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Ger 9egentpdrtige County, eiden
beihoiter Biais s. Grosbp bat i'm
Diitriftsgerift Die 6eiesm1Bigfeii
ocs neueu @eieBes, Delfes oieies
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mill. rpelu notig, bis our lofiten
Sritan5 geben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-13

5dulboae. Sonntug abcno ben
Is. @tai, um 1as llbr, lit @ieier!t,
fer ShIuB Der Niiiior.
Wliilions +. anbentcn ME aru5ifi.
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rent Der Stride SIT boben:
Sico, 9ocjffrus Rohnea. @eftor.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11

should be known by all shall not be
overlooked. The following COMMITTEES
was appointed to represent persons on
the different telephone lines in the
club territory: No. 1904 line, Mrs.
WILDER Cahoon; 1908 line, Mrs.
Herman Zantow; 1910 and 1919 lines,
MRS. E. C. Kuhzleman; 1911 and 1881
lines, Mrs. Willis Ryan; 1880 and
North Freedom, Mrs William Wichern.
These are to confer with each other
and report to the secretary when there
is occasion for sending flowers to the
sick, to plan for postal showers, or to
act on various occasions for rejoicing
with the families of various members
After visiting intermission, Miss
Jessie Msrtiny gave most interest
ng account of her visit last summer to
the Pacific Coast States and the
Panama Exposition. The next meet
ing of the club will be in June, but
time, place and program have not been
provided for. To close all joined in
singing America.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11
SKILLET CREEK
FARMERS CLUB

The storm threatening on Friday
evening came just in time to cause
many members to stay at home from
the Skillet Creek Farmers club meet
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. WILDER
Cahoon. There were between forty
and fifty present and as usual they had
a good time although the greater share
of the musical part of the program
could not be carried out because of ab-
sence of several who were listed.
"Star Spangled Banner" sung by all
was the opening number. The subject
of County Representative" was splen-
djdly presented by Willis Ryan. The
various possibilities of the Office and
various useful activities being carried
out in several hundred counties in the
various states were outlined. There
are now about II in Wisconsin and only
provision made for about two more until
there are plans for expansion to be
made at tbs next meeting of the leg
islature. 1t seems as if it would be
well worth while for Sank County to
invest one thousand dollars year to
provide for County representative.
A committee had been appointed to
present resolution regarding
the loss of the clubs oldest
member. Mrs. Alicia Douglass,
but the storm prevented the attend
ance of those who should have offered
the resolutions. Past experience has
shown that the joys and sorrows of the
members in one part of the community
were sometimes not known Of by
,, others and it seems necessary to have
what might be called o sunshine COM
mittee, 70 that circumstances which
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11
EAST DELTON

Mrs. Lucy Steele of Kilbourn visited
at her old home here last week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hannifn May 3.
Mrs. L. J. Shuts has been spending
several days in Baraboo at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David
Sansum.
Mrs. Harriet Higgins and son
George spent Sunday in Baraboo on
account of the illness Of the infant
daughter of the formers son, J. B. Hig-
gins.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Roblier and
daughter Thelma of Coloma spent the
week end at the home of Mrs. Rob-
ier's brother, John Chaffee.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Foss of Del
Iona visited at the home of their
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hillman,
the first of the week.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11
PRAIRIE ptJ SAC

Mrs. Ella Cooper returned Friday
from New York City, VIII re she spent
the winter.
Rev. P. Schneider has returned from
Appleton, where he attended the Evan
gelical conference.
Misses Alice Cannon and Evalen&
Neu spent Wednesday and Thursday in
Madison.
D. Grotophorst was called to West
Allis by the death of his sister, Mrs
A Hahn. ~ER
Mr. and Mrs. A. M Bickford spent
Friday and Saturday with their daugh-
ter Mrs F. D. Browne of Madison.
The junior-senfor banquet was held
in the new high school Friday evening,
covers being laid for forty.
DR.. J. B. Ochsner, of Durango, Col,
was here last week to see his mother,
who is quite ill.
VIM. Buehler and Christian Ragatz
have again formed partnership in!
the blacksmith business.
Mrs. H. A. Page and little son re-
turned to Chicago Friday after visit
at the H. v. Page home.
! DR.. r. Rundlett had business in De-
levan last week.
Mrs. David Knizler spent the past
week in Chicago.
Miss Esther Schneider is visiting
Mrs. George Scheible in Markesan.
Mrs. J. E. Meisser visited in Madi-
son last week
DR.. VIM. A Martin has given up his
practice here and is fitting himself for
specialist in diseases OF the eye, ear,
nose and throat in Chicago.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11
SOUTH DELTON

