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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05
SOME BRITISH JOKES.

ld reported what tho dealer had sid
Thc former gave "a tremendous and sig
u.ucant wink, and whispered;
Hes ss lame ~ two-legged stool.
4 bad him badly shod on purpose 20 MAXI
thom believe that that was the cause of
ls nmninr.'
Whom this was communicated % tho
dealer Do seemed for the moment taken
aback and hung his head. then. with n
lttir Sigh and shruE OF biz shoulders.
nc said. quietly:
An. weli. is an rght--t was bad
sovereign"
8 Scottish tourist wandering about the
streets ot Paris az some distance from his
hotcl found himself In "a strange neigh
horhood and. 20 make things worse
Do failed through ignorance or the Lam
gu8g,. Gao get any one TO guide him home
WARD. Then happy thought struck
him. By Uint Of signs he concluded o.
bargain with @ fruit hawkcr FOR basket
ful OF cuusphcrHes and then to tho
Arrangement of every body. he went ahoui
shouting. "F'ine Scotch grussetsi
penny % num- This went on Tor "a while
tiu fcllow-countryma rushed forward
tn him. and selling him roughly by tho
shoulder asked: "Man. dye think vc'rs
iu the streets Of Glescn. that 70 sang
about Ike q madman crying crossctss'
"Echl' be- replied. with n sense Of roller
''Ye'rc iust the man ] was looking for
Dyc ken the way 10 the Blanc Hotrl7"
Mr. Jones had r country house and ha1
run up 90 town. on his return !olrnag
thch train came into collision, occasl1rirI-
damage and delay Mr.. Jones was -hlk.
cr. but mot otherwise hurt He got "a
friend 90 telegraph FOR him. which hs
did 20 the following effect. SERIOUS
accident Mr. Jones remains. Coming
SEQ b. M. train but the clerk trans
posed The massage thus. Serious arrI-
dent Nr Jones remains coming S70 3d.
M train And when that unfortunate
gentleman arrived, instead Of finding hIa
carriage. there was 9u undertake with
90 coffin waiting % convey his remains ID.
h's sOrrov-strloken family.
Mrs Brown awokc her husband Ir tho
dead of night with the startling Iufor-
nation that she had just heard a burglar
lu the room below Now she OK
claimed. oxcitedly. "hes lighting one no
those cigars ! gave you for your birth
day J heard him pick up the box ana
nut % down again. Then John sat mp
and listened by love. Mary. you'ro
right he answered. He u.s. He's ac-
tually smoking one OF those-er-er those
cigars Then he nestled once more com
fortably beneath the blankets GO to
sleep again, Mary" he said. complaceut-
lyi well ind the poor wretch IN the
morning"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05

Ills confrere. Marictte. left the service
sons elk years ago. and studied music
undur the most modern masters iu
Paris 1fi4 opcraiir version " "Sa-
I,mr" o. 600 hs produced during tho
winter ai the Grand thcater at LyonH
and tho composer. friends ore hoping
Dc may brine huu 1s much rcnown os
she publication OF hH first novel an
d.. piorrH IoU.
CURTIS RROwN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05


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untouched and of which the reformer
apparently lyF.r thought Don the
fui~e of musical come N MT Sha"
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beads and hearts of people ne never
could bon. 10 l'',' ln unS ".ur
way. surely lnal 'nI WIZ s,it,i,,
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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-10

&C. w. Livingston spent last week
at Janesville.
W. II. Coffiand was in Chicago on
business last week.
Miss Nellie Mahoney entertained,
last Wednesday evening
Miss Stella Nuzum is visiting at
Minneapolis for couple of weeks.
Just received carload of shorts
Going fast. Brennan & Smith
Miss Helen Munson entertained the
"F'' and "E'' club, last Thursday even
ing.
Miss Nina Hubbel of Sparta, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. | Hamilton, this
week.
Mrs. Biddison has been visiting her
son, Ami Biddison of Bangor, for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Crume are re-
ioicing over the arrival of q young son
at their home.
J. w. O'Leary is building an ad-
dition to his residence on the north side
of South street.
Official returns for this county gives
Marshall 1902 and Scudder 446 votes for
supreme justice.
Mrs. Peter Oftedahl is making a
three weeks visit with relatives at
Aberdeen, South Dakota.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-10
Death Of Former Resident.

