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Garleben auf MDbeln.

Reasr, lsbter, LANCER Gtidlablunesplan, Dis
folder BON iOnit Niemanbem offeritt ipirb aui
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Refine fali4tn geriprs6unseH in ben 8situnsea.
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Wr. 5, ,ganf bon gatimoresH@ebduoe. Gde Saltis
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Saaler's, Brpant & Stratton

G.srfnbst 1864. Sneorsorirt 1895.
DaS So. EbuIiabr besinnt am 2. Geps 1900.
EasfIafien baS game Sabr.
LIBERALIZATION pom I. Cftober bic 1. aprU.
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atlen SDtisen.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-03
OsIo nnifr 3brsu :iaenenDebinsungen

DIE GfeeIitp 6ua arantss 6 Gomp., -
Rr. 315, Notwithstanding, l.ibt-
-iolten 2euten. bic eeeen Gobn,abluno eine-
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-beit. 2ti6tt Sid,ablunss 8ebinsungsn.-
SSiebrtsffe Hafen. Stberaler 0tseontc.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-03
The Chattel Loan Association

ppn Baltimore.
@ecriinb.t, nm G3.loberesr ror Seidblung nns
mSiissr 8re,ente fur Sarleb.n iu idiben.
G.iD perlisbtn auf gobeln uns ydnos fiir Jnei.
pi.r, j.d3s a6t stbn unD 3mnlt Dtenats au osn boa
Der Iesttn Sei.soebuna teigsestsn Staten.
g1eoen BOILER Ginsslnbttsn iprsde man in unies
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SonfsGtrate. (Cftl3. la. 1&Gl
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81. Sabrgang.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Smllettm.

Nart;mpre.c Ohio 9 abn:S Snllettn.
n .OO ,or s,oItimore noeb 6reeertd. 9asers'
tpwn unc SBind,effeI nEo 5uIuc Sennias,
een maj. fir BEN Spesidi,uo, tpeld,er um
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SHpdteuie,Iue GrfurGonen pom baltimore
iensn Ga,ntaa uno Sonntaa na9 lpfaien
Hunf.em ,u iebr nieprissn Gabrprfen, Cams
iss. SEN 4. Mai, bcsinntno.
Gintdaise Greurficnse Binete
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csat GAR @ibbsr unb ,uriid, "a Gents.
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Wodentagea um sos @ormittae5
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bof flint Mnuten ipGter.
61.25 BON Baltimore nads 1Baibtnatcn nno
surad. Samhaes unb 6Onntass, eitis Dis
,um ioIeenben Mnntae. inelufp.. Ollie 3n9e'
NIT Gusnabni. beg .Gopai 2imiteo' l2b
Gompasnicihafts -Mnseiac.
8altimo NlD., BEN ]. Tfni l9ol;
Sie Tirma Miob.nborf, clipsr & Co., ole bisber
sDti6en ben unter3eibnctcu beltanotn pal p1tne
beute our6 eegenieitie.s ucbereinfomm'n aalVtton.
gBiuiam .. Sliper siebt ff pon per SDs..nap.l an
on ben 1el1dTfeH 5urud, uno s. 2clnsun go:
borf pirb aae Geibdite Der 5beibabsrl6aft iquiz
biren UNI obtpideln.
q. Biniam NNfetenccrf.
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9o1tfmere Mb ben l. Ma 1901
Sit 1Inter,ed,neten babsn bsute cine Sbelibaber=
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benbOrf& geqrHgost 5nm 3iusds s6 D per- pub
fou6s= mn Giicften4Ilufler unD beg odnosns nit
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Sie 10 asbiloete abeilbabsri6aft lit cine Ta6fpl=
germ oer auisel6fsn Girma MioOenoorf Sliper
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Surtff6s 9efan0t t d q 1
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gonfantinopsf, 2. Wai. =
Die aus Militdroff;5i:ren unb 9eiltll@
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bsgiiniti9t.
afsbanitan's RHItunssn.
Galtuttd, 2. Mai. = 9feuerlis
6s 9(naabsn ii6er bic betpaffnets
GtGrte Der 91Fe6anen 6absn in SnOtsn
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30 81 :,

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Sia's 6aars nnb SartsS sSarbemits
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-03

