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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-08-02
Original Notice |!
STATE OF IOWA,
Winnesheik COUNTY IS

Wiuuesntlk county, }
To Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul Ry Co
Peter Leibold, Albert Leibold. Joseph Leibod
terdenand Leib I'D, Philip Leibolt, Varonica
Feifer, Catherine Sandtc, p Il ina Winters
Q: Clark, F, NJ. ClarS. ell J.. Clark. A. +
Clark, Floy Fathbun EmmaJ. Hatha way Sarah
Quincy, Ace Warren, Giles Warren. Laura
Dorsey, Belle Krulnin. Cora Krumm, Ida
Cutter, and Mrs. Mae Coleman, Defendants
that on or before the first day of September
1905, the petition of F. A. Schneider. as plain
tin, will be Oh file in the office of the Clerk OF
The District Court in and for WinnesheiK
County, Iowa. claiming that said plaintiff i
the absolute owner in fee of the following de-
scribed real estate, towit:
Commencing at the northwest conner of
block five t5l or John T. Clark's addition to
the town OF Fort Atkinson, i'll tn. county OF
Winnesheik and State OF Iowa. thence rum
ming south along the west line OF said block
about lbs fe I 10 the south side of the any run
ming east and west through said olocx five
aforesaid; theHce directly west TO the east line
Of block Lock forty-eight [4sl 10 the original town
along the east line OF said block forty.eght
about l3S feet 10 the south side or Oak street
in said town OF Fort Atkinson; then directly
east to place OF BEGINNING.
That Plaintiff is also the absolute
owner in fee of lots tw-lve [i3l. thirteen 1877
fourteen llil; fifteen rs, sixteen u6, and
[4Sl In the aforesaid town OF Fort atkinson.
That plaintiff is also the absolute
owner in fee OF the west one-half III OF lot one
~ III DOCK HV6 OF JOnn L. ClRrks addition
to the aforesaid town o. Fort Atkinson.
And asking to have a deed OF said premises
executed To MIN on the 18th day OF Novem-
Der: 1902, by one Margaret Krick, ieformed
and corrected.
And claiming that said defendants have or
claim /, have some right title or interest in
and TO said premises adverse To plaintiff but
whtch claim or interest p!aintih alleges Is
junior and inferior To bis estate therein And
asking to have said defendants each And all
of them barred and estoppet from asserting
a nj nI Nl..fs n
premises:
Now unless you appear and answer Il said
petition on or before noon of the 10Th day OF
September. 1905 that being the second div Of
the regular &c ptember. 1905. term OF the Dis
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-08-02

line of Main Street, where the same intersects
with said WinnebagO Street, in said city of De
corah. Iowa. shall within thirty days after the
| ia king effect OF this ordinance make lead pipe
| connections Herewith.
SECTION 2. That all owners OF property
fionting on, or adjacent to said Main Street,
In the city Of DEBORAH, Iowa, between the
east line OF WinnebagO Street, at its intersec.
ton with said Main Street, and the east line
OF Court Street, in said city, at intersection
thereof, with said Main Street, and on Win
nebagO street, between the north line of
Broadway street, where the same intersects
with said Winnebago stree, and the south
line OF Main Street, where the same intersects
with said WinnebagO Street, in said city Of De-
Main and Winnebago Street mains. shall
within thirty days after the taking effect OF
this ordinance. replace the same with lead
pipe connections. provided the same Is now
other than lead pipe.
SECTION 8. That all lead pipe connections
so ordered to be made as contemplated and
curbline Of the adjacent lots, or portions of
lots, and should be made and constructed of
lead pipe known and denominated as Extra
Strong. and such connections shall be made
under the supervision of the Water Works
Committee. OF the city of DEBORAH. Iowa.
SECTION T. That in the event OF the failure,
erty fronting on, or adjacent TO both sides Of
said Main Street, in the city OF Decorah
Iowa, between the east line of Winnebago
Street, at its intersection with said Main
said city. at the Intersection thereof, with said
Main Street; and on Winnebago Street, be-
tween the north line of Broadway street,
where the same intersects, with said Winnie
bago Street and the south line OF Main Street,
where the same intersects with said WinnebagO
Street, in said city OF Decorah, Iowa, to make
the lead pipe connections herein contemplat-
ed and provided for, and within the time pre-
scrbed, In this ordinance, then such con-
nections herein contemplated and provided
for, and within the time prescribed in this
ordinance. then such connections shall be
made by the said city Of DEBORAH, Iowa, and
the cost and expense thereof shall be assessed
against The lots or portions of lots in front Of
which such connections are so made by said
city as by law provided: provided, however
that such assessment shall not exceed the
benefits conferred on such property, and in
noevent shall such assessment exceed twenty
five per cent. Of the assessed value OF such
lots, or portions Of lots, as by statute provided
In such cases.
SECTION 5. All ordinances or parts OF
ordinances in conflict herewith, are hereby
repealed.
SECTION 8. This ordinance shall be in force
and take effect upon its passage and publica-
ton as by law provided.
~ F.W. DAUBNEY, Mayor.
F. NJ. HUGHES, City Clerk.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-08-02
CASTALIA
From our regular correspondent

