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The Grit-advocate., 1903-09-25
Senatorial Gourmets.

party of tourists visited the Sen
ate restaurant in Washington. They
peered about in every corner.
so this Is the place where the
senators eat their epicurean feasts
is it?" asked a lady with gray ring
lets and determined cast of coun.
tenance.
Yes, ma am" the guard replied.
Precisely at that moment a waiter
gave an order for the two senators
from Michigan, who were lunching to.
gether.
He said: Senator Burrows wants
an apple and glass of milk and Sen.
ator Alger wants a dish of tapioca
pudding. g.'-Saturday Evening Post
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WHEN LILLIAN LOOKED FOR WORK
By OTIIO B sENGA.
Copyright>1 1903 by The IuMors Publishing Company

Mrs. Barnes put aside the letter she
had been reading. and gazed into the
fire with a troubled expression.
What is the matter. my dear?'
questioned Mr.. Barnes.
why, this letter is from Cousin
Williams children-the twins, you
know. 1t seems that when property
matters were adjusted after Williams
death there was found to be almost
nothing remaining, only an annuity
for his wife: you know she has been
an invalid for years. Not anything
for the twins, and they are coming to
Boston to look for work. I would
really like. Aaron, to invite them to
stay here until they secure positions
Suit yourself, my dear, suit your
self. Only don't discourage them in
their attempts to find work; it will do
them good. They can find something,
even If it isn't quite to their liking.
Good, strong boys-about sixteen,
aren't they?-cught to find employ
ment if they're not too proud to take
what they can get, until they can find
what they want. Now, when | first
came to Boston"
Mrs. Barnes had heard this too
many times to enjoy its repetition, and
she hastily exclaimed: But, Aaron,
one is a girl"
Same thing, same thing" returned
Mr.. Barnes, testily-he wanted to re-
\ late his early Boston experiences
but you'd better keep the girl in the
house. Don't believe in girls going
out to work. What can girl of that
age do?"
"She is older than you think" said
Mrs. Barnes, soothingly: the twins
are nineteen, and Lille says she can
do anything that Willie can
Invited by Mrs. Barnes, the twins
came a few days later. Mr.. Barnes
neered out from under his bushy eye
brows and over his gold-rimmed spec.
tacles at the girl.
SO you can do anything your broth
er can. can you?' he asked. quizzical-
ly, noting her bright. alert look, and
quiet dignity of manner.
Anything except fight she an
swcred, proudly. II can fight, but
We We hCpl losselnti III ever lHllS tlSt
| can ride and shoot and row. can
saddle or harness a horse. and | can
dress game as well as Willie can
The old man smiled crimly at the
hist of Lillian's accomplishments. do
you expect to find any of those things
to do here in Boston,"
You are laughing at me. Mr.. Barnes.
We are frst-class stenographers and
bookkeepers, and | am just as Capa-
bic as Willie in every way. Our books
look exactly alike; you can't tell our
writing apart"
"As for that" said Mr. Barnes. 81
can hardly tell you two apart. If you
were dressed alike, know / couldn't"
lille is a half inch shorter than |,
and weighs less, but we can make up
to look exactly alike and Willie
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COMMODORE NICHOLSON OF sASY 9Ye
Recommends Fe-ru-na-otter Pron1in.
ent Men Testify.

Commodore Somerville Nicholson, OF the
United States Navy. in a letter from 1887
K Street. N. w. Was hington. d. c.. says:
Your Peruna has been and Is
now used by so many of my
friends and acquajn fances as a
sure cure for csfarrh that I am
convinced of its curative qualities
and I unhesifstingiy recommend
IL to ali persons suffering from
that complaint. IS. Nicholson.
United States Minister to Guatemala
Endorses Pe-ru-na.
DR.. W. Godfrey Hunter U. S. Minister
20 Guatemala. ex-member of Congress
from Kentucky. in letter from Washing
ton. d. c., writes:
Il am fully satisfied that your Peruna
Is an efficacious remedy for catarrh. as
and many of my friends have been bene-
fitted by its use. w. G. Hunter. NJ. d.
Member Of Congress From Virginia
Writes.
Hon. G. r. Brown. Martinville, Va,
e1-member of Congress Fifth District.
SOth Congress. writes:
Il cheerfully give my endorsement to
your Peruna as a cure for Catarrh. Its
beneficial results have been SO fully dem
onstrated that its use is essential to all
persons suffering from that disease
Hon. G. X. Brown.
The day was when men of prominence
hesitated to give their testimonials TO pro-
prietary medicines for publication. This
remains true to-day of most proprietary
medicines. But Peruna has become so
justly famous. its merits are known to so
many people of high and low stations. that
no one hesitates to see his name in print
recommending Peruna.
The highest men in our nation have
given Peruna strong endorsement. Men
representing all classes and stations are
equally represented.
The Grit-advocate., 1903-09-25
Must Protect Forests