2onbon, 2. Mai. = s. par=
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amsritanif9e Ginan5ier. apelfer CUR
3eit grobe @ef4Gfte in England abs
idlisbt. unssTdbr elm babes Dut@
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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-06-05

Attorney Grimsrud and John Michelet
of Westby were seen in our streets one
day last week. H G. Carpenter the
lecturer for the Elgin Creamery Co,
gave the farmers here very interesting
talk last Tuesday evening. Our skim
ming station is receiving about 5, 900 lbs.
of milk per day. This means about
$500 every two weeks which ID distribut-
ed among the patrons. =. Mrs. Rev.
Halvorson and daughter Ingeborg visit
ed at Morteruds last Tuesday ....E. I.
Westby spent or days visiting his
daughters at Cashton recently. =. Clara
and Carolina Morterud left yesterday to
visit their brother Oscar at Grand Rap
ids. They will also visit at Witten-
berg. Osseo and Whitehall before return
ing home. .Thos. Melvin left yesTer-
day for Milwaukee, where he will at
tend the Grand lodge as a delegate from
|. o. o. +. lodge here. When he gets
back ask him about the sights he saw.
e. E. Ru,tad expects to erect hay
shed on his farm from the timbers he
got out of the old mill. Win Parr and
Frank Smith have exchanged places.
Will Parr lived in Appleman's house on
the farm below town and Smith lived
in the Maxwell house on the ridge farm
-. Sam Brown and family visited with
his father at La Fargo. Peter VOID
was in Viroqua last week TO see DIR.
Kronson in regard to his eyes. Tom
Stigen and sister Petra now occupy the
house on Brown Olson farm There
will b. a bee" here Saturday for the
purpose of changing the creek down at
the old mill site, SO as to get 1t back
into the old channel NJ A G.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-06-05
VERY OLD LAND MARX DESTROYED.
The Bloomingdale Grist Mil. Erected Nearly Fifty
Years Ago Is No More

BLOOMTNGDALE. June 4-One of the
old familiar land marks of Bloomingdale
is gone; the old grist mill has been torn
down. At one time this was the only
mill for miles around and the cal ly set.
tiers of this section had their choice of
getting their grists ground az Blooming
dale, Springville or Prairie du Chen.
The old mill was commenced in 1854, by
Engebert Bjorseth and Lars Morterud,
who sold the half completed structure to
Evan Olson in 1854; he sold half inter
est to Captain Hunt. and it was COM
pleted in 1885. Since then it has oeen
remodeled and furnished with new ma
chinery several times, but did good
business until the food damaged the dam
and site so badly two years ago, that
repairs We're out of the question. The
machinery was sold and moved to Cata-
ract about year ago and now the build
| ing has been torn down. Most of The
timbers appear as solid as when they
were put there ~ years ago. Our
schools closed for the year, week ago
today, after seven months term under
the able management of J. A Snyder
and Cora Dennis . Norwegian school
commences an Monday with Miss Hall
version as teacher. .Tena Jefson is
home from Westby. Ings Nelson came
with her for short visit. w. F. Riley
OF Sparta visited in this vicinity recent
/ ly.. John Void is cierking at Morte-
rud's store. Peter Paulson returned
today from one of his peddling trips.
Mrs Mathea Hanson of La Crosse is
visiting with her brother, G. A. Morterud
i....... Joe Taylor of Sparta, was in
town last Wednesday ............ Mabel
Hanson. who has been very sick with
appendicitis is improving finely and will
no doubt be out again in few days.
James Shel rick OF Cashton was III town
Thursday 81. Lee Groves and wife, Miss
Groves and Louis Thompson and wife
Ell of Springvilie, visited at Dickson's
Sunday =. Henry Ne Mullen the La
Farge draymsn. visited at VIM. Perce's
Saturday DR.. Schreiner f. c. Blatlie,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-06-05
First publicstiop June 5. 1901. IS.
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice OF Application for Final settlement
c,TATE OF wIsCoNsIN-VERNoN O0UN-
- ty Court In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Thomas Caucntt
deceased.
on reading and fling the petition OF James
Caucutt representing among other things
that he has f8lly administered the said
estate, and pra' i'g hat a time aud place be hx-
ed for examining AID allowing his account or
HIS administra, N, and that the residue OF the
said estate he assigned to such persons as are
by law EMIT I'd - tue same;
1t ia orde ed. That said application be heard
before this court special term thereof to
be held At the probate office in the city of Viro-
qua on tue 2nd day of July, 1901. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. 80.
Ii is Further Or cred, That notice OF said
application and nearing be given to all per-
.Aons Interested by publication OF copy OF
This order for three successive weeks in the
Vernon County Censor, a newspaper printed
In said county, before the day fixed for SAID
b, airing. BY the Court,
ID q. MAHONEY. County Judgi.
Dated this Ia Al, % Ju e. A. D 1901
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-06-05
FIRST publication June 5fh laOl-4.
PROBATE NOTICE.
Order Limiting Time and Notice.


