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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-30

NORTH SPRINGvILLE, August 90
Several of the people have their grain
threshed and are harvesting tobacco.
Mr.. End Mrs. Ellis Reed returned
from Montana, where they visited with
their sons Frank and Joseph. They
seemed pleased with the prospects out
there :. Mr.. and Mrs. /. N. Groves re-
turned Sunday eve from visit in Can
ada with their son Lee and family.
Edna returned few days before her
father and mother, A new bell is to
be put on the school house. which viii
be good improvement. Florence Reed
has been secured as mistress of the
school, " for the coming year Nearly
everyone from our ridge attended the
''l0l Wild West" Monday .., Mrs.
Elmer Loverud called at the II. l.. Reed
home. Tuesday Z. Mr.. Allen moved his
threshing outfit to Springyille, Tuesday
-, Hazel, Helen and Marian Mills
are just getting over the whooping
cough We are all pleased to hear
that Mrs. Dora Reed, who has been in
/ the Lutheran Hospital some sever
weeks, is able to he Up in a chair ).
! Mrs. Nelson who returned from thu
hospital short time ago is quite we'll
Many of our young people attended ICE
cream social at owen Moore s Saturday
evening .Sylvanus Moore and Ralph
Mable and Katie passed thru our burf
to Yirouua. A. III Hoveland wa
seen on our ridge recently .. Light
ming struck grain stack which burn
ed to the ground on A. j. Favor 'splaee
! The rest of the set of grain was savet
by threshing il out that day.
pEnE,S COUSIN TOM.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-30
HELPFUL WORDS
From a viroqua Citizen

Is your back lame and painful?
Does it ache especially after exer-
ton?
Is there a soreness in the kidney re-
gion?
These symptoms indicate weak kid
neys;
There is danger in delay.
Weak kidneys fast get weaker.
Give your trouble prompt attention,
Doan's Kidney Pills act quickly,
They strengthen weak kidneys.
Read this Viroqua testimony.
Thomas Thompson, of Viroqua. Wis
says: 81 know that Doan's Kidney
Pills are good kidney medicine and
can recommend them highly. My kid
neys were weak and caused my back to
ache. Doan's Kidney Pills completely
cured me of this trouble.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50cents.
Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan s. and
take no other
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-30
Appropriate Recreation.

An author. whose work is imagina'
live, should. for his rest, do something
logical, such IS playing patience. An
accountant, on the other hand. whose
mind will run on figures, should not
play patience. He should mold fig
ures out Of clay or paint or do some
thing artistic:
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-30
couah Cure.

II you can sand the odoT. s bad
cough can often be cured By Eve drops
Of kerosene taken on lump Of sugar
II this sounds too horrible. much the
same effect is achieved By swallowins
vaseitue.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-30
hAMeuRG.

CHASEBURG, August 29-Walter Po-
lechek departed, Tuesday, for Water
town, where he winiresume his studies
at Northwestern university 49,. Philo
Van Dyke transacted business at La
| Crosse one day last week. Mrs. r.
B. Hoyt visited relativrs at Niroqua
! Tuesday. II. Gibson of La Crosse
transacted business in the burg Satur-
day. Rev. E. II. Polechek was a
professional caller at Stoddard. Sun
day, Julius Larson visited friends
and relatives at Vsroqua Monday and
Tuesday Mrs. j. Lowe of Peters
burg was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Jonn Lowe the past week. ..-. Miss
Clara Egstad departed Monday for
Glendive, Montana, for an extended
visit. The dance given at Larson
& Schiict'g hall Saturday evening, was
decided success, music by the reorga-
nized home orchestra was excellent. 80.
Oscar Jeide of La Crosse was a BUSH
ness caller in the burg Friday. Mrs.
John Graf returned last Monday from
| Brownsville, where she has been visit
| ing relatives O. L. SCHUYLER of La
Crosse was caller il the village Fri
day Tom G5raf of Freeburg, Ain
nesota, is spending aaew days in the
village visiting his brother John. $3.50.
John Davy OF Brownsville is the guest
of his sister, Mrs. j. Graf for few
days. Charley Grosskopf and fam
! lily of La Crosse spent Sunday in the
burg visiting at Al. Grosskopf's 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Gardner attended
the circus at Yiroqua Monday Mrs.
A. w. Bigelow Of Rochester, Mime
sofa, is spending several weeks here at
! her parental home. :. Frank Ender
was at Viroqus attending the show
School opened Monday Cor the fall
term, with the Iisses Dora Hayes and
Agnes Kerksiek n charge Work on
i the new wastewsg dam is progressing
slowly. 49,. Louie Cunningham Of La
+ Crosse spent Sunday here visiting reia
tives Mrs Il w. SchalIert was a
caller at Westby, Monday ......V. G.
White of Winons, did business in the
village Thursday ~. Rev. 4. H. Po-
/ lecheck visited relatives at La Crosse
Tuesday 49,. Miss Katie Cuta Of Mon
tana IL the guest Of her sister, Mrs. M.
Epika. EVERGREEN.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-30