The Russians are awakinS to the
fact that a less reckless deforestinc
las become absolutely imperative,
Their forest resources are not only
less than those of Sweden, but even
less than those of Austria-Hungary
and Of tNn United states.
The Grit-advocate., 1903-09-25

said I'd have to fight for myself and
Lille, too. See here, Mr.. Barnes-my
hand doesn't look much bigger than
LIS, but you feel Of it-and look
here and he stripped his arm. show.
ing hard. firm muscles that stood out
like knotted cords.
Mr. Barnes patted his arm approx.
ingly. You're all right, my boy,
you're all right. Now, when first
came to Boston"
Supper is ready, aaron; you can
tell that to the children some other
time
That evening Mr.. Barnes and Willie
had long talk in the library, and
The Grit-advocate., 1903-09-25
Unerrina Childhood.

The child is so often right. 1t has
not the miscellaneous knowledge of
rapers and keeps tame Encyc!ope-
dia Britannica in carefully devised
cage. Bnt the childish mind has :n
unerrins logical faculty. not in any
way confused by superhuity of infor.
nation.
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stood beside his sister to show his SUI
perior height. Mother can't tell us
apart when we dress alike"
Willie makes the better looking
girl" said Lille. laughing, because
his cheeks are always red, and | am
usually pale
Mr.. Barnes looked at the handsome
boy, admiringly. so you can fight,
can you. Wil!e?"
of course, I'm lightweight" said
Willie, modestly. but | can take pret-
by good care of myself in an encoun-
ter, and with much heavier man
than I. too. Father had me in train
inS from the time | was seven. He
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A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

'.ch ng, Blind. bleeding or protruding Pile,
7na ively cured or money refunded.
>LLEN'o DISCOVERY for PILES, anew
Ii,0o very that, absolutely cures all kinds Of
" rs. Prepared for Piles only. All Drug
stores. Soc Sent 10y mail on receipt o!
nj e. Address Lock Box So. lie Roy, y. y.
The Grit-advocate., 1903-09-25

N.lCher-Willie. what would he the first
tn to do II "A boy should be sunstrucll? 3?
W Let him stay home from school.
The Grit-advocate., 1903-09-25

i|" proverb about leading a horse to
wa'.f. but not being able to make him
DIT reminds US how easy it Is to drive
Il o.. II to drink
The Grit-advocate., 1903-09-25
Why L Is the Best

I. t-rause made by an entirely different
process. Defiance Starch i, unlike anv
ollrr, better aud one -tDird more for 10
cents.
The Grit-advocate., 1903-09-25
Smoke Bakers "Bullh.ad" scent cisai

- ny do people call Fastbuy good fel-
4" because he is good for nothing &"
. ere you out driving yesterday p"
The Grit-advocate., 1903-09-25

i Ewes mother had been around
Adam would have been blamed for that
aup.e business.
The Grit-advocate., 1903-09-25

Mrs. Winslow'< S.oi.ing Syrup.
Fr Hl!hren teething. sofens tue lus, ro iuces IN
Ga uaton alsys pain. cures wind cole. 25I bottle
The Grit-advocate., 1903-09-25

]. said that Sir Thomas Lipton went
horn" sober because he couldn't life the
AUt.-icas = cup.
The Grit-advocate., 1903-09-25

mile of sHtisfaCtin GOES with one Of
Be I,er 'Builhead" scent cigars
The Grit-advocate., 1903-09-25

