Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-08-29
PREPARE FOR THE PRIMARY
Important Inform alton for Voters Let
Every Man Attend.

On Tuesday, Sept 4, the voters of the
state will, for the first time, exercise
the privilege of voting direct for the
candidate they wish to see nominated
for the various state and county offices.
This privilege has been secured to them
after long weary struggle and il is
now up to them" to exercise the privi-
ledge
The polls will be open from 900 q
m to 500 p N. The voters, entering
the polling place, will receive a ballot
consisting of several sheets fastened to
gether at the top Each separate sheet
contains the names of all the candidates
belonging to certain party, the name
of which is printed in large type at the
top The voter after retiring to the
booth, will select the ticket of the party
for which he desires TO vote, separate 1t
from the rest and place a cross mark (X)
in the square at the right of the name
of each candidate whom he wishes 10
nominate, then fold ii in the usual way
and hand it to the inspector. The un-
used tickets he will fold likewise and
deposit them in a large waste paper
box provided for that purpose; these
are later destroyed without being ex-
amined. No one can therefore know
which ticket he voted. The voter does
not name his party and he can vote any
ticket he chooses but he cannot vote
mixed ticket. He cannot vote for gov
ernor of one party and sheriff of an
other
Voters should remember they must
place mark after the name of EACH
candidate for whom they desire to vote
A few minutes study of the ballot be-
fore entering the booth will oe sufficient
to make the system plain.
We hope that every voter in Vernon
county will be found at the polls. Give
the new law fair and thorough test
Fay Smith has gone to Bangor for
week.
Get on the band wagon. Vote for
Helgeson for sheriff
Mrs Prices canning compound for
sale by T. o. Mork.
-Closing-out sale of mems pants at
the Fair Savings Store.
Don't forget the puzzle fans at w
F. Lindemann Cos
Money to loan on real estate. H.
quire of G. 81. Minshall.
Money to loan on real estate se-
curity BUTT & BUTT
Emily Morse returned from South
Dakota, after several weeks absence.
Carl Neprud of Westby, was a busi.
ness caller in Viroqua, last Saturday.
Wanted, married man with 9 or 10
grown up sons to vote for Helgeson
Miss Malena Hanson of Chicago, is
visiting relatives and friends in this vi
cinity.
900 pairs of mems apron overalls on
ly 35c at the Fair Savings Store. A bar
gain
If you would endorse self educat-
ed nan, vote for D. F. Mains, assembly
candidate.
Attorney A. f. Drew of La Fargo,
visited his mother and sister in this
city on M Mondsy.
Miss Maude Seaman and brother
Vivian, Of Clinton, are guests at the
home o. d. F. Mains,
School upplies-tablets, pencils,
pens, penholders, rulers, compasses and
erasers. O. h. Davis.
Probate court will not be in session
next Tuesday, 1t being legal holiday.
It will be held the next day.
If you have the cash you can save
from five to tt n per cent on your lum-
Der hv buying of John E Nuzum
-"Ougoline" is harmless applics-
ton made for removing ali fruit, glove
and lux stains. o E Davis, Druggitt.
Mr. and Mrf Douglas ", fl are
again at home after six weeks absence
spent in visiting friends and relatives.
For sale, "A farm of IS acres in town
Of Franklin; also another of 20 acres,
one mile west of Viroqua.
J. d. Cade, Vircqua, r )ute 8
Congregational aid society meets
with Mesdames Will Lindem4nn and
Henry Rogers at the home of the former
ON Wednesday, September 5.
-Mesdames Chas Trowbridge and
Chas Thompson entertained the Violet
and Thursday clubs at the home of the
former, last Thursday afternoon.
While harvt sting tobacco on Mon
day, sixteen-year-old son of Mr.. Sam
Olson of Bristow, in some manner had
u lung pierced by tobacco spear. His
condition is serions.
Mrs. II. l. Gilmore and children
who have been visiting at the home of
her aunt Mrs. A. Severtson of Vircqua
town. returned TO her home vt Denver,
Colorado, last Thursday.
Miss Ethel Atwood left ON Friday
last, for Madison where she WAS the
gnert of Mrs M c. Bergh for couple
of days, She is now in Milwaukee
where she will buy her fall stock of
millinery,
Remember bargain prices prevail
al ihrough our store az long as hot
weather lasts We do not propose to
carry over seasonable goods to unsea.
sonable time They must go during the
season for which they were made
The Blue Front Store.
Jas. Mason post, of this village, had
the honor of heading the Wisconsin
delegation of over 2,200 veterans in the
parade at the G. A. r. encampment ut
Minneapolis, the largest delegation out.
eide the state of Minnesota DE Soto
Argus
-Miss Amy Gott leaves. tomorrow.
for Bluffton, Indiana, where she viii
take charge of domestic science in the
city schools with salary of $3.50 Mis-
Amy il graduate OF the domestic