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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-12-29
Friday. November 10

Called TO order at a M bv chair
man; all responding except Messrs.
Erickson and Schreiner. Minutes oi
last session read and approved
Report OF committee on WAYS and
means read and adopted and the ordi-
nance passed, all voting In affirmative.
Your committee on ways and means report
l e adoption the following resolution ana or
d1darSe. FRANK BURNHAM
Resolved That there be levied on All taxable
property OF Vernon county tine SUN of 500 70
pay the per diem aud expenses OF lne commit
tee on common echoolSas per chapter 53l la US
o. 1915. FRANK lBuRyHAH
Report of committee on ways and
means on resolution OF Mr. Hazen
read and adopted. Consideration OF
the resolution was deferred till the
afternoon session.
Yoar committee on ways and means to
whom v as referred The following resolution
nave h9G tie same under consideration ara
refer tue same back without Recommendation
+. A. HUFFMAN
Whereas. The county training school for ru-
raj SchQC! teachers has been made an integral
part Of the Wisconsin school system and
whereas The Vernon comfy training s~ruol
has for pine Years been maintained 10 rooms
not the property Of TINS county. and has been
successful In spite Gifts limit aLions and where
as, the people 81 the city OF NIrOqua now offer
10 Vernon county site which is ideal on which
- erect bpild1ng. which viii be sufficient
and permanent for such purposes Therefore
DC IL
Resolved. By this board Of supervisors that
Vernon county appropriate the sum OF $1,000
for the purpose Of erecting such training
school buildips at said site And be IL further
Resolved, ~ Il said sum of $4,000 be borrow
ed from the Wisconsin state trust fund at the
rate Of per centum and repaid IN five equal
annual payments. r. W HAZFN
City's offer of a site for the pro-
posed training school building read.
Gentlemen; The undersigned mayor and
aiaaFa ssff
Ntroqua hereby informs you that they are
pleased 10 and viii donate to he county Of Yer
non a suitable site for the Vernon county train
ing school on he cifyis land west OF ana al
joining the court grounds In said city as soon
as said site Is chosen for the location thereof
signed by Mayor and Aldermen
Resolution of MIR. Dolen read and
adopted.
Resolved, that hereafter all orders drawn by
the county highway commissioner be presented to
the county treasurer If Vernon county for
his countersgning before he same shall he deliV-
cred Ard that the county highway commission
er shall draw all orders under subdivision d of
subsection .Lof section I3l7m-7 and tho the same
be treated aS other orders drawn % the funds
available for state aid highways. WIN. DoLEE.
On motloc OF Nj. Eastman the dis
trict attorney was directed to inyes-
tigaJe the matter of collecting part
OF the rent of income tax assessors
Office hOm Monroe county.
On motion of Mr.. Eastman the COM
mittee on public property was in
structed to f. up Office for income tax
if so advised by dist. atty.
The claim of A. +. Perkins, disal- |
lowed by committee on claims, was |
On motion OF Mr. East |
man the claim was allowed, all citing
Ia the affirmative.
Judge Mahoney addressed the board |
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-12-29

Board called TO order at $50 by
Chairman Carter. Roll call with all
members present. Minutes of last
session read and approved.
Ordinance presented by Mr.. Burn
ham read and adopted, all voting IN
the affirmative. saf,.
Resolved. That the asylum trustees be and
hereby are authorized 10 deduct from the
earning of the asylum the sum OF 10000 for
running expenses OF The Institution for the
ensuing year. FRANK BURNHAM.
Report OF committee on lainls read
and adopted, and the claims allowed,
all voting in the affirmative.
Your committee On claims to whom was refer
red the following accounts have carefully exam
ined the same and recommend their allowance.
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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-12-29
Thursday. November Is

