Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-11-15

their just dues. He will send us each
week the newsest of items obtainable
in and about Cresco, and will deal fairly
and squarely with each and everyone
through these columns. He writes us
that he had just about twenty minutes
in which to prepare this weeks items,
which Is the cause of their brevity.
John b. Kaye, the Calmar lawyer
was in DEBORAH on business yesterday.
Mike Harmon says the next time
he goes hunting he will carry the cold
gum.
Claim agent Boehomler of the c.
M. & st. p. Ry. Co. was in the city
Tuesday.
1t is estimated that 81 600, 600 bus.
of wheat, or half of the Northwestern
crop, has been marketed.
L. A. Marsh just received another
carload of York state apples, which are
the finest i'm the market. Go early and
get your choice.
The hydrants all around town are
being painted bright red color by
artist w. w. Wheelock. A very ap-
propriate color, indeed.
Coleman q Toye, the DEBORAH Dent
lists, are making a cast aluminium plate
that is far superior to anything ever
put out by the profession, Call and see
us and be convinced. We do any
| thing in the dental line in first-class
shape, and will always treat your
children as yourself.
| "A mind reader, having demonstra-
ted to "a party of ladies and gentleman
his ability to read a newspaper through
two thicknesses of horse blanket, one
of the girls left the room with the re-
mark: 81 amt going to stay here any
longer with this calico dress on
Schell City Mo. News.
---Thos. Whalen, one of Winnesheik's
good farmers, living five miles from
Canton, has a fine farm with $50 acres
under cultivation. He has the incest
Chester white hogs in this part of the
Stdtt. Ills lloNC iiO ioS-S
averaging 800 pounds each, and eighty
shoats.
Mr. o. A. Schall, the expert piano
tuner, located for the present at 3O'
East Main street in this city, made ;
business trip to Ossian last Wednesday
He isexpected home tomorrow. Any
one wishing their pianos overhaulet
and put in good repair will do well t.
call on Mr.. Schall.
w. f. Downie arrived home from
Chicago last Tuesday whittier he wen
to purchase complete stock of jewel
ry and silverware. The goods will b
here the last of this week, and he in
: vites you all to come i'm and examin
his stock andGtarn his prices. Corne
, room in Grand opera house.
There is some talk ofrepealing tn
fish laws of this state. They want t
extend the time Of the open seasol
until February 30th. The move
ment will go through all right if the,
. can get the consent of G.. w. Adams
. f. b. Morss and Joe. Halves have bee
laboring with him day and night fo
5 several weeks to gain this end.
l Mrs. Stark, mother of Miss Josi
Stark, of this city, came from Lenori
Mimi, last week, to make DEBORAH Inc
: future home. She has settled in til
e Woodruff house on Broadway. He
], daughter, Josie, who has lived with 4
r w. Miller, in West DEBORAH, for til
e past fourteen years, has gone to liN
S with her, and Miss Brown, who h;
also made her home with Mr.. Mill,
for the past three years, has gone
e stay with Mrs. Stark. This leaves M
e Miller all alone, and we venture to So
q that he will pass some lonesome hour
{. John Knox, one of the solid farm
e ers of the north part of the county, Ii,
IS ing three and one-half miles west {
It Burr Oak, has put up one of the fine
houses that you will be able to fir
q outside of city. 1t cost $4,000
- when completed. He is also buildir
IL new barn "a ga feet, with one lea
1t to on either side, one II X ga feet al
s. one IA X GA feet, and one across Il
q end for calves II X so feet. The bal
g will cost 81 900. Mr.. Knox has Il
d finest drove of Poland China hogs
Of Winnesheik county, numbering i
hogs, and 100 shoats.