Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
are making hay.

licenses At fOUU ohcn.
Have You heard the Busy Beer
Get busy and go to w. f. Lindemanu
Co.
John Strait and family, late oil
Trippville, have taken mp their resi-
deDee in this city.
Tea tea Why not try some tea
now for change Ssverson's are sell
ing dandy at 28c per pound.
Our new quarters In the Purdy
block will be ready on or about August
10th FAIR SAVINGS STORE
Method sdies aid society meets
with Mesdam.s Z J. Ogden and Salome
Miller on Wednesday, July 16, at resi-
dence of the former.
-Genevieve Harris has returned from
her musical studies In Minneapolis, and
is prepared to give instructions on
piano forte and organ
-Tibbits. Cameron Lumber Co. have
just unloaded from one car 200, 900 new
brand shed shingles, high grade. Your
price. Call and see them.
We call attention to the advertise.
ment of farm to rent, which appears in
today's issue of the CENSOR. It is an
opportunity for some good worker
"A. l. Eidemiller, general freight
and passenger agent of the Southeast
ern railway, is in the city today, look
ing after the interests Of that road.
Our entire stock of dry goods,
clothing, hats, caps and furnishing
goods, etc at slaughter sale prices.
FAIR SAVINGS STORE.
For sale, millinery stock and fix.
lures. Good business at small figures.
Mrs. ]. E BIEGLEY.
Viroqua, Wis.
Richard Knudson of Ferryville,
died week ago today, aged thirty
years Burial occurred at Utica on
Friday last, Rev Mr. Flnstad officiat'
ing.
"A Tullock of Victory. was in town,
Saturday. making arrangements for q
horse sale to be conducted by him at
the Southeastern stock yards on Sstur-
day next.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co have the Mil.
YANKEE, Deering and Champion binders,
mowers. tedders and rakes, and they
are three that are never excelled and
seldom equaled.
The crowds were so dense at Madi-
son and Lacrosse, last Tuesday and
Wednesday, that the great Ringing
shows were unable to accommodate all
who wished to attend
That Dain side delivery rake is the
one that rakes the hay mp green in a
nice loose windrow and when it Is cured
1t retains that nice green color. Chas.
s. Slack & Co, sell the Dain goods.
"A resident of the western section
of the city succeeded in staying a skunk
which was making inrosds in his flock
of chickens The atmosphere in that
region is now redolent with perfume
rare.
just remember that you can insure
your farm or village property against
cyclone damage with the John Dawson
& Co. agency at cost of g. 90 per 81, 600
for three years; or $500 per $1,000 for
five years.
Will Ady and George Stewart
clerks In the clothing and shoe depart.
ments respectively, of the Lindemann
store, are enjoying two weeks vaca-
tton at the home of the latter at River
Falls
Mrs. Bertha Broadhead left on
Monday, for western trip. She will
visit at Spokt ne Washington, and Salem
Oregon. At the latter place she will be
the guest of our former townsmaD,
d Bennett
Prof. F. M. Jack, for three years at
the head OF the Sparta schools, will re-
sign to accept the institute conductor
ship in this River Falls normal school. s.
place made vacant by the death By
drowning of Prof. A. 81. Fletcher.
Being crowded for room we have
rented larger quarters in the Purdy
block. To save expense of moving
stock we intend to sell our goods at
prices which will pay you to investi-
gate. THE FAIR SAVINGS STORE.
On Sunday next steamboat excur-
sion will be run to Battle Island and re.
turn via the Southeastern railway In
connection with the steamer Lion"
and barge. Train leaves La Crosse on
return trip at $50 p. m. Round trip
rate, 81 35.
Professor w. P Colburn spent
Monday at his home In this city and
then left for Mansion, where he is one
of the institute conductors. The value
placed upon Prof. Colburn's services by
the state school authorities is such that
he has been retained this year for
institute work at handsome increase
In salary.
-Thirty-fve dollars buys a scholar
ship in the Viroqua Business college
good for six months. This scholarship
includes all the following subjects
Bookkeeping, shorthand, typewriting,
penmanship, arithmetic, grammar,
spelling, letter writing and com u.orcial
law. Must be purchased on or before
October 8, 1905. School opens October
1, 1906
The Felix mercantile stock will be
removed to the P1rdY business stand
next to the postoffice. within a month.
MIR. Purdy has vacated and the room is
being Temodeled for Mr.. Felix. Brice
Purdy out of business That seems
unnatural. There Is but one or two
men now In trade who have been In it
longer rere continuously than Mr..
Purdy. de will take long earned
and much needed rest.
Tuesday morning about 8 a. m
while helping his father clammine
Cordie Bond, a boy 12 wears old
OF Victory. fell ont of his clam boat and
got tangled up In his clam lines and
hooks and was carried to the bottom OF
the river and drowned After drag.
ging the river all the forenoon without
success the body was found about A
mile down the river by George Miller,
another clammer. at 30 q In