Called TO order at a. M, by Chair
man Carter, members all present; min
utes of last session read and approved
Mr.. Eastman ask leave to Withdraw
resolution presented Yesterday, relat
ms county physician. Permission
9, anted
Resolution of Mr.. Broadhead read
and on motion of DIR. Schreiner, adop
ted.
Resolved. That the county treasurer De and
is hereby authorized to pay the monthly sal
airy anu expenses OF the supervising teachers
out OF any money IN the treasury not ether
wise appropriated until such time as the
county shall be reimbursed by the state for
the amount paid for such purpose, as pei
Chapter 53l. laws 1915. Al. BRoADHEAn
Ordinance of Mr.. Dolep read, and re-
ferred TO com. on ways and means.
Report of committee on judiciary
read and adopted.
Your committee TO whom was referred the
above resolution have had the same under
consideration and hereby report and recon
mend that the same do pass.
JOHN G. BAGLIEN, JOHN n. DORNER. g. A. SMITH
Resolved That the district attorney ana the
county superintendent of the poor be and
hereby are authorized to al once take all nee
essary and appropriate steps to recover for
the county the lands decided by one Henry
Hooper TO Carlos Buchanan. to which the coun-
~ has subsequent quit claim deed. paying
said Buchanan such amount as he has in said
land and taking quit claim deed from him in
the name OF the county, it appearing that the
deed from Hooper TO Buchanan was intended
to be a mortgage.
Resolved further That if said Buchanan re-
fuses to comply that the district attorney at
once bring an action to set aside said deed.
N. DORsCHIED.
Report of committee on roads and
bridges on county and state aid petit
ion read and adopted and the ordin-
ance passed, all voting in the affirma-
tive except Lien and Schreiner.
Your committee to whom was referred the
petitions OF the several towns named in the
following schedule have hs4i under considera-
ton the same and hereby recommend that the
petition be granted as shown in said schedule.
Wnich also shows the proportion of state aid
coming to the several towns so petitioning:
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-12-29
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS
First publication December q, f9lJ--z.
PROBATE NOTICE
Order limiting time, and notice


VERNON COUNTY COURT - IN PRpRsE&
In the matter Of the estate ofFrank Bzzfnal
deceased.
On the application Of Fred MorelR. exex usiss-
Of the estate Of Frank Barilani. late ec IsE-
non county. deceased. no one having requiDss In.
appointment of commissioners on said e. tRtRr
1t is ordered. that ell creditors are request -
present their claims and demands againsz ESss
said Frank Bariiani. deceased. for exa,z zuafzza
and allowance. on or before the first T0sae1sT 81
july A. d. 1916. which time Is hereby iarsEs.s
and limited for that purpose.
Il Is further ordered. that all claims and dsxnEuR
Of all persons against the said Frank FntlnlS
deceased will be received. examined and ssz4
justed before this {, at its courtroom u akn
court house, in the city of Yiroqua. in sad aNms
ty, at regular terms thereof. appointed 20 he 49,
on the first Tuesday of May. 1910 and aa tzss
first Tuesday Of July 1916 and all creditn-x zsxs
hereby notified thereof
Il il further ordered. that notice Of cs1 isa~n
and place 1t which said claims and demaD3e Win
be received examined and adjusted as efosszszSi.
and Of the time hereby limited for eredlt<us o.
present their claims. be given by publiEkzSr o
copy Of this order and notice for four weeks Hrss
eessively. once in each week. in The NEENars
COUNTY CENSOR, newspaper published q a.
city Of Viroqua. in sa5 county: the frat NJ tks1-
ton tn be within ten days from the date hevse6
Patel this 2lst day Of December 1915.
By the Court. d. o. MAHoKEY, County 5S&tz-
Mcconnell Schweizer. Attya Lacrosse Nw
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TOTAL ArAn.ABLEs AND ExpENprruREs tat5

Recommendations to the Board-Thata sum of$3 :
000be appropriated for maintenance of highways
and bridges. That the county purchase addi-
tional kerosene or gasoline traction engines
for grading, same 10 be loaned to the various
towns for grading on state highways. That the
sum Of 1900 be appropriated for repairs, lurn-
Der, tools. dishes and Highway Conn is sioner's
expenses. and 81 500 for crusher and portable
Fins to be used IL. eastern part of county
Respectfully submitted,
ALEX RISTOW. Highway Com
On motion of Mr.. Eastman board ad-
journed till O'Clock
AFTERNOON SESSION
Board met at 2, all present. morning
minutes approved.
Resolution of Mr.. Eastman relative
TO county physician read and referred
to committee on poor and in ane.
Resolution of Mr.. Dorschied read and
referred 70 committee on judiciary.
Report of committee on printing
read and adopted and the claims allow
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-12-29

