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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14
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Nuf Nntrag bes @ommifdrs German,
unteriiibt bon &on1mif5dr Beber, tpurbe
Sing. 2uderoth als Beauf5idtiger beS
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nannt. Nuf Nntrag bes &ommiHdrs @e<
Der, nnter1tibt bon &ommiifdr @erman,
tpur1e Syn. @reben als Sanitor BEG
Contributes fir bas Sabr 1915 ernannt.
Muf Mntrag 6es &ommiifdrs 9erman,
nnter1tilbt bon &ommiiGr 8eber, tpurbe
Der @ebalt bes Sgn. '2uderotb als 8eauf-
1i6tiger auf $500 per Monat unb oas
bes SSgn. @reben als s%yanitor nuf $4,000
per Monat feitgefebt. @uf Mntrag Ser
tagung biz 9 Ibr anberen Worgens.
(@@luB in ndditer Nummer.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14
K C. Potato Doughnutc
BY Mrs.
School fame

Sift three times, the -four, salt, spice and
baking Powder. Beat eggs with rotary
heater, then still using rotary beater, grad
ually add sugar, then work in the mashed
potato with a spoon and alternately add mills
and -four mixture. Make a soft dough, roll
into a sheet, cut into rounds, pinch a hole in
the center with the finger and fry in deep fat.
Fat for frying should not be hot enough
to brown the doughnut until it has risen.
When the doughnut is dropped into the fat
it sinks to the bottom. AS soon as it comes
up it should be turned and turned a number
of times while cooking. This recipe is ex-
cellent as they do not take the fat in frying
and will stay moist for days.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14

@pe5ie1Ie Moti5: Sober 2eier
oieier 3eitung, @mn ooer Sral, tpel9e
tpiinfM obne graues 5aar fir ben @et
Deg 2ebens gu fem. lit mgetpielen,
obige liberale Sfferte iofort an5nnebmen.
SSrau gbapmm's STUFF beitdtt9t bic @rnftz
bnftigfeit Dieies 4ngebotes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14
e@per ousfabrbar.

9err Tim 9beuter feinen plab olt'
iu@enb): so. beut' bab' i'd mir aber
glei4 5pei pldBe getauft! Sd bin
etpas bid, unb oa iib' i'd auf einem
@tubl immer 10 furdtbar beengt! -:
Mh! Tim @ottes nilen! Stun bob
i6 febente Reibe leBten uno adte
Meibe erften plab betommen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14

9ieier freie Coupon beredtigt IT.
genb einen 2eier BEG vNor0itern".
fret, obne 3ablung, gu ben %bonftdrbt<
gen Snitrufttonen, graues 3aar CUR
ratMrli6en Sarbe unb @60nbeit Der
Sugenb ber5uite4en. 59neibet bic.
fee aug unb beftet es an guren
Brief. Sour gut fir unmittebaren
@ebrau@. I'd Sreimarfe fir Nnt<
mort berlangt. GbreHe: Srau Maria
6. gbapman, Quite 851, 81. Oh g.
8. ct, 8rpbibence st. S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14
Doughnuts
That will remain moist.

Every housewife who bakes her own
bread knows that if a little potato is added
to the sponge, the bread will not dry out
as quickly. In this recipe potato is utilized
to make doughnuts that will remain moist
and fresh for several days.
K c will be found to have distinct adj
vantages over any other Baking Powder
for doughnuts. K c is a double acting
baking powder with which a large batch of
doughnuts may be mixed and fried.a few at
a time. The last will be as light and nice
as the first.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14

tib@9 Chung 5uriid3og, Inn bic unterbreis
teten Mn9ebpte oes ndberen gu ertudgen.
9a man lid nidt al einigen bermodte,
bertagte iib Die 8e56rbe Bis 2 nbr naGz
mittags.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14