j. j. Silbaugh, former resident of
this county, died at his home at Lor-
raine, Harrison county, Missouri, on
Tuesday, a al ?, from heart trouble.
Decease was son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edw' u Silbaugh, and lived until his
removal to Missouri eighteen years
ago, on a farm several miles northeast
Of this city. Besides farming he also
worked at the carpenter trade He
was possessed of a kind heart and
cheerful disposition, and those who
knew him revere his memory He is
survived by the aged mother, three
brothers and four sisters Henry, Lew
is, William, Mrs. Albert Carmichael
and Mrs. Ed Wiganosky, living in or
near Viroqua. and Mesdames Pennell
Garrett and Taylor Melvin of Missouri.
Accompanied by William, Henry and
mia WiganosIIy, Mrs. Silbaugh went
to Missouri to be'present at the funeral
of her SON
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-10
Crack wrestIers Matched.

Lex Clayton, undefeated lightweight
champion, and Tommy Burk, lightweight
champion, have been matched to wrestle
at the Opera house, next Saturday
night at 915. In this contest Burk
has a handicap, Clayton must throw
him three times in one hour in order to
win the purse.
The management insures a most in
teresting contest of this clean sport
and wishes to see as many ladies' pre-
sent as possible. Wrestling has always
been held in high esteem in athletics
ever since its origin II the anr mt
Greecian gam IS where skill and sire tn
are required. This being the first
meeting of crack wrestlers in Viroqua,
it is hoped large crowd will be pre-
sent as a series of these matches are
contemplated. Tickets so cents. La
dies half price.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-10
HICKS PREDICTIONS FOR APRIL.
Month of Heavy Storms. With Chilly.
ChangeAble Weather.

A reactionary storm period is central
on the IL, u and Is. 1t is believed a
marked crises of April storms will fall
on and touching the IL and l2 Vicious
electrical storms with hail will visit
many sections during the passage of
these storms from west to east.
A regular storm period is central on
the 10, extending from the II to %.
1t is believed that this win prove ore of
the most decided, if not violent periods
of the month.
A reactionary storm period is cen
trail on the "a, 25 and 26. The disturb
ances of this period will eliminate about
the 25. General and heavy April
showers will be natural, attended by
very heavy lightning and thunder. If
approaching thunder clouds take on a
decided copperish hue, it will be safe to
anticipate hail.
A regular storm period is central on
the last day of April, extending from
April Is to May g. Storms of rain,
and thunder will likely develop by
n TO %, and continue daily into
opening days of May.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-10
carrlnaton 6 Casey Farms. North Dakota

During the past week have thoroughly inspect
the Darlington g. Casey lands in south Foster
county. North Dakota. and am satisfied there are
none better in the Dakotas Words cannot do
them justice. They must be 10 know their
value. The soil is q deep. black loan clay sub
soil just little rolling 10 give good drainage The
water is good can be found at depth Of Is
feet. These lands lie close to Boriuas. thriving
town on the main line Of the 500" X. X. Bortiu-
las has four large grain elevators and two more
will be erected this summer. found the farmers
busy sowing their grain. Wheat goes from 20 10
y bushels per acre harley 30 10 So oats 50 10 as
fax 10 10 i5 and hay and corn are fair crops The
prices of these lands from $50 10 $40 per acre
some sections being plowed and rented for this
season. They may seem 10 be high but consider
ing the quality of the land and nearness to mar
ket they are the cheapest in the end.
Taking az a basis the average crop for the last
ten years. these lands will pay for themselves In
eight years in renting them out for half crop
These lands have never been placed on the mar
ket and will not be, before April l5 Anyone
wishing to go up and look the country over see me
befor April l6. also the Ransom county
farms which are considered to he first class. Prices
SIS to $45 per for improved farms. We have
cheaper lands in Morton and Hettinger counties at
S. 0O per acre for tracts Of one section more.
Epw. EvERsoR,
Residence Purdy Place. Main Street
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-10
Assessor -Ai Lind.
Justiees-R. Williams. c. Lind.
Police Justiee-H. +. Myers.
Constable Elias Fox

