Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-11-16
DIR. Karl d. Fisk is at the St
Cloud this week.

Wis, on Monday.
-Eber Christopher Was a Mandon.
N. D. passenger on Monday.
Il. W. Brunt made trip to Cal
mar between trains Monday.
-. N. Volding was business visit
or to Hope, N. d.. yesterday.
Mrs. Colon Brdsell left yesterday
for Vermillion, S. D., for visit.
H. J. Hedges went to Austin.
Mimi. Monday, on business trip.
Order your storm sash now. Prices
are low at Ingvoldstad & Co. AGA
II. M. Akers of Bluffton township
was transacting business in the city
Monday.
Mott 81 Co. are giving 10 per
cent discount OH children's cloaks and
all ladies' furs.
Emil Rosenthal has been absent
for several days on business trip in
northern Minnesota.
-Ingvcldstad e. Co. sell storm win
dows. Order from them and secure
them at right prices 46-4
To prevent smoking of lamp
wick soak the wick in strong vinegar.
1t will then burn clear and bright.
Manager Carl Meyer of the Calmar
Mfg. Co. was over Monday, looking
after the mill work of the court house
and hotel.
Advertised letters this week at the
DEBORAH post Office are addressed to
Nels B. Lee, W. A. Price and B. r.
Spinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". E. Hoyt returned
hom. to Elma yesterday, after visit
at the home of her mother, Mrs. B.
H. Wells.
Mott & Go. show black petticoats
from "a cents up to 1898. Black silk
petticoats at So. SO. You can't make
them for that.
Harry Bertossa arrived home from
Prescott, Wis. last Saturday, after a
years. stay at the home of his cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brakin.
Don't forget the date. Nov. 18th
next Saturday. at the old postoffice.
Pianos, organs and sewing machines
at your own figures. J. O. Tarvestad.
46-l
Cotton blankets from 40 cents up
to 81. 90 at Mott & Co.'S, also hand
some line Of fancy blankets for bath
robes aud great values in all wool
blankets.
The entertainment by Elias Day
at the Grand opera house Friday even
ing was enjoyed by a crowded house,
who were pleasinRly entertained for a
couple of hours.
The Board of Supervisors met at
the Auditor Office Monday afternoon,
the principal work of the session be-
ing the cauvassing of the vote of the
recent election.
Wood ashes and salt make good
for cracks in stoves. Use
squal proportions reduced to paste
with little water. Then fill the
cracks when the stove is cool and it
will SION harden.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L.. CALDWELL are
making preparations to spend the win
Ter in California. They expect to
start on Dec. 9Th, and go to Los An
yelos. where the most Of the time will
be spent. They are anticipating a
very pleasant winter at this popular
resort.
Win Rollins of Burr Oak was in
the city Friday. feeling pretty good
over the sale the day before to Clar-
snce Knowlton of Prosper of fifty head
Of Polled Angus cattle for $4,000.
This shows how it pays to raise good
cattle, and Mr.. Rollins always has
the best of everything on his fine farm.
Mrs. John Hargraves was called to
Winona, Mimi, Saturday. by tele-
gram announcing the illness OF her
iau ghter. Miss Maude. who has been
threatened with appendicitis. When
sho arrived she found that her daughter
had successfully undergone an opera
ton in the hospital for appendicitis.
from which she is now recovering.
F. E. Cratsenberg of Burr Oak ar
rived home Saturday from Lowell,
Wyoming, where he has been with
government surveying gang during the
summer. He was accompanied by
Messrs. A. H. Brunt and Otterbuck of
with whom he has been
engaged. Mr.. Brunt is cousin Of l.
". Brunt. and stopped off on his way
home to spend Sunday with him.
Yesterday daily papers contain
of the attempted dynamit-
ing of Mayor Fay's home in Virginia,
MINI. He is the father-in-law of
Will Schulze formerly of this city.
The cause assigned is the too rigid en-