viii pay the county Of Vernon the sum of
$50 the said county VIA assume the support
OF said son. John Hyde. in future. and al his
death bury the said son in the burial lot Of
said T. B-Hyde at the ourying ground al Re
treat. Vernon county. without further lost or
charge 70 said z. B. HYDE. or to his estate said
support 10 be furnished 70 said John HYDE a.
the Vernon county asylum for insane.
JOSEPH HAUGH
Matter of lights and telephone for
income tax assessors Office referred TO
committee on public property
On motion of Mr.. Berge the board
adjourned till 3 O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION
All responded to roll call. morning
minutes approved.
Resolution of C A. Smith read and
referred to committee on ways and
means.
Report of committee on claims read
and adopted and the accounts allowed.
all voting in the affirmative.
Your committee on claims to whom was re-
TERED the following accounts beg leave 10 re-
port that they have examined the same and
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-12-29
First publication December s. iels.-A[
PROBATE NOTICE
Order Limiting Time, and Notiua
VERNON COUNTY COURT IN PR0EsS4

Order Limiting Time. and N0tlcn
VERNON COUNTY COURT IN PROCESS
In the matter of the estate af u. A. Rss~
deceased
On the application Of Theron W .fsasx
executor Of the eetste of u. A. Bean lars =
Vernon county dscea sed no one having reQzs1.H
c he appointment of commissioners On aal&
estate:
1t ia oriered. thst all creditors sse reyussssa o.
present tNeir claims and demands against theasss
ID. A Bean. deceased. for examination and
allowance. on or before the first TuesdzR "a
May. A d. 1916 which time Is hereby affpnks
and limited for that purpose
II is further ordered. that al clainas ana a.
mRnds of all persons against the said q a
Bean. deceased. will be received, eEazssaAas
and adjusted before this court at its ceuTt razsa
IN the court house. in the city OF yiroQua IA aAE
county. at regular term thereof. appoiuse6 ssM
held on the hrst Tuesday Of May. 1915 aaS
al creditors are hereby notified thereof
It Is further ordered thRe notice of the taxz mEn
place at which said claims and demands gyits b.
received. examined and adjusted as afoEezssG, :zx
Of the time hereby limited for creditor u gsasn
their claims be given by publishing COPY * ssss
order and notice for four weeks successfully lsp-
IN each week. in the VERNON COUNTY CEniaazss
newspaper published in the city of Viroqes rs sss
soaa&s the first publication 10 be within ssrs &sp
from the date nereaf
Dated this 9TH day AZ December. 1919
By the Court d. o. MAHOHEY. County jude
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-12-29
First publication December l5.f9i5--s
PROBATE RoTkEE

Order fer Notice Of final settlement
ssTATEOF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT F5k
- FeTppr county.
In the matter Of the estate Of Jansos &ga~
deceased.
On reading ard aling the application q ga.
Lynn. administrator Of the estate Of james Iisssa
deceased. representing a 10 o n & OF h e sssas,zr
that he has fuils administered the said esszss ks
rraylng that time and place be ages t8s en-
aiming and allowing his account Of snsa s8s.ts~
istration, and that the residue Of she said exffs
De assigned to such persons as are by law eaek
led TO the same
1t IS ordered. that said Application be ha.sz -
Tore this court st special term thereof SO ~ ~
al the probate Office in the city OF Viru4uaoa tAx
nth day Of January A. d. 1915. az - O'Clock s. ~
And It is further ordered. Thar notice ef saE
time and place Of examining and allowing sszx
account and OF assigning the residue &C Eass
tate be given to al persons interested ty tE9s-
fishing a copy OF this UrIier for three weesu 90
eeasivsly in THE VERNON COUNTY CENSOR. ues,s
paper printed in said co3nty. Previous 20 tla 4szn
appointed for said hearing.
Dated this i1th day Of December A. u. sfc..
By the cOart. D. o. MkHCNEv JaSzA
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-12-29

john lawson a. 70 acclGent Insurance on Rsy-
lum employees, 1919 j Pinch medical services
for jim Duel, 6 as / Pinch exAn insane, $50,
Dr. Hagen medical services to Albert Burkhart
50 elaim disiluwed, WIN Trow bridge quarantine
500, Jens Davidson serv as trustee 46 0s. W
towel3 esp Incurred ia getting b.oo5sd stock ~ !
81 & W F0weil for going to Hillsboro 80. Smith
& hoen for Or Hagen exam insane p or Herman
Schroeder UNITY on foxes i2 or c saglisn p co
Report Of committee on county and
state aid roads read and adopted
Your committee Oh state aid roads ana
bridges to whom was referred the resolution
OF G. a. SUish ID regard 20 the bonding Of the
county for building roads baye considered the
same and would recommend that no action be
taken a. this time. WM. DoLEN
Ordinance Of Mr.. Hamilton read
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-12-29
and adopted, all voting in the - 3,