Aug /, 1905.
Miss May CLARK went to Fayette
Thursday to visit a few days with
relatives.
The Workmen lodge OF Postville are
coming up Tuesday night to meet
the members here. The lodge at
Postville are going to give a picnic
Aug. 10th and one of the events of the
day will be the ball game. Postville
lodge VS. Castalia lodge.
Miss Mary Anderson of Clermont
came Wednesday to visit her sister,
Mrs Ed. Hansen.
Ward Allen and DR. Harrington
attended the ball game at Postville
Sunday. Ward umpired the game, it
being 8 to in favor Of Postville.
Mrs. Atchinson and sons of Spirit
Lake visited at Tom Windell's from
Wednesday until Monday. lu,&
Nathan Morse returned from a seve-
raj weeks visit at st. Paul Saturday
The dance Saturday evening was
we'll attended by Ossian and Frank
Vile.
A boy arrived at Chef McMartin' s
Of West Union and one also at Ward
Tatro's Of Cedar Rapids last week.
Miss Della Shutter went to Nc
Gregor Saturday to visit her sister.
p. O'Boy came down from Mime
sofa Saturday and remained over Sun
day.
Miss White OF Mcnona visited Miss
Jessie Vance here Saturday evening.
Mrs. Harvey Clough and sons of
Elkader came Saturday evening.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-08-02

From our Regular Correspondent.
July 81, '05.
Mrs. w. 0. Cook of Montevideo is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs @. B. Pike.
Il. R. Bryant and ]. w. Casterton
I were business visitors at Waukon Fri
day and Saturday.
r. H. Worth came down from La
Crosse for an over Sunday visit with
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Tabor of Mabel
visited Sunday with his mother and
sister, Mrs. Hall.
Elwood Pike of Colorado is here
ON a visit at the parental home of @.
B. Pike.
Mr.. Claude Schwestka, deputy
treasurer, of West Union, was guest
at the home of E. NJ. Carter part OF
last week.
Fred and Lloyd johnson returned
from Minneapolis.
The Friends quarterly meeting took
place Saturday and Sunday morning
in the M. E. church.
Rev. Lee conducted services in the
afternoon and evening.
j. II. Hiatt was in DEBORAH Sunday
F. w. Meader leaves tomorrow for
Dakota.
E. d. Hoag of Charles City was a
caller in town Saturday.
After several months stay with Hes
per friends Agnes Elliot returned
last week to her home near WOrthing-
ton, MINI.
Oscar Reed and family of Burr Oak
Sundayed with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Allen.
+. Dean of Washington was recent
visitor at the home of Rev. Carter.
w. @. Hutchinson has some very
fine wheat grown this year on ex-
hibition.
Died, of nervous prostrationE at
Hesper, Iowa, July 20. 1905, Luella
D., daughter of William and Lucille
A. Westgate. She was born in Raisin
Township. Lenawee County, Michigan.
March "a, 1859. She was converted
to Christ when a child and bv God 5
assisting grace lived an exemplary
Christian life. Her illness of more
than sixteen months duration was
attended with much suffering, yet the
patience and submission to Gods will
were daily manifested by her. The
funeral takes place Tuesday afternoon
at the home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Westgate. The bereaved
family have the sympathy OF the com-
munity. -
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-08-02
SPIELVILLE.