Queen EUzabeth Had But Three
kep' as Curiosities-Their Use
Was Considered Bad Form-Minis.
tiers Declared Them to Be lmpious
Instruments.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-02-18
PUPILS EXAMINATIONS.
OFFICE or COUNTY SUPT. OF SCHOOLS,
NrRnn1r. WIsc- ,NRrsr Fen 10 1n03

OFFICE Or COUNTY SUPT. OF SCHOOLS, I
VIROQUA, WISCONSIN, FEB. 10, 1903
EXAMINATIONS OF CANDIDATES FOR GRADUA
TIoN FROM THE COMMON SCHOOLS WILL DE
Held FEBRUARY q AND 20, AT THE FOLLOW
ING PLACES AND In CHARGE OF THE COM
MITTEEs NAMED BELOW.
Bergen-stoddard, Beatrice Pulver, Grace
Downey, Minnie jacobson.
Christiana, District No. 2, Mile Larson. Gepa
Villand. JeUtte Bjelland.
Clinton-Bloomngdale Berlie Moore, Ida
NeWlun, Mary Hayes
Coon-Uoon Valley, ole Lenm, Eide Bjtll-
and, ". II, Brown, Lizzls Won kuqen.
Forest--valley, "; Il. lnsrris, Ella hunt,
Loie Hargrave, Maude Tinker.
Franklin-Liberty Pole. Ida Wettie, Lau-
retta shoenberger, Thea e. Thompson,
lnga Algard District No. T. Marie Bolstad,
Dora Morrison Ida Yttre.
Greenwood, District NO. 5. Mamie NeWlun,
Della Whalen. Rose Hagenah.
GenJa-Rumance, Alfred Adams Myrtle Lat
amore, Jessie Goodman.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Matte Newtoc, Myrtle
Shanks, Ernest Amann.
Hillsboro-DlstrictN No. D. Lille Jewell, Pearl
Amberg, Cora Smith.
JeleTson-Sp ringville, Lulu GUS *, Enela
tarmichael, Mary kendall, CLARA Waldin.
llsofea--Deila SeDion, EllenHanson, Tolena
Medium. District No. TO-, Amanda Nat
wick, Nellie Goodman, Christena Thomp
son.
smith, Nellie Musier,
LibeFty-Ross Geneva Graves, Rue AleXan-
der, Thea Thompson.
stark-District No. 5, Louella Carpenter
Ray Lawton, Stella Miller.
Sterling-Retreat Hittie Davis, Eda Ever
son, Ida Bates, Orien Adams.
Viroaua--Jt District No, g. Edna Henry
ran Mills Matte Henry. Cherry Grove
Carrie McClurg. G.. }. Moen, Minnie Reed
District No Cook school Jessie Brott,
Stella Nuzum.
Websyer-AvaIanche Bertha Allen, Gertrude
Norrie, Addie Jennings District Nc. Eleo
nora Won Ruben, Ohas, Cowee, Fay Comet
Observation-Disclosures, David Adams, Mrs
Hattie Conklin.
Whitestown Rockton, Susie Henry, Joseph
Bean. Fred woods
The committee appoiL ed to conduct the
exam nations at each place will have entire
management of the examination. 1t is eX-
pected that eacn committee will mark papers
and send To county superintendent all papers
OF ali DDlicants whose average is not less
than 60 IN any branch anu v hose standing is
NOT less than -. The result of the evamt,,a.
lions should be forwarded to superintendent
immediately. Candidates for diplomas may
select such place for examination as VIII Ia
mast onVenient for them, Teachers who
have candidates for eXa2.ina tfOn should de-
teruofne early where they shall atIend and
uotifv members OF the commitree ~ are same
The Examinations should begin nd a.So n m
OF the first day, and each Candidate shot5,d
come supplied with pen. ink and good legal
cap paper. Any member VI above committee
VINO cannot lie present a. said examination,
may provide "a substitute, h. L. GARDNER.
county superintendent.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-02-18
OUR COUNTY GLEANINGS
From the Brain and Pens of the Censor's
Live Country aud Village writer's
YIKOOuA.