For RENT-Good barn in First ward.
Well equipped for horses and buggies.
Electric lights and city water in barn.
Inquire Of Robert j. Arnold, Tibbits
Cameron lumber yard. If.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-30
JEFFERSON.

BENEFITS CORNERS, August Is
Bud is still on the map Most of the
farmers are through threshing and a
few started to harvest tobacco. The
Misses Esther Peterson and Arpha Bak.
ken from La Crosse are visiting rela-
tives here. -. Mrs. Paul Hanson and
daughter Sylvia went to La Crosse to
see Elmer, who has been in st. Francis
hospital three months and is slowly inn
proving :. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Ronningen
spent Sunday at Olaf Hanson's, Quite
a number attended circus today. The
party at Mrs. Thost Thomps0n's given
in honor of Ellen Olson was quite largely
attended and all report good time . j.
Miss Olson returns to North Dakota in
a few days. So. Mamie Tryggestad re-
turned from Almond Tryggestad's where
she has been employed, Mrs. Hayden
returned TO her home after a visit with
relatives here Miss Anna Mork will
teach the White Pigeon school, which
will begin on the 18th of September.
II No
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-30
Lost and Found

LOST umbrella, with initials
"H. z. F." on end Of handle. Somewhere
between Austin Erickson's home and
Viroqua. Finder will please leave at
this Office or at Rising Sun store, and
rec Give liberal reward. IL.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-30

To RENT House, barn and chicken
house situated south of town, mile
from postofiice, also barn for one COW
at my home in the city. Mrs. L. r.
Colt, City. 55-l.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-30

We have handled Universal Port
land cement for six years and not a
dissatisfied customer. If you need q
cement floor we guarantee Universal.
Tibbits- Cameron.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-30
q ee1zr1 Free

Have your eyes tested by j. W. Lueas,
optician, at Lucas Jeweiry Store. Eye
glasses and spectacles at lowest prices
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-30

DO not neglect seeing our advance
suits. Come in and let Us show them
to you. The Blue Front Store.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-30

For SALE-My stock and tobacco
farm OF So acres located miles west Of
Readstown, known as the HendrieksOn
farm. Albert Munson Ekum, Reads
town. Route No. 2. a2-A.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-30

For SALE AT a reasonable price If
taken at once, few new F6lIer a.
johnson stirring plows and harrow's.
Talk row. Thos Peterson, Newton,
Wisconsin.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-30

Foz RENT-A good dwelling, CON
veniently located. Inquire Of l.. O..
Mahouey.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-30
Want AID. COLUMN

Inserflo NJ Under this Head 5 CITE
per Line. No AID. Taken for Less
Than IS Cents.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-30

WANTED-A girl to do dish washing
at the Viroqua Hotel. Good wages and
steady employment.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-30