July 1, '05.
Arthur Nehls was down fom Cresoo
Sunday.
Miss Lou Kapinos returned home
Saturday from McGregor, after a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Graft.
Misses Raddoff and Graft of Calmar
were callers in our vicinity Monday.
Miss Marry Benda of DEBORAH,
spent Sunday at home.
Miss Lena Klimesh returned from
Protivin Thursday after visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Tomashek has had a cement
walk laid in front of her residence.
Tony Kapinos did the work,
Mr.. and Mrs. HAPPIER are enjoying a
visit from their daughter, Mrs. Burns
Of Council Bluffs.
Miss Josephine Klimesh spent a
few days in the country with heI
brother.
Mrs. Joe Meyer of Calmar was the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Joe Kapinos,
last Monday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-08-02
CALMAk.
(From our regular correspondent

(From our gular correspondent
July 81, '05.
Mrs. S. r. wager and mother. Mrs.
Snow, left for Madison Wis. Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Meyer returned from
Marion Wednesday.
G. S. Boice of DEBORAH was in
town Monday.
Gustie Meyer went to Milwaukee
Monday.
Mrs. P. Never entertained the
Royal Neighbors at her home Thurs
day afternoon.
Miss Hattie Campbell returned
from Minneapolis Wednesday.
Mrs. Clark went to Charles City
Saturday to spend several weeks with
her home folks.
Master Melvin Hubert gave birth
day party at his home Saturday after
noon.
Laura and Will G;lmartiu came
home from Prairie du Chen Saturday,
Mr.. Stahl and son Jack returni ng with
them
Harry and Walter wager returned
from Riceville Tuesday.
mlSS ILtllcl IcllOIu WCht NCd-
nesday after spending a couple OF days
with friends.
Ossian's base ball team played the
Calmar team Sunday, the lscore being
to in favor of Ossian.
Gladys Kaye is here for visit
with her folks.
John Smith came home for visit.
e
Wis, is here visiting her cousins, the
Seversons.
Miss Minnie Coquilette is the guest
of Minnie Meyer.
Quite number of people gfrom o.
sian and Ridgeway attended the ball
game here Sunday.
Miss Elsie Miller spent Sunday at
Ossian
Miss Bertha Hanson spent Sunday
at DEBORAH.
Mrs. Chas. Glass, who lives near the
Fort. entertains the German Ladies'
Aid society of this place tomorrow.
The German Lutherans of this place
gave a reception at the Miller home
for the ministers on the last night of
their stay, Wednesday night. Music
anu SpCOOu NOiO thC
features of the evening.
Miss Vance and Miss Renken of
DEBORAH stopped off here between
trains.
Misses Minnie Meyer and Minnie
Coquiltte were at DEBORAH Saturday.
Mr.. Rudolph of DEBORAH spent
SUNDAY here with relatives.
Dr. Roome's sister and daughter of
Canada are here visiting him.
Mr. Helm has some relatives visit
ing him who are on their way to
Portland.
Rev. Smith and daughter Carrie
expect to spend this week at
Charels City, taking in the Chautau-
qua and visiting friends.
Sailor Jean passed through here
Saturday on his way to Madison,
Wis. He has already walked l6, 900
miles. He is to visit all the capitols OF
the U. S. AID then write book. He
sold souvenir medals here at ten cents
apiece.
Mrs. j. Becker returned from her
visit at Sioux City.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-08-02
ORDINANCE NO. 2Io.

Proposed Ordinance as follows:
Ordinance providing for lead pipe connec
lions to be made with water main on Main
Street in the city OF DEBORAH, Iowa, between
the east line of Winnebago Street at its, inter
section with said Main Street, and the east
section thereof, with said Main Street; and on
WinnebagO Street, between the north line OF
Broadway street, where the same intersects
line of Main street, where The same intersects
with said Winnebago Street, I'm said city of De-
corah, Iowa, and providing for the assessment
of the cost and expense Of such improvems
upon property abutting thereon. Atv
WHEREAS, the city council the saidntIy
or DEBORAH, Iowa, is about To permaorah.
improve Main Street in the city of Dssi,i9g,
Iowa, between the west line of said I'd Main
ton Street, at its intersection withurt Street.
Street, and the east line of saids said Main
at the intersection thereof Kseity. between
the south line of said patsSid Court street
city, at the intersection DIV. and the north
and Water Stt ct, Ia sS yh sre the sane inter-
sects with saia court street; on nTSaaWay
Street between the west Iln mr. of said
Street In said city, at q, Broa way Street in
WA MiSSsn mn 5 S ire line 9 SAID Court ST.
IN said city, at nay street, in said city, and
street ana Broast, in said city, between the
Winneoago sBroadway street in said city,
and the Sc, Iowa, and pave with vitrlded !,
| or Decor alley running east and west be
DricK lie east line of said Book Eleven a |
tweefy of DEBORAH, Iowa, and, the west Inc
saidd Block Eleven, in said .Ity; aud Hhe
| oey running east aud west thfous h peck
Twelve, in the city OF Deconh. Iowa, beTeen
the east line of said Block Twelve ar the
west line OF said Block Twelve, In saytaty OF
DEBORAH, Iowa, and pave with vitrirt orick,
the alley running east and wesEnrough
block Ten, in the city OF DEBORAH. owa, be-
tween River Street and Court Sire In said
city.
WHEREAs, water mains are la and per-
manently established in and alol salu por-
tons OF Main street and Winneop street, In
said city, 40,
Now THEREFORE,, Be IL ordned by the
CITY Council of the CITY of Decor. Iowa.
SECTION !. That all ownelo! ADJACENT
property fronting on or adent 70 Main
Street In the city Of DEBORAH, va, between
the east line of Winnebago SIT, * Us inter.
section with said Main Streean the east
line of Court Street In said 81 az the inter-
section thereof, with said MI street, ana on
Winnebago street, betweenf nortn line OF
Broadway street, where tbHne intersects
with said Winnebago stree"no the south
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-08-02
CLAY HILL
From our regular correspondence

