Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-11-12
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Nashua has young ladies club
with the title of Askme Club.
The Waterloo Paper Mill company
has incorporated; capital $loO,OOo
Some miscreant broke IA window
names in the Elma school house one
night last week.
DR.. I. K. Gardner, Of New Hamp-
TON. has been chosen president of the
State Assn. Of Railway Surgeons.
The citizens of Fayette will have
the same privileges in the use OF Hen
derson library as the VI students.
The proposition to erect new jail
at Cresco was overwhelmingly de-
feated by the voters of Howard county
Alexander Smith, Dubuque team
ster. is dead from the effects OF fall
from the hayloft of barn IN that
city.
liver Iverson, who was elected
Supervisor in Allamakee county last
Tuesday, died on the evening OF elec-
tion day.
Prairie du CHEN macadamizes her
streets with clam shells. Waukon
goes her one better and fills her mud
holes with iron ore.
Bro. Sloane has disposed of his old
Charles City Intelligencer outfit to
parties who will move it to Sac City
TO start a new republican paper.
Three of the prominent citizens OF
Rockford were hung in effigy. election
evening on account OF the feeling
growing out of the recent campaign
Col. d. B. Henderson has donated
his entire library,a carload OF volumes
to the d. B. Henderson Library, erected
the past season on the Upper Iowa
University grounds at Fayette from
funds donated by Andrew Carnegie,
and dedicated yesterday.
The Sisters of the Good Shepherd OF
Chicago will establish branch house
in Dubuque. The late Archbishop
Hennessey left So, 900 for the establish
ment of a home for fallen girls, and
this order of Sisters being the only
ones who devote their lives exclusive
ly to that work, have accepted the
offer.
Here is the way Bill Nye, when
publisher of the Laramie Boomerang,
used to bring his persuasive powers
to bear on delinquent patrons: Sub
scribers of the Boomerang who find
cross bones and skull, with crest OF
metallic burial casket drawn In
blood, on the wrapper of their paper,
will know that their subscription has
expired and that something has got
to be done
1t is reported that pack peddlers
were over in Delaware county a few
days ago selling cloth. One man
who gave his note for forty dollars
worth of cloth found out after they
had sold the note that it called for
four hundred dollars. 1t is strange
how some people love to deal with
strangers, and get into trouble when
they can just as we'll deal with their
home merchants and be safe.
Another of those rop-notch farm
sales that is making Iowa famous
took place at Waukon last week.
Robt. Henderson sold his 80 acre
farm, mile east of the city, to
Simon Kloepper of Ludlow township,
the consideration being 800 an acre.
Possession is to-be given next March,
when Mr.. Henderson will remove to
the Kuhn property on the south town
line road which he takes as part
payment in the deal.
Notice is given that the corporation
known as the arnavillo-Guttenber
Railway Company, with its principal
place of BUSINESS at Garnavillo, was
dissolved bysunanimous consent and
by vote of the stockholders at a special
meeting called for that purpose, held
at Garnavillo on the 4th day of Octo-
Der. This was the company organized
to build an electric line to Garna-
villo. but whether this means an
abandonment of the project is not
stated
L. B. Stock has been totaling up
his sales of Elwood fence the past
season and he finds that stretched out
in a line the total amount would
make a wire fence sixty-seven miles
long. That would just about fence
up the east and west sides OF this
county, and Mr.. Stock says the orders
he has promised, together with few
more sales, will just about string out
enough, fguratively speaking. to en-
close the entire county. -Waukor
Democrat.
Steve Hamilton of Cresco met will
a serious accident few days agt
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