Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-02-02
M .7qbom 9ow HelgA6ory and friends.

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George Latta has been granted ,
pension.
Mittens, cheapest and best, a
Michaelsohn's.
Our tobacco houses are receiving
quite large installments of '97 crop.
Wanted, girl to do general house
work. Inquire of Mrs. G. M. Butt.
John Groves came home from Mad
ison to attend Monday evenings ball.
Miss Mary Rusk lie making a visit
ing tour of New York and other eastern
pointe.
General E. M Rogers is in Milwau
kee In attendance upon the annual meet
ing and banquet Of the Loyal Legion.
Mrs. Emily Goode went to Madi
son on Tuesday to accept position q
attendant in Mendoza state asylum.
| Nowadays when man goes to SCI
his doctor, he is promptly advised tt
Use Rocky Mountain Tea. Craig & Go
1T is easy to get trash to sell at |
low price, but Michaelsohn gives yoI
good honest goods at lowest possibl,
prices.
An oyster supper will be given fol
the benefit of Rev. Peckham, at the res
idenc of l.. w. Davis. at Fargo, Friday
evening.
IF you wish to know the secrets o
society woman's beauty, listen to wha
they say about Rocky Mountain Tea. =
Craig & Co.
| Rocky Mountain Tea comes from
natures laboratory and has proved tim,
and again that nothing equals it as ,
restorer Of vitality. Craig & Go.
| A d. Helgeson made business
trip to Madison and Racine.
The city buyers can perhaps b.
waited upon more promptly il You car
make it convenient to call either before
noon or after supper, for the prices that
will be made at our ''sure" closing out
sale will attract many buyers to the
Bargain Store. D. L. RUsK & Go.
The firm of d. L. Rusk & Co., are
pos lively going out OF business in vi
roqua. All the goods and store fixtures
they have on hand unsold by the Ooh
Of March, 1898, will be sold by auction
or private sale to the highest bidder
AT La Crosse, M 0. Hansen, for.
mer Norwegian Lutheran preacher
pleaded guilty in Judge Wyman's court
of attempting biackmsil on woman
He was fined 800 and given Jail sen.
tence. Hansen made Westby his head.
quarters for some time.
We are sorry to 'aacn that one OF
Viroqua'I Oldest pioneers, Joseph Buck
ley, is having serious time of it this
winter, and that his health is quite bad
Last week he was reported very low.
Mr.. Buckley is well and favorably
known among all of the old settlers OF
Vernon county.
Dentist Barney informs us that af-
ter February first he will do strictly
cash business, and prices for dental work
will be accordingly. The doctor re-
quests all owing him to call and settle
on or before February Is. as after that
date all accounts will be placed in an
attorneys hands for collection.
F. J. Goldman, for Suffer Brothers,
received carload of tobacco from
farmers on Tuesday. 1t was shipped to
Cambridge for sorting and packing
They would be glad to do their casing
here il warehouse facilities could be
secured. This shipping in bulk deprives
our laboring people of much employ.
ment
Those desiring frst-ciass work in
the wheelwright line will miss it if they
do not call on Lind & Solberg. They
have recently secured the services OF
Albert Lind, who is we'll known in the
county as good workman, and who
will assist Mr.. Solberg in the black
smithing department. Edward Lind,
the senior member of the firm has the
assistance of Chas. Brunck in the wheel
wright department., and who is good
painter. Prompt attention will be given
So repairing,
Anderson, the tailor in Opera block,
wishes the public to keep in mind his
elegant line of suitings for gents wear
If "clothes make the man." Anderson
ought to be the happiest fellow on earth,
for he is certainly father to great
many good suits Of clothes. Best fits,
finest materials and warranted work at
live and let live prices are his slogans,
j. M. Cushman was up in Taylor
county last week and entered into a
contract to put in a saw mill at
Whittlesey, little flag station on the
Wisconsin Central railroad six miles
north Of Medford. He gets bonus OF
1000 and will put in a sixty horse
power mill; he already having been
guaranteed fiftv million feet of logs for
saving. Mr.. Oushman purchased 200
acre tract Of land which he will plat and
start village; besides having an option
on section of other land He will move
in the spring with bis family and be
ready for operation by next fall.--Viola
Intelligencer.
james o. Murphy, one of Frank
Inns former young men, is now employ ed
as agent for the Northern Pacific Rail-
road at Horn, Montana. q station seven
miles from Yellowstone National Park
Jim, in business note to tle CENSOR
says: "This town Of 400 people ship
daily 10 to Is cars OF coal and coke.
Times are good out here now and more
so in summer when tourist season is on
to the National Park and hunting re-
0ioo of Jnckaon T,aka Hava mat Soma
of the ola Vernon rounty people and
would be glad to meet more of them il
any one comes to the Park next summe,
or to the hunting country; have very
little snow and fine weather"
The first of series of dances was
given at Opera hall Monday evening
1t was most enjoyable affair, in which
about forty couple joined. The pleasure
was augmented by the exhilirating
music of Fisk & Weldon's Baraboo or
chestra, which is certainly the most
delightful musical organization that has
ever visited this city. They have some
musical prodigies in the party. They
probable played last night 20 tie largest
audience since their organization. With
commendable enterprise Mar ger Proc
tor of the local telephone exchange
placed an instrument in the hall and
opened up all connections SO that the
people Of nearly every city and hamlet
In southwestern Wisconsin had oppor'
tunity to distinctly hear the music. The
audience was large one. Mr.. Proctor