Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-04

law, the indemnity which can be OBJ.
tanned is a minimum and the bills pre-
sented give opportunity for larger pay
ments to employees who have been at
work for only a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Beardsley, son
a I'D four daughters have gone to Fort
! Morgan, Colorado, to reside on account
of the i'll health of Mr.. Beardsley. They
have never been in Colorado so they
will be greeted with many scenes along
the way and in the Centennial state.
The little German street band exhib-
tied proper neutrality by playing Long
Way to Tipperary" as we'll as Die
Wacht Am Rhein'', but Col. Spitz de-
cl ares the musicians had their fingers
crossed while the spelled one of those
tunes. Ach!-Portage Democrat.
! Stuart Gross, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Gross, 1T Fifth avenue, was sur
prised by number of his young friends
Tuesday evening, his 9Th birthday. No
even little bird had whispered into his
, ear that there was excitement brewing
and when about dozen friends arrived
with pretty presents, his establishment
was something of a wonderment. Games
and refreshments completed the ending
of the occasion.
The next meeting of the Klover Klub
in Fairfield will be held on Friday even
ing, March 5, when their will be a dia-
logue by Miss Premo's pupils, solo by
Mrs. George Ingham, reading by Eve
Ign Cameron, tableau by Mrs. O. e.
Hanson, story by H. S. Porter, Klover
Klub News by Mrs. Wolf, discussion the
beef VS.. dairying question, and music.
The Frank Herfort Canning company
has installed soil tester for the pur-
pOsesof ascertaining the amount of lime
in the land that is needed for the grow
ing peas and other like crops and if
there is not enough, more must be add
ed to get the best results.
Benjamine E. Doty, Jr., is in Mil
waukee and Chicago negotiating for
machinery to be installed at 121 Fourth
street, for tube vulcanizing and repair
ing auto tires. He expects to be ready
for business on orss before April /.
Mrs. Emma Armbruster has received
from her brother, L. E. Baumgarten,
principal of the Indian school at White
Earth, Minnesota, copy of the pro-
gram for the Washington county fair
held at Kyle, South Dakota. Rev.
Amos Ross conducted religious service
each morning and the highest purse for
race was $780, The officers of the as
s2ciation are James Bush, P. Pull Bear
and G. Gets There First. The others on
the committees and officers include o.
car Brave Eagle, Wilson Yellow Bril-
John Spotted Horse and Samuel Last
Horse. The Indians are of the Oglala
Sioux tribe.
Miss Nettie Donald has received a
copy of the Brandon (Oregon) Recorder
from her brother, Walter Donald
which contains an article entitled,
Did Washington Forsee Our Fate?'
1t is a reprint from an old newspaper,
giving an account of an angel appear
ing before George Washington in IN
de oendence Hall in Philadelphia, as re-
lated by Anthony Sherman, on July
4, 1859, when he was ninety-one, to
the writer of the article as it appeared
in newspaper many, many years ago
According to the account there was q
voice, a heavy white vapor at some
distance and dark. shadowy angel
tipping water from the ocean in the
| hollow of each hand which was
sprinkled on America andon England
With flashes of lightning the groans
and cries of the American people were
heard. Next there was battle array
in America and when the angel appear
1 ed the word Union" could be seen,
: and when next the vision came
water was dipped from the ocean and
sprinkled not only on America but on
Europe and Africa. There were other
appearances and the lesson taught was
intended to be, I'm union there is
strength"
Some months ago C. f. Mather pur-
chased a set of tires from the Leather
Tire Goods company of Niagara Falls,
| The cost being $500. After testing
he tires on an automobile he decidec
hey were not suitable for the purpose
intended and shipped them back. Tx
company sought to recover, the cas-.
,>on..ag before Justice II. L. Halsted on
] Wednesday afternoon. The witnesses
Lconsisted of Charles Pugh, Dr.. A. L.
Fafnsworth and DR.. W. F. Nuzum
The jury consisted of Oscar Gust, Ray.
Imond Mccoy, nj. Hoover, C. L. Spen,