Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-04-09
Saturday

AT Madison thirty chickens were ia
ken from the home of Leopold Eich-
mann and bull pup is also missing
Leonard KIeimenhagen of Kilbourn
with out opposition, was nam I'd few
days ago as the candidate for president
of the village.
John Angus, who formerly resided
near Portage, was killed fews ago in
the state of Washington in peculiar
way. While standing near where a
ditch was being dug he was struck on
the temple by pebble, erysipoIas set
in and in two days be breathed his
last.
Jennie Isaqcson and Fanny Ep-
stein, charged with stealing diamonds
from the Gamm jewelry store at Mad
ison, were held for trial by judge
Fehlandt on Friday. TIE court re-
duced TIE bail of each from $4,000 to
81, 500. A jury will be drawn April IS
and the trial w i'll comm ence April %
Under the state supreme court de-
| cision Gollmar Bros. are dire cted to
pay the damages TO Miss Wilma
| stokes of Sac City, Iowa, AWARDED in
the district court some few months
ago. Miss Stokes was driving along
the streets CT SIC City during the
| Gollma1 parade on September 10. 1909,
and her team bscame frightened at one
of the animal cages and ran away, in
iuring her.-Portage Register.
w. D. Bartlett went to BarabOo last
Saturday night. He brought his fam
lily back with him Monday and they
will live here for while at least Mr..
Bartlett has property in Baraboo and
if he can sell or rent the same he will
bu Id home here.-Adsms Adver-
tiser.
The news comes from ee1sburg
that ab )ut sixty in thai ely will not
be able to vote next Tuesday because
they have taken out taken out their
foil naturaliz alton papers. With the
vet and dry issue before the people al
this tine every vote is looked upon as
hsvi ng considerable value.
Tho following Sank county people
graduated from the short course in
agriculture at the University of Wis
consin this spring: Obert J. Hatz,
Prairie du Sac; Conrad G. Kruse,
LogsnviIle; Harry E. Watson, Bars-
boo; Glenn E. Kinsmann and Ira E.
Wheeler, Lime Ridge.
Miss Alice Kingsley was hostess to
the Twentieth Century club on Tnurs-
day afternoon at which time a good
attendance listened to an outline and
splendid Interpretation of the laws
passed by the last legislatu re which
are of special interest to women, given
by Miss Rose Plat. The club also
commenced the reading of Bjornsljerne
Bi9rnson's drama, "The Gauntlet"
which proved most interesting. The
next meeting will be held with Mrs.
A1OhAo VGiA1aAHA0 OA "A PAAt 40 a.
which time the annual election of
officers will take p ace.
The railroads Ia Wisconsin propose
to raise the rate on passenger fares so
that it shall always oa two cents per
mile. When passengers from B raboo
and Sank county go to Fond du Lac,
as an example, they someti mes can
N AXE better time ny going to Milwsu-
kee and then to Fond du Lac instead
of going the shorter route by Jefferson
Junctioa. Hereafter the fare will be
! two cents mile, it matters not which
route is selected, the long or the short.
~ going TO Milwaukee the fare
ould be much more. This rule is to
be applied on all roads in the state for
the purpose of increasing the revenue.
T stale railroad com omission reports
tiatit is powerless to prevent but
will see to it that railroads on all lines
run their trains so that connections
will be made at JUNCTION points with
out reat loss of time to The travelling
public.