For SALE Eight acres of land, 8
room house, good outbuildings, side
walks, cistern, city water inside and
out. wiz take house and lot in part
payment or sell very cheap for cash.
Betsy Hauge, Viroqua. 34-2.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-30

d a RpECTIE Roasted Ok, rich and juicy, done
to a turn, will be served Get a slice.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-30
anted

wAETED-CooD HOUSEKEEPING MACHINE re-
quires the services Of a representative Ia Viroqua
70 look after subscription renewals and 70 extend
circulation by special methods which have proved
unusually sleceasfuI Salary and comulisG ION
Previous experience desirable, but not essential
Whole time Or spare time Address, with refer
ence. J. r. Fairbanks, Good Housekeeping Maya
zine. 81 Fourth Ave, New York City.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-30

WOMEN'S DAY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER %
will be under the Auspices of MONONA s. JONES of Chicago
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30
auftragt, enc 8eltdtigung bes County
,H,,oho,1e 81, 10 hc,iinfir1 nor Nnthmpn<

a%uftragt, enc 8e1tGtignug Des County
7 Urabens go. IL be3ilgltd Der Nptbmenz
Diafeit Der Neparatur, Heintgens uno Siez
ferleauu1o oes @rabens bor5unebmen ulD
Dem 8oaro Dariiber 8eri1t al er%1 tattel1.
Muf 4ntrag oeS S. 8. @anftelo, unterz
lltiibt bon s,Sacpb @eber, purbe Das Sc
5ld5 Der &atb. Ort6, 5uglet9 NIT ibren
Hanoereieu pom 5hmloitrift SO getrennt
uuD benz 5dulbiltrift rs 5uge5dblt 5u
lperoeu bonn Boaro al1f BEN @runD b1a
perlporfeu, Da6 eiue bon 12@ru1pbe libern
oes aenaruten 9iltrifts SEQ. 80 unterz
5eidnete Gi1peuDung Dem 9oorb porgez
legt lprtroe, in melder oargetban tit. oaB
belagte M~atbarina Grtb feinen 9enilgenz
ben 8rutl0 5ur gntlaflng ol1s Dem Stz
thrift 50 Dor6ulpeil EN- babe.
Mnprbnung, 1po0nrD @rlnnDbeliz
per bon einem 59ul6itritt in Den al1oe<
ten tronsferirt merDen.-9a Das @ell1d
be5 Srun5 Quege @runbbeliber seq
Sdulbiltrifts IS in bieiem County, GUT
gleir1 nit ser @eltdtigun1g bes County,
5lperintenoenten, i'll ipeldem bargetban
lit, DAB er Der @igentbiimer Der bierin
be1driebenen 2Gnbereien lit, Die III gez
nanntem 56uloiltrift liege11, l1nD baB iiez
Summer 46 stearns rno Summer
Il !: Sob6 eountp gre,3en, nno tporin
,ad5geildt miro. SaB belagte 2anoereten
1au1teu 9iitritt 46 @tearns nn6 ID sobo
County 5uge9ablt perbem iouten, nro
omar III folgenben @riinoen: neil
t6 bier l6ulpflii6tige &inber babe
lln0 es 5pei nn6 brei piertel Wfetz
len Bis gum 5Gnl 3arle int 9itrtft
30. IS n1b 111r ein n1o breiptertel Metz
lie big gum 5dul6auie I'M 9i1trift 46
Stearns n1b IA 5obn COUNTY it1b,
Dem Go1lntp 8oarb in elmer 5ibuu9 am
Z. Sebrl1ar 1911 nnterbreitet tpllrbe, Inn
oariber 8u beratben; unb 90 bon beiagz
tenn 8oarb ungeor0net pl1rDe, 0aB ei1
@erb0r be5iigli9 BEG @efudes in elmer
am Z. Wdr5 1911 in Der N1Ditors
office beginnenben 5ibun9 gebalten tperz
Be; r1lb Do meiter6in angeor0net nar,
bn6 @etam1tmadlnng be5iiglt6 3eit unD
III fir Elm 1old)e5 8erbDr erlai1en tuer6e
bur6 Mnbeften elmer Noti5 an BRET 0f>
fentliden ElGben in iebem Ser 56nl0ie
ltrifte, Die burd bas @elud babel be-
rii6rt tperben nl1b our6 perl0nlide l1ez
b%erbringrnng elmer Mb16rift Ser Noti5 Dem
@(erf etnes ieben Der betr. 51ulbi1trifte
ipenigitens 5ebn Sage bot ser gum Ser
for beitim1nten Belt nnb our6 8lpettpoz
ouentlide 8erDffentli6nl1a Ser Moti5en
in ct. CLOUD Stmes, elmer qualtft5trten
3eitung, Sic in ct. @lo11o aebrudt nno
6%erallsoeaeben miro; rnh 81 in iener Si<
bu,1g oes 8parb, beginnenh an T..
Mdrs 1911. 8etpeis pprlag fir porgez
I hriehene 8er6ffentli1ung 1l11b Mnheften
,n1p l1eberbringung Ser @erhorsnott8
mebr oenn 8ebn Sage Dor benz 1ebtgez
nunntcn 9otum, 10 tpuroe oas @eiud
.0ffentlit6 p%erlcien rnb bonn @paro er0rz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30
Cine ipesielle Mfebisin fir @ierens
9ranfbeiten.

