Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-04-25
BIG ARMY BOND
statesmen NOW
IN THE FIELD
Between Four Hundred and Five
Hundred Selling Government
Paper in This County
REPORTS GRATIFYING
FROM MANY SECTIONS
Sauk County VIII Go Over the Top
Is the Belief OF Those in Charge
Of Big Drive

There were never SO many per-
sons selling bonds in the county
as there are today. Attorney r.
r. Bentley says there are between
four hundred and five hundred in
the field.
MI. Bentley says the object is to
obtain over a million and a half dol
lars to fight the kaiser and his war
lords. This county is going to do her
share and go down in history as one
of the most loyal spots in the state
and nation.
The chairmen of the committees in
the several villages and towns of the
county were given in a previous issue.
The chairmen for the entire county
are as follows:
F. R. Bentley, Baraboo, county
chairman.
R. P. Perry, Reedsburg, vice-chair-
man.
t. F. Risley, Baraboo, chairman pub
licity.
A. S. Kingsford, Baraboo, chairman
speakers.
The bond sellers in Baraboo are as
follows:
First Ward
A. P. Cheek, chairman; A. w. Rohn,
ice-chairman; Rev. C. f. Mayes, J.
l.. Smith, J. H. HILL Chris Dyrud,
George W. Andrews, c. H. Eyenson,
w. J. Power, B. G. Dean, DR.. Fl. J. IT.
win L. H. Hill, w E. Rowland, w E.
Baringer, A. G. Kingsford, F. E. Shuts,
e. F. Dithmar, H. Fl. Thomas, Charles
Sarahan, J. r. Curry, Emil Werlich,
John A. Malone, A. r. Reinking, James
McGuan, r. w. Prothero Charles
Roick, H. K Dillenbeck, Valoo Moore,
J. T. Bates, F. A. Nehs, j. w. Frenz,
f. Sanderson, w. J. Radtke, M. S.
Deppe, Ed Roser, M. R. Davenport,
Will OFT and H. E. French.
Second Ward
O. L. Gust, chairman; III. L. Halsted
-chairman; V. III. Cady, Freeman
Capener, r. Cahoon, A. H. Clark, G..
M. Dubois, Fred Efinger, A. +. Fish
er, Robert Fogle, Rev. L. G. Ferguson,
DR.. C. E. Getchell, George Howe,
George H. Hood, Fl. H. Tinkham, c.
A Hofmann, Rev E. G. Henke, George
Isenberg, A. Judevine, L. M. Jacobs,
Herman Kasiska, DR.. Kelley, James
McGinnis, T. E. Mead, w. T. Marriott
w. G. Miller, w. F. Nuzum, Father
e. G. O'Rielly, r. J. Osborne, William
H. Ode, J. J. Pfannstiehl, S. A. Pelton
A. F. Reiner, A. Reinking, T. E. Set
tergren, DR.. c. L. Thuerer, DR.. T. R
Winslow, Roy Turton, S. H. Wood, L.
Werlich, Rev. E. o. CoOntz, J. c.
Payne, T. R. Williams and w. H. Atom
Third Ward
Adolph andre, chairman; c. B
Schubring, vice-chairman; Peter
Lauer, Hans c.. Okern, A. G.. Glover
George Kindschi, H H. Potter, S. E
Wakefield, Mark Reinhart, Oscar Fill
houer, Harry Slye, E. V. Alexander
J. w. Harrington, Jules Yer Beke.
The sum of $4,000 has already been
subscribed, and the judge says the
third ward will go over the top.
FOR THE WOMEN
The men are visiting the taxpayers
and the women are to see the organ
izations in the city. The following
, are some of the workers:
Mrs. Frank Avery, Baraboo, chair
man woman's committee for the
county.
Mrs. w. E. Baringer, Baraboo
county secretary.
Miss Georgiana McFetridge, chair
man speakers bureau.
Mrs. H. E. Cole, chairman Of bono
| sales committee in Baraboo. Her as
sistants are Mrs. E. NJ. Adams, Mrs
F. R. Bentley, Mrs. E. F. Dithmar
Baraboo.
Mrs. Charlie Clark, Reedsburg city
Mrs. Nora Bridgeman, Spring Greer
village.
| Mrs. Steve Premo, Sumpter.
| Miss Julia Daulton, Ableman village
| Miss Lila Dryer, Merrimack village
Mrs. Carl Wichern, Greenfield.
Mrs. Emma Webster, Fairfield.
Mrs. Nelson Brice, Dellona.
Mrs. Henry Gleue, La Valle village
Mrs. Otto Borchers, war savini
stamps, La Valle village.
] Mrs. Byron Prouty. Sandusky town