Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-01-28

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Court sets next Monday, with
Judge Hobson ON the bench.
Harry Sanford has been visiting
relatives and friends here since Fri
day.
H. A. Dixson went to Manchester
Friday, to visit at the home of his
father.
IS. r. Ringeon was down from
Rideway over Sunday, visiting
friends.
Ralph Bingham will almost split
your sides with laughter, at the Grand
Feb 4th.
Our annual odd Pants sale is now
on. You save one-half on every pair
at Bears.
Robert Kratz is up from Sumner
this week, transacting business and
visiting friends.
Hand tailored suits made by H.
S. & NJ. during this special sale, $40
and S12. Bears.
The most obstinate cases of bowel
trouble and constipation yield readily
to Cas- Kola. Read the Cas-Kola ad.
1t will pay you to come fifty
miles to attend our big reduction sale.
Bears.
Mrs. M. B. Fitch and son Martin
and the baby have been visiting with
relatives at Hawkeye since Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Smith ar
rived from Ell Reno, Oklahoma, yester-
day. for visit among friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Graham returned home to
Minneapolis Friday, after visit at
the home of her sister, Mrs. G. W.
Burdick.
-Attys. Willett and Johnson, with
Miss Morss as stenographer, took de-
positions in the Dowd case at Cas-
Italia Friday.
Mr.. B. Holtey. of Military town
ship, was transacting business in the
city yesterday, and made this Office
pleasant call.
e. W. Hoyt and N. Willett are at
Winona, MINI. this week, attending
meeting of the stockholders of the
Union Fibre Co.
DIR. and Mrs. F. W. Daubney go
to Lakefield, Mimi, today to visit re-
latives for few days, and attend to
some business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs B. E. Jewell enter
tanned large company from DEBORAH
at their beautiful home northwest of
the city Monday evening.
-Supt E. J. Hook went to Cresco
Fridly, and made arrangements for
joint teachers meeting in the western
part of the county in the near future.
H. B. Hustvedt received tele-
gram last week Tuesday announcing
the death of his father, and departed
for Liberty Prairie, Wis, to attend
the funeral.
r. +. Gibson ON Monday sold the
Mrs. Lewis Nelson lot east of Stiles
hotel to Woo Doc the Chinese laundry
man, who will erect a building in
the spring for his laundry,
Prof. G. Bothne, B. Anundson
and A.. Jacobson are attending a meet
ing in Minneapolis this week, which
will formulate plans for organizing a
national society of Norwegians.
Mrs. G. G. Coutant received
telegram from Portage, Wis, last
Wednesday evening" announcing the
death of her step-mother, Mrs. M. j.
Baker, and departed for Portage to
attend the funeral.
H. A. Brekke, young Minnea-,
polls man who was born in this city,
is reported to have struck it rich in
Alaska, where he has been for three
years, having struck claim for
which he has been offered $500 for
third interest.
IF. @. Sobek & Co. have received
a fine new stvle casket carriage,
which will be used in connection
with their undertaking business.
This carriage is used with advantage
in conveying caskets through doors,
etc. Az
Two Winnesheik county farms
which changed hands recently are
that OF G. P. Olson, of Glenwood
township, to Thorvald Kirkeby, 112
acres for $780,, and 100 acres in De-
c rah township purchased by Lizzie
Ramsey from her brother, Botolf
Ramsey, at $6l per acre.
Work has begun ON the remodeling
of the Turkish Oil Co. building for
the county officers during the build
ing of the new conrt house. An out
side stairway is being built, so as to