@iele dltere Berionen baben in So
lens Mierenbeilmittel cine raide 9in=
oerung uno anbalten6en 8enefit bel
Mieren= uno 8laien=&rantbeiten ll,,b
I'M sdmer5 bon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
teiten gefun0en, sic %beritammen BON
sen porgeriidten Sabren. Siaae %.
@egan, 6anner, 800, iagt: 6olep's
Mierenmittel poll5ogen in meinem Sal
lie cine pouitanoige Sur, un0 id min,
haB onoere 6arum milien. Molitor
Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30
(Ofi5ieW
@@er6auSlmugeu bes 8uarb Scr Gonn'
tp=GummilGrc bon StearnS
County, Minn.
Office BEG County, Nubitors,
Stcarns Goluutn, Nfinn.

Z. MGr5, 1911.
Spe5icIe e. bu II g.. Sem bu1z
tcriegteu Nufruf 5ufolge trat Sic 8eb0rz
BE su1amme,1. snlpeiero Yorliber S. 9.
Mpluolfo!p5ti l11b ale Mttglie0er. Nul
Mutrag be5 5. >. Ganfielo, uuterbiibt bon
@ol. @ern'o1, lpurbe folgenber 8eidllub
uugenommeu: ga am 4. Wdr3 1911
teim Gomuuiilar ssacpb @eber 6as SUI
ipettoreu : Gertifitat be5iiglt1 ber GIN
bringing Der @obl5ettel bonn 3. Dtdr5
1911 birlihtlid Der %Sncorporatiou 6es
Ytlloge Hoscoe binterlegt puroe, ln0 gez
nonutes Gertificat eine 5timmenmebrz
belt fir Incorporation nadlptes, nnb 30
ale 8erba,1olll1gen nn16einen0 geleblid)
Dor ft6 gi11geu. 10 lit 6iermit beIGloIeu,
DAP %genaunte5 Sn1peftoren @ertififat an
ne,1Dmneu l1l,o bel tdtigt, u1O Oab Der
County, Mltoitor hermit ongetpielen 1ei,
Daft bas oriail1eQe @ell1h fir Sncorporn<
tim (bte Soften uu0 Muslageu oer @ez
it6iteuer) i'll Ser Hegt1trarsoffice, cine
beltdtigte Mb1drift ser 8ablnott3 un0 be-
iagtes Snlpeftoren gertififat ober Die
BdblergebntIIe etngetrdgen tperoer. un0
meiter9in beldllullen, Dap Gommiidr Sdz
cob Webcr ,'nh RE Dor 0ieI em Bodrb erz
tdnrten Sulpettoren, Clemens Soft, $bo<
mas @alter uu6 ssSo1eph @eis barnnG 1e>
ben. baB geei9uete Moti5 e%rlaf1en un6 a1z
~aeIeftel lreroe 6e5iigllm etuer @abl, Die
IN oer aug sem neu fnrmirten @ilage
bon @oscoe beltebenbeu '8abloiitritt gez
halten Derpeu lo1 81 elmer beltimmten
3eit uno at, einem beltimmten Hlab, mo
Die aeleblih beredtigten 5timmgeber, Sic
I'M Biuage tuoGuen. 8uiammen fommeu,
UNI unter Sen Yropiiionen Seq @apitels
Q ser reotoirteu @clebe bon @innelota
fiir 1905 eli %prgoniiiren unb Sic 8eamz
tcutpabl fir oas laufenbe Sabr b~or3une9z
met. 9aoirt, Ben Z. @dr3, 1911.
S. 8. &ptpolfopsti, @orliber,
@al. German, Sacob @eber,
Sic. Sbomel), S. $. ganfiel6,
8oaro Der County : Commit :
8 cltatigt: sSobn g. @olt, gount,z @ubts
tor mtc erzoffieio glerf bes @oaro.
@eiud bes .@eorg Sii6 fir @erlteiz
%aeruu1gsli5eus lpurbe Ser @ebDrbe porge<
lcgt uuo oui Nntrag %geipdbrt. @eridt
oes 8. S. Mprib als 5briff tiir ben Wpz
not Iebrltor t911 lporh Der 8eh0rpe por<
gelegt, gltgebeiBen uno Nufbeipabrung
u,ngcprbuet. Muf Mntrag murbe ST.. 90.
s. &ern. dis GpumtnzNrst fir hns (dt1z
fenbc ssSabr 5u ei1em @ebalt ppn 5000
per ssabr, 5a6lbar monatli9, ernannt.
Muf Mutrog lplrbe Gpuntbz 8ermeler S.
8. Mlorea,l bon Der GpuntpzGebDrbe be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