Miss Ruth Jones spent Friday night
and Saturday at her parental home in
Haraboo.
Lewis and Lloyd Capener spent the
weekend with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Bass. of BarAboO.
Mrs. Sarah Lenell of Hewitt, Mimi.
arrived last Tuesday for an extended
visit with her sister, Mrs. George
Douglas.
On Tuesday Geo. Douglas and son,
Vivian, attended the funeral of q rela-
live in North Freedom and ON Sunday
ehey attended the funeral Of Chas. Du
BOis at Reedsburg. saa;
Mrs. VIM Waddell was a guest of
MRS. YOss Harseim last Saturday.
Albert Capener and wife spent Sun
day at the home of his brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bass, of Web
ster Prairie.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Waddell spent
Sunday evening at the Wellman home
IN BaraboO.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11
South WeSttIeId

MIR. and Mrs. Aug Knuth were visit
ing at Ableman Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Maulwurf and family
and Mr.. md Mrs Albert Albers and
family, Mrs. Aug. Struck were the
guests of Carl Hanusa Sunday.
Mrs. Edd Mueller from Casseis Prai-
RE has been visiting at home for week
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Schaefer and
family from Rack Hawk and Eddie
Kohl. aver and lady friend were the
guests of Thomas Repka Sunday.
Quite number from here attended
the circus at Baraboo Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Litterman and
two children were visiting at the Chas.
Schuck home Sunday.
August Heintz and Frank Voss made
a business trip to Spring Green Snn-
day.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11
WALTON

Mrs. Mary Mcfarland and daughter
Kate of Summerset, KY, arrived here
last week to spend the summer with
Rev. and Mrs. o. l.. Hutchins. Mrs.
Hutchins is a daughter of Mrs, McFar-
land.
Mr.. and Hrs. C. Pettet of Car Valley
were here last week to put monu-
ment at the grave of Mrs. Pettet's
mother. While here they visited
at the home of d. Miller.
The ladies Of the w. F. M. S. met
at Mrs. A. H. Frazier's last Thursday
and served for Mrs. J. Jensen, whose
house was burned some time ago.
Arthur Hutchins is Improving nice
ly.
r. w. Smith of Owen was guest
of his sister Hattie part OF last week.
Mira Jordan came UP from her
school near North Freedom Saturday
and returned Sunday.
J. w. Day did some carpenter work
at the school house In District No.
g last week.
Leota Carpenter is visiting her
brother near Hillsboro.
Miss Marjorie Chamness has arrived
here from the northern part OF the
state to be with her mother who lives
here.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11
Purity Gives Pow er

There are still many persons in the
world that need to be impressed with
the fact that the purer
the blood is the greater is the
power of the system to remove disease
and the less the liability to contract it
Persons whose blood is in good condi-
ton are much less likely to take cold or
to be long troubled with it. or to catch
any contagious or infectious disease,
thanIare those whose blood is impure and
therefore impoverished and lacking in
vitality. The best medicine for purify
ing the blood is Hoods Sarsapsrilla, and
persons suffering from any blood disease
or any want of tone In the system are
argad to give this medicine trial. Ii
10 especially useful at this time Of year.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11
EXCELSIOR

Emil Maaske and wife were Sunday
guests at the Arthur Wiseman home.
The Arbeit club will meet with Mrs.
Il. s. Clingman on Friday.
Rev. McTayish, Sunday school mis-
sionary of Sparta. preached fine SER
mon at the Chapel Sunday.
Miss Olive H. Lowell spent the week
and at The Clingman home.
Adolph Kruger, wife and baby spent
Sunday at Fred Retzlaff's.
Delmer Brimmer of Madison spent a
few days at the ClinEman and Snyder
homes.
Will Hahn and family attended church
at Reedsburg Sunday.
The Clingman young people and Miss
Olive Lowell spent Friday evening at
CarrOlla.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11
SAUK CITY

