Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-06-10

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Six young red foxes were caught By
two farmers next Postville recently.
When you want a barrel of salt
go to j. c. Hexom. We sell it cheap.
i have no male fowls except
White Plymouth Rocks Joel Dayton.
Waterloo is going to have a strictly
"clean" street fair. Well. perhaps
she will
Henry B. Kelly, who organized the
Kelly Canning Co. at Waverly, died
last week.
The West Union race meet went
S400 to the bad as result of the in
element weather last week.
G. H. Quigley, we'll known at
torney of West Union, died in the
hospital at Independence last Tuesday
B. W. Newberry of Strawberry Point
is being mentioned as the republican
candidate for senator in Clayton coun-
ty.
Come and see us in our new store
when you want shoes, we can sell
them TO you at prices that satisfy you.
j. G. Hexom.
The fourteenth annual meeting of
the Mitchell County Veterans Asso-
citation will be held at Usage, Thurs
day, June ii.
"A snap for somebody. | have
several small pieces of land, near De-
conrah, we'll improved, and just right
for truck business. Call and see
me. r. f. Gibson. 1913
DR.. S. f. Robinson, who has been
continuously in practice at West
Union since 1867, and closely identi-
fled with the affairs of the town and
county, is dead. aged 60 years
The city council of Mason City en-
gagged an expert from Des Moines to
examine the books of the city officials.
He was full month at the job and
found everything to be all 0. K.
My White Plymouth Rock eggs
are giving about the same number of
chickens per setting as last year
About ten to eleven chickens to the
setting on an average Joel Dayton.
There are 81 post offices in Fayette
county; % in Allamakee 33 in Clay
ton; IL in Howard % in Winnesheik
% in Mitchell; 16 in Cerro Gordo;
10 in Chickasaw 8 in FLOYD, making
l19 III this congressional district.
Wilkes Williams, the proprietor
of the large stone quarries five miles
south of Postville now hauls his stone
tion engine. The stone train made its
first trip last Thursday, bringing in
five tons.
Buy your shoes of j. @. Hexom.
Billy Marble, we'll known in this
and adjoining counties few years
ago as an actor and manager of
different theatrical troupes, is still
ION the turf, and is now starring in
the company For Her Sake. - His
company is playing in ST. Paul this
week.
The Woodmen picnic at Waukou last
Thursday was big success, the city
entertaining 1000 people on that day
Gov. Cummins could not be present OH
account of the floods at Des Moines
and his absence made big hole in the
program. The Algona Coons defeated
MISREPRESENTATION at base ball to g.
AS result of agitation, and in or
der TO prevent Sunday ball playing
in Waterloo, the business men of that
city are being asked to raise 50. 700 as
a donation for the local club, and
the preachers of the city are aiding
in the canvass for the money to re-
compense the ball team for the loss
of Sunday games.
A Fort Dodge, To-, editor desiring
the news asked man to write it
from his locality and got this reply
'We have two school marms, the
hog cholera, about fifty bushels of
potatoes and tarnal fool, who mar
ried a crosseyed girl because she had
mule and forty acres of land, and
the same is your humble correspond
ont