SEAS BRANCH, Feb, g-More snow, worse
and more of IL, The Ruds and Debing's Wis
tied at Urness' SUNDAY. Several or ne val
ley boys attended the dance near Oherry
Grove Saturday evening Bert Slmons or
Harvard, is making his home with Ruds this
winter. Mrs. Rud being his aunt" Little
Stanley opsahl is very low with lung fever.
this being his second attack this winter. we
all hope for his speedy recovery. Big SIX
fell into the creek while hawking water for
Mrs. Preus and has now got severe cold -.
Ragna Rud thinks she will go still further
west than she hal thought for. Albert De y
ling has been laid up with ear ache. ! al e
Severtson says 1t wasn't true that he hhd
bought the patent OF Carl Rusdahl's grub-
bling machine, he was Just over ana lEN9stl-
gated the thing Arens Hawklanq maFes
flying trips to the branch watering the stock
Andrew Longbouse passed over the ROADS
last Friday. Seyert and Albert made n.y.
ing trip to Westby Saturday. The asylum
crew have been very busy logging in Nc Der-
motifs woods. =. Ben Fri tnok q crate OF
chickens to Avalanche for John Gundersun
Ing. Mary Knudson and Ragna Rud were
seen shaking hands last Tuesday. Malena
and Hllda Hanson called on friends and rel
atives of this valley last Sunday What
has become of Seth Silbaugh. suppose he will
walt till fishing season opens before he Will
appear in this valley Hans b. Hanson and
sophy Aalgaard we're breaking roads last
Wednesday morning BIZ Bowman has has
qGgponed his trip to northern Wisconsin till
next spring. Severt Debing Ia talking Of
going back to Whitearth. North Dakota. If
we knew of some thing that would Keep him
from goipg. Ole Hanson and Others at
tended the funeral OF Mrs. Gilbertson..
Martin Benson has ceased hawking rock
from Big Skis quarry. FACSIMILE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-02-18
MHITENTNMN.

ONTARIO, Feb. 9.-The downfall of the
bountiful more than foot deep last Wednes-
DAY night was surprise to the oldest inhab.
itants.. Glen White OF La Crosse wae "A
caller in town last week. Veteran, Nm
Sandon and A. 2. Hobbs are DANGEROUSLY hi
at this writing A cyclone in the mprran
tile line was on last Monday in our village.
the coming of Mr.. Yost ~ CashrOn with n
large line of goods Mt low prices drew "A crowd
OF people to our town aud II goes without
saying that goods are selling as low as at
Dash son or Sparta..-.F. NJ. Walker went to
Madison on business returning I eSday
The next day he went TO La FarVe .- Mr.
Samelson OF Brush creek reports the sale at
one and three-fourths acres OF leaf tobacco
to Suffer Brothers OF Madison and received
$40, 100 cash foi the same. Il Carr Of
Hustler, was seen on our streets last Friday
....James Burdick an old settler OF Forest
was buried in Mt. Tabor cemetery last Satur-
Gay, Rev. j. p. kester, pastor OF the Ontario
U. b. church officiating Geo. Roberts
terry on the body OF Thomas Haney OF shell
don. T.. A. Latamore was fined $40 includ-
Ing costs on the complaint of II. II. Good
night for assault and breach OF the peace in
Stoddards court last Thursday night. The
exhibition OF the Oil City school last Thurs
day evening was attended by large audi
ence, Admission zoe and receipts Werg SIS 80
.-..fhe mercury Indicated % degrees below
zero last Friday morning recent letter
from mrs. d. NJ. Eulmer OF Florence SAYS:
THAT her Oldest SON Clarence died last |
week OF typhoid fever The bereaved parents /
have the sympathy OF the Ontario people
eteran SeOTge Thomas of kocktOu. attend /
eD the q. a. k. post meeting last Saturday (
Moses Hutchens, manager OF the HIS /
Ooro and Wonswoc telephone company. was a /
business caller here the 18th inst .. Messrs
D Nelson and Myron Winchell were shop
ping Ia town last Saturday p. m. The
meat wagon OF MIR. Abbott OF Wilton maid u
4 visit with good supply OF meat Saturday. /
ONTARIO KID.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-02-18
First publication Jaauary IS. 1oos-4.
PROBATE NOTICE.

