Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-01-27

security. Inquire of Butt q Butt.
Why not have your photo taken al
Dickson's studio, over Blrs Front.
Meals served tor IL, 10 and 20 cent.
G. A. Nelson's bakery i'll Opera block
For Fire and Tornado Insurance cal
on John Dawson & Co. Agency, Viroqua
Everything in winter goods at 8
discount at B. D. Williams q Co. g.
Rev. Quick, the Newton Methodist
pastor, was among our Tuesday callers.
-R. P. Dalton braved the cold OF
Tuesday and drove over from La Fargo.
Not since the good old pioneer days
has this section experienced such wealth
or.
j. Fl. McLees and SON drove in eigh-
teen head of fatted cattle on cold Mon.
day.
Will J. Michelet of Westby, trans
acted business with the CENSOR on Fri
day last.
"A basket social will be given at the
residence of Harrison Smith on Pleasant
Ridge, Saturday evening next Every
one invited.
-Robt. johnson recently purchased
240 acres of land in Chippewa county,
which will be managed by his boys.
Fatal kidney and bladder troubles can
always be prevented by the use of Fol-
ey's Kidney Cure. A. J. johnson.
w. Fl. Howard and wife of Cresco,
Iowa, are visiting at the parental home
of the lady on Pleasant Ridge, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Clements.
Try Wisconsin Medicated stock food
or condition powders, formula of State
Veterinarian E. d. Roberts. For sale by
G. A. Mozterrd, Bloomingdale.
Keep quiet, there is hen on Chas.
s. Slack 81 Co. are selling stoves to beat
the band, and they have those Peerless
all-steel ranges that are the best made
in the world, too.
Many of the better class of farmers
are buying horses of Chas. s. Slack &
Co., but they still have quite number
of fine working animals that should be
kept at home. They keep quite num-
Der at their barns in Viroqua.
Get our prices AID wen get your
business. We carry tie largest stock
Of watches in Vernon county and can
supply everything in the line as long as
they are on the market.
JOS. BOEHRER, Jeweler.
We make the proud boast that ours
is family shoe store. This is not a
speciality store, but an all around shoe
business. Everything that is worth
while in shoes is here.
FL d. WILLIAMS g. Co.
Treasurer Will Selbach of Stark,
was over from Rockton, today. He has
extended the time for one month when
citizens may pay their tax without the
pen lty of an extra per cent. This is
generous act on the part of Mr.. Selbachs
Mo reader will be able to overlook
the big advertisement of aThe Beavers, .
q new insurance order which will estab-
lish branch in this city. Messrs.
Matheson 81 Peterson are canvassing
the situation and expect to do business.
Victory had a fire scare last Sunday
and the dwelling belonging to
the estate of Mrs. c. A. Ferguson, de-
ceased, was damaged to the extent of
$50 The loss was covered by insu rance
in the John Dawson & Co. agency of
this city.
The city council remitted the tax
On the property of 81. d. Williams and
J. H. Tate, used for public market.
The amount is $43 63 Water tax col
lections were turned over to city mar
shal, and three per cent. will be paid
that official for the work
-Chas S. Slack g. Co. have one twen-
ty-horse Reeves traction double engine
now on hand that some one should buy
and get to earning $50 per day running
3 saw mill. They also will sell their
1908 separator and Reeves huller to the
right parties on easy terms. Come and
investigate.
Albert Lind arrived here Saturday
night, from Bowbells, North Dakota, for
3 months stay. He reports all Vernon
county people located in that section as
we'll and prosperous Mr.. Lind seys it
has been steady cold winter in the
west but the cold is not as penetrating
rs here.
DIR. Will Blake has decided not to
locate at Bloom City, but instead will
commence practice at Rockton. 1t is
good field, having no physician at pres
ent. Mr.. Blake has had several years
experience and is a graduate of Rush
Medical College The CENSOR COM
mends him to people where he is about
TO locate.
Frank Salmon meet with serious
accident Tuesday evening after supper.
He retired to his room and while unload
ing q double barreled shot gun 1t was
discharged, the charge tear
ing away large wound In the right
side. DR.. Henika, who has charge of
the case, considers his chance for recov-
cry good.-Readstown Herald.
An exchange says that the truthful
standing of an editor Is appreciated after
death If not before. A lawyer recently
sent the following words of coincidence
to the widow of an editor in a nearby
town: Dear Madam: / cannot tell You
how pained was t. hear that your hus-
band has gone to heaven We were bos-
ON friends but we can never. never
meet again
The Northwestern railway has is
sued an order that under no circum-
stances shall passenger trains exceed
their schedule speed No matter how
late trim may be, the engineer must
not make mp time by running faster
than his schedule calls for. All trains
that become lats on any portion of their
trips must arrive at destination late.
The explanation is made that the man
agement does not care to risk disaster
which might occur on account of fast
running in an effos, to make up lost
time.
>-Au cur farmer readers who attend
tie two-weeks farmers course at the
University, beginning February 5th,
should bear in mind that the railroads
viii grant third fare rate on return