Assessor Lind.
Justiees-R Williams. C. Lind.
Police Justiee-H. +. Myers.
Constable Elias Fox
LA FARCE.
President. II. Potts.
Creeden.
Clerk-Ceo. E. Chambers
Treasurer George Burnard.
Assessor Arthur TTavers.
Supervisor Geo f. Tate
Justice-F F. Oldenburg.
Constable Wm. Hook.
ONTARIO.
Presidents. SIoggy.
Trustees-C. B. Day J. Keyes. &. w. DeLap.
T. b. Marsden. A. Motley.
Clerk-A. +. Saunders.
Assessor H. Egler. Sr.
Treasurer-V. A. Stoddard
Superyisor--S. Sloggy lvernon county,.
Police Justice Allen Wecher
Justice-V. A, Stoddard.
Constable-l. r. Walker.
READsTowN.
President Edgar Ewers.
Trustees-I. w, Swain. Oscar Anderson G. II.
Buxton. Stephen Davis, j. J. Slime. S. T. Dregne.
Assessor-G. A. Ewers
Treasurer-A. II. Nard.
ID. D. Buxton.
Supervisor c. W. Fowell.
Police iustice-C w. Fish.
Justices John Crook. l.. W Pettygrove.
Constables Ed. Flanagan. VIM. Hutchison.
SToDDARD.
President W. T. Nottingham.
Trustees T. L. Adams, Gust f. Granke, Aug
ust Bay.
Clerk o. ]. Stoke.
Assessor l.. Haderson.
Treasurer Gust MrobeL
Supervisor j. C. Johnson
Justice o. j. Stoke.
Police Justice Chas Van Vleet
Constable Geo Van Vleet
SOLDIERS GROVE.
President Jas. Dinsdale
Trustees Martin Hegerson, Ole Halvorsen
Jas Mccormick, A. r. pugh. s. Brimmer. Peter
UphOme
Clerk F. F. Rogers.
Treasurer George Davidson.
Assessor j. Sorenson
Supervisor Alley Peterson.
VIROQUA.
Aldermen First ward. J. F. Parker: Second
ward. C. J. Smith: Third ward. W f. Garrett.
Supervsors-First ward T. o Mork Second
ward F. Nj. Rogers: Third ward, C. r. Morley
Justices. r. Pollard, Squire Toney.
VIOLA.
PresdentL l.. Lathrop.
Risen.
CieryChas H. Nye
TroasG. err S. NJ. Gore.
Assessor-A. J. Anderson
Juitice OF the Peaee-Robt. Parker.
ConstableJ W. Moon.
wEsTBY.
President-H O. Stevlingson.
Trustees Jens Davidson. Soren Larson, John
Michelet, Andrew Hagen.
Supervisor L. Grimsra ad.
Clerk-0laf Peterson.
Assessor T. Blihovde
TreaslHear- b. c. Thoresoa
Justiee-Paul Steenson.
Constable-Oluf Onsrud.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-10

We understand that movement is on
foot to contest the validity of the re-
cent city election SO far as the question
of "license" or mo license" is con-
cerned, on the ground that notice of
submission Of said question to the vot-
ers was no. published or posted as re-
CURED by law. No definite steps in the
matter have been taken at this time.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-10
licensed 10 Marry.

The following marriage licenses were
issued at the county clerks Office dur
ing the past week: Will Anderson of
jefferson and Ida Nicholson of Franklin;
Gust Bray and Mary Bezpaletz, both of
Hamburg: Edgar Kanable of Forest,
Richland county, and Myrtle Smith of
kickapoo; Albert Sheldon of Sterling
and Ella Thompson Of jefferson.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-10

II you wish to take up homestead
and buy quarter section adjoining see
ern Pacific All the milk cows will be
furnished on shares and free coal for 2
years within two miles of land. Price
$40 to Sl5 per acre on easy terms.
This is a chance hard to beat.
EDw. EVERsoN.
Residence. Purdv place. Main street
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-10
A PonuIar Entertainment.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Har Basel, motion
picture entertainers, are delighting
large audiences at Opera house. Their
moving pictures and dissolving views
are beyond doubt as good as any yet
produced. Their variety is large,
embracing the humorous, scenes of
foreign travel and historic events such
as the San Francisco disaster Tonight
marks their last appearance on this
visit to our city.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-10
THE NEW BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Very Few Changes From the Membership
of Last fear-EKperienced Men.