unberiidii6tigt laiieno, loH Die berr=
Iide, einorndspole gri6eimng oes
Sperlono MfooeG so @enbernngen
ser 8e1pu1oerl11g berbor, mo- immer
es galeben miro. Ser &0rper lit nad)
oem ltrommaBigen SpprS, ie6e 2inie
barnoriib o11gebradt an bem @nt=
ml1rf ser Gar als ein @an3es.
l1no mos al19 6abr=@omfort BE-
trifft, bieten sic t1elten Cars allies,
mas ru1r perlmgt per6en fam. 9te
Io>rge 8agen8aiis-114 3on-34
BET 1 3on Raofdienen un6 perfefte
Seoer=giniteIung bringt 6ie ronbe=
Iten @ege SIT einen ebenen Mnidein.
Mptpr - Gier Cylinder AS 3ou
9od, AZ 3ou 5treid. gin5el ge-
gotten. Stint Bearing &a1rbeli9aft.
35 Nferoefraft.
Cooling - Sbermo @ppbon SD=
ltem; feline @umpe, &a6iator bon
5eIigem Eppus nit bertifaler 3irfu-
lotior, in Sdale gepreBt aus etnem
5tiid Ntablplatte.
Mnaiinbem - &o96ebnen6es Mag=
neto; feline tro6eren 8atterien er for
oerlid, 1%tnabbangig bon Der Snbe=
pegIetl1ng ,tn6 8eleudtung.
Gdliipfrigmaden. - 8eitGnoiges,
ebenes, nit @otb beiprtttes @pitem,
nit ugeareo" Selpumpe. Del 11nauf=
baltiom gepreBt. Gid 6rebenoer
eight SEED SSr6tfator ont @oml=Goib.
Garbnreter - 8erbei1erter Spp
nit @eibtpoHer|Mnbang ein5el einfa=
DIES M6iuitieren.
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sritt - Sc 3ou; fit ii6li&, go
3on Coupe MIR IS 3oD.
Stemer - @nrmformiges nno boil
les @ear, gebarterter Stab1 nno 90
iu1tirbor, biern1al 10 lange olS an'
6ere gnttpiirfe; 8on Eburit Ser
Bearings ooiultierbar; 18 3on
@tererrao 5ur linfen Seite. SIN
Centrum &ontrone.
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GEN NIT SdluBbremi lie. Sober &C.
preBte StGr6er unter @lrt6 Sactnl
1tdern lei6tes, graoiales gngage
ment.
g7amsmiHion - @e1eftiper, btn
q%leitenoer @ear SDpl1s an Der SIN
teradIe ols eine @eretntgltng mi
differentiation. Dret Mnsgange mad
borne unb birhen. .0oppelte &c
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14

nber bur9 einen f5ientitif@en Srel1no
fanb i6 cine Iei6te Metbobe aus, tpelae
n1ein &aar tpirfli9 81 Der natiirli9en
8arbe meiner Md69eniabre in erfta1-
nensmertber fur5er 3eit berftelte:. 1no
10 babe ih mir borgenommen, bole A11>
ipeiiungen ab1olut fret, obne Soroerung,
irgenb einem2efer biefer 8eitung 81 .geben
melder borbat, Die natirli9e Sarbe IT,
genb eines ergrauten, gebleidten ODER
beri@oHenen 9aares ber5ufte1en obne
ben @ebrau9 irgen6 eines fettigen, tlez
brigen ODER }dd6li@ f%drbenoen ober be-
fledenben Mittels, un6 obne 0aB man es
merit. ss6 1ihere grfolge. glei9bie1 tpie
biele 6n9en erfoIglos nngetpmot tpnrben.
8on1tdnbtger grfolg BET betoen @e1ble9z
tern uno iegliden Nlters.
@1neibet iomit ben unten a1gegebez
men Coupon aug nno ididt mir guren
Namen uno Nbre1e Unit Gngabe Oh
Mann, Srau ODER Ido4en) un6 i@liebt
cine 5fpei Gents Marfe fir anttport Elm,
un6 ib 19ide @u9 bone gin5elheiten 81,
Die es @u@ unn0tbig maiden, ie tpieoer
Elm graues 6aar 5u baben. Nore11e: Sral1
Maria s.. Chapman, Quite 851, 81. Oh
g. 8. ct, Hrobioence, st. S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14

