Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-06-05

mercisl association has entered into,
correspon dence with firm with,
money to build electric roads.
Attorney Daniel Ruggles has re-
turned from business trip to the.
northern part of the state. He has
been gone q week.
Mrs. II. Z. Nelson, who has been in
the ST. Francis hospital in La Crosse
for the last two weeks has returned
TO her home very much improved.
Fishing is not PERMITTED in DEVILS.
lake but is PERMITTED in the creeE
on Messenger shore. Several who
have tried it there claim they with
not bite.
Mrs. Ida Reidle and son, Gordon.
have returned to their home in Mil
waukee after having spent the past
two weeks at the Charles Hirschinger,
home, 715 Broadway.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Jolivette,
of La Crosse, daughter, EiIene Van
eta. Mrs. Jolivette will be remem--
beTed as Miss Vanetta Mcdonald and
formerly resided here.
In domestic science this year the
pupils will be judged on a loaf OF
bread of their own baking Bread ii
the staff OF life and this should be an,
excellent task on which to try the,
cooking merits of the girls.
The water is so high in DEVILS lake.
that the custodian of the state park,
J. w. Wright, and game wardens
were able to row in boat to the
building occupied last year as thee
Williams store.
Rev. w. j. Turner, formerly pastor
of the Presbyterian church here sndI
at Prairie du Sac, was guest at the
home of DR.. Jenkins at Memorial Day.
His parents are buried here and his
! father was veteran. He Is now To-
Gated at Ironwood, Mich.
The Woodmen of the World OF
Baraboo, Reedsburg, Elroy and other
places will observe their memorial
day in Baraboo next Sunday. A
monument in the cemetery here win
| be unveiled and other exercises will be-
held.
Henry Heine, formerly president of
the state barber's board, and Miss
Minnie Lueders were married at St.
Peters Lutheran church on Sunday
afternoon by Rev. Paul Schaller The
groom is a member of the firm OF
| Barnhart & Heine, BARRIERS in the
second city.
The proprietors of Keewatin aca-
denny, Mercer, Wis, are looking for q
new location for their school. The in
stitution is located in Wisconsin in
the spring and fall and Florida in the.
winter. The school is exclusive and
about fifty boys are enrolled. The
advantages of Baraboo are being
shown by Secretary Mead and others
of the local commercial association
That is the Republican party i'm
Wisconsin is in need of no reOrg ani28
ton is the subject matter of letter
sent broadcast to Republicans through
out the state by Il. l.. Phillip, who
marshaled the Taft forces in Wiscon-
sin last year. His aim, he says, is to
acquire list of persons through whom
the principles of the party may be
made known to the voter. He says
that the list now totals more than
25, 900 names. Mr.. Pnilipp was for
merly a resident of Sank City and
Baraboo.
After the strike took definite form
at the Cahoon mine some weeks ago
there was trouble in getting men to
work on account of those who tried to
prevent them. The proprietors of the
mine employed two detectives to come
upon the scene and they succeeded In
leading two into a trap. Today Frank
Waldo and Guy Parks were brought
before Court Commissioners II. lie
Halsted on the charge of aiding and
sbetting strike at the mine-prevent-
ing men from working. They were
placed under Dor DIS of 500 each and
the case was continued TO Thursday.
Two more fathers have been given
a ride to Baraboo because they forgot
to send their children to school the
required number of months. Henry
holden of the town of Prairie du Sac
appeared in Justice Andres court
where he pulled out a flyer for the
fine and $11.24 more to pay for the
gasoline Sheriff Welk used in hurry
ing the machine over the big Bara-