Probably not since the county was
organized has there been so few
changes, cne year from the last, as oc-
ours in the county board membership
as last year with the present. OF the
thirty-two members only two. Messrs.
Powell of Genoa, and Mork OF this city,
have had no previous experience.
There are five changes since last year.
The membership is as follows:
BerRen-C. J. Mcclellan.
Christiana-E. b. Homstai
Clinton-Michae Brody
Coon Helge Larson.
Forest-C. ]. Eastman
Franklin Ole T. Fortney
Genoa w. Powell
Greenwood. w Shreye
Hamburg William Kapanke
Harmony Fred Dumlner
Hnsboro lafayette Fox.
jefferson Martin Root
Kickapoo-Chas. D. Smith
Liberty Fish
Stark VIII Sebaeh
Sterling Albert j. Broadhead
Union-C. g. 0bert
Viroqua-Thomas Stevens.
Webster Harvey NJ Allen
Wheatland-AleX. Tulloch
Whitestown-Jos W. Adler
De Soto Village-R Nj McAuley
Hiilsboro viage-B /. Bailey.
La Farge Village George y. Tate
Ontario Nillage- Samuel SlJgyy
Readstown Vlage-C. w Fowell
Sloddard Village John C. johnson.
NiolI Village-John H. Shroeder
WestDy Village Lawrence Grimsrud
Niroqua City-First ward Thos o Morl Sec
ond ward. F. NJ Rogers: Third ward. C. f. Nor
ley.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-10
AMOUNT OF DELINQUENT TAX SNAIL
Showing in Collections This Year Even
Better Than Last.

The amount of delinquent tax in Yer
non county this year is remarkably
small, being S123 "a less than last wear.
Four towns and two villages made no
return of 4p"ot~cted tax to Treasurer
Berge, on either real or personal pro-
perty. Below we give a comparison of
returns for years 1906 and 1907:
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-10
August Smith returned last Satur-

August Smith returned last Satur-
day, after weeks visit in Milwaukee.
A meeting of the Democratic
county committee for Vornon county
is called to meet ut Hotel Fortney at
10 a. m, April 9th, for the purpose Of
electing chairman in the place Of
Capt. jackson Silbaugh who is about to
leave the county.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-10
Administering Sale.

The undersigned will sell at public
auction. on Wednesday, April II, com
mencing a. 10 a. M, all the personal
propert 0i the late Chas. De Lap,
consisti. o. stock and farm machinery,
at the fann of the said Chas. w De-
Lap one mile southeast of the village of
Gem ALBERT HALL,
A AJy.t ot yo
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-10

GENOA.

Central Ridge April s-Farmers have COM
meneed doing spring. work on ridge Last
Sunday was a very unpleasant day, owing to the
rain and snow Nels Thompson and family have
moved onto the Hans Nelson farm. We are well
pleased with new neighbors Mrs. Elef
Hanson is very i'll at present DR. Schreiner IS at
tending her Miss Eva knower is engaged as
teacher for the Central Ridge school Ludwig
Mataon is employed at Albert Johnsons for the
coming summer . The tin wedding at Mr.. and
Mrs Elef Kolden. last Saturday evening. was
largely attended and an enjoyable time was had by
all. They were married ten years .Goidie Pow
ell II on the sick list ~ Louie Walter was seen
passing over the ridge. Friday . The boys are
having quite sport fishing this season. IL they
would all try their luck there wouldn't be 30 many
bachelors Miss Ellen Davis called on Miss
Minnie Walter. last Wednesday evening Our
mail carrier, Elmer Huntington is dong fine this
spring Rain or shine, he comes just the same
Johnny Roth passed over the ridge. last week
ROBIN RED BREAST
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-10

Contracts from the Rock County
Sugar Co, Janesville, Wis, can be OBJ
tanned of A. d. Helgerson, Cargill ele-
vator.
General and Mrs. e. NJ. Rogers
returned on Thursday of last week,
from several weeks stay in Mil
waukee.
The district Christian Fndeavor.
convention will be held at La Crosse
beginning April II. Several from here
will attend
Geo. McGonigal's mother came to
this city, last Thursday, and win make
her home here with MIR. and Mrs.
MeGonigal
Brad Miller succeeds Frank Beedle
as conductor on the branch Tae latter
has a passenger run between La Crosse
and Milwaukee.
Barber Earl Truesdale is planning
to rebuild and add an addition to the
residence he recently purchased on
South Main street.
The Ladies Aid society Of the
Lutheran Synod church, will meet with
Mrs. Chris. Oswald, on Friday, April
II, at 2:30 p. m,
WI diiu MI HLkEI ol A0HlIofU.
were called to this city ON Monday, by
the death Of Mrs fuckers sister. Mrs.
F. f. Muteh. at Newton.
Hillsboro postofTice was burglarized
last Saturday night. A small sum Of
money and a quantity of stamps were
secured. 1t is believed to be the work
of professionals.
Congregational Aid society will be
entertained by Mesdames J f.. Sarles
and Chas. Kuebler at the church parlors
on Wednesday, April II. Come early
as there is work to do.
Lake e. Sons have commenced the
work renewing the magnificent Eek
hardt tobacco warehouse The brick
are of pleasant pink color and will
make handsome building
? The whist club will be entertained
at the Dyson hail. next Friday evening.
by Messrs. and Mesdames VIM. TroW-
bridge, George Minshal and Henry
Rogers, Jr., and Miss Winnie Baldwin
] have several pieces Of furniture
which | will sell at half value. Heater
and cook stove, couch, table, chairs,
rockers, bureaus, etc, Mrs. NJ. A.
Bates, POwells residence, up stairs, on
posite Fl. l.. Rayners.
Erick Talley will hold an auction
sale on the Ole l.. Thompson farm two
miles east of Liberty Pole, ON Saturday
next, sale to begin at ! o'clock. A
horse, farm machinery, and a quantity
of wearing apparel will be offered for
sale.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-10
CITY SCHOOL NOTES

