Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-03-15


The tax ferrets have, collected
about So, 600 since the first of Febru
airy.
j. Jackwitz went to Kenmare, n
D., Monday, for a visit with his son,
Nord.
Anderson Bros. shipped another
car of horses to New York by express
Monday.
&C. Nelson of Ute, Iowa, and Gunda
Hanson of Riverton, visited with Ole
Jameson last week.
Finest line of wall paper in latest
patterns in the county. Come in and
see it. Brunt & Parman.
Mrs. J. E. Bullock concluded her
visit with her parents Thursday and
returned to Minneapolis.
e. w. Hoyt went to Winona,
Mimi, Monday, on business connected
with the Union Fibre Co.
Mrs. S. V. Potter of Calmar was
visiting in the city Thursday evening,
and took in the show with Mr.. Potter.
-Messrs. and Mesdames Steen John
son and Ed. Bakken of Ridgeway at
tended the show at the Grand Thurs
day night.
John Mullaney of Postville was
in the city Wednesday and Thursday
of last week, visiting relatives and
trausacting business.
j. j. Mikesh and family moved
over from Ossian last week, and are
domiciled in the w. S. Bucknell resi-
dence on Winnebago street.
"A play for all time is "Was She
to Blame?" 1t pleases the public the
admiration of the critic. At Steyer's
Saturday, March 25th.
If you want windmill. pump,
tank, or anything IN this line, call on
Helmer Hendrickson q Go. on Wash
ington street. They will treat you
right.
Everyone call and see our fine
stock of wall paper, it is larger,
better and finer than ever before. If
you look at it you will buy it. Brunt
e. Parman.
We never had as nice line of
wall paper as this year. We want you
to see it. We furnish a paper hanger
too if you want one, and guarantee
his work. Brunt & Parman.
Mrs. George Draper arrived home
Wednesday from Forest City. where
she had been visiting for several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. j. A.
Barth.
-Messrs. Harry Nilsson and Gus
Sandberg returned to Mankato, Mimi,
Monday, after.a visit at the home OF
o. 0. Blagsvedt, Mrs. Sandberg re-
naming for longer visit.
Have been taking a vacation for
four weeks in Chicago l arrived last
Tuesday in DEBORAH and am open for
spring business. The public knows
where they can get the cash and full
value for old rubber, rags and iron, of
B. Barnett. 1l2.
-Brunt & Parman's stock OF wall
paper is larger and finer than ever
before. We want everyone to call
and see the handsome new patterns
and designs. When desired we fur
nish paper hanger, and guarantee
his work,
Advertised letters uncalled for at
the DEBORAH post Office this week are
addressed to Mr.. Geo. r. COPELAND,
Mr.. And Engebretson, Mr.. @. E. Fer
rim, Laura Olson, Mr.. Henry Peckman,
III. E. Peckman, j. w. Rowland, Mr..
B. +. Stiles, Miss Kate Tonberg, Mr..
Harrison H. Wentworth.
The j. @. Tarvestad piano store
has been moved from the old post office
building on Winnebago street to- the
corner. store in the Engbretson block
opposite this Office. The new room
gives him fine place for the display
of his goods. A car load OF Kimball
pianos were unloaded on Saturday,
and they are having a special sale on
them this week.
For purity and grandeur WAS
She to Blame?'' has not an equal.
The comedy is bright and sparkling,
which causes the most sober-minded
to burst into laughter. A play never
to be forgotten; sweethearts, husbands
and wives, children, all should see it.
A lesson with two hours of solid
amusement) to the old and young. At
Steyer's opera house Saturday, March
25th.
The tour of Joseph Jr. and Will
am w. Jefferson who have been SO
successful the past two years in Sheri-
dan S old English comedy The Rivals
extends from the Atlantic to the
Pacific Coast and by the way this
ILL L. th0 Grot visit fhat thaSa