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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-06
md#sai h ien tarfoiIns.
(Satf. cocIliiccn.)

Sept OH 10 fulunit fafii miiffoo
iit1 fun tuo poljon mcrfiticmG betfi
ninliltn nGbbcn topabtui, nimitt1in
minlin lnilliicen popin mirfaon aiet.
tamiiclii, josta on 10 olIut ilmotus
Iuttoiasio, jpten en- lGbbc iiit1 cnem-
pad fcrtomoon, ionon maun; ie betfi
of minlllc ppb1, it'd en- tule foSfoan
mobtomoor. Eitnncn welmoIliiuu;
chi. &iit1n ipodmelliIcsti mcIji1
MISUNDERSTANDING, Sirntola iiunotfoon
tponne.
WtinG lGboin mcljien =. @ilprcn ia
s. &irincn fonSio poliuunlotfalle Sill
bcrtist1 fultocnncn pGiipGn aumunu,
main ci it'd pbocsiG fuIfcmisto fol,.
man fcstGnpt. Tostpri Sirni iaatct.
tltoan mcitG bpip1n mntfaa 9ulutb.
lin pain, polaii fotiin Glpn ia postori
Wuori jotfpi motfoonlo 10 iamano
pGiluGn6 ia min nina jain pfiin 0u-
littbiin. joSIa niillun tGptpi ola potG.
Sulraolpono pGimGnd mcnin &attilo-
%joelle, IicllG nell @inqltistin pStG-
m1lliicsiG fooiSio Din potG ia pioin
ionlano iltono lima illcltrat.
Oil bausfoo tolpoto entiiiG pStGipiG
ia pcliiG, oIiiin miippnpt iiellG jon
fun poipGn, main FIN Jain fitillo ct.
ia foiffi tict oil fontriIIa tufosia
llimcn tofio, min pGGtin ppip-
r~oiltotien IGbciippocSiG ia min
matfooni iciiraamono oon,i-
no. Troincroisio ppiGbtpin mp0s ia
.loornoiin firfosio icilroolpan pGipGn
ipoon fosfa oil feSfcll1 milf
fpo, Min eli iicIlGfGGn len crcmpGd
tabtonit miippG. Wotfustaisiani Ian
teenpain, topoiin postori Soofanan
perbeenid fonsia junasio, m%atfoIlo
9tcp Oorf MiIIsiiin. Siiben ppiGb-
>pin minGfin ia 10 iamanpGipGn Ito
no iaornaiimme pbbcsiG &ristuficn
,lponfcIiumia Stem Worf MiIIsiin fir-
ia ibmiiid oil paIion %firfosia.
5curaaipana pGiipGnd nell Saofana
.Gbti Scpefaan ,ieurafuntapiiriniG b.
iaornamatfoiIIe ia nina menin
aebtiiGripeIIc, iosia 10 ioman pGiipdn
ltono pubuin nell Sobn EoiunpGdn
fifteen icurootpana pGiuGnG,
iinnuntaino, oIimnie firfosio. BcIi
5iIIi bofi ia toi toos ,nin,io tofoiiin
Rem Oorf NAIIsiiin, iosio pibuimme
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-06

