Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-09-03

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capturing the remainder of the gang
were discussed but nothing was given
out for publication. 1t is believed that
there will be good results from the con-
centrated action of the sheriffs
Special car Sept. 25th, to North and
Minneapolis, etc, etc. See the Western
Wisconsin Land & Loan Co.
That was fine -four l got from the
Avalanche mills.
Mr. A. N. Asbury was a caller from
Readstown on Friday.
Mrs. AUGUST Smith has as her guest
brother of Minneapolis.
Miss Nellie Haughton returned to
Washington, D. c., yesterday.
Miss Helen Carter of Readstown.
has gone to Montana to teach school
Miss Blanche Dunlap went to Viola,
to commence her school labors on Mon
day.
Mr. Widmer of Rockton, returns to
his studies at Stevens Point Normal
school.
John Bean and family have moved
into the Wilt residence recently pur-
chased.
Miss Carrie Ingersol is paying a
visit to her mother and grandpar ents,
after an absence of some time in Hi nois
= Readstown schools opened en- Mon
day in the fine new building just COM
pleted. John DeLacy is principal again.
Frank f. Tate is in New York max
ing selection of new fall and winter
goods for the Tate Mercantile establish
ment.
"A farmer named Frank Fuka,
twelve miles north of Prairie du CHEN,
discovered ledge of silver ore in ra-
vine on his farm. Old miners say the
assay will run high.
The band gave concert On Main
street Saturday evening, which was
greatly appreciated. Every Viroqua
they appear the boys reflect credits on
the city.
September S5th special train will
be run from Viroqua to La Crosse, leav-
ing here about seven in the morning,
returning during the evening. President
Roosevelt and the la Crosse fair will be
the attractions.
Mr.. 81. c. Henderson departed for
Fonnimore on Saturday, where he joins
his father-in-law in the rea estate busi-
ness The removal Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henderson from Viroqus is regretted by
large circls of friends
-Casson 81 Thompson will have an
other car load Of peaches this season.
Mr. Thompson will go TO Michigan to
purchase and sele ct the fruit, thus as
suring you of getting the best peaches
for canning at reasonable prices. They
cexpect to have them here by the second
week in September.
w. J. Michelet of Westby, was a
caller on Mon day. He tells the CENsoR
that with the assista nee of Chas M.
Morrison of this city, he has disposed OF
about 150 DeLaval cream separators SC
far this season to Vernon county farm
ers. Mr.. Michelet has change in
his advertisement today.
We have shoes for ladies fair,
Men and women, childrens' wear
Chosen with the greatest care,
Honest value everv pair.
Stock is fresh and up-to-date,
We have every kind and weight,
Profit smali but business great,
That's the way we operate.
ROGERS % WILLIAMS
Shilling Bros. recently completed q
| flowing we'll for Yves Shut of Liberty,
at a depth Of 314 feet, and get as good a
| flow as any in this section. Mr.. Shut
will put in ram and pipe the water TO
his house and barns. Shilling Bros boy
Joe Randles, had charge Of the work,
| and he drilled 314 feet in just five days,
| which breaks the record for fast drilling
! in this part of the state. Viola Intelli-
gsncer.
B. C. Brown and I. 8. Griffin of the
Virooua gun club, attended two days
| shooting tournament at Muscoda, last
week. In "a tournament Brown took
first place with little over 80 per cent.
Griffin had third place with 81 per cent.
| They made some very good runs during
| the two days, Griffin breaking % out Of
| 20 with one run of IL straight, and
Brown 5S out of so with 81 straight. In
live bird shooting Griffin killed nine out
of ten.
{ "A news report is TO the effect that
the government has been forced to stop
| work on the old Fort Crawford military
cemetery at Prairie du Chen. The i'm
provements which had been planned
came to q sudden stop when it was
learned that the historic ground belongs
10 the Lawler estate. 1t has always
been supposed that the government
owned the property, but letter re-
ceived from Washington says the lots
were patented to John Lawler.
A LEGAL exchange says farmers in
the vicinity os Prairis du CHEN are get
ting into the same unpleasant quarters
as millionaires. One day last week 9
well-ts-do farmer Of that place received
F; a letter ordering him TO leave $500 al 9
: designated spot in hig pasture whsre be
bas about 109 head of cattle. with the
rhrsaf stlat il be did not comply with thi
/ dsuand his stock We uld Oe poisoned anc
! himself and family murdered And an
: other tiller Of tbs soil has been request
! ed py latter to leave 800 in bottle on |
! certain stump, or lire destruction would
result.