Mrs. Ernest Kirschner spent Friday
at Madison visiting her aunt, Mrs. VIM.
Rischmueller, at the st. Mary's hos
pital.
DR.. Arno Meyer of Chicago spent
Sunday at the home of his parents, c.
r. Henry Meyer, in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Talbot, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Serge and family of the
ity motored to Cassell and Badger
Valley Sunday visiting relatives and
friends.
Rolf Meyer ~ spending few weeks
ia Chicago.
Norman Won Hiddesson of Chicago
was an over Sunday visitor of his par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. Won Hiddesson, in
the city.
VIM. RischmueIler and children went
TO Madison Saturday morning to visit
his wife at the st. Mary's hospital. The
former remained until Monday while
the latter returned home Saturday eve
ening
Melvin Robson Of Wilson Creek
vas a visitor In the city Sunday.
Bruce Darlington and wife were Sum
day guests at the Carl Becker home.
We sell the Heath and Milligan Best
Prepared Paints. The Standard Paints
ct America. Evenson's Pharmacy.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11
LELAND

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sprescher and
family were guests at the Joe Meier
home in Witwen Sunday.
Quite few from here attended the
circus at Baraboo Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Giese and fam
lily, Ida Miller and Alma KIM were
guests at the John Miller home Sun
day.
Miss Linda Shoemaker closed her
school Friday with q program and pic
mic. a..as.xsssssaA
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11
Tuesday

Mrs. Clarissa Dennis died at : the
county hospital Saturday where she
had been an inmat for % years. She
was sged 85 years. Short funeral
services were held at the cemetery in
Reedsburg Sunday afternoon, where
9 body was brought for burial.
Miss Hilda Rsetzmann, sister o
Lieutenant Governor e. F. Dithmar Of
Baraboo and q daughter Of Mrs. F.
Raetzman of Reedsburg has been
awarded q scholarship at Bryn Mawr.
m eastsrn institution. Miss Raetz-
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Schara and
daughters, Evelyn aid Lucille, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Schara and daughter, Jose
phine. and Miss HilIa Hartman, spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Christ Schara, in Baraboo.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11
HAPPY HILL

Hank Kleinsmidth passed thru this
vicinity Sunday
VIM. KOwalke, Ernest Dunse and
&antOw and their wives were Sunday
visitors at the Louis Zantow home.
Esther Kruck attended the show at
BarabOo Saturday.
Raymond Dunse of Baraboo spent the
weekend at the l.. Zantow home.
Gus Kleinsmith and wife and Thelma
and Sadie Curry were among those who
attended the show at Baraboo Satur-
day.
Otto Mielke and family spent Sunday
at the Jim Craker place
Emil Dunse was Baraboo caller on
Saturday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11

Put your confidence in the Rexall
Remedies-th have a nationwide
reputation for reliability. Sold ct
Rvenson's Pharmacy,
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-11

We sell the Heath and Milligan Best
Prepared Paints. The Standard Paints
Gf America. EvensOn's Pharmacy.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-14
TIoista Joulua.

Sloista ioulua toimottapat ibmiiet
1oliilleen. &aifiIIe Min nsfottomille
FUN 1lSfopaiiillefin on iloiien ioulrn
toiwotits pbteiiefii tlllut. Scum fatie-
fee |iunomalebti firioitufiia ia iono,
n%lalebtiG, min fulfil iloitieipot ioli-
lusta. Niin tofi fannattaafin ioillus-
ia foiffein lolita. &annottaiii lolita
ii.tl, ettd Sumala on ibntpnpt ibHi;-
lefii. &uitenfin bartpat iloitiee t1stG
rifcasta ioulltilosta. WifGbGn iiinG
on ~oifeastaan ipp, ettei Seeiufien
ipntpmiiestG faiffi ibmiiet balua iloi-
ta9 Spp on iiinG etteipGt ibmiiet
taboo ola Min albaiiia ia f0Dbid
tGGllG maailmasia fun Seeiiis on.
Sdn Ell pitGnpt %iuurena aiiana IL
mestpG maailman) fomeufiisia. SON
pitt iuurempona }ipntpa maailmaan
aitpan fopbGnG.
Iiatteleppa ibminen, ettG olet fop-
bG filria ia alaston. WitG on maalli.
men mabtoipuuteii Siimalan eoesid?
noprrp, &~aiffipaltiaan eoesia,
noprrp, ettd mott buomata furiuii-
teii. Silloin iinulIefin alfaa olla iIoa
oifeasta iouluilosta, Seeiufien ipntp-
miiestG. SinGfin iaat lolita toiin
r~itfauoesta Seeiufiesia. SGn tuli
tefemGdn meib6t taitfi riffaifii iiis
riffaifii Si,malasid.
aaifiIIe foitti Stmalan iiunoi,s
Seeiufiesia ia ienpG tpiiofii toipotto-
famine faifille iloista ia armorifas-
ia ioulua. unobtafaamme pois faiffi
.fatterullbet ia notwithstanding friS.
tittpnG toinen toiiillemne iloista ia
armorifasta joulua.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-14
Joulumietelmid.
s.. So.