bier idrage peridie6enartige Gears
tpegidaffbare S@afte, biegiame &ol=
Ter Bearings.
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fabig fir biel idtperere Gar. Dienit,
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ra1b anbeftbar.
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SO Bel ~ 3om, 6reipiertel eliptif6er
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liben.
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onbeftbar; &dd>t6er, Ste a%bgenommen
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Son Mon=@fi6.)
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MngeIn periebene n=Sbiren; Sbmr-
angeln nidt ii@tbar. @roBe 5d@en
in aGen Sbiiren.
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nit @Ifenbein Stretfen. @ide1 uni
poliert, Ml1tmim1m @infaiinngen.
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megung geiett un6 beleudtet; 800.
boir spibe 11n6 Sop 8oot, gebm11
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ter; eleftrii6es @orn, &obe=&ot1
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&eparatur Sit, Sad unb &umpe.
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ter $1O5O. COUPE $1,000.
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aelbeit, sic 5rm Comfort beitraget
f0innte, tprtr6e iberieben. 9te Stt'
lin6 brett nn6 ttef nit al1b ergetpob11
lib boben &id1ebnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14
6raue baare NIT II
Rein graue$ baar NIT IS
eSd bin zines Der piele,1 Iebenben Sci.
ipiele, baf graues @aar 51tr ma.
tirliden Jarbe nnb Sdon-
felt ,pieber bergeiteM
,uerben fann.
Sd idide Gm@ ben 8etueis frei 5n.
2aBt mid @u9 bone Snformation 5uz
fdiden, bic es gu4 erm0gli9t. euer
aruues 6aar our natirli4en Sarbe un0

SWuu9etl UeAGWI'D
mieber %ber5uftelen,
glei9biel tpie alt Sbr
feib ODER tpns bic nrz
fade gurer @rnuheit
1T. &c lit fein Sdrz
ben nod Elm Belle
den. Seine Birtur1g
beginnt na@ biertdz
gigem @ebrau4:
Sd bin cine Srau,
tpelde frlb5eit err
graute unb NIT II
Sabren alt ausfb.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-08-26

While picking up apples in their
orchard near Merrimack, Mrs. Theodore
Weigand found mans watch. There
was no one employed in the orchard who
could have lost the time piece and to
owners of the orchard it seems .mye-
terry (?) how the watch got there. The
owners of the orchard think it must
have been left by someone who be-
lieved in the proverb, an even ex-
change is 10 robbery, leaving the
watch for the apples; or possibly it was
dropped by some person who was quick
ly gathering up apples in hurry. The
owners of the orchard say if the gentle
man had come to the house and asked
for few apples he could have been
supplied without stealing them and
leaving his watch. The owner of the
ticker can have the property by prov
ing it and paying for several adver tise-
ments
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-08-26
WHITE MOUND

Agnes and Jay Hart of Lodi, Wis,
came last Saturday to spend few days
at the home of their Uncle, j. L. Con-
nor's, and attend the picnic at Loreto.
Mr.. and Mrs. M r. Prouty and son,
Walter, of White Mound attended the
picnic at Loreto Sunday.
Marion and Robert Prouty spent Sun
day at Spring Green with friends
Rev, FIR. Weishar was caller at j.
L. Connors' last Thursday.
Miss Mildred Tibbetts returned home
from Bear Creek after spending sever
al weeks with her aunt, Mrs H.Prouty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Tibbits and
son, Thomas. spent Sunday in Reeds
burg at the home of Mrs. Tibbits par
ents. DR.. and Mrs. Hastings.
Fred and John Gherkie have purchas-
ed new thrashing outfit and will soon
begin thrashing in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Conner, Carl and
Bessie Connor, Miss Agnes Hart of
Lodi, also Earl Davey spent Thursday
evening at Rev. FIR. Weishar 8 at Loreto.
Joseph Gillespie of Reedsburg called
on the Conner family last Wednesday.
Mrs. Sadie Volk has been appointed
post mistress at White Mound L. L.
Yaffe resigned.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-08-26
MORTIMER VALLEY

The Misses Jennie and Dorothy Shore
visited part of last week at Ironton
with Minnie and Carol Mortimer.
MIR. and Mrs. Sim Mortimer went to
Wonewoc Thursday where their child
rem, Russell and Fern, were operated
on for enlarged tonsils and adenoids.
Jay Leatherberry made business
trip to Ironton Tuesday.
Mrs. Sarah Balentine, son, Will. and
daughter, Mary, were guests of friends
and relatives here and at Walton last
week.
Dave Bradley and family of Wood
visited at the home of his brother, Har-
ry, Sunday.
Rhoda Mortimer spent Sunday with
his son, Sim.
Mr.. and Mrs, Dolph Mortimer spent
Sunday at the VIM. Stowe home near
Bethel.
Chas Butcher and Miss Goodman of
Valley called at the James Mortimer
home Sunday evening.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-08-26
BuCkWheat Valley