20 b. Yinona, Micb., fol. !. Ais
90 p. Iinona, Micb., tari. !. 5.75
81 y. Osfari, Waicb. fol. 80. 2.70
% p. Soncocf, Micb., fol. j. 1858
% p. Sancocf, Micb., tori. ". 7.55
23 y. Boston. Micb., fol. -. 100
"a p. Dollar @op. Wicb.. fol. 1874
"a p. Collar 9op, Micb., tori. $50
.25 p. SoIo, @icb, fol. 49,. BAT
% p. Goburtomr, Micb., fof. PIT
20 y. Courtroom Wicb., tori. 3.15
26 y. Calumet, Micb., fol. u. 9.67
26 p. Mobapf, Weicb., fol. ). 6.31
26 p. Tamrocf, Micb. fol. !. 4.40
~ y. NNmoia, Micb., fol. -. 5.15
|2S p. Crystal Sails, Micb., +. 200
80 p. &epublic, Micb., fol. !. $50
20 y. &epublic, Micb., tori. 4. $50
80 p. Ssbpeming, Micb., fol. S.73
30 y. Ssbpeming, Wicb., tarj. 1880
81 p. @ipinn, Wicb., fol. -. 1.2O
81 p. @minn, Wicb., tori. ;. $40
NGistG labjoista pppoGn tGtcn ip-
bGmelliiimmin fiittaG fahialaiiiani ia
beibGn opettajiaan! Soiwon, ettG G.
oellcenfin oiotetnan iamaa %ubraaipai-
inutta ia oianottoa japanildbetpficllc
liza iiten alitetaan minua iiiorittamaan
maifeaa ntatfdni onnelliiesti loppuun
sti. SppoGn4eritpiicsti lallina fiitof-
Jet Mrs4 Siloa SiIlillc, 8afcfielo,
Weicb., jofa beti matfani aliisia Lob
ioitti so b%oIIaria l1betpficlle ia iiten
iamaIla robfaiii minila tcfemGGn fal-
lista lGbctpstpotGnil @aStaiien ma.
rallc pppoGn mielG mainita, ett1 iub-
lille tullesia marustaubutaan osta-
moan mufanani olemaa bppGG lilteri-
laista firialliiuutta. Matfaobjclmas-
toni tc0clGtpGin taboon mainita pGG-
piirtcet. Observation-Disclosures IT,
pmotetaan mDobemmin. Subtif. TO-
16 p. olen Gibcacosia, 1874 p.
4sbtabula Sarborisia, Ohio ia fen
pmpGriStosiG, 22-2S p. Sairportis-
ia. g., ia fen pmpGristosiG, tolifof.
7-2t Giliforniasia, fen iGlfcen Orc.
gonisia ia 8aibinstonisia.
Sppodn iaaoa eoelIeenfin olIa Jul
icttunn Serran omien e%iirufoufiiin.
8elicnnc Serrasia,
C. 5. &afaIa,
2476 hubert Mpc., Chicago, SH,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-06
Siippaf. militia.

(Soponlinnor). @ooIieboollc 81
perrin firffobcrron mirfoon OH tuom..
fopituIi ~. f. "a p .aietonut @eion-
non fi~rffobcrron, roposti Wiotti 2oi-
tiien t:llc, &orttulon pitGjGnapuIoi.
len s. 9. @Iolpooron 2:IIe ia Dlisto-
ron fappaIoiien Siibani @iluficlan
3:Ile moaIiiijoIIc.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-06
Sunria i~nIilanmuja liiffcenG.

llisjoella ia oItoludt nc f1po1 mar
lin ubfoomifii. 9pmmcnittGin poro-
ia on ioutunut iitiien %rullafii ia poro-
micbct omot crittGin b~uoIisioon To-
man joboosto. Eoiffofunnon miron.
omoisten toboIto on rpbopttp toimen.
piteiiiin iuiicn tappomiiefii mprfplId.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-06
"Maailman ~antnns."
(Satfetaan.)