VERNON COUNTY CUURT-IN PROBATE
v State Of Wisconsin. County OF Vernon So
In the matter Of the estate Of Elijah Wakefield
deceased -,
on the application OF Msrgrsret Waksheia,
exeru. rix uI the estate OF Ehjlh ~ss'heds t4ie
of We nnn go deceased no "a fihS rr4aite-s
The appointment If eummis<i''utfS Y, fcelFe'
examine aud adjust Gains ag1iHs' @s'e s@ts.F.
IL is ordered That six months froLa ana al tef
the date of this order be ami Is hereby nXed IS
the time within which all creditors are require
10 present their clAi rs and demands against me
sad Elijah Wakefield, deceased 10 tne eoat,
" court Of Vernon county. fof examination ana
Il is further ordered thst all claims and de-
ruapds 40 presented will be examined and sd
iusted befole the said COUNTY court, 81 its court
rroon, IN rhe eourt house IL the city OF ViroQua,
IN seid c,uutv, on the first day Of the Feguls-
term thereof appointed 20 be held on the first
r,lt--tav az january 1874 and sil creditors are
hereby notified thereof.
II i further ordered that notice Of the
line vito which creditors may present their
elatras and deInauds and Of the tirae when the
ssr4le will he EXAMINED aud adjusted By the courJ
a. aforesaid, De given by publishing copy o.
this order for foar successive weeks. once IN
each week. in the Vernon County Censor, 3
newspaper published in the city Of ViroQus- u
said county, the first Publication 20 be within 10
DAYS from the dste hereof.
Dated this 4th day Of jane, 1901.
By ths ooPrt, D. o. MAHoNEY, County 5adss
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-06-05
HAMBURG.

CHAsEBURG, June 3-lngval Iverson
of Springville. spent Sunday here visit
ing Friends d.. d. Rev Daniel of Stoddard,
preached in the school house last Sun
day afternoon. He will preach again in
two weeks Chas. f. Ward WAS home
for few days last week There was
a picnic at Coon Valley Sunday, that q
good many attended, DR. Moe return
ed home last Sunday. after an ab ence
of three weeks He looks well and
states that he feels as well as ever.
Russell Hoyt did business in La Crosse.
Monday 49,. Tobacco planting l. now
well under way with the industrious
farmers. DR.. Moe left for St Paul
Monday to be gone one week. He goes
there as q state delegate 10 the Ameri-
can Medical Association in session there
during the week CHASEBURGIrE
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-06-05
wI,rrEsrnWN.

ONTARIO. June decoration day
was appropriately observed Great
credit Is due to Prof Norgard for the
manner IN which he conducted the pro-
cession of school children. The Grafton
was delivered by Judge Graham of
Tomah. The judge is very pleasant
and instructive speaker. The committee
made no mistake in securing ths service
of 40 able man. The Ontario concert
hand gave concert at Culvers hall,
NAV Both. which was very caeditable
and entertaining The Hotel White
changed hands June 1st, E. W. Joseph
taking possession. Our schools closed
Wednesday. May Goth, after very sue
cessful year. With high school, which
we hone to obtain, oar educational facil-
tiles will be greatly improved Prof.
Norgard and corps of teachers, Misses
Motley, Abbott and Snider, are worthy
of the highest commendation for their
thoroughness. efficiency aud practical
work. No doubt they will be retained
"A number of Masons attended lod.- e
at Rockton, Saturday night Mr..
Boring of Pleasant Ridge has purchased
the Saunders property and will hence
forth be citizen of Ontario. We well
come all such, hoping many more re
tired farmers will follow his example
Street Commits L. r. Walker
is making many needed improvements
on our streets, which heretofore have
been in deplorable condition. May the
good work go on. Judge Graham,
Editor Wells of the Tomah Monitor, and
wives were guests of the G. A Post on
Decoration day. Ontario has decided
TO celebrate the Fourth of July on 9
larger scale than ever before. People Of
adjoining towns are cordially invited &c
celebrate with us. Judge Mahoney oil
Viroqua, was awelcome caller, Monday
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-06-05
girst publication June s. ls0i.-S
PROBATE NOTICE.
Order Limiting Time and Notice.
Z

