.
Some of the men are already digging
base holes for towers. There are about
fifteen men employed between Merri-
mack and their camps. The current
will be distributed from the station in
Portage now maintained by the XIII
bourn dam owners, who also own the
Prairie du Sac dam, although there
are nominally two corporations.
At the Corner Drug store may be
: seen the apples and pears which car
ried away the prizes at the state fair,
the exhibit defeating forty eight Bad
ger counties The fruit was grown in
the orchard of the Great Northern
Nursery and is as fine as ever grew.
The red apples have rich red, the
green apples have rich green and the
flavor OF SauK county fruit is hard to
surpass. The trees n pom which these
apples grew were sprayed and show
conc uslvely what spraying will do
toward growing perfect fruit. Many
stop before the window to see the fine
display.
A loaded litter carrier that fell Sun
day morning upon William G. Meilke,
a well known Caledonia farmer, near
" scalped him. The box struck him
a CHANGING blow on the side of the head,
just above the ear, cutting cash five
inches long. 1t was scalp wound
from which it is believed be will suffer
no permanent injury says the Portage
Democrat. The heavy carrier fell
when pulley broke. Had it struck
Mr.. Meilke squarely upon the head the
Injury no doubt would have been fatal.
His skill must have been fractured in
that event.
After the ac cident Mr.. Meilke walked
to the house, blood streaming from the
frightful cash. DR.. Martin was called
from Merrimsck and took seven
stitches to close the wound. The
patient did not lose consciousness
when Injured or afterward.
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