Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-12-02

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Interesting Items Of News Cleaned
From the Press Of Neighboring Counties



The Methodists of Nora Springs
have put in fine new pipe organ.
The machinery for the new water
works plant at Fayette is being in
stalled.
The DEBORAH District Conference of
the M. E. church is in session at Rice
Vile this week.
The recent Kreuger murder case cost
Howard county 50, 10 and the Rob-
inson murder case 81 1905. 26.
Farmers are bucking the coal dealers
and have lowered the price of wood
this week to So. so per cord. Lansing
Journal.
A McGregor man has invented a
new river steamer which he claims
will have a speed of forty to fifty
miles per hour.
The new branch of the c., M. & st.
P. railroad between Preston and
Isinours, Mimi, began to operate
trains last week.
We can save you at least 10 per
cent on your shoes and arctics for win
ter wear. Give US trial you will
not be disappointed. Bromley & Co.
45-4
Mrs. Fred Bopp, of Hawkeye, last
week was awarded $50. 900 damages in
a suit against the @. & N. W. Ry. at
Redfeld, S. D., for the killing of her
husband.
Get Christmas photos now at Rey-
nolds.
The Midland Railway Co. has IN
corporated at DUBUQUE with capital
of $500 Its purpose is to build
and equip steam or electric railways
within the state of Iowa. 1t is TO be-
gin business when $4,000 of stock is
subscribed.
Bachelor cigars, FIVE cents, Trzcin-
skis.
An interesting fact which has been
brught out by DR.. Halls departure
from McGregor is that during his 20
years practice here has assisted in
bringing to the light of this world
800 babies. A little village of it's
own. North Iowa Times.
Herman Savage, living south of
Marshalltown, Iowa. claims to be the
champion corn picker of central Iowa.
In eleven days, ending with Saturday.
he claims to have picked l,146 bushels
of corn in the field He cribbed his
own corn. On one of the eleven days
he picked and cribbed 1876 bushels.
twenty-five more purchasing days
before Christmas. Go to The Button.
The Edgewood Farmer says that Mr..
G. W. Ash, few miles north of
Wood, has closed his sorghum mill
for the season, having made $50 gal
Ions of his own production from 4
acres of land. The sorghum sells
readily at 90 cents por gallon, thus
yielding him 1915 from the four acres
The railway company have taken
another economical streak and can
celled their contract with the dray
line for carrying the mail from the
depot to postoffice. They have put on
a little AKA red wagon. which by max
ing three or four trips will be able to
handle the mail, and on rush day
they would hardly have time to de-
liver and return the outgoing mail.
Waukon Standard.
Don't be lost out on the Chicago
Tribune and Public Opinion rate of
$3. 80 per year for both this year. Re-
member we can take subscriptions ar
this rate only during November and
December.
1t is said Miss OVAL, who resides
three and one-half miles northeast of
Greeley, had tooth extracted over
seven weeks ago. When she got home
her jaws became set, and she has beer
sleeping ever since. She cannot be
awakened only for few minutes at a
time. by giving her chloroform and
relaxing her jaws so she can be fed.
TO renew the happy golden days
of youth, and make life worth living
use A. B. @. Family Tea. 25c pack
age. Wangler Bros.
Talk about the nerve of an insurance
man. Burt Hendrick saw good
chance to advertise his business in a
cook book just published by the ladies
of the Baptist church, and the follow
ing is what appeared: Before trying
any of the following recipes see Burt
Hendrick the life assurance man. -
Burt has been making his visits down
town after dark and intends to keep
on the safe side until the trouble
blows over. -Waukon Standard.
Buy storm windows from Ingvold-
stad g. Co. Prices right. 46-2
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