VERNON COUNTY COURT IN PROBATE,
V In the mat OF the estate OF bertha
Ellefson. deceased. ,s,...
,rstcr on the estate of Berths Bllefs n, late OF
yernor county DECREASED. no ole having required
the appointment Of commissioners TO receive, e1
amioe and adjust cisims against said estate
II il ordered That six months II IN ana aitet
the date of this order M and IS hereby nxed as
the time within which AZ recitors are required
10 present ths W Claims and demsnds seain>t the
said sRertoa Ellefson. deceased, 20 tue couat9
court for examination and allowance
n is further ordered. That all claims snd de-
uauds so presented will be examined and I'D
insted before the said county court. al us court
room in the court house IN the city OF Nlrocua
in said county. on the first day Of the regular
term thereof. appointed 20 be held On the afst
Tuesday OF January. 1909. and all creators Sre
notified thereof. ..
It's further ordered, That notice q re tf8e
within Witch creditors may present their clalns
and demands and Of the time when me same
will be examined and adjusted o. tns court a
aforesaid be given by publishing copy u ms
,yier for four successive weeks, once IN each
week in the Vernon county Censor, news
mater publsshed in the city e Nircaua 10 s~lo
eounsy. the hrss publication 70 be Clsds within
efteen laws from .sse dste hereof
dated tsts IN day OF june, 1891.
BY the Conrt, d. o. MAHoSETs OoaaIS 'uass'
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-06-05
Notice TO Contractors.

- EALED BIDS WILL BE REcEIVED By
- the village OF MesVby, Vernon county:
Wisconsin, for the furnishing Of all material
and n,A.ad aTaizing OF about SO feet of streets.
SpeciHcat n "a file in tbe viii age cIeE =
otfice Blds opened on JUNE fatb, - l. al y
a m The village of Nestby resunsiEg ali
rights 40 r i,-s,t any and ali b DIS
THE VILLAGE or ESTB1,
nIrE l.krkRsnN NtEIaae CIefa.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-06-05
OUR COUNTY GLEANINGS.
From the Brain and Pens OF the Censors
i've County and village Writers
wHEATLAND.

DE SoTo. June quite a number
from here attended memorial services
at Retreat. H. L. May moved his fur
niture from Upham's to Rogers store
&C. A. Mcdowell made a business
trip to La Crosse. Rev Jefferson
stopped in this place on his way 10 oe-
liver the memorial address at Retreat
Mrs. G. II. Upham and Miss Lottie
were ID Lansing, Tuesday. A dance
was given by the De Soto ball team IN
MeDowells hall, Friday night. W.
n. Reiter. an employe of the q. Nj q
st. Paul, is at home this week. A val
nable pearl was found by Schlottman
Bros. Several of the raft men are
AT home as the water is too low for the
logs to be gotten out The ladies cluD
meets with Mrs. Harry Dyer this week
IT. A. Baken spent a few days Win
his family Miss Mary Cushing Is
home for her vacation. The Congre
eational Aid society meet with Mrs FORT
this week Victory ball team played
Red Mound last Thursday MIS- Lou
lisa Douglass was in Prairie du CHEN
DIR. Andrew has left De Soto to look for
a location Miss Mamie Rogers was
ir Lansing few days this week, Mr;
and Mrs. DIR. Gable attended funeral
at New ALBION Sunday The ball
game on Battle Island, Sunday, between
IvnxyiIle and De Soto, resulted IN q
feat for Lynxville. Miss Mary Nc
Donald spent few days at home the
mast week y. H.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-06-05

