Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-10-19
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~ a. duisatner returned from q
business trip to Grant county,
"A o. Nustad is home from north.
ern Wisconsin to visit his family.
-Thos. Gorsuch has been confined to
his home for several days with rheuma-
tism.
Eli Morley left Saturday for Forest
| Grove. Oregon, where be win join his
parents.
For sale 1OO0-pound bay mare very
reasonable if taken at once. Inquire at
this office
&C NJ. Morrison purchased Mrs. Sam
Henfys barn and moved it to his loca-
tiou
MIR. a2d Mrs. Roy Fox OF Cashton,
spent Sunday in this city visiting " til
the family of E H. Brown
Take look al the Adlsr overcoats
at the Blue Front. They are beauties.
NO coat made fits and hangs like these.
For sale White Holland turkeys.
Mottle Java hickens. Inquire of or
address Mrs Arthur J. Rogers, Viroqut,
rural route No. 4
We haven't the nerve to charge the
profits on our goods that some jewellers
| do. There are reasonable jewelers., and
we are in that class Jos. BoEHRER
Martin q Kuebler's force of work.
men are putting hot air heating fur
nace in the new residence Just completed
by John Christianson on his town Of
Jefferson farm.
Miss Carrie Ingersoll and Victor
Lind, former well known young people
OF this city, were married October 2nd,
at the farm home of the lady, near Bow
bells, North Dakota
"A number of the band boys sren
Sunday in La Crosse to attend the con
cert given by the celebrated EIlerS' COZ
net band, the largest and most Iated
musical body in the country.
Mothers, see the Viking" make of
boys and childred's suits They are the
best value to be had anywhere They
tit and have a style none Others hsYe
THE BLUE FRONT STORE
For safe, a 900 pound well match
I'd team of horses aud 6 years old and
ia good order Would trade them for a
good buggy team. Inquire Of
ELI JOHNSON, TowerviIIe Wis.
C5aaty Jujgs Baab8 Of Maus5ou,
ygas drowned In the river near that place
on Sunday. The gasoline launch which
be ard conn. nion occupied sank with
them Judge Beebe losing his life while
his friend escaped
Hon ~ II Fairpal ks, vise- nresi.
dertial eaadideGe, spoks in Milwaukee.
Saig.6"~ alger. vhen great 3emon-
stra ,ou was made Ia his honor Judge
}ahoney member of the state CEN
tral committee ate died
II he CENSOR has IA ita front WIN
co% ossk.f of appiss from me orchard
OF 05t f W Cai slns 1t Jefferson, that
tel qntnists'csbjy IT 'Iie' quality aud
On ntIty OF tratcrop tAgH can os grown
'nE variety singir -p~clmenS 7r3shing
Nes Tb.a Na,ni ra,.5e - ann
plt ttr pHnlie win good home made
Sra3 r4ses aad ~ 'kirs and also Zlon's |
l'1r soda htl ss sa haas cr skers
e.id II o lions pare candy. hakiag pow
der iAvorlng extracts aud tooth pow |
der, lions pure Laundry and toilet soap, |
washing compound c!eanlte and silver |
pollsb All are pufe and flrst class. In |
the Buckley building
Henry NJ uenson of P,rtlsnd Ora
,,,n ;e T1is;+;,,e, tto ia howe j., ua,,,,o1,y,
Town He was in the citv ON Satrr6ay |
renewing acquaintences after six years
spent in the big west he Is engaged |
as mill foreman for one OF the great lum.
Der milling firms. lie SAYS people OF |
the coast country are making extrava- !
gent arrangements for their exposition /
I,eXt season at Portland.
l>r n Y par.o,. !, ra.a;,,;,o, =, ,is;+
Sow l5S h,.o+ta1. yT;II;a,,, ps,.4.,. ~ |
Nyoina T., oo,,,'ar1, ,,-i,b ~ no,,a. -
bo nil 20 ~ tha lvori55s fsir NJ
por,ar % W. 81 ,atn;n.o y, III 80 boar hnntar ~
o,,Yl. ir;,l,d a,5 $3.50 ns,a f.4t, f
,l,o hr5,i,, fo,,,;I-, ", ~ Mo;,a +i,,S,. -
Ia h;l ~ 1sa Fathnr 49, H. Ln.
,anors oe horine. 20 lgo,, ~ li1,as - +1,;a
49, ~ 70, ''O7 VI '00
''io' Jun
Mr. E L Piimpton of La Fargo, |
was in the city on Saturday, driving over |
to meet his brother, who came from |
Minnesota to make him visit Mr.. |
Plimpton reports that La Farge is keep !
ing up its pace for progress and business.
The electric light plant of which he is |
manager, completes it's first years bust
ness lSa,a Idia meAe liont, tie5 sii' Ne says the
en"ra;oI e5;,it 1'Ili ha ri. VII ~ @ sno
nus'o,a' ,it $50 ~, &c lIG osi'eVe9 'He pau
i"n9 ''he "iOiA ViA0 ga 'i0o
a saw mill belonging to 0. c. Dur
kee anS located about FIVE miles north
west of town, was completely destroyed
by fire last Friday night. The fire
caught in the engine room and had
gained such headway by the time it was