Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-09-02
The women of Baraboo may register


next Tuesday, according to the official
notice from City Clerk S. H. Wood
published in this issue of The News. In
Iother parts of the county the women
do not have to register in order to
lVote. Unless the women register on
Tuesday they will be requitted to
swear in their votes at the election,
unless known t. majority of the
board of registry. In order to simplify
matter they should register on next
Tuesday, August 81 :.
| While threshing at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pierce on Tues
day, Howard Ryan accidently broke
his nose. 1t required some time for
him to sufficiently recover from the
brow to drive his automobile home.
The member has been carefully ban
daged.
Clarence letter of Spruce, Missouri
and the Misses Esther and Alice Pet
erson of Plainfield have been spend
ing few days at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ward Shepard. The young
ladies formerly resided in the village
OF Lyons. While here they visited
the De1ls and Devils lake and Mr.. Tet-
ter remembers hearing his father tell
of running logs down the Wisconsin
river. The trip was made in a car
and they were much pleased with the
scenery and surrounding country.
| Captain d. Graham-Moon, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Graham who
have been entertaining at the Al.
Ringing theatre, was one Of the en-
gineers when the Kilbourn dam and
power house were constructed and
now resides at Marinette. At the pre-
sent time he is constructing dam at
Menomonie After spending few
days in Baraboo, Mr.. and Mrs. Crab
am go to Green lake where they are
interested in a camp for young PEG
pie. They spend their winters IN
Florida, entertaining visitors much of
the time. Mr.. Graham has been with
some Of the leading actors and has
! travelled in many parts Of the world.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Zauft of Duluth
are guests at the home Of MIR. Zauft's
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gust Zauft, town of Merrimack. The
brothers were in Baraboo on Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Zauft says the climate
at Duluth is not much different from
that at Baraboo Years ago it was
! thought farm products could not be
grown here but it has been demonstrate
ed it is fine potato country and corn
is ripened Small grain does well.
Shipping is one Of the 81 eat industries
! and Mr.. Zaul- says The next step
must be the decpt ming of the Welland
canal so that ocean craft may reach
Duluth with goods from Europe or
any port in the word. When this is
accomplished, Duluth will be an ocean
port in the very heart OF the continent.
TX G o o y 0 o Q 0 O x
10 THURSDAY o
TX O O. o o o 0 O o Q x
Ten thousand dollars in currency
sent from the First Wisconsin Nation
al bank at Milwaukee consigned to
!
Menasha, is believed to have been ia
ken by robbers who stole two mail
pouches containing registered mail
from the baggage room OF the North
western depot in Neenah. A second
empty mail bag, from which the con
| tents had been taken, was found
along the Fox river in Menasha late
Wednesday. The first bag was found
en4ptied shortly before
The Misses Francis Enright Of Elk
horn and LaVerne Wood of Racine
arc spending some time at Devils
| lake visiting former friends. The two
/ ladies formerly were instructors in
| the Baraboo High school.
! w. J., Tanghe Of Milwaukee is visit
i ing his friend, Eugene Henke, at
Newport. Rev Henke writes from
Winona Lake, Indiana, the Bible con
ference is so enjoyable he will remain
until next week.
! County Treasurer E. M. Doll and
Warren Werlich have returned from
! Madison where they attended the
Dane County fair Wednesday. They
report Madison as having, a fine dis
play this year. Several hundred at
tended the fair.
Chief of Police S. A. Pelton, Robert
Hughes, E. J. Battles and Fred KEEL
logg spent yesterday in Madison cir
culating posters for the Sank County
fair. While in Madison they attended
the Dane County fair. The trip was
made in Mayor Adolph Andres auto.
| DR.. and Mrs. G. d. Beech Of Adams
came to Baraboo and were accom-
panied to the circus at Portage by
Mrs. Ward Munroe and two daughters,
While at the circus the visitors were
entertained by the Clark brothers,
who have an act with the show. They
resided at the Munroe home when
they were with the Ringing show
and spent their winters in this city.