teri NIT allen, mas bon Sen .babei iutez
reiiirten Yarteien fir ooer aeaen Neuehz
migung bes @eiudes poraebraht mar
unS burd} Sic beim 8erb0r e%r8ielte .Gpi3
beng 5nfriebengeitellt, bab Die i'm @ei1td
entbaltemem Mngaben tpabr iin0, l11o 90
be1agte Beboroe Der Wetnung lit, baB bos
@el19 betpiaigt tperoen lou, 10 lit bier
nit angeorbnet un6 beltimmt, oaB fol-
geno beiGrtebene 2dnbereien, sic ieil,
eiael1 itno, ndmli6 5@A bon 1854
un0 Nh bon N&A ion 5ection 3,
Slpp. 1876, Nange IS u1,o G@X bon
s&A pon Sectipn 81, Slpp. 1877, Ga11ge
35 biermit bon geranntem 5cbnlpiitrift
IS getrennt l1nb Dem SGulbiltrift 46
Stearns n,b II Sob @pul1tp sllgesdblt
fem iollcu, 1u1o bab genal11te 2a1Sercien
lier1nit eiuen 5bei[ he5 lcktgeuamuten
SGulbt1trifts fir ale 3tpede biloen fol-
len. SIN Muf trage Der Gpnutpz 8e6DrDe.
9aoirt ben Z. Wdr5 1911.
S. 9. &otpalfotp5fi, Gorliber ser
@pumtDz8 e60rbe.
Seltdtigt: Sobn q. &au. County, Muhitor
unb erofficio Glert bes 9oaro.
Mnurbnnng, mo6urd Elm Srei6alz
ter bon einem Sdmlotitrift in einell u1lbez
rem tfansferirt tpirb. 9o Elm bon saul
@e9leitner, @runbbeliber inn @duloiitrift
100 III bteiem County 5ugleid nit
Der 8eltdtigung bes 56ullupertnten0enz
ten, tporin bargetban lit, DaB er Ser @iz
9entbiimer Der ipdterbtn bei6riebenen
2dn6ereien lit, Die in ienem 5duloitrttt
gelegen lino; baB ieineQdnbereien n1grenz
gen an 59uloiitritt 2O2, unb in nel9em
11ad9eiudt miro, bab feline 2dnoereien
bon genanntem @iitrift 100 getrennt uuo
Dem 9iltritt 2O2 fir folgenoe @riinoe
8uge8Gblt merben loQten: neil Iib flint
ld)ulp fliihtige Ainber babe sic b%elleren
,1nb ndberen @ege gum 9iltrift 2O2 baz
benin eiler am 16. 9e8ember 1910 gebalz
tenen Gibung bem County, 8oarb l1terz
breitet ,p11rpe, Inn bariiber al 6ouoeln;
ll1p ba besbalb a,1qeprbnct lpar por, gez
nan1ter 8eb0roe, hab Elm @erb0r be8iigz
1911 begin'1e1oen Sislmg in Ser @noiz
oa lpeiterbin BON b%eiaster @eb0roe al1see::
oronet ipar; oaB 3eit uno Grt fiir Elm
berartiges @erbDr auf Die gefeblid pors