Omlituiicn woifiitufi Ter tefec plIG o.
leWalla otlaffceIla oleipo firioitls
Iuttajan tGm1n puoocn ~ nlimercs-
ia. SiinG erGs ~firioittaja ottaa iticl-
lcen iuuren nimlcn, aicttuen forfeaIle,
oifein piispon istuimellc, nostaa fGs-
fclpGn fGteniG ploS, alfaa buitomaan
pmpGrillenid, brutacn: "SlIfGG bppGt
ibmiiet riioelfo tiiosta cnncn 10 fpIlin
palion riibellpstG iananmuooosta
mailman altuuoesta', fGsficn fGpt-
t11 raamatullista iananmuotoa. Git.
te latelee ioufon raamatunImiieita,
|iotfa iuuri ~iii6It1mGt TOTO mailman
alRius-opin ia fdsfccI malta fGpttdd.
TGsid pbopn tGpoeIliiesti f%ansiannc.
Siletaan waan malta Jana ianalta ia
usfoatan mpos Jana ianaIta, anne
tam maan SumoIan lanoa coeIIG, ia
notaan me ipoan Siimalan perGsid, ia
pGGtet1Gn aiia alma niinfuin SSiimalo
anop. Stun eiim. SSlintala ianoo pro.
cctta Sonielin f%alltta: Spnnit petite
aon, pabottcot iopitctaan ia ijonfoif-
incn monbursfnus tuooaon Goes.
Soanfo not piispon Ilipullo ottoo
ostu jobtop1Gtofien. ctt1 Sunlola
orfoittoa tGsiG fofp mooilman faiffia
tdnioja? Sis finn lpnnit pcitettiin
pobottcot iolpitcttiin, t~orfoittoo ia.
inao fun ipntcin ontccfii antomiien
iuliStuS Sllmoldn tiiomiosio ia fislo
ipntein ontcefii ontomus on iiin1 OH
cldn1G ia outlius.
Npt JOS tGsiG fcrron torfoitetoon
fofp mooilntoo, foi iittc piispon III
ipolla, ioo iofoincn p~fiitpinen ibnli-
icn mooiImosio, fuliItllanio tGmGn
fofo mooilmoo torfoittomon S,yltn1o-
Ion ciponfeliumin, iopeIllttoa itlccll-
ID ia pGGttdd main. gtpt on iiis &ris-
tuficn fuolcmosia, minunfin ipntini
pcitcttD, minunfin pabot tefoni iofpi-
tcttu, ia minullefin iionfaiffincn
iuonburSfolis tltotit Goes. Olcmpo
MT Ills Siiniolan Omaha tcfona ppbG
pitbOaS ia olitiios ia fun fcrran nGntG
foiffi labiot OH ppbGsiG fastecsia illi-
Den ipntpmiien pciosio pGGIleni puct-
III, ia %ipnnptcttp SiimoIon laplcfii,
min mifa cSt1G mirilo mt oIcmosto
outuos taiipaan perillincn. TGin iaa
nDt uSfoo, main ioa MT tunnitstoa
iofa oinoo, jofo maoiImoSia ibmiicn
fontoo. ScnpG tGboen fitilluii-
&ristufien fGsfp. Soornotfoa
iuanfcliumio faifiIIc IuoouiIIc ia fos.
bcitG, ettG pGGiiiipGt, omisia
tunnoisioon mopoifii, omistamaan
usfomaon ia tunnustamaan, foiffi
nGmtdt oarteet itieIlenid ia niistd l.
HGmd aiiat otpat min
ielfpGt ettG ei IruIiii policeman mil.
[GGn fierGilemGIIGfdGn ei pli cif6 pmt
pGri. "Iutta Jos MCLEAN ciuanfeIiu
on peitettp, Min ie on peitet-
tp militia iotfa faootctaan.' So me
nen piisponfin on tpieId MoOicfien
petite fosmoiIIo, ettei etponfeliumin
poiste pdaie beitd arishifien firftosi.
besfo poIoiiemaon, ictcn IpStudt :
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-06

