Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-08-22
IMPORTANT PRIMARY ELECTION

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How can you vote for your man at
the general election If he is not nom.
mated at the primary In Vernon
county nomination means election, and
II you 90 not attend you haYe no voice
in naming your servants
Under the primary you may vote for
all candidates direct, from governor
down to coroner. Attend and vote.
Ia cities of 5000 and over, the hours
for polls to be open are from in the
morning to In the evening.
In other cities and all towns and
villages, tie hours are from in the
morning to in the afternoon.
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September fourth, primary election
day.
DIR. R. W. Baldwin, dentist; oppo-
site postoffice.
Miss Mabel Aiken is clerking at
Towner's store.
II. o. Mork sells Big 10 and White
Rose brands of four
For SALE a team of draft horses.
inquire of Sam Owen, city.
Carl Anderson and family are
spending several weeks at Minneapolis
DIR. Ammi Blddison came from Ban.
gor to visit his parents, living south of
the city.
Wanted, a girl to learn millinery
Apply at once Mrs j. e Bigley. VII
roqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. s ]. Severson of
Westby, spent Srcday in the city with
relatives
Editor Mrnson spent Sunday with
his family in Gnis city, the first time in
i've weeks
-Towner's annual clearance sale of
miscellaneous books-many coed things
at very low prices.
Miss Bliss Tate returned ON Thurs
day last, from visit to relatives in
North and South DAKOTA.
Mrs John r Hall and children of
Otter Creek, spent Saturday and Sun
day in the city with relatives
Former Chairman Geo. l. Wallace
of Stark town, has disposed of his fine
farm between Rockton and La Fargo.
The very best working shirts, west
ern made, full yoke necR, double stitch
ed seams, 80 It's at tho Blue Front Store.
The Mission society of the Synod
Lutheran church will meet at Mrs.
Bolstad's, Friday afternoon, August "a
Mrs. Henry Ttoms, of Richland
Center, is visiting her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. e Gorsuch in this city.
--Adolph Nustad arrived BON from
past few months operating his large
lumber mills
F. w. Alexander has been receiving
q visit from his brothers, G D. and L.
s., of Nebraska, whom he had not seen
for some years
-C,rson D .ni.p was in the city re-
nswiug hHho acqaaintances, over
Sdndty He res des at Madison and is a
tr vt,li' x sal slnsn.
rh4 entet ng ~ dg.t /. gond Income
H. :, ,n'-- Ia the b anirnp & Nettlston
b. in--- O., esa, Ninonu, Mlnhssots.
FL oatai.,s nn request.
Fh- ,,ung psoples society of Zion
Congregation will givs au Ice cree IN
eociai at Chris Froiiand's Saturday eve
ming, August 25 Everybody come.
Mira Ed Minshall and children de-
parted, last Saturday, for her new home
at Missoula, Montana They will spend
a couple of weeks In La Crosse and the
Twin Cities while enroute.
AT La Crosse August Daumick, a
teameter, clipped from high wagon
which he was unloading at the North
western freight depot and striking on
his head on the brick pavement, was
allied
Tired, burning feet Most people
have them this month, especially after
an outing and u long tramp. Try our
Foot Ease" it works like charm and
makes you feel COIL and easy
o. E DAVIS, Drugeis'
w " Powell for the Free Press
and G e Vandereook for the Sentinel,
representing Milwaukee newspapers,
were In the city on Monday doing re-
p)rtorial duty in connection with'Ssna.
tor La Follette's NEE ing
j l. Ciswson was in from Chase.
burg on Saturday He said that con-
siderable damage was done tobacco
farmers near Woodville, on Thursday
Hail and wind worked badly to not a
few and In dollars and cents the loss
was quite heavy.
Thirty ge dollars buys scholar
chip in the Viroqua business college
gaod for ak months, and includes all
the bookkeeping and shorthand courses.
Write for particulars.
Viroqua Business College
Viroqua. Wis
Mr. Nsls D. Nelson OF Nayvilie
North Dakota, is a guest of relatives in
this vicinity. Mr. Nelson does not sgtee
with the reports sent ont that his state
will harvest this year the lsig'st ciops
in its history :still he says they have
nothing to complain of
Jacob Aberg of r .trs.t neighbor.
hood, told the CENSOR while in the
CITY, on Saturday, tha; during the se-
we're storm Of last Thnr Law, lightning
killed two cows for q Grle Broadhead
and blew over the lIxa tonsccn shed
FIR Charm ~ Albert b ,aahs..i
The ming in clntsct II two live
wires il,i iusie the uwsy of the
Tate stnr.4 csn-ei no ttit'e stir for n
few ,uom uts on Friday evening last
B fore the wirrs hnrnt iB two and fell
T., the or,und they presented a novel