From our regular correspondent
July 81, 1905.
Mr., G.. L. Pearson returned fro'l
Chicago Tuesday. Miss Sadie rn
ger was guest of Miss Clara Gaa4'Sn
of DEBORAH last Tuesday and po"'o''
day.
Miss Mae Malli OF Mir-eapoiis Is I"
guest of Miss Marie Maj !.
Miss Haas of De1'rah was guess o!
Mrs CT Piersc. the fore part OF last
w eek.
Mr. Naperline and Mr.. Richards
of Desorah were calling at John Seeg-
m ;;ler's Tuesday.
Messrs l.. Denning, p. Bender and
Tom Thompson passed through here
Wednesday with new separator anc
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-08-02

engine: they were bound for Henry
Ruffridge's place at Locust
The Misses Florence Kniss of Free
port and Monda Hegtvedt of DEBORAH
were calling on friends the % inst.
Miss Rose McShane. who has been
visiting Miss Marie Malli and other
relaities for the past month. returned
to her home at Austin, Mimi, Friday.
Raspberries season is just about
over with for this year; next on the
program will be blackberries.
Frank Hanson gave picnic to his
berry pickers and their friends
Thursday afternoon very enjoyable
time was had by all.
Bert Tyler transacted business in
DEBORAH one day last week.
Mrs. Wick and daughter Miss Ella
were guests in our burg Thursday.
Sam Barth Jr. of Locust is staving
at the Gross home. Mrs. Joel DAY.
ton Of DEBORAH was calling at Adam
Weplar's Thursday.
Frank Hanson made a business trip
to Canoe last Friday.
Miss Francis Broghammer of Decor
all came Saturday for visit with
her cousin Mae Broghammer.
Allen Egge of DEBORAH was calling
on relatives Sunday.
Miss Jennie Tyler of Freeport re-
turned home this morning after 3
visit with Miss Clementine Tyler.
Miss Adam Weplar gave large din
ner party last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Foltz of Franklin
Prairie were guests at Ed. Bolson's
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Seegmiller and
family Sundayed at Fieldview Farm.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-08-02

The polling places for said election In theditf-
eront wards shall be as follows, to-wjt y For
ward at Wilbur Lumber Company's Office; for
the third ward at the City Hall; for The fourth
ward at the Hose House Number Tw,; for the
NTH ward at West DEBORAH Town Hal.
The Election Boards in the difrrent voting
precincts shall be composed of tn same men,
bers as at the General City Eleeion of March
9TH. 1905, as is provided by law
Giving under my hand the y7day. July, 1907.
F. W,1AUBNEf. y
f. M. HUGHES, "a Mayor
City Clerk 294w
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trict Court in and for Winnesbiek Countv
iowa, which begins at DEBORAH in said County
on the 18TH. day Of September, 1905, your de-
laull VIII be entered and judgment and decree
entefed as prayed in plaintiffs said petition.
40 DAN SHEA
oO-t Attorney for Plaintiff
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-08-02

Better look over your photograph
outfit and let us furnish you the sup
plies you need. Brunt & Parman.
When in town drop into the Singer
store and see the new No. Sc. 204
Water Street.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-08-02
Notice of appointment