Miss Alice Grover is on thej sick list.
Franklin Head is home from a week
visit in Delton.
Alice Grover visited at Albert Doer-
ing couple of days last week.
Grandma Head is on the sick list.
Mary Giblin is visiting at Will Head 8
this week.
Lillian Eastman's cousin is visiting
her now.
Mrs. Harve Grover and Lillian East
man called on Mrs Ralph Grover Mon
day afternoon.
The surprise party given on Alta
Miller was we'll attended and they all
reported a good time.
Mrs. Will Funnel and Mrs. Alta Mil
Ter spent Saturday afternoon in Wone-
voc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Costater and Mr..
and Mrs. Wallus Jerom spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilkinson.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-08-26
GRIM REAPER
TAKES AGED MAN

Thomas Niederer died at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Julius Gust, Mound
street, at o'clock on Sunday morning
He was born March Z, 1924, at Maren-
field, Kanton, Graubuenden, Switzer-
land, his age at the time of his death
being 81 years and II months. He
came to this country in 1866 and settled
in Indiana. He moved to Sank City in
1867 and it was here that his wife died
in 1882. Four years later he was mar
ried to Mrs. Magdalene Judd. Mrs.
Niederer went to live with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ed lick, in Denzer in 1900
owing to her poor health, and Mr..
Niederer has made his home since that
time with his daughter, Mrs j. Gust.
His health had been unimpaired up to
January when he suffered slight
stroke of paralysis. Besides his in
valid wife he leaves four children, Mrs.
Julius Gust, Baraooo; Mrs. William
MOehlman, Jacob Niederer and John
Niederer of Madison; sixteen grand
children and eleven great grandchil-
dren. A daughter, Mrs c. Hancsh, died
in 1911.
The funeral will be held on Tues
day at $50 O. clock from the home of
Mr. and Mrs Julius Gust and inter
jment will take place at Sank City.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-08-26
FAIRFIELD

The water is not 80 high in the river al
it was week ago, plenty of rain and
plenty of grub worms W hich have bad
ly damaged the corn.
The M. b. A. met with Mrs. Anchor
on River street Aug. 10, and a very
pleasant afternoon was spent making
aprons and other garments.
Mrs. l. Calvert has returned fro m
Dakota where she spent a couple of
months visiting her son, Leon, and fam
lily.
James Seaborn is still quite poor
ly.
A number of motor boats were seen
on the river Sunday.
Mr.. Catlin of Baraboo was in Fair
field q part Of last week moving barn
for Riley Martiny.
Mrs. T. Heron is among the ailing
ones, several people have been having
stomach trouble of late.
Mrs. f. A. Andrews visited Mrs. At
kinson Thursday.
FL. E. Englebretson and wife of Kill
bourn were at Mrs. Atkinson's Tues
day.
Mrs. Englebretson is going to North
Dakota soon to visit her son and fam
lily.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-08-26
OeIiOD

Rev. Warren Jones and family of
Sun Prairie. Dane county, are occupy
ing their summer cottage in this vii
lage.
Geo. H. Adams and family moved to
Witwen lsst week. George has been at
work there this summer and has rented
a feed mill. They will be greatly mis-
sed in this community.
Mrs. Irmagard Morrison of Grand
Rapids is the guest at the Otto Timme
home.
Mrs. Minta Older and little grand
daughter. Myrna Myers. have gone to
ST. Paul for visit.
Mre. Blanche CASTOR. Mrs. Irmagard
Morrison and Mr. and MRS. Otto Timme
motored to Prairie du Sac. Sank City
and Devils La Ike on Sunday.
Mrs Hattie Bunker, who has been
spending the past ak weeks with her
daughter and friends, left on Friday for
her home in Texas. She will visit with
friends in Clinton Jet and Beloit on the
way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayland Hurlbut are
both on the sick list.
Mrs. Nellie Squires and son, Ralph,
are visiting friends at Beaver Dam.
Mrs. Blanche CASTOR spent part of
last week with friends in Kilbourn and
attended the circus at Portage on Fri
day.
Nelson Conan and wife spent last
week at the home of their son, Ed.
Franklin Head of La Vale is the
guest at the home of his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. [ Hubert.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-08-26
MeS ttiHld

