Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-03-09

N. N. Quandahl & Go. drug store.
Ellis Fox came down from Cresco
last Wednesday, on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Pelikan OF
Fort Atkinson were in the city Friday.
Rev. J. o. Ross of Castalia. was
transacting business in the city Fri.
day.
Ole Sherven of near Spillville.
was a DEBORAH business visitor yester-
day.
| C A. Mollart went to Dubuque
last Thursday, on business and to
visit relatives.
Henry Xavier was down from Lin
coin township Wednesday afternoon,
on business trip.
-Hexom's big cash low price sale
of groceries is still on. Don't fail to
take advantage of it.
ID. E. Reed closed the deal for the
sale of his 100 acre farm near Austin,
Mimi. last Thursday.
Mrs. @. J. Ollie of Cleveland,
Ohio, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
G. r. Cove last week.
Saturday is always a busy day.
| Come in this week and see our new
spring suits. Ben Bear.
Miss Margaret Hitler was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Adolph
Meyer, at Calmar last week.
DIR. and Mrs W. d. Kellogg have re-
turned home from an extended visit
with relatives in Milwaukee.
II. A. Jayne attended meeting
of the state agents of the Northwes-
tern at Sioux City last week.
Sheriff Mizener has been confin-
ed in the county Jail few days, serv-
ing out sentence of la grippe.
Mrs. Phoebe Lincoln returned last
week from Spencer, Iowa, where she
had been for couple of weeks.
X. l. Haugen went to Chicago
Monday, to superintend the purchas-
ing of spring goods for his store.
DIR. F. A. Meyer and Mr.. McEwen
came up from Postville Saturday, for
an over Sunday visit with friends.
Gilbert Melaas of Bluffton town
ship was calling on friends and tran
sacting business in the city yesterday.
Harry Weiser arrived from Clare
mont, S. d. Saturday, for few days
visit among friends and relatives here.
Fl. S. Putnam arrived home Sun
day morning from trip through
North Dakota, for visit with his
family.
Otto Sorenson went to Prairie du
Chen yesterday, to receive the bath
treatment for rheumatism at the hos
pital there.
st. Patrick dance Thursday even
ing. March 18th, at Steyer's opera
house. Tickets so cents. Everybody
come. 1912
Have your cistern cleaned before
the spring rains set in. Now is the
time. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ro-
bert futile. 1912
Ole Samuelson has moved back
from Lime Springs onto the farm
north of the Koren church OH Wash
ington Prairie.
Rupert Parker will train Baby
Kid and other racing horses at New
Hampton this spring, having taken
her there Monday.
Mrs. A. Jacobs of Springfield
township is spending this week with
her husband, Representative A. Jacob
son, at Des Moines.
M. Fl. Bakken of Ridgeway was
in the city Saturday, preparing to
leave yestei day for Benson, Mimi.
where he will spend this spring.
Andrew Carolan was down from
Button township Monday. attending
to some matters previous to moving
on his farm in Fremont township.
We have 1875 pairs of fine quality
HIS. &M. trousers which are selling
at about half price. This is one way
to make our customers feel glad. Ben
| Bear.
John d. Mullaney was up from
Frankville Friday, on a business trip.
In. this issue he advertises for sale a
fine lot of young thoroughbred short
horns.
On account of the illness of Car
rier J. S. Thomtas and substitute
Robt. Price, mail order clerk VIM.
Hogan efficiently acted as carrier on
Friday.
60. o. Blekeberg assisted Carl
Hagen and family in moving out to
the farm which they will conduct this
year in Section /. Madison township,
last week.
We show perhaps more mems suits