WEST Coon PRAIRIE, June S-Tobac-
co owners have begun setting out plants
:. Carl johnson has been filling his
at Westby while he has
been transacting business at Madison.
J. Lovaas and family visited at Peter
Melby's Sunday. and Mrs Tollak Hove
visited g. Hollands the same day 80.
Mrs. E. Simonson of Chicago, visited
Mrs. Stolsol Saturday Samuel Lee
who went to Norway year ago, has
returned TO America with help mate.
We all wish him good luck. Il Thos-
gard and family are soon TO move TO
Westby. They will be greatly missed
in our community IS. HoOverson is
visiting relatives in Minnesota. Two
of our young men. Tobias and Benson
recently went fishing an forgot what
they went for and came home without
any Soren Egeness seems to have
business in La Crosse which calls him
there often. Christina Steen is home
for vacation Martha Hetland was
at Viroqus, Thursday of last week .
The Ladies Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Hanson, June 26. She requests all
ladies of the society to remember the
date. :. :. George Heron is hauling our
milk to the Westby creamery.
OLD MAID.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-06-05
GENOA.

HARMONY. June S.-Farmers seem TO
be getting along nicely with their work;
all through plant ng corn. Tobacco
comes next. .. Pearl Ellis is working for
]. Devorse. j. Miller's little daughter
is improving =. Mr.. Devorse and VIII
Jacobus did business Ia Viroqua on Sat
urday Our school is progressing
nicely under the management of Myrtle
Wakefield. Ever Hermanson Is put
ting in tobacco for John Glimsdale.
Billy Witcraft is seen going east of
Harmony postofiice quite frequently: -.
Julia says she wishes Eli had bought
buggy instead of bicycle. She is tired
of Walking home. Addie Knower is
still critically ill., DIR. Brand is in at
tendance. Henry Lexington delivered
mis- wool at Vlroqua on Thursday
Paul Hanson contemplates putting In
large acreage of tobacco this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Deiap visited at Genoa
on Saturday Our creamery man Is
making his regular trips down the
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-06-05

For new buildings. repair WORK, side
walk materials You can ind sGst what
you want at the yards of the Viroqua
Lumber Company,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-06-05
DIED.

April q, after four mouths sickness BERT I.
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Christ Hend ICE son OF
Jefferson, aged % years. leaving father l-lo-
ther. four sisters and four brothers TO -aourn
his death He was buried at Purdy April =.
MANY friends and neighbors ATTENDING me
funeral TO show the high esteem in which
thev held the decreased, who is sadly mlssed
by his youn :. ass p.iates and friends. COM.
- -
~ i. yL.fTJl
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-06-05

Don't get side-tracked in business
Dizziness sometimes passes for oesbn'
Men with braines reach the goal roc.
ky Mountain Tea puts gray matter INTO
ones head. 35c. A. Johnson O. 90
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-06-05
valley again. E. Ben Odell took load
of potatoes to Viroqua on Saturday.
JUNE BUG.
FRANKLIN.

BRooKvILLE. June 3-The farmers
are all busy getting ready to transplant
tobacco. Mrs. Aaron Crook is expect
ed home from New Jersey Tuesday. :.
Frank Edwards has purchased new
organ. 8. There will be an ice cream So
cial at the home of Mr. and Mrs, VIM.
Crook Saturday night June s, for the
benefit of church A large number of
folks f ON here attended the ehildren's
day exercises on Pleasant Ridge Sunday
evening. /. Mrs. Mccall returned from
Madelia, Minnesota, where she has been
visiting her brother Dave Wise IL
workingto. w. H. Lake. Peddlers and
Gypsies were quite numerous in this
vicinity the past weeks. John Foraker
visited at the home of Mrs. Ella Beaver
last week. Rev Chas. Hebbard preach
ed to a large audience, Sunday afternoon
Bert Morrison has purchased pair
of new trucks P A COwdeu had the
misfortune to lose valuable sheep
Willie Crook disposed of one of mis-
horses to Fred Somerfield . . Will Deav-
er il going south soon for his health. He
thinks he will go as far as New Orleans
....P. A. Cowden and family took in
the social at Frank Owens, Saturday
night They reported large crowd and
and fine time. :. Miss Rose Lieurance
of Pleasant Ridge is visiting her sister,
Mrs Frank Swain. MCGAUVoRN.
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