Professor Weidman and family of
Madison are visiting at Mrs. Eleanor
! Weidman's.
Mrs Fred Simon and son, Will, of
Prairie du Sac visited with relatives
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Alexander, Al
vim Alexander and son, Eugene, visited
at Percy Alexander's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rumpf and family
of Chenille and John Patterson of
North Freedom motored here Sunday
and visited at the Grant Weidman and
John Repka homes.
Miss Inez Lee of Black Earth is a
guest at the Henry Weidman home.
Miss Florence Black was the guest
of jamie Borders Sunday.
Camp meeting opened with good at
tendance and on Sunday there was
large crowd who enjoyed the excellent
sermon by Rev. Johnson The meet
ings close on Sunday next.
Thursday, August 10Th, being Mrs.
Eleanor Weidman's eighty third birth
day several friends met at her home to
surprise her. Those who enjoyed the
occasion were Samuel Weidman and
family of Madison, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
Weidman. MIR. anG Mrs. William Alex
ander, Mesdames Harry Verthein,
Percy Alexander, Fred Lukensmier,
Henry Weidman. John Simon, Arthur
Ristau, Mrs. Fri croft, Miss Sadie
Greeny, Miss Inez Lee Of Laurence
Kinds and Cliff Weidman.
Mrs. Cole and Berdett Suthe rland
of Rockton, Illinois, were guests last
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Suther-
land While here they visit the dam
at Prairie du Sac and the Dells.
The Misses Florence and Ruth Alex
ander visited at the home of their
grandfather, Chris Smith, last W, elk.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-08-26
SATURDAY SURPRISE
BRINGS GOOD TINE

A well planned surprise was perpe-
trated upon MIR, and Mrs. Bert Feeck
Saturday evening at their home at Ala
Lake street, the occasion being the seth
birthday of Mrs. Feeck. After the
usual greetings on the part of the
guests and an assurance on the part OF
the surprised that all were very well
come, the next in order was the OPEN
ing of we'll filled baskets of goodies,
the hosts and guests were invited to
take right, hold and help themselves
which all did.
After the spread we listened to
several after supper speeches which
did credit to the speakers. The hostess
in whose honor the surprise was plan
ned testified her appreciation of what
was done for her, then came the hour
for any one to add to the occasion. Joe
Egerer told US how to make lOcomo-
tive, Jack Egerer told us how to make
money on the farm, Will Egerer told
us not to Idig our potatoes yet but to
give them time to grow, Gus Reineke
told us how to steer Ford car and in
fact we think that finally he will buy
one, Bert Feeck, a carpenter contractor,
told us what he had done to lot of
good German people out on the western
plains in his line of work.
Some of the ladies responded very
nicely as their turn came to speak and
their remarks added very much to the
occasion. All joined in making the
event one to be remembered, each
strove to make their offerings the best
one, and as the curtain rose and the
play went on Ye Scribe could discuss
behind the footlights as the actors ap-
peared all that there is in life: Emotion,
mirth and tragedy but from our own
individual standpoint not that we would
in the least seek to detract from any
Of the actors in this drama still we
think that Gus Reineke and Joe Egerer
are proficient in their stellar role work.
At late hour the guests took leave
of the host and hostess wishing them
many happy birthday anniversaries.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-08-26
KIRKW10l

Mr. and Mrs. Edd McGilvra visited
at II Fl. Smiths Sunday.
George and Miss Ella Hackett were
guests at the George Hackett. ST.,
home in North Freedom on Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Vol and little daughter,
Leona, were guests at Valley View
Saturday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Tracy Randall and Miss
Marjorie Pearson dined at Charles
Pearson's near Glenville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. g. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Fl. Harris m otored to Portage
Friday evening and saw the Barnum &
Bailey circus. :,
Mrs. Maude Neeley and son, Rogers
who have been spending the summer
at the home, of w. C. Rogers.
started for their Pittsburg home Fri
day morning and will visit in Ohio as
they go.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Randall. Mr..
and Mira. Charles Randall and their
nephew, Floyd, attended the 3rd annual
Excelsior fair at the chapel grounds in
Excelsior on Friday, Mrs Charles Ran
dali acting as judge in the culinary de-
partment. The program in the after
noon was unusually good and the game
and racing contests interesting and ex
citing. The exhibit also was fully up to
that of the two former years and the
Choral club may we'll feel proud of the
effort put forth and of its results.
The H. H. Smith family motored
through North Freedom to Ableman on
Sunday for ride and to see the beaut-
les of nature found there.
Miss Arlene Weidenkopf of the
city is spending the week at her cou-
sin, Guy Weidenkopf's.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-08-26
DURNAR IS GLEN

