Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-08-19
Monday

vouth was arrested on Saturday on the
charge of drunkenness and in the court
of Justice Halsted was sentenced to
ninety DAYS in jail He was afterward
paroled to Undersherlff Hatch who will
fnd a place for him to work. He ia
now in jail
Arthur 'Kurtz and family have moved
from the Third Ward to the town of
Greenfield. near the Albert Kern home.
The Caflisch families enjoyed pic.
ME at Devils Lake yesterday. While
there they were guests of MIR. and
Mrs. VIM. t;aflisch.
The infant children of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Newman andaMr. and Mrs. G. H.
SChmitt were christened at the Presby
terrain church yesterday.
Misses Alvina and Anna Steve and
Ernest Steve went to Mineral Point
tnis morning. Miss Esther Steve Will
return with them.
James Ellingwood Halsted, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Halsted, gradu-
nss of the state university, 1915. has
secured position with the Continental
and Commercial Trust and Savings
Bank of Chicago.
A message from Miss Henrietta
Glarner at Seattle states that she and
Miss Witwen are enjoying the trip and
will leave soon for Canada, hOmeward
bound. The weather. has been excel
lent and they have had no rain since
leaving Denver. several weeks ago.
The Baraboo Gun club met yesterday
at their grounds in Lyons and some
good trap shooting was shown. The
meetings of the club will probably CON
tinue weekly from now Until the hunt
ing season opens.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Radtke and
SON left by auto today for Columbus to
visit with Mrs. Radtke's parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Fred Thiede. They will be
away for week or ten days and will 60
TO Watertown before returning.
Word has been received from Gustav
Mattke that the party had arrived at
Forsyth, Montana, and would soon be
at their destination at Waller in the
same state. The weather had been
warm, the roads were fine and they
were having fine time.
A n, h.
charge of forgetting board bill at
Alderman, the complaint being made by
Gus Born. In Justice Andro's court
the amount was paid together with the
costs of several dollars. The bill amount
ed to $500
The new l1-cent postage stamp JUS
issued by the government will be on sale
within few days The new f'sticker''
bears the head of Franklin in profile
from Houdon's bust looking to the left.
1t is printed in dark green ink and is
rectangular in shape The new stamp
was issued primarily for prep aging pos
tage and insurance fees on insured par
cells amounting to IL cents.
Before the close of the state senate
the members presented Lieutenant
Governor E. F. Dithmar of Baraboo
with a gold watch. The time piece is
beautiful reminder OF the session of
1915
Delton is dry town and Kilbeurn is
wet one. ON Sunday Edward Dona
hue Edward Powers and William Hen
gen, residents of Baraboo or near Bar
abOo. went to KilbOurn and when they
reached Delton on the return trip they
were not able to go on further. A tele-
phone message was sent to Sheriff
Hale who landed the happy three in the
county Jail. They were charged with
drunkenness and fined SIS each in the
court of Justice Halsted. The costs of
each amounted to Sill Donahue and
Powers paid and Hengen took a Jail
sentence of 80 days, not having any
cash
An article in the Madison Democrat
says that w. H. Allen, who has been
much in the public eye. returns to his
home in New York with the close OF
the legislature. The article also says;
Another friend of the administration
who has made personal sacrifice in
order to render service to Governor
Philip and who soon is to return to
his own private affairs, is Frank R.
Bentley of Baraboo. Since the ap-
pointment of M. j. Cleary to be sue
cessor to II. L. Ekern as commissioner
of insurance, Mr.. Bentley has served
as counsel in the executive office. He
expects to sever his connection with
that job this week and return to his
private business.
The First National Bank has made