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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-09-26
Gustav Nelson returned to Mime

Gustav Nelson returned to Mime
apolis Friday to resume his studies
at the Seminary there.
Mrs. G.. p. Stouffer is out from
| Chicago for weeks visit with heI
mother, Mrs. G.. P Hong.
-Messrs. Hans Jergensen and Borg
hid Hanson went to Portal. n. D.,
yesterday to look up land
Miss Name Hitler went to Lin
coin, Neb, last Wednesday, to enter
the University of Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Freisecke have
gone to New York for an extended
visit with relatives and friends.
Miss Julia Wise went to Cedar
Falls yesterday noon, where she will
remain during the winter months.
Miss Louise Anderson concluded
day, and departed for Seattle. Wash.
John Young came down from Hes
per township Monday, TO meet his
daughter, who returned home from a
visit.
Byron Farnsworth and wife of
Whitewater, Wis, have been guests
of his sister, Mrs. W j. Merton, for q
week.
Kelly & Bailey were at Calmar
several days last week. doing a Job
of decorating for Conductor S. L.
Collins.
Postmaster and Mrs. J. J. Marsh
have been spending a few days with
their daughter, Mrs. Hugh Scammon,
at Mason City.
Isn't this good week to clean up
your chimney and overhaul your fur
mace for winter? If you don't fire
may do it for you later.
We understand that a cement walk
will be constructed to the Norwegian
cemetery, an improvement that will
be appreciated by everyone.
Mrs. John Odsen and daughter,
Miss Genevieve, departed Friday
noon for Spokane, Washinton, after
visit with Mrs. Rachel Odsen.
The Ladies of the NJ. E. church
will give 25c supper in the church
parlors. Friday, Sept. 28th, from five
TO seven o'clock All are invited.
A fine 50, 600 addition to the
Catholic parsonage is about compile
ted, and makes a very commodious
and convenient home for Frs. Have
and Collins.
Saturday, Oct. Goth we will give
away diamond ring, Ladies' Gold
Watch and several hundred special
gifts. Call and see us about it before
that date. Brunt d Parman, Drug
gists and jewelers.. 1874
Owing to an increasing demand
at our studio for the larger and
better grades of work we have been
obliged to discontinue making the
sixty cent per dozen photos and also
the stamp photos. B. j.. Reynolds,
Photographer. 1912
During Wednesday evenings
electrical storm a bolt of lightning
struck one of the buildings on Peck
Brothers farm, two miles west of
Frankville, burning two barns with
contents, corn crib and a setting Of
grain.
Which will you have? The 50
piece Semi Porcelain Dinner Set, the
81. 30 Set of Kitchen Ware. Either
are free with every Malleable Range
we sell during our demonstration next
week, October 1st TO 9th. n. r.
Croft
We acknowledge receipt of a copy
of the Hamiltonian, the official pub
LEGATION of Chicago's great republican
organization, the Hamilton Club, of
which Royal Allen, former Post
vile boy, is a member, and half
tone cut of his mug adorns one of
the pages and is followed by short
biographical sketch. Royal is now
city passenger agent of the Baltimore
& Ohio railway in Chicago. we are
always glad TO note the growing sue
cess and popularity of our old Post,
vile friends. --Postville Review.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-09-26

VIM. Duffy is Minneapolis visit
or this week.
-Thos. Rossley went to Lawler Sat
urday, for visit with his daughter,
Mrs. DR.. Geo. Ryder.
&C. w. Farnsworth and wife of
Cresco were guests at the home of W.
J. Norton over Sunday.
Mr.. Ole Tonning departed Satur-
day evening for