Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-04-15
PICTURES GIVEN
LOCAL SOCIETY
Photographer E. B. Trinpey Pre-
sents Many Soldier Photographs
To Baraboo Museum

E. B. Trimpey, Baraboo photograph
er, has given the Sauk County Histori-
cal society pictures of the following
Sauk county soldiers. Others will be
gladly received:
Bernard II. Sarahan, r. B. Curtis,
Walter H. Voiles, Everett Hawkins,
Herbert C. Schuster, Julius Johnston,
Ray e. Warren, Ernest II. Weston,
Maurice Hoege, F. ]. Reuter-, Arthur
G. Hillebrandt, Wesley Maxfeld, Sam
uel A. Stanley, Herbert Knopp Roy
e. Meyers, Louis c.. Schara, Oscar A.
Vogel, Clarence Shaw, William A. Ku-
ball A. A,,tonelli, Martin E. Joyce. A.
Mortenon, Archie johnson, William
Kamensky, Russell Graft, Charles Hor-
zig, William Berkley, Albert
quardt, Robert Curry, Tom Weston.
Harold Hawkins, Emil r. Gall, Ever
ett Tinkham, Harry Wiseman, Dewey
Schuster, Grant Loomis, Forest Barber,
George Escalara, c. H. Case, Ora Hol-
sapple, Ralph A. MeGilvra, Ernest
Isenberg, Lloyd e. Du Bois, William
F. Bleumchen, Herschel Roger, Albert
r. Marquardt, John Ward, Leo. A.
Frazer, Harley M. Berkley, Jas. H.
Norton, Irwin Lusby, A. Harding With
ington, Irwin Luck, Percy V. Chaffee,
Rev. E. c. Henke, Ernest A. Wichern,
Gustav Better, John G. Davis, he.
Walker, John R. Zauft, Hugh A. Sara
han, Frank Terry, Edward H. Ed
wards, Eugene Terry, John Sansum,
Walter. E. Jones, Elmer Schram, Her
mar 0. Holweg, William A. Gall, Erich
J. Mertz, Louis Jacobs, Roderick Fl.
Schultz, William Getschman, Frank e.
Nolan, Wilbur Cahoon, Clifford Stein
brink, Reardon, Alber+ Blank, M. G.
Wagner, Edward T. Aspenwall, Louis
Siberz, Lyle .HaclSett, Jas. Halstead,
DurIin Hackett, Sterling Wilmington,
EdwaCd L. Neitzel, Earl L. Morse, Ar
thur N. Peck, George E. Butterf1eld,
Carl Fisher, Donald M. Ostoff, Homer
Hanson, DR.. L. w. Sayles, Carroll
Chase, Paul Cross, Ralph N. Wickus,
Oscar Reible, Floyd Bailey Glenn
Richards Ralph Wells, William Fam
zow, Eugene Terry, Frederick Stanley,
Ernest Weinke.
Mr.. Trimpey also gives a picture OF
the old Western hotel which stood
where the Reinking store is located.
According to the Sauk County His
tory (188O), the first effort at the ho-
tel was by Col. Sumner in 1S47, ad-
ditions afterward being made. The
structure was burned in 1873.
Albert M Myers, formerly a resi-
dent of Sumpter and soon to go to
California, gives number of hunt
ing licences, as follows:
1871. Buehler, county clerk
1851. Buehler, county clerk.
1900-E. H. Huebing, county clerk.
19O2-E. f. Huebing, count clerk.
1909. J. Battles, deputy clerk.
1904 Charles Junge, county clerk.
1916-S. II. Wood, county clerk.
Some of the licences are fearfully
and wonderfully made, varying great
ly in form.
Mrs. Frank Avery gives the follow
ing volumes:
City Directory 1866.
City Diectorry 1899.
Columbian History Of Education,
1893.
Wisconsin Roster Voluntees, Vol IL.
Minnesota Legislative Manual, 1883.
Abstract of the Twelfth Census.
Citv nirectorv 7Q05
Copy of the Northwestern Chris
tian Advocate, July, 20, 1863.
Baraboo Weekly Bulletin, December
IL, 1880; Hansbrough & Briscoe, pro-
prietors.
Map Of BaraboO, 1885.
Two Volumes 3f State Geology.