Sobtoipa ibminen tai Ell, tl,nfe.
mot iiGifpps aiatufiet ainafin Jos.
fLs bGnen .mieIeenid. Sbmisrintoan
fGtfettp ijdisppsfaipio ia ibmis.
mielen balu paastG fdiittdmdGn aii.
otto, jotfa otpat ulfopuoleIla aisti.
milisten Baipaintoien ia fofemusten
piiriG, on tpoimafas tooistus iiitG,
eta ibminen ei ole aiiottu elGmddn
ainoastaan ajaIliiuutta morten. SjGi-
Ippsfaipio, bengellilen elGmGn ia
Snmolan %tintemiien tarpe on ib.
miieIIe pbtd liionnolIinen FUN pub
taan Imam, riiion tai lelpon taripc
eli iciirapiirin pstGfppp6en ia raffau-
Den foipuu. .2ronnotonta ia pGGrin
on ~lentGboen tGm1n foipuun tlrfa-
buttaminen. SoSfin ie %nGennGiiesti
fdp 9etfen laatirnn foitun iiita filin-
minfin ojan GLOON or1poamattomia
maurioita nii1 pfiif5ffe fun pbteis-
funnaIIefin. @enesid iieIii, to6eIIinen
ibmiiemme, iiltG e~Iineboot fieIlettd-
esd iurfastiiii, iiiipiti ia %fuolee, 3D.
nesid oIboiiet pietit biIlittomind ia
raiuino tpoIIitiauut. .$dn Ell endd
fpfene tdpttGmGdn i~bmisippocn for.
feompio tpootimuffia. Sofofin perrin
tGrfedd on b6nesid buffrnnit ia tiio
iotofin oil juiri ic mifd bdnen ennen
mrurta tefi ibmiiefii. WGin f6p Il.
|t'eelIinen rappcutumineu, ruoisfi,.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-14

iitG, mitG ban ianoo, fpielenl6ttG, no.
Sdn moi fplld iobtaa mel.
ia f~ariimpsten, foetteIemusten, fieI.
tdpmpsten faiitta, mutta Jos ppfpm.
nue. iillG paifalla, iobon ban on mel.
Dat aiettamrt, fuliemme iinne, ionne
ban meit6 apiittoaa, teemime len. min
ia ban on iuoritettamafiemm anta.
mit. ei meiodn tarmitie peljGtG. Mei-
ban on main luotettaapa bGneen ia
ieurnttnpa b6ntd. SinG ban jobtoa
meit6 pifeaa tietd,. IT'D iietG, iofa al
no fGp oIospdW ia wiime., pGGttpp
Si1mme falcon tllollu nlbaal(G.
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= a1tolliit. Surulla ia ipoGmen
foipuilla ilmotetaan nellie, ettd
@iHiam 81. Hiemi, past. 6. g. Hie-
men manbin poifa ioi pitfalliien
iairaiiben aibeiittmana fotiin futiun
mime i%unm1ntoina iouluf. 10 p.
flo 2:30 fotonoon Tbomfonisia,
Ninn. Saiitors tulee tapobtumaan
EMF iunnrntaina TT. II p. SbomNon'-
in %foiipunein firfosia, oifano, iosto
paiffafunnollo lGbemmin ilmotetoan.
<umisioarnon ia bautausitblalli-
fiitfiisia toimii post. $. Surisfonen,
Nenabgasta, Winn. poiffafunnan
englannin fieIiien popin oiprstama.
no.
y 8oinoion miiiStollc ti,lloan emf
tiloSia omistomaon eritpitten firio.
tiis, jonfo apuofii tppopme Waan
fuoleman taporfiesta Ipbpeen ilmot-
tomiieen. 4uitenfin mainitfemme et-
I'd poinoio, 8nt. ". Hiemi on Mut-
toioleboen entiii1 tpomiebiG. SDpS.
fnullo 1915 otti moinaio firjarrpito-
toimen tpostoan liiffeesiGmme ia
toimi firianpitGiGnG tanmifiiun
puolitpdIiin 1916. atttoia loitiuii I'd.
ten oionottonio moinaion ponbem.
pain, peIiienia iiioren furluun.
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= Sotlillben arfpo. Sta minulto
faiffi, jofninen ipoGntG fplIpttGmG
mainen onni iofainen bullmaaipa
mainen Ito: j1t6 minulIe main to-
tlrus iGIfIle, min on minu4a onrea
ia iloo fpliifii. sos tabSotte pal.
,pella tohIutta, min tGptpp teibGn
tebbd wolintnnne pnpaosti; mutta
jos, baluatte tpnlitn ipnpansti. min
on teibdn tinnettaua eli ,ainoastaan
totuuben taiipniien m1GrGnpG1 fofo
tatoomattomasia ibnnuiibesiaan,
tpoan mpos tie iinnc; Re tie, iofo ,pei
mestarimme Natfarctin faIIioIIe ia
@olgntan fammuIle, ia iofa on pieId
miema iofaiien teistd faootufien, pf.
iinaiippoen ia bengelIiien fuoleman-
iprfdnteille.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-14