Motto, Of apooIi0s1 ent DIAN administrator
of the estate of oglven iba "a. the Heceased.
has bsan = dn nispponted Eminstrator OF the
estate or OLEsH. RORUM
,-------, olson Township, in thB-S,r5-a
late of Tx, State of Iowa. deceased. ii1tesyay re-
Winnetaken upon himself that trust as the
ana ects. All persons ha wing demands upon
lawtate of the said deceased are required TO
tnpit the me; and persons indebted TO the
ed estate are called upon to make payment
J
s,-i OLE o. sUNDE. Administrator.
v. NJ. STRAND. Attorney.
Dated at )ecorah. Iowa, July q, 1905.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-08-02
HESPER

From our Regular Correspondents
July 81, '05.
Mrs. w. 0. Cook of Montevideo is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs @ Il Pike
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-08-02
ORDINANCE NO. 2IS.

Establishing tha grade of Maple Avenue,
Tin the 5th Ward) in the City of De-
corah, Iowa.
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Court Soaked"
Them Both

she threw dishes at me and
chased me around with an axe.
testified William Baker before fo-
lice Judge Gordon "Wednesday
morning.
lie ehoked ne until vas black
In the face. your honor, said Mary
Roscrich.
The court was puzzled
The beIllgerents were taken from
Firat. near Denny way. TO the sta
ton. in the trouble wagon, Tuesday
afternoon. after Patrolman Melvin
had permitted the dove Of peace tn
slip from his hands.
They are equally guilty. your
honor advised City Attorney d.
Bruler. and the court fined them
SO each.
"oh. they get AZ one another eY-
cry once IN a while, said the police
officer. abut I cannot stand for Kill
iuEH"
The two fighters sat side by side
in the courtroom and accepted the
outcome with little show Of feeling
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Wentworth. while the Russians
we're served IN their private apart
mentH- BARON kamura aud Minis
ter Takihara bowed acknoe ledge
ment OF the special aaiutationA OF
the guests The order No cards
prevails ~ the apartments % both
envoya Minister Snto the spokea=
man for the japanese. said that
there IL nothing uuW 10 lmuart. and
that today'n meeting is merely for
tho arrangements Of prellminarisa
Extraordinary precautions are be-
ina taken 20 avoid all possibility q
enhancement between the cnYoYa
and members OF helr suites. The
Russian and japanese FLAGS no long
e. fly from the hotel maffa Secret
service men accompany the ENJOYS
on their trips 10 and from the city
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KIDNEY AND BLADDER TRoU,
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BIG PAVING BRICK
ORDER
SIX HUNDRED CAR LOADS or
BRICK - WHAT EASTERN
CITIES THINK or PAVING
BRICK FOR STREET WORK.

The Denny Renton clay a Coal
60. now employs over 400 men pro-
dacinE the highest Erade OF brick
aud pipe.
THO Mack company. Of New Cum
heriaud. ". Va. have started ship
olenta on the largest brick order
ever received IN That section. The
company ~ furnishing brick for
paving certain streets In the city Of
.Wilkeabarrc Pa. and It viii take
sorne months 70 I'm the order SIX
hundred cars will be necessary to
carry brick from New Cumberland
10 Wllkeaharrc. and the freight bills
alone viii amount 10 10000. clay
Record. July II. 1905.
While Eeastoru people are appre-
eiatinr paving brick ne the most
suitable material for street pave
tneht, the Denny Rentou clay q
coal Company are also manufacture
IuEh large quantity OF strictly high
grade vltirified street paving brick
for orders FOR Seattle. Tacoma. gpo-
Kane. Beilingham and various Gait
farnln points.
This company is rapidly cnlarF
ing ita paving brick plants. and Is
now giving employment 90 over 400
men, and it's Importance as manu-
featuring industry 10 this city
should be recognized by all
The quality OF itH wares IL unaur.
passed b. any similar concern ga the
United States. 80
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SUGGESTIVE
THERAPEUTICS
REALLY MARVELLOUS CURES
EFFECTED sY THIS METHOD
IN THE CITY

The science OF healing by mental
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the attention Of a great many peo-
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that no case seems too difficult fer
them To handle and the great NUM-
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pretty busy.
pra. stcnth and Meachnm have
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time. but by the great number or
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building are constantly crowded
with patients. Chronic diseases OF
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IL by magic from the doctors treat
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said that they had received more
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