YelUIteOeIte SCttIt Iue!ttSIleltS 0eylt >uS|
Dor Dem gerbDr beitimmt unb befa1nt
oe1nad1t >perbe, unb 0a 8eleg %por6anoen
lit, bab berartige @efarmtmadung rebtz
5eitig e%rlaiien mar, 10 tpl1rhe bas Ter<
bDrsl,oti5 Dffeulid p%erleien u1o bonn
BOARD nit alien er0rtert, tpos bon Den
babel intereiIirten 8arteien bpr u1,b gege1
@enebmiglng bes @eiuhes uorgebradt
lp1rrbe, nrb aus Der beim @erb0r er5ielten
Gpiben5 iiber5elgt, bab Sic I'M @efud ents
%baltenen gl1slagen ipabrbeitsgemdB lt,1o,
migt lperpen loute, 10 lit hermit oft;
9eorbnet. boB folgeub bef1riebene 2dnz>
Sereien, Sic fem Gigentbum linb: Cots Is
ul1b IA bon Section 6, 51pp. 1876, Hd1ge
81 me tlitb hermit pom 0ilttift 100 aes
trennt 11no Dem @i1trift 2O2 3uge8abtt
,tnb boB be1agte 2dnnersieu bierrrit CT
,1en Sheil bes lebtgcnarmteu 9iitrifts Tlr
ale 3ipede btlben ipIen. SIM Nuftrage
ser County 8ebDrbe. 9aoirt heu 4.
::Di}dir5 1911.
s. 8. ao'palfolpsti, @oriiber ser
County, 8eb0rre.
seitdtist: Sobn g. Nau, gountpzNuoi@
tor uno egofficio glert oes 8oaro.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
Active Frenchmen.

A study of the activities of the
French population based on the last
census has just been published. 1t
shows that 2~0,720,879 persons, includ-
ing the army, are engaged in active
pursuits. The figure represents 53.3
per cent. OF the population; it In
cludes 1927, 600 men, 68 per cent. of
the male population, and 1858. 900
women, or SO per cent. of the females.
Agriculture still employs 43 per
cent. of all the inhabitants of the
country, and more than SO per cent.
In 50 departments. In 16 departments
the population engaged in industrial
pursuits ranged from 40 to Ga per
cent, and in IL from 80 to 40 per cent.
Automobile construction occupied
$4,000 persons, n electrical ma
chinery 10000.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
WOMEN OF SOUTHERN AFRICA
Generally Very Highly Domesticated
and Capable Of Handling House
hold Affairs Cieveriy.