Rev. j. T. Dur ward with friends
came here Sunday, through kindness
of N Strauss and in his auto, and ser
vices were held in the chapel.
Mrs. William Blackjack of Portage
has been visiting relatives for several
days and calling on her old neigh
bOrs.
A large party from Kilbourn, H. d.
Corning with friends from La Grange,
Ill :, Chicago AMI Prairie du Sac pic
nicked here, roasting corn and frying
potatoes in the pasture.
Viola Marshall attended the exami
nation at Portage last week.
Herman Heyer, the roadmaster, call
ed out the men to repair the damages
of last Mondays storm, the stone arch
of the bridge at the turn of the road
near the Glen was in serious condition.
Mrs. Annie S. Marshall has canned
only 81 quarts of strawberries from her
strawberry bed.
George Promo, the Merrimack mail
carrier, his daughter, Gertrude, and
friends, Flourst Squires of Baraboo
and Miss Marie Floukes of Pullman.
Washington, came sight seeing here
at the close of day, Sunday.
Threshing is being pushed onward
when the weather permits.
A hay rack on William Graves farm
was carried away by the small sized
cyclone which swept through that-part
in last Mondays storm and the rack
has not shown up since.
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IRONTON

Chas. Gasser and daughter and grand
daughter, Marcella, visited relatives
last week at Blue River.
Mrs. Mabel Burgess is confined to her
home with severe attack of rheuma-
tism.
Several from here attended camp
meeting at Ableman Sunday. Those
who are remaining and camping are w.
Baublet and sons, Mesdames Julia
Wright and F. Phoenix.
]. Palmer, who is employed by G. A.
Wright spent Sunday with his wife at
Wonewoc
Mrs. Inman of La Vale and gr andson
of Chicago were Thursday guests of
Mrs. Thornton.
Myrtle and Norma Smith of Reeds
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MerrimaCk

Stewart and Myron Nc Lean depart
ed for st. Paul Monday morning after
spending their summer vacation at the
August Zauft farm and enjoyed it very
much. They soon start at their school
duties.
Miss Dora Zauft arrived Friday even
ing from Duluth and Bloomer. She en-
joyed a FIVE weeks visit with relatives.
Waldo Gust spent Sunday with Aug
ust Zauft.
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lOrettO

The coming marriage of Miss Mae
WEIGH and Walter Volk and Miss Mary
Gavin and Bernard O'Reilly were an
nounced Sunday.
Mrs j. Smith and daughters. Vera
and Helen, of Madison are visiting friend 6
I'd relatives here.
Miss Agnes Nc Gale Of Chicago is
visiting at the home Of Frank Kaney
Miss Helen Ferguson spent Sunday
at the home of NJ. Walsh.
Misses Helen and Agatha Dryer
spent Sunday at the home of George
Weitzel in Bear Valley.
John Davev and daughter, Marie,
were callers at the Walsh home Sun
day.
Miss Vera Clarey departed for her
home in Cazenovia Monday after spend
ing a few weeks with friends and rela-
tives here.
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SOUTH FAIRFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Malloy, son,
Harry, Mrs. VIM. Kunkel and daughter,
spent Sunday at the home of VIM, Ram
sew on Webster Prairie.
Miss Leta Lusby is home after spend
ing the summer with her sister at
Black Hawk.
Herbert futile of Grand Rapids and
Chas. Tuttle of Baraboo called at the
August Zeigler home Tuesday.
Mrs. John Hosig and daughter are
visiting at the Tom Lusby home.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zeigler and fam.
lily visited at the Eddie Du Bots home
Sunday.
George Butterield has completed ar
addition of Is feet onto his barn.