Order for LIMITING L g and Notice,
VERNON COUNTY CDU a. IN PROBATE IN
the m2tter Of the estate c. Join J0Igenson
deceased.
On the application Of Ole EmlIsop admin.
istrat0r of the estate of John Jorgensou late of
Town Of HambUrgfN Vernon county. deceased, nc
one having required tae appointment Of Com
mls'ouers said cstates
II is ordered. that all creditors are rec red
present their claims aud demands against the
said John Jorgeuson, deceased. tnr exauiuR-
sou and allowance On OF before the drs. Tles
Gay of September, a. d. 1898 whlch time / :
hereby allowed and limited for that purpJse.
st Is further ordered. That all oialLas and de-
nlaDds so presented viii be examined snd sd
iuSted Eaiuss he said John Jprgensou dfcpas-
eo, III be received. examine q ud al usted b.
fore mss Court, at its Court room IN the court
house IA TIE city 81 NlrQos, in 6aid coupty. st
regulSs term thereof appointed &c be he'd
the Hrss Tuesday % September, 1913. sud sll
creditors are hereby nctlhes thGreAf.
u is Further Ordered tkat notice q the time
and pace AZ Whica sSid claims and dem gnds
sra TT re tlz4e whea tue same vii DC rec 1Vsd
Vzala-uCd &Ia adjusted As Aforesaid. aud rf the
tine Eere0y tainted for cEtdjsoss 10 present
ieeir a'us. oe given ty publishing a copy q
f3ls order Nud notice j1f four successive weeks.
once fr cgra sees, su -tc Vernon C0uutr cen
scr. O. EeWeI&p.r pNgi is1ed III the 81 % Firo-
VuS, t saet cygaGF, lAe drst publication t. be
uare asn5n 90 aas froni Ihe data hereof
,'atsti sais 81 "a dsy - February, =. -. Ia12
by the Court. D. o. 1AuoNET, County Judge
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HAMBURG,

CHAsEBURG, Feb. 9.-Some of the farmers
as well as the town people are putting up
supply OF Ice Tor summer use -. The mas
querade BAN given Jan 3lst was well attended
anu . good time reported MIR Il Brown and
Mr. Watson drove / to attend the same -.
scott Hoyt was home n few days recently
scott received his common sc fOol diplona
IN 1901 while attending school To Mr. brown
ana has since been attendirg preparatory
school in La Crosse from which he was pro-
noted TO the high school last week on req
concentration of his teachers without having
- pass preliminary examination as is
usually the case. SCotty is very ambitious
anu energetic pupil and rightly deserves the
pest wishes which he receives from teachers
ana friends. Messrs Palmer and Reeves
nave been can Sassiug the town for sigma
lures or lax payers sufficient TO bond the
Town Tor $1,000 TO assist building the electric
nue. having received good ma jority. They
are now soliciting votes In the town of Coon
We are Informed they have nearly q majority
at present IN that town. X. b. Howl and
wife spent few days In La Crosse last week
Earl and Chas Aiken came home from ia
Crosse and Sundayed with their parents
Melvin Einstad and ole Rude attended the
uance at Stoddard Saturday eve..W m
Brown drove to his farm FRIDAY returning
sunday Our doctor seems to be kent busy
Gay ana night attending tie ST X Mr.
Scappel, who died in La Crosse last week and
Was buried IN lower Coon valley cemetery
was until recently resident OF this vicinity
tie leaves "A large family OF grown-up chill
dten TO mourn his loss, who have tine syIn-
pathy OF his many friends and nelghbors
INk NOwN.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-02-18
ON THE COUNTY LINE

CAsHroN. Feb. I6.-All we hear talked or
Is voting on the license question at spring
election, 1t is believed by those versed in
public opinion that Cashton will be voted
dry on account of the way the saloons have
been Conducted the past year or two. Two
OF our eX-village trustees INDUCED too free
ly In poor whiskey lately and came together
In a fist fight; the next day police justice C.
G. Coe taxed each 50 IS for their sport. The
American House has changed hands again,
Mr.. and Mrs a Bakken are now landlord and
lady or the same. Geo. BaseEach did bust
ness In La Crosse last week Mrs. o. G.
Briggs attended the funeral OF . niece at
Wilton last week So. 1t is now Dr.. e. b. Peter
son who is singing 'baby mine" to boy who
came TO make his home with them. Rev.
Jas Rowe spent part OF last week at Bangor
assisting In revival ms etng Albert Gran
went to La Crosse last Tuesday to UNDERGO
an operation for appendicitis The En-
deavor society had valentine sociable at
the church Saturday night. Oluf Ousrud
OF Westby did business in our village last
Tuesday. The Cashton cornet band win
give II masquerade ball at Uselman's hall
February 2Srd. Henry Rowe came home
from Leon TO spend sunday with his parents
Mrs. X. K Luce and Mrs. John Cramcr
are on the sick list QUE
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SOME CHEAP EXCURSIONS.
Milwaukee Railroad offers Inducements fer Busi
ness Men and Merchants,