= 2ebtemme jrblanumero lines
tpi npt 16 iipuiiena ia emf MILTON
rit1mero mpos iImestpp tatpallisto
iuurempana. SGbGn rii1neroon Ct
iaatu iopimaan pfiitpis iolilI.onnen'
~toitpotlifiio, ne iulaistaan emf mil
fon iublanumerosia. uuoentplsooen
onnentoipotufiet i~tlaistaan t. t. %
ia tammif. a pm %mimeroisia. Siis
ilioenpuo6en onnentoimotufieen tpie.
I'd pppo1mme ettG pstGtp1t ~fofoatpot
ia IGbettGtpGt nimiGl
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NOTE; TdmG ottaa tpostaan fpntii.
ia ipo beibdn ~fansiania, on olIllt I'd.
mdn obella, tlpbanfien ia taas tuban.
fen Iangenneioen ia eldmasiaam
Observation-Disclosures Iobbutufiena,
ioiben @apabtoiatii San on iaanut
tlIla.
0stdpdnil gtfo t6popfin. fun ~.
memmin aiiaa mietit, tulla t~pafuute-
fulfil, etta Seeius on SrmaIa? Sos
tGmG on wa~fuutllfieii, pppoa pGGstd
mpOsfin matautnfieem, ettd San on
iinun Sumaldii ia iban benfilofob-
taiiesti iinin Bapabtaiaii. @uliten
Ell mafulltis Sdnen Sumaluuoes-
taan iiniilc mit1Gn Iobtllo eifG bpo-
tpG tuota. MifiifG eldG ilman tl,ota
iuloista marmuutta, iilloin fun us
fot SGnet SSilmalafii usfot mposfin
Sdnen ianania ifl,iiefii totliil6efii.
Senau,iofii fdp tGnGfin %iouIuna tlion
ianan dGreen. Cue, tutfi ia mieti!
Sanan lupairfiet ia tooist,ifiet O.
mot iiniia iparten. sos taas olet
tiIaiiuuoesia Min fGp fllillemaan tho.
ia ianaa. 2lilIe ioili,ianomaa iluiri
finua fosfetpar1a i%anornana. Ota b,io-
nrioon fen iifGfto. Min f,lin @apab-
taiaii life tabtoiii iuuri iinillle ia
noa: Sinur, iuuri iinun @apabta.
iafii ipnnDin. @oitfo ianoiani
epGillG9 @oitfo wGIihpitGmGtonnG
raffauoestani pois fG6ntpG!
s. $.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-14

Sofa usfoo, ettd ibmiiet tuIe.
mot alma p~obemmofii, bdnen fulfil
tebod faiffenio tiiIIofieen life pa.
rcmmafii, fiten oiottooffeen, eta ON
ban niit1 ipielG bptpi6fin ibmiiiG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-14

Sonlnranbaa ia ~iimmamsta Sm.
malasia labestpiuGnG Somlnjmblana
tpjiuottaa faifille aipnstaiilleen, a.
i~iamiebilleen ia lnfijoiaeem Imtta.
ion tpimitms, fontturi ia firjapainp'
tpimibenfilSt!