Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-08-27
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Special car to South Dakota, see the
Western WiscoL sin Land 81 Loan Co
Dusty roads.
Sunday closes the month.
Lamps and all kinds of ltnoppl
at La Fargo.
Western Wisconsin Land & Loan Co.
Ferguson block. -,
Money to loan on real estate. Call
on c. Fl. Minshall.
-Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mutcn
recently, daughter
DIR. R. w. Baldwin, dentist, oppo-
site postoffice, Viroqua.
Remember that onr city schools oe-
gin on Monday, Sept. 8th.
Wedding suits and outfits a special
ty at the Blue Front Store.
The Avalanche Mills are running
and giving good satisfaction.
The best make of engine yet out, at
A. d Helgeson's, who is agent
-snac;al car to South Dakota, see the
Western Wisconsin Land 81 Loan Co.
-Roscoe Cade of North Dakota, is
visiting with his parents in this city.
House and barn for rent. For par
ticulars inquire of Mrs. J. L. Glenn.
-You will find the best line of bug
o;es in Wisconsin at A.. d. Helgesen's,
Viroqua.
Lxative Bromo-Q uinine Tablets cure
oacold in one day. No cure, no pay
Price % cents
"A large party of ladies and gentle
men picnicked at Leroy Hiles' farm on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mis-. Ella Fridell, who has been at
tencant at the Chippewa Falls state
school, is at home.
Editor Frazier and L Barber with
their wives, were here for Sundays
camp meeting services.
-Casson & Thompson pay the high
est market price for hand picked Ouch
ess apples. Bring them along.
Take your watches, clocks and jew
elry to Towner's for repairs where you
will find an expert workman.
in all the world no cure like 81. w.
Barkers Cough, Catarrh, Consumption
Remedy at Johnson's drug store.
Bert Johnson accepted position
with grocery firm at Mayville, North
Dakota, and left for there on Monday.
Mr., John DeLacy left to-day for
Readstown to make leady for the open
ing of school on Monday morning next.
If YOU want good sulky or gang
plow You will do well to buy the Fuller
& Johnson or La Crosse sold by A. D.
Helgesen
Mr.. Albion Lindemann and wife
left on Monday evening for New York.
He will purchase goods for the fall ana
winter trade.
Mr.. c. Hooking of Sugar Grove, spent
Tuesday with Viroaua friends leaving
on the evening train for northern Wis
consin to visit relatives.
Miss James of Tunnel City, teach
er of experience, will be in the city next
Monday for the purpose OF soliciting
scholars for q class in music.
-Casson & Thompson want all the
hand picked Wealthy and TranscendenU
apples you have to spare. They VIII
pay the highest market prices.
Mics Jennie Butt departed for the
east on Wednesday to join the Otis
Skinner Opera company with which she
renewsan engagement for the season.
You should not fail to see the EN-
nire cream separator at Sam Ellefson's
tt runs easier an is more easily cleaned
than any other machine. On exhibition
at their office.
George J. Williams dropped in for
Sunday with his parents and friends. he
holds responsible position as train dis
hatcher with the Northwestern railroad
at Escansba, Michigan.
-Hillsboro will put up program OF
racing at next weeks fair that will at
tract one of the finest fields of horses got
together in the west. The big purses
for trotting and pacing and the Derby
will draw the crowds.
Fall ploughing done this month will
make an end to a great many trouble
some weeds. Don't wait for the change
n the moon nor for the soil to become
vet enough to plow well but just plow
IL any way. Ground plowed in August
three successive years will be free from
eli kinds of pernicious weeds. Give il
~ trial and be convinced. Wisconsin
Farmer.
The census bulletin shows that thu
unmarried men in the Ted State
number $685. 779 and the unmarried
women only 4, 1872, ,446, the excess OF un
attached men being over two and one
half millions This is quite bunch 10
the ladies to select from and if they tin'
out they will undoubtedly raise the con
ditions of eligibility Right heIe II
Wisconsin there are 79, ,092 more unmar
ried men than women, the census says
A considerable amount of work
being done on the Western Wisconsin
railroad this season. The grade ha
been raised several feet in some place
and several of the heaviest curves reduC
ed materially The gravel ira n is noy
working from the siding and sand pi
this side of Readstown and several train
pass through Viola daily moving th
sand and gravel to where it is needed
The work is being done under the supe
vision of Superintendent Rosencrans.
1t has been a long time since ii
zanpas newspapers had an opportunit
D spring their corn lies but this yea
,ey are at it. Here is one OF then
The horrible news comes from kansi
nat a boy climbed a cornstalk to 81
ow the corn was getting along and no
he stalk is growing up faster than ti
oy can get down The boy Is plun
l1t of sight Three men have unde
Aken to cut down the stalk with ak
md save the boy from starvation, but
rows so fast that thev can't hack twl
the came place. The boy is living
tothing but raw corn and has alrea'
thrown down over four bushels OF co