The recent Cashton Viroqua debate
has made joint debates more popular
in this vicinity of the state than they
have been for many years. Already
three large high schools are negotiating
for debates to be held either during the
present or the coming school year.
Mr.. Sydney Baker goes to Soldiers
Grove Friday afternoon to act as Judge
at the League decIamatory contest.
Mr.. Keefe and Supt Gardner We're
Judges at Ontario local contest, last
Saturday.
Miss Mary Rayner has again taken
up her work in the third grade. This
room has been in the care of Mrs.
Chas M. Thompson during Miss Ray
ner's absence
The high school base bali team mem
bers have ordered uniforms. The team
has been aided financially hy contribu-
tions from Viroqua business men and
firms. The names Of contributors and
amounts given by each will be published
in the CENsoR's next issue.
In order to determine who shall re-
present Viroqua in the League Deela-
matory contest to be held at Sparta.
April 26, a local contest, with fifteen
contestants, will be held in the high
school assembly room, Friday evening,
April 10.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-10
ADDITIONAL WANT ADS.

For SALE Some choice lots, very
cheap. Inquire of j. J Wilsey
For SALE A lot Of mason S scaffold
ing and tools, also quarrying tools.
William Lake.
FoR SALE A bunch Of high grade
Shropshire sheep, VIII sell in large or
small lots. Come at once,
J. +. NuzUM
LOST On March l9, on valley road
between ViroqGa and Liberty Pole,
lady's fur boa, Finder leave same at
this Office and get reward.
For SALE 2300 acre cattle and grain
ranch in Ransom county, North Dakota
mile from station, good buildings.
wells and wind mills, will sell half or
all, bargain at $3.50 per acre. 100
acres in Ransom county, North Dakota,
can all be plowded $1400, $500 cash,
balance on three years time
EDw. EvERsON.
Residence, Purdy place, Main street.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-10

For SALE Some choice lots, very
cheap. Inquire of j. j Wilsey.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-10
VILLAGES

DE SOTO.
Presiden, r. 3 EmbersJn.
Traniees Nn kioak Joa Osborne. $. D. Tay-
ior
Clerk &. Nj Hjerieid
Treasurer G. II. Upham.
Assessor w Dyer.
Supervisors. Vernon county. X M. McAuipyi
Crawford Martin Luftus
Jrstier-C. " Rutte..
Constable w. j. WardGei.
CAsWTON.
President T. r. Nelson
Trtisteea.-H N. J. Hall g. T. Taylor. g. J. Bates
VIM McAIuliin
Clerk Geo N Riiarute
Treasurer + Jaaslagar
Supervisor :" r. Nelson.
Assessor J Il. WHlgrube
Juatice--H T. t'remer
Constable VIZ. Degenhatdt.
HnLSBORO.
President Ed Hammer
Trustess-W c Aulse5roe}. ". a. stein. :. A.
Cash.
Clerk-F F. Policy.
Treasurer r. v. Wernick
SuperS 4sor- 4. L. Bailey.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-10
Bits of Local News
APRIL.

APRIL.
Birds on the boughs before the buds
Begin to hurst in the spring,
Bending their heads TO the Apri hoods,
To much out of breath to sing.
o. warm delicious. hopeful rainl
Let us be glad together
Summer comes flying in beauty again.
Through the fitful April weather.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-10
THOSE WHO GOT THERE
Complete List of Town and Village
Officers Chosen at Election.
BERGEN.

Supervisors has. J. Mcclellan chairman: H.
F. Bay. Christ Noe
Clerk-Wm. Farsch.
Tressurer-R Reitlich
Assessor +. f. Neumann.
Justices F. c. Dudley. d. w. Bradley. Alfred
Shorey
Constabes Melvin Bryhn. JAS. Spears Adolph
Rev