and adopted, all voting in the asrnza-
tive. -.
The board Of Supervisors De ordazE M 81
I lows That there be and hereby is II &c asrza
all taxable property of Vernon eG-zzEv ~
\ sum OF SLIGO for the annual running ezusu.EE
of the county training school. Is HEzr-FE..a
Resolution of Mr.. Schreiner eaasA
and adopted
Resolved. That in. case any town CT zszx..e
| in Vernon county insists on q difereaf aacsEs-
probation OF the road law as<o the dcSxaassF
| IN the state aid that the board be 1azs.E n
| special session to discuss the matter Es az a.,
avoid law suit. C.H.CARrER.J.K .SFEzszxzza
Resolution of Mr.. Schreiner seaTa
and adopted
Resolved. That the county treasurer ~ szx1
HEREBY Is authorized TO borrow money fss,zss-
rent expenses. not to exceed $4,000, eE er1esys
payable February I. 1915. drawing intessE n
the rate of per cent per annum in cas- 4 nsfz
comes necessary for him to do so.
j. n. SezEsgxxzz.
Ordinance presented by conaassszse
on finance read and adopted, ala uuE,
ing in affirmative except MI Ehzzsss.
Your committee on finance recenIDsaa tn.
following ordinance for adoption: The esrszra
of supervisors do ordain as follows TOE -
be and hereby is levied on all taxable rxasssz-
u OF Vernon county. outside of the citg - ~.
roqua, the sum II $3.50 for salaries sal -.
penses in county superintendent e 500, - .
ONCE. J. X. SoHEEsFEz-
Ordinance of committee on 9.r1a~ss
read and adopted, all voting r. sh
affirmative.
Your committee on finance beg leave - ~
commend the following ordinance for E<aasE.
ion; The board Of supervisors do orANan -
follows: That there be and hereby &c sszseAf
on all taxable property of Vernon ee1s1E sxzss
Sums following the respective items &aTeas-
after set forth for the purposes herein auaass-
toned. TO wit.
State tax................ .......-....,S kfsaxes
County school tax ...,.................. 4EG@ 81
rQ1ia Of fay
Aid for blind ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. FQINeEs
Officers salaries. ..........-.... zR2sNNs
County board proceedings. ......... MRGB
Vital statistics ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. EAsa
Court house and Jail expenses. ......... 5s<zW
General fund OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. shgFRAs
Court orders. Observation-Disclosures. nsk8@,
General road and bridge fund ...... E4sENF
Road machinery fund .............. EExe4
Road maintenance fund ..............a zazRSa
Road re- location fGnG -................. EEe4M
Mr.. Eastman moved that vote a
thanks be extended the ehairmas xE
the board and the county CLERK .ssx
the able and impartial mannez IN
which they have discharged their w.
specLive duties. Carried.
Mr.. Broadhead moved to thank ezE
district attorney for the able zdSxG
and assistance given the board zzss
the individual members. Carried.
DIR. Schreiner moved TO thank thx
other county officers and Mr.. MnHnas
for their kindness and hospitz2i4E-
Carried.
On motion of Mr. Eastman the hoard
adjourned sine die.
c. II. CARTER, ChairmS&
BERIIE MOORE Ctprk
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-12-29

report OF county superintendent
and training school board read by Su-
perintendent Gardner, and adopted
on motion of Mr.. Eastman.
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen: l have the
pleasure Of submitting for your Consideration
my annual report of the cor Iftions Of the
schools Of Vernon ccLnlS-
-Four school build ngs were built during the
summer: two of iii : one of cement blocks on {.
frame Two new s.hool districts we're form
ed by the board VI education; one In town of
Clinton and one joint comprising part Of the
towns Of yIroqua, KickapoO and Franklin
As school district No. l. Of the town Of Union
had but four pupils enrolled. II was CONSOLIDATE
cd with the village school OF West Lima. in
Kichland county. A great deal Of activity has
been manifested in buying more and better
equipment for the promotion of school work
Much Of this credit however. must be given TO
the teachers, for promoting this interest By
having sociabies and entertainments to raise
money to buy necessary apparatus.
EERoLLNEET--Totai enrolment ia al the
schools Of the county, outside the city Of Viro-
qua, vas 5.ss5. divided as follows: 4.Oss in the
common one room schools. $40 in the state
graded schools, ne in the grades below the
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-12-29