1lella on llla rlelflii illlsfd.
Yi. III: 2.
Gcrmebops Hem &ocbcllcsta fulfill
le mcliille ia iiioriIlc, iotfa ricmuit-
icttc Serran ipnirista toistd. 2uonto-
fin taos berGG talmiuncstaon ia lin.
nut fiIman fiitospiriiGdii WiiertdG
luoiania funniafli. SinG ibmislap.
%ionen, iolle Sierra on Min poljon bp-
m1G iuoniit, forotn GGneii ia weiiaa
fiitoS l%auluia Scrraii funinafii. On
ban meill1 ipptG fiittdG SGntG, iilld
usfolliiesti SGn on armoiiipicni1 iuo-
iasia meitd fantanut t1bGn pGirpdGn
osti. Wiitta iuurin iIomuc aibc Of
foon alma, eta ipnnit oipat anteefii
annetut. @aiffa ipo6mcsiGmnte FIJI
Ia tunteet waibtimat, min muista-
famine ettd Sidn ipoGmesi6 eli tun-
tcet maibteIe. SGnen armonia on jo-
ia pdind uuii. Scum t1niGii mieIes-
iGmme pioGmme, min iilloin moimmc
ldpi fppneltentin bpmpilIG,
L M .H W 49,
8iime fuun 90 b. fofontili ieura.
%fu,tamme tpt6t b~uoneustolle neulo-
maan tatpaIliiuuoen mlifaatl, mutta
pboesiG olomme m~ioooStuifin iilloin
tapallista jublalliiemmafii. SillG
itsfomme Miis Sauna Temala tGpt.
ii iamana pGim1nG 20 muotta. SD
men f%unniafieen me Ills jublimmc toi-
ipottaen onnea etecnfin pain bGnelle.
Wuistaos Sanna iisfo pbG ebclleenfin
eta: Slo Serrasio OH iionfaiffincn
maan ic iliru ei IebtiG poista."
Saman pGipGn iIlaIIa fellp s fir.
rpimmc 2acpooo aperien firffoon,
jonnc tulifin pleiio1 taipaIlista rum
ioammin. Sllan fulueSla iuoritcttiir;
r%unianSti objelmoa. Yastori ia Wrs.
Mnttoielta famine fuulla biletto.Iaii
lua iofa onfin aiman ulltta mcioGn
fesfuu6esiamme. Seuraii uieita fer.
tomufiio ia runoja icfG piibe opctta-
jaltamme, past. Mnttoielta. 8oimaf-
TAIN ianoin ban iulisti ristiinnauIi-
tusta Sceiuficsta, eta ainoastaan
SGnesiG moimme olla onnelliiia tGdI-
la maaiImosia ia SGnesiG moimmc
festGd ibiimetiell6 tuomioIlofin jol.
Ioin faiffi muiit tuet oiuat iortllnect.
Sunnuntaina 26 b. fofoonniiimmc
idllecn Serron ianan pmpdriIle, jol-
loin taaien totuuoen ianao cldnGsti
Iaimme fuulla. Mrs. gnttoicn llrfil-
len i1estpflell1 fobplimat mirtemmc
i1ipeleet forfeutto fobti. Supfoorl
Sierra, cttG mo bctfct &Gncn biionees-
ioan, tuliii olcmaon foSteiffoa monel-
le cr1muon forpeo flilfcpilIe ibmilil-
le. Eltbit Sind Sierra, ipoimoffausti
Mile laplillcli jptfn miclG cfipfiislG
barboilclput, etto l%rofieii jGllecn polo-
joiiiipot. Sind roffauoen Sierra, III
tpto lcnrofuntommc iGicnisiG roffoltt.
ia foiffio fobtaan, cttG iniiimmc ola
to1llG clGmGn ioloforiiella mcrcllG
piencl1 molo majaffano, jofa purot
toa merellG fuIfijoito m1IttGmGGll
noaroo. SiiiS npt lenitG 2itojali
moloo mooii, Ole %firiono &riStrfien
jofa tebtDnd on SGnen iormcIloorl
joni moi oppio jofainen.
&irjccnpaibtoja.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-06

StieIIisnainen Sofio Solonen,
torppori &pistin s. 8GGr6I6n moi.
mon flor, iofa Iibamprfptpficn JOB.
oosta iiirrcttiin aoribooron imoiroo.
liam, fiioIi iielId poIId 10. T. 90 p:d6
masten tuIcmatto ~oIIenfoan tuntoi.
binia fiitd unitilasta, iobon ban of
wiiffo fifteen moipuniit. @oinoia oil
pIi IA fpiiooen ifGinen.
awistin fuoimo on mposfin fGpnpt
bcifommoffi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-06
SapanilGbetpficllc f%crtDncitG marpja
maalisfnnsia.
&iriccninoibtojo

