Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-07-17
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Front Store.
Money to loan on real estate. Call
on ]. E. Stoll.
Wisconsin has more pure-bred dairy
cows than any other state.
How are he bugs? Get box of
Paris green from o.. E. Davis.
See the new tanning mill with bag
ger at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
DIR. Thos. w. Nuzum ran in from
GAINESVILLE and remained between trains.
on Sunday.
-Towner has a very few porch Bam-
boo shades left to close at twenty per
cent discount.
You can save money by bringing
er, opposite postoffice.
Jap Johnson has a new Myers un-
loader with track and fixtures, just pur-
chased from Chas. S. Slack & Co.
Norwegian parochial schools are in
session throughout the county, as many
as instructors can be secured for.
IF you knew just how good Mime
sofa linseed oil paint e, you would use
no other. Sold by A. j. johnson.
"A carload of peaches in baskets,
Tuesday, July %, at A. E. Surenson's.
Place your order now. 81 per bushel.
Miss Emma Ward of Liberty Pole
has gone to North Dakota, where she
will spend the summer with Mrs. d.
c. Even.
Miss Nellie Mahoney is visiting her
brother in st. Paul. She will extend
her outing to the capital at Bismark,
North Dakota.
Candidates for nomination before the
primary should remember that August
Sd is the last day on which nomination
papers may be legally circulated.
Have you seen that "Bull Dog"
feed grinder at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S?
Nothing like it ever came to town be-
fore and it is whirlwind.. See it!
Thomas Peterson, Newton mer-
chant, was in the city on business,
Monday. He reports heavy crops, espec-
tally in valley districts of that section.
This county is harvesting one of
heaviest, if not the greatest crop of
hay ever grown. Barn and hay sheds
are entirely inadequate for storing pur-
poses.
Those ladies' popular shirtwaists at
the Blue Front Store are nearly gone.
The few left will be sold at a reduction.
to close them out-85 cents and $l.15,
at the Blue Front Store.
The st. Olaf male quartet will give
a concert In the United kickapoo church
Thursday at 8 p. m. July 49, The pro-
gram will include famous quartet and
quintet selections, solos and readings.
"A new Walthan, full jeweled watch
at a bargain. This watch came to us
unexpectedly, being pledged for cloth
arg and will be sold at less than two
thirds Of its value. The Blue Front
Store. .stse3ss .a
Phil Appleman.a agent for the Sagi-
nav silos, is having busy week, max
ing delivery of six carloads of silos to
his customers at Norwalk, Sparta, La
Crosse, Cashton, Westby and Viroqua.
He was in the county seat on Monday.
Stanley Stout and wife returned
from Montana, arriving on Thursday.
They have been homesteading for ABOUT
two years, now returning to reside
among their children and relatives
where almost life time has been pas
sed.
Michael Brody, candidate for sher-
if, was in from Clinton on Monday.
He reports that he lost steer by light
ming, being killed in woods pasture.
Mr.. Brody says they had the heaviest
rain of the season in his neighborhood
on Sunday night.
On the farm of Adolph C. Brye in
Coon, occurred what might have been
a fatal accident. While assisting MIR.
Brye to adjust heavy hay fork, the
same fell distance of many feet, one
of the prongs piercing the chest of Ole
i. Lokken, but fortunately causing only
slight wound.
Mr. Arne T. Fortney of North Da-
kota, circulated among relatives and
friends for a couple of days. He went
TO Nebraska twenty years ago, later to
his present location. He reports fine
rains in the west and splendid crop
prospects in all territory east of the
Mississippi river.
do you want work shirts to A
inches short in lenghth. shvrt in sleeves
and skimped in body, the kind you buy
al 80 cents? We do not keep them.
Our work shirts are full length, full
size, finished wrist bands and sell at
so cents. AS low as the bast can be
sold. The Blue Front Store.
Storm was unusually severe north
of Westby on recent night. A silo
on the farm of Thos. Kilen was blown
down and demolished, and other dam
age done to farm buildings, growing
timber and shade trees. Little injury
is reported to crops except lodging here
and there an overly heavy piece of oats.
Emil Erickson passed Sunday in
the city with Ole o. Tuhus. Mr.. Erick-
son works one Of the largest farms in
Clinton, milks big herd of cows; told
the CENSOR that he would have been
compelled to dispose of his mixers be-
cause of last years drouth and lack of
feed but for his silo. Says he could
not dairy without one.
"A Lovina, Montana, paper gives an
account of the marriage of Miss ida
Julia Helgeson, youngest daughter of
our former townspeople, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole H. Helgeson, which occurred on
July 9Th at their home in Lovina, with
$50 guests present, among them num-
erous familiar names to this community
Miss Helgeson was welded to Mr.. Ole
j. Langave of that place. The same
paper contains the announcement that
Mrs. Lawrence Brennan had gone east,
to Rochester, where an operation was
pronounced necessary.
We have had : number of former
patrons of mail order houses tell US
lately that they get better satisfaction
here than they get from these foreign
concerns. This is no doubt true. We
keep the best quality, best made and
best fitting clothing that is possible to
obtain and sell on very close margin
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