Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11

m ann has been teaching in tbs Madison
High school and continuing her studies
for higher honors since taking her
bachelor degree at the Wisconsin
university. Her major was German
and it is her excellent work in this
branch that brought her the Bryn
Mawr honor. The sum she will re.
ceive while attending the eastern in
stitution is considerable.
Last Friday as Will Zantow and his
father were working in the field south
of Baraboo deer came running toward
them with two dogs in hot pursuit. Ev-
identity the chase had been gong on for
some time as the deer was unable to
jump fence in it's path and after re-
peated efforts fell to the ground. Then
the dogs attacked the helpless animal.
The Zantows hurried to the rescue and
dubbed away the dogs. As the deer
seemed unable to rise. wheel barrow
was brought to the scene for an ambu-
lance and the poor creature was taken
to the farm yard and placed in the corn
crib. The game warden department
has been notified and it is expected
they will look after their property. The
deer appears to be all right and drinks
little water but makes no effort to
stand. 1t Is either hurt internally or
scared stiff"
The following places have been
named by the owners and the names
recorded:
Steidtman Homestead farm, Prairie
du Sac, by julius 2. Steidtman. Elder
wood, Bsraboo, by 7. A. Meyers. Pine
Grove Lake, Reedsburg, by AIvens
Taylor.
Some thirty years ago or more jew
ish family, Kolliner, kept queer store
about where the Warren hotel dining
room is. Perhaps it was one remove
west. Finally the father died, the store
burned and the Kolliners moved away
Older residents only remember them.
They were humble. kindly and the five
children were fair types of the young.
sters of that day in this place. But not
many boys and girls turned out better,
Jacob, one of the sons is now proba-
bly, the leading citizen Of Saltwater,
Minnesota, mayor of the city, prom
inent merchant and most highly re-
spected. He has two fine sons and foul
beautiful grandchildren. most charm
ing wife and lovely home. Max, 8
brother, was once diamond merchant
of New York, but now is at Saltwater.
The eldest, Emil, died in the consular
service in Germany and Robert, al
alumnus Of the University of Wiscon
sin, is foremost attorney il Minnea
polls. For manv years he was law lee
turer in the university of Minnesota
So much for the boys. A daughter, Jen
ME, married Brandeis and resided at
Omaha. She now is a widow and at
present lives with daughter in Cali
fornia. She has three daughters bu
only one is married This is Alma ant
she resides in Chicago, her HUSBAND
being George M. Cook. son Of Jacob
Cook of Madison. The record made BY
these boys is altogether honorable.
Miss Mary Hayes of the town of Del
Iona and S. C. Moldenhauer of Ere
donia, North Dakota, were married or
April 26 at Napoleon, North Dakota
by Father Zimmerman. They came t
ReedsFurg on q wedding trip and ar
ct the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs James Hayes of Dellons
The bride is q graduate of the Saul
County Training school and for tn
past elk years has taught school il
North Dakota. The groom is bust
ness man at Fredonis, North Dakota
where they will make their home.