8 y. Sronpoob, Mficb. fol. IS 9.94
5 y. Sronpoob, Nicb., tori. 6.75
5p. Wontrcol, Wicb., fol. :. 2.02
6p. &ofeiieIo, Wicb., fol. . 1000
6 p. @ofefieIb, Micb., Mrs.
Sillin Iobjo ....... 5000
7p. Sron Belt, gSis., fol. :. f.2O
Sp. Son 9usfirf, @is., fol. 900
8 p. Sronmooo, Nicb., fol. $50
o p. Sronpoob, Wicb., tori. 5.75
10 p. DESIGNER, Micb., fol. :. 4.47
IL p. Itlontic, Nicb., fol. ;. $40
If p. atlontic, Nicb., tori. :. 4.55
l2 y. ItIontic, @icb., firf. fol. 6.2S
IL b. 9oItic, Micb., fol. -. 5.tt
IL y. Voltic, Micb., tart. 49,. 5.75
ID p. G%rimountoin, Wicb., +. 3.6S
Ia y. IiineIo, Wicb., fol. 49,. 4.O7
10 p. Spom'es, @icb., fol. $50
10 y. YoincsooIe, @icb., fol. $50
f6 p. goItic, @icb., tori. 80. 1855
II p. 2oiro, @icb., fol. 49,. 1927
II p. 2airo, @icb., tori. $50. GIT
IS p. goino, @icb., foI. 800. 2.77
IS p. gainO, Iieb.. tori. 80. STA
10 p. @afs, Wicb., ap. FOL. . 400
10 p. @dis, @ieb.. ip. FOL. !. 1903
10 b. @ais, Wieb.. tori 80. 4.45
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-06
Suomen uutiSia.


2ammas, ionfa liban ipomiiestd
perbe iairastui, Hence olIut pernatau-
tinen.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-25

She praises it highly as she has been
relieved of all these pains by its use.
Allmothers should know of this remedy,
and all young girls who suffer should
try it. Mrs. MATILDA KURTZWEG, 500
High ST., Buffalo, N. Y.
Young women who are troubled with
painful or irregular periods, backache,
headache, dragging-down sensations,
fainting spells or Indigestion, should
take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Thousands have been re-
stored to health by this root and herb
remedy.
If you know of any young wO-
man who is sick and needs help
full advice, ask her to write to the
Lydia e. Pinkham Medicine Co,
Lynn, Mass. Only women will
receive her letter, and it will be
held in stricGcSt confidence.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-25
SATURDAY

+ On Friday in Justice H L. Halsted's
court L. c. Miller of Denzer paid a
fine of $500 and costs of SLAP on me
charge of selling liquor TO a m;nor.
The complaint was made by Peter
Kaufman. The defendant owns hall
in the village and the transaction is
said to have been made abcu the
time a lecture was given.
Adam Thuerer and daughter Anna
have returned from Rochester where
they spent the past two weeks on ac-
count of the condition of Mr.. Thuerer.
who went there for a consultation.
U. D. Mather of Sumpter this week
accompanied a shipment of stock to
Chicago for the Farmers Produce
Co. He is a son of Mrs. Eta Mather
of Second avenue of this city.
Miss Lynda Steidtman of the town
OF Merrimack is the recipient OF a
crate of fine strawberries from Pom
chatOula, La, sent her by her cousin.
Miss Eustace Steidtman. A fine pres
ent for this time of the year.
Lewis Rich, son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Rich, longtime residents at
Devils Lake and Baraboo, came here
from Chicago Thursday night. Mr..
Rich is with the Lord & Thomas ad-
vertising agency and is in Baraboo to
dispose of the former household goods
CT his parents.
R. T. G. Nagler Of the st. Johns
M. E. church of Chicago is in the city
in the interest Of church extension
work. He will preach on Sunday
forenoon at Westfeld, in the after
noon at North Freedom and in the
city in the evening. On Monday ev-
ening he will preach in Caledonia in
the German M. E. church.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-25
FRIDAY.