IN CHICAGO. SPRING MEETINGS MA
TIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MERCHA NTS
AND TRAVELLERS.
February II to Is, February, 25 to
March 4, March II to Is, March 25 to
April /, 1903
Fare and one-fifth on certificate plan
from points on entire line on condition
CT an attendance OF 200 or more at each
meeting, holding certificates showing the
purchase of full fare tickets at regular
tariff rates to the point of meeting; all
other conditions of the certificate plan
rules to apply.
For the first meeting certificates show
ing the purchase of going tickets Febru-
airy to ID, inclusive will be honored
February II to February "A.
For the second meeting certificates
showing the pure base Of gong ticket
February 81 to 26 inclusive will be hon
ored February % to March 10.
For the third meeting certificates
showing the purchase OF going tickets
March to IA, inclusive, will be honored
March II TO March "a
For the fourth meeting certificates
showing the purchase of going tickets
March u to IS, inclusive, will be honor
ed March 25 to April T.
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wIs.-sPR1Na MEETINGS

MILWAUKEE,, WIS.-SPRING MEETINGS
MILWAUKEE ASSOCIATION JOBBERS
AND MANUFACTURERS.
February % to March 4, March II to IS,
1908.
Fare and one-ffth on certificate plan
from roints on the entire line on the
condition of an attendance of 900 or more
at each meeting, holding certificates
showing the purchase of full fare tickets
at regular tariff rates to the point of
meeting; all other conditions of the GER
tificate plan rules to apply.
For the first meeting certificates show
ing the purchase of going tickets Febru
arY 81 to 2S. inclusive, will be honored
February, 90 to March 10
For the second meeting certificates
showing the purchase of going tickets
March : to II, inclusive, will b honor
ed March to "a
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-02-18

MooMTNGpALE, Feb. 17,-Those who prorb.
ecled that winter was over week or so
ago probably think differently this morn
Ing Clara Morterud left Friday for "A wish
WITH her brother nj Utaud Rapids Amanda
MallihEstad left for Aberdeen, south Dakota
ipst friday. l.. johnson has moved onto
.ae farm that he purchased Mt OH city
AIRS Wiersun has sold her farm To John
SNenson from near La Fargo. Chas, Han
son sofa has interest ia the old Anplen,an
iafm 70 Peter Hanson and then Peter Han
son SOFA his farm TO ChaS and Eddie Han
SON 50 that Peter Hanson is now "A reSidsnt
on webster by about twelve feet the house
Standing al out that far over the line. III.
II Stoops ana VIA. Newlin have been can
ass ny 10 lHls vicinity tie past three weeks
SoI euiarE'oS photos and have taken 4 "a od
W9bN orders Stegen and Nustad ara re-
ce!EloS lot OF logs at the, mill above town
auu Albert Aadkerud has lust c mpenrpd
saving near n q. Rogstad's... Quite "A Dnrn
per OF nelghbOFs and friends droppad in an
AFs. J. E. Brown last Wednesday afternoon
very unexpected y 1t being the auuiyerssgy
or her birth. very pleasant fternon1
was spent and the party left some a,,Dr1
pirate presents as q reminder of their yfstt
-. L. kuStad will be at CaShtOn new
Monday the Esd 10 receive taxes Rov Nal
yersen OF Coon Prairie will pres n here neNt
sunday at 10 a. M. GundeF Nordl{a ~
Sdshton spent sundSy at John HAus0n's
Johannes Borreson from near Avalanche
has purchased the old NelS Larson hSnsr
iu1 Is taking the same down and baulin- |
{ home. Quite a tot OF tobacco is bein- I
lHuiea 70 Wrstoy today where th5 &ts,,i- !
can Tobacco company are handling the /
alne Or. Lewis and son @. g.. were at