Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-09-17
Its safe to trade at Bears.


See Meuser for tailor made suits.
Let us print your auction bills.
For school shoes 90 to Bromley &
Co. 37-2
Poultry wanted at Reum's market.
See their card.
Atty and Mrs. Dan Shea visited
friends at Cresco last Thursday.
Atty. and Mrs. J. ]. Cameron
went to Castalia yesterday, for visit.
-Jno. Bernatz and wife were over
from Spillville yesterday, shopping.
Mrs A. G. Darcy, of Cresco, has
been visiting with friends in the city.
Ed Larsen and wife returned yes
terday from their visit at New Haup-
ton.
Rev. B. Askevold and wife arriv
ed on Friday from their trip to Nor
way.
&C. J. Pagin was DEBORAH bust
ness visitor from FIankville township
yesterday.
II. T. Tobiason came down from
st. Paul, to attend the funeral of l..
P. Gjermo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Headington
left for Berwyn, Neb., yesterday, to
visit relatives.
Don't forget our September re-
duction sale of wall paper and paints.
Brunt & Parman.
Martin Karman went to West
Union Sunday, for few days visit
with friends and relatives.
-Supt. and Mrs E. L. Coffeen and
Miss Clara Taylor drove to Waukon
Saturday and spent the day.
liver Gjermo, of Grand Forks, N.
D., attended the funeral of his
brother, l.. p, here Sunday.
If any of our subscribers care to
liquidate their Indebtedness now with
good hard wood we will not refuse it,
20. 7. Hamre; o. M. Drexel, P
Jensen and E. Rosenthal arrived
home Friday from their business trip
to South Dakota.
Mrs. Minnie Bailey Colville and
daughter. of St. Paul, arrived Friday
for visit at the parental home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. K. Bailey.
High class, up-to- date, specialties
with "A Jay in New York" No long
waits, there is something doing all
the time, at Steyer's Sept. Goth.
DIR. Karl D. Fisk won his suit
against the city of Waukon, which
endeavored to COMPEL him to pay
license as an itinerant merchant.
Your wants large or small, have
our best attention, and nothing in our
power is left undone, to earn and hold
your approval and confidence. Bear.
Advertisers should not fail to
hand in copy early enough to permit
proper preparation. We are very
busy at this time of the year and
can offer best services to those who
get in copy earliest.
There's young business man
ON Washington street, Mr.. Charles
Jacobs, who is developing the same
business characteristics which have
made the success of our most promi-
&c nIx t,,l
this issue.
John M. feeling, a former resi-
dent of DEBORAH, is a candidate for
the republican nomination for Clerk |
of Courts at Merrill, Wis. His many
friends in DEBORAH recognize his fit
ness for the position and hope that he
will be elected.
The opening game of football was
played at Postville Saturday, between
the DEBORAH high school and Postville
town teams. The score was 8 to OIL
in favor of Postville, a pretty good |
showing for our boys against a town
team. An effort is being made to
arrange for game here with Waukon
next Saturday.
Our Holiday line of the latest,
most novel and neatest styles in Fancy
Goods is now in and open for display.
We have sold and are selling many
now for Christmas. Call and see them.
Make, your selection while assortment
is unbroken. Early buyers get best
values. Cordial invitation to all at
III. j. Hutchinson's.
The DEBORAH Delivery Co. began
delivering Monday morning as an
nounced. They are employing five
rigs in all, and it seems to work to
the satisfaction of the people
generally, especially in the grocery
trade. The meat delivery caused the
company some trouble the first day,
but when the routes get adjusted and
arrangements are made with the pro-
per rigs, such as can only be made by
expariepca there is No dOuht hut that