The South African woman is gen.
orally very highly Gomesticated; she
is not only capable of managing her
native servants cry cleverly, but she
is able to cook well, make jam and
pickles, look after poultry, attend to
he garden and make her W dresses
and those Of her children.
The social life in all South African
towns Is a strong feature, dancing is
a favorite amusement and holiday pic
mics on river banks are general. Won
en- play tennis. croquet and golf anG
dc a good deal Of cycling. Life il
South Africa ranges from old estab
iished culture and luxury, with every
surrounding convenience and taste, tt
the loneliness of the veldt farm, ane
to this life and her husbands inter
ests, the English born girl soon adapt.
herself If she is at all adaptable. Sh,
can be healthy, happy and free ane
usually fairly prosperous, with mort
money to spend than she weuld hav,
in a similar position at home.-Empir,
Magazine.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
STRANGE Idea Of nEun.u

A new kind of fun making" was
tnaugurated when there appeared
among the Personals" in each of the
Chicago papers an advertisement
which read: Am now in a position to
meet all my creditors. Kindly com
municate with me-" Then followed
the rame and address of a man who
was about TO be married to an estima-
BILE young who, according to
the rumor, was the possessor Of a
substantial fortune. OF course the adj
vertisement was inserted and paid for
by somebody who suspected hat he
or she was a humorist, and it appears
to open up a new field of endeavor for
persons who regard it as one of the
inalienable rights of mankind to make
marriage a terror to those who I'M
dergo it.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
UMMON

State OF South Dakota, lee
County of Bon HoulTe.
In Circuit Court, in and for Bon Honinc
County,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
CALL FOR sQyEAKLEss CoRKs
Mr.. Lushmore Declares That They Are
the Pressing Demand of
the Age.

ut beats ALL" said Mr.. Lushmore of
the Brooklyn Park Slope, how far you
a hear the squeak of a cork.
Now, my den is the rear chamber
on the second floor. In the little cup
board I keep my cigars and a bottle
of whisky, but l don't care much for
the barroom society.
MY wife is pleased with my aver
sion for barrooms, but she would be
better pleased if l eve took a
drink Of my ~favorite beverage. Occa-
sionally l come in on a stormy even
ing after she has gone to sleep. She
hears nothing until just before l am
ready to turn off the gas, when she
wakes up with a start. She has heard
the squeak, but she makes allowance
for the weather and turns over and
goes to sleep.
when l come home in the after
Don she is usually III the dining
room seeing about the dinner. Pret-
ty soon there is a whistle from the
speaking tube and her voice comes up:
"'Hey, there! You'd better not
tackle that bottle On an empty stom-
ach.'
"She has heard the peculiar sound.
again, she may be out in the back
yard seeing if the crocuses are show
ing signs OF life. l hardly reach my
den before l hear from the yard:
"'Hoo-hoo! Can't you come out
and speak to your wife tirst?'
81 maintain that one of the press
ing demands of the age is for a squeak
less cork"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06

VIM. Ludington came home
from Sioux City last Saturday to
visit his family for a few days.
Miss Julia Stark has been re-
employed to teach the Nellis school
west of town for another year. She
is to receive $50 per month for
eight months.
DIR. T.. r. Kramer returned from
Letcner last Friday, shipped his
office fixtures and returned that
evening to Letcher where he has
decided to locate. The doctor 10
Gated here about six months ago
and for q new man with a strong
competition had worked up a very
good practice in which be was very
successful. The doctor at Letcher
was recently drowned while fishing
IN the James river, leaving the
town with no physician except al
old gentleman who has practically
retired from business. The field
thus left open at Letcher is very
promising for a young man like
Or. Kramer and he decided to ac-
cept the invitation to locate there.
We are sorry to lose him from
Scotland but wish him unlimited
success in his new field and can
heartily commend him to the peo-
pie of Letcher.