Claude Hesselgrave, who has col
lected toll at the bridge at Prairie -du
Sac for seven years, has quit the job. q
A farewell surprise party was given
Miss Allegro Wood, who has been
teaching in district number II of the
town Of Baraboo,. at the hQme of w.
I4innell Tuesday evening, by the peO
pie of the district, She was invited
to the home and found the. guests as
joyably spent in games and music.
The refreshments consisted of ice
cream and cake. A very delightful ev-
ening is the verdict The school has
closed for the summer vacation and on
Wednesday a school picnic was held
on the school grounds, with picnic
dinner, and in the afternoon all went
flower picking.
At Lodi a few days ago Mr.. and
Mrs j. Washington Steele celebrated
tnO11 SO1QCn WCOu1A16. AACJ WOAS MAJ
ried in the town of Dane at the home
of Bell Blachley, on the old William
Reynolds farm, by Rev. Thomas Law
son Her maiden name was Mary Nor
rison. The couple has spent much of
the time at Seneca, Kansas, and they
have one daughter, Mrs. Hattie Fox,
Kansas. Mr.. Steele is a brother of
the late Lieut. Robert Steele and the
late Samuel D. Steele of the town of
Dane. At the celebration few days
ago Mesdames Maria Brereton and
Sarah Irwin assumed the role of flow
er girls. After supper there was
charivari and the company sang THE
Old Grey Bonnet
S. M. Du Bots, while on his recent
trip in the west, visited Rev. A. l..
Goddard at Pasadena, and found his
health much improved The pastor
feels very much encouraged over his
condition, and wanted to be remem-
bered to Baraboo friends. He said
that it wasn't that he was going to get
well-but that he was well and hoped
TO remain so.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-25
Pobioy-Robertson

The marriage of Miss Elsie Marie
Robertson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
L. r. Robertson of FIT Smith, Arkan-
sas, to lie Mar r. Pobjoy of Los An
geles, only son Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. r.
Pobjoy, formerly of Sumpter, Wis
consin, took place at the home Of the
brides aunt, Mrs. J. J. CHM, of 1906
Homer avenue, on May S, 1916.
The bride wore a very becoming
gown Of georgette crepe with bolero
of lace, and carried white roses, with
an arm shower of tulle and lilies of
the valley.
Mr.. Pobjoy and his bride will be at
home at 402 East 49rd street, Los
Angeles.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-25

A quiet wedding took place We'd
nesday morning, May. II, at six
O'Clock at the Sacred Heart church,
i'll Reedsburg, with Rev. Father Kie-
rnan officiating, when Frank Witty
was united in marriage to Miss Nellie
Daley, both of that city, !. :.n u
The groom is the oldest son of
Richard Witty, and the bride is the
Oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Christie Daley. They were attended
nv Joseph Witty and Catharine Nc
Donnell. The bride and her maid both
wore travelling suits.
After the ceremony wedding
breakfast was served at the home of
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-25
Harms-Jounod

At La Moure, North Dakota, on We'd
nesday, May 10, occurred the marriage
of George Fred Harms of Aberdeen, to
Edith Helen Junod of La Moure. The
wedding was a society event and the
couple are now on honeymoon trip
to the East Mr.. Harms went to Aber-
deem from Reedsburg some years ago
and owns music store where he has
built up a most prosperous business
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-25

Steive----Steinke

Miss Lena Steinke, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Gustave Steinke of Green
field, and Henry STEVE, who is en-
ployed in the mines, were united in
marriage Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Zim-
merly. Only relatives and near
friends were present. The bride was
neatly attired in white messaline, and
was attended by Misses Minnie
Steinke and Alvina Steve, who were
also attired in white. The best men
were Edward Steve and Robert
Stienke They will reside at 40A
Maxwell street.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-25
Tewes--Rackman

Arther Tewes and Miss Alma Back
man Of Reedshurg were quietly mar
ried last evening, May II, at o'clock
by Rev Schneider at the st. Johns
Lutheran church.
The attendants were John Backman
a brother of the bride, and Amanda
Tewes, sister of the groom. Only the
immediate families were present and
a reception was rendered them at the
brides home after the ceremo1v
The bride was attired in white
crepe de chene.
The happy couple have gone to
housekeeping on Laural street where
they have their house already fur
nished
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-25