Money 70 Loan
A limited smouns of trust uonex
Call on G. NJ. Bait. Viroq1a. 46G
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-24

day. They have visited the exposition
and numerous other points in the
west. 1t has been a number of years
since the General and Mrs. Maus have
visited Bismarck and the surround
ing country. and they note with in
terest the many changes and i'm
provements, recalling the days Of
board walks with frame buildings and
shacks for business houses and resi-
dences. 1t vas shortly after the Gus
ter massacre that they were stationed
at Fort Yates, and later at old Fort
Lincoln on tue west side Of the river.
He is now surgeon general Of the
United States army. They visited
the site OF the old forts, but it proved
a sad scene as there Is little left to
mark the famous spot and the scenes
OF stirring times Of forty years ago.
General and Mrs. Maus and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L.. Conklin were entertained
at dinner last evening by Mrs. NJ. H.
Jewell.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-24
Soil
Surrey of
Cavalier Co.

Prof. r. G. Donaghue was in Lang
don and appeared before the Cara
lier county board relative to the prop
ositicn CT making a soil survey and
soil map of Cavalier county. Prof.
Donaghue and his crew of men at
present are making a survey of Bot,
tineau county and will make surveys
Of other counties Of the state as soon
their work is completed there. AS
the making Gil the survey would cost
the county between $1,000 and $500
and there having leen nc demand for
it up to the present time, tie com.
missicners thought best to defer ac-
ton until q later date. a.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-24
MISCHIEF MAKER
Now Strong and Robust.

An adults food that can save
a baby proves itself tc be n0urishing
and easily digested and good for big
and little folks. A Brooklyn man
says:
when our baby was about eleven
months old he began to grow thin and
pale. This was attribute d to the heat
and the fact that his teeth YER com
ing. but. in reality, the poor little
thing vas starving. his mothers milk
not being sufficient nourishmeny.
"One day after he had cried bitter.
~ for an hour, l suggested that my
wife try him on .Grape-Nuts. She
soaked. two teaspoonfuls in half q cup
OF warn water for 5 or 6 minutes.
Then poured of the liquid and to it
added a like amount Of rich milk and
a little sugar. This baby ate raven.
ously. a .s.
III was not many days before he
forgot. all about being nursed, and has
since lived almost. exclusively on
Grape-Nuts. Today the boy ii. strong
and robust, and as cute a mischief.
maker as a! thirteen months old baby
is expected to be.
use this letter any way you wish,
for my wife and | can never praise
Grape-N Nuts enough after the bright.
ness It has brought to our household"
Grape-Nuts is not made for q. baby
food. hut experience with thousands
of babies shows it to be among the
best, il not entirely the best In use.
Being a scientific preparation Of Ma
lures grains, It IS equally effective rs
a body and brain builder for grown
ups. There's q Reason"
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Greek, Mich.
Ever read the above letter? a rev
one appears from time 70 time. They
are genuine, true. and full Of human
interest.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-24
RQnchmen
Ship Cattle
and Sheep

The movement Of cattle AMI sheep
from ranches in tle western part "
the state has begun and b. next week
will be general. 8lleavy rains over
that territory kept the streams filled
with water and the succllent grasses
growing, luxuriantly, producing condi-
tons seldom eXGelled. While the en-
~croachments of farmers on the ranch
men have limited the AREA Of the
sheep and cattle ranges, there is still
a large territory devoted t, the in
dustry. The cattle are in prime con-
dition. The activities Of tho South
St. Paul stockyards people In this
state will result in. the bulk of the
shipments being sent to that point.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-24
FUTILE BOOSTING
NORTH DAKOTA !.
IN CHICAGO
The following from the Chica

The following from the Chicago
Evening Post will ibe of interest:
w. P. Tuttle, for many years a
member Of the board and nov retired
and living on his 1.50O-acre farm in
Dickey county, North Dakota. was a
visitor on the board today. He was
enthusiastic in his description of the
magnificent prospects Of the wheat
crop of that state. Mr.. futile said:
II have known North Dakota since
1892. and nevc. since 4 knew it did the
state have such a great wheat crop.
In 1912 when the government gave
the crop Of North Dakota at 143,000,'
900 bushels. it did not look to me then
as promising as it does this year. I
only speak of what | saw of it then
and now. Twas at the San Francisco
exposition" he added, "and impress
sive as was the exhibition there Of our