On Tuesday evening at Prairie dw
Sac was held banquet at the Marion
Park pavilion of the southern district
of the County Y. NJ G. A. This is the
second annual banquet to be held. The
speakers were u w. Babcock, w. II.
Smith and A. E. Olsen OF Reedsburg,
and Rev. Brenaman of Merrimack.
Covers were laid for 43 at the banquet.
A tarantula caused quite an excite
ment at the Dodge restaurant at
Prairie du Sac Wednesday evening.
The large spider came from it's hid
ing place in bunch Of bananas as
Mr.. Dodge was pulling bananas from
the bunch. The venomous insect waa
finally captured
Rev and Mrs. e.. C. Henke expect
to leave early in the week to visit
Mrs. Henke's only sister at 1887
Franklin avenue, Hollywood, Califor-
mia. The famous resort is near Los
Angeles. Mrs. Henke's sister expect
ed to come to Baraboo to join the
pastor and his wife for trip to At
lantic City, but on account of illness
cannot come. They expect to GO by
Salt Lake and return over the Ca
madam Pacific. Their son, Eugene,
is here from Carroll College, Wauke-
sha, to remain over Sunday.
Mrs. G. Manthey writes from Col
ONE, South Dakota that the winds
have been very sweeping there. The
alfalfa fields are most beautiful
perfect blanket of greenness. She
says with assurance that Trip coun-
ty will be the center of things in time
to come. There is something very
fascinating about South Dakota except
the days when the sand drifts, and all
shudder when they ap-
pear. She closes by saying there has
been some very warm weather Inere
for the time of year.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-25

with pains IN her
back and sides every
month nd tn e y
would sometimes be
so bad that it would
seem like acute in
falnmation of some
or G a n. She read
your advertisement
in the newspapers
and tried Lydia E.
Pinkham's V e G e.
+ hIa TOy,onoJ1pI
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-25
Shepard--Daqartz

At the Catholic church in Kilb urn
May Is, the Rev. Father Hanert Off
ciating, Mr.. Hugh Shepard and Miss
Lucinda Dagartz were married. The
groom is a resident of Dellona and
the brides home is in Adams codLty,
a few miles north of Kilbourn
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-25
RiiIinus--Baird

Announcements are received at Kill
bourn of the marriage at Portage of
Dana Billings and Miss Alice Baird,
May 13. The groom was resident
Of Adams county, a graduate of the
.Kilbourn high school, and a most esti-
ma5le young man. He has. a. position
in Portage with the Sodfaerp. W.sccn-
sin Power company. ~. }:s
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-25
the brides parents.

me brides parents.
The happy couple left the same day
tor Glasgow, Montana, where, they
Will live on a ranch. They took all
their stock and machinery with them.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-25
Goidindlinne!I

Mr.. William Golding Of. Excelsior
and Miss Florence E. Linnell of North
Freedom were quietly married on
Saturday afternoon at o'clock, at
the home of Earl Graves, Fifth ave-.
nue.. The ring ceremony was used,
Rev. J. w. Johnson Of the Baptist
church officiating.
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YOUNG WOMEN
- - =. Ns,-sser.
MAY AVOID PAIN
Need Only Trust TO Lydia E.
Pinkhaln's Vegetable Com
pound, says Mrs. Kurtzweg.

Buffalo, NY" My daughter, whose
picture is herewith, was much troubled
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-11-18
His Probable Identity.

ga well-dressed teller had a heap of
trouble with his motorcar out yur on
Hogback Hill luther day." relates Mr..
Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge. at
baked when it was three-quarters of
the way up the hill. and then ran
backwards to the bottom of the slope,
and took the studs and wouldn't go
a-tan- And then while he was crank
ing it up it started, knocked him down
and stopped on top of him. / came
along and helped him exterminate him.
self, and when he started up hill
again the motorcar baked once more
half way up, ran backwards to the bot
tom, wrapped itself around a tree,
caught fire and burned up That Teller
wasn't killed. but he was considerably
singed, and lit out for a doctor as the
crow flies. I don't know whur he
came from, but reckon he was one of
them idle rich that we read about
They are always up to such tricks.'-
Kansas City Star.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-11-18

child of a given age. We are taken
unawares when docile child begins
some day TO run away from our side.
He is brought back and told to keep
within bounds; but before very long
he is OF again, and we shudder to
think what might have happened if q
vehicle had just then come along.
Or the neat child surprises us by
coming home with soiled clothes, and
we wonder whether it was not one of
the neighbors' children that brought
him to his plight We know, of course,
that other peoples children are DISC
bedient, that they are untidy, that they
are wild But when it comes Har-
ODDS turn we are caught unprepared.
Yet it is possible for parents to be
prepared to a degree 1t is possible for
us to find out the general course OF
the child's development and to know
what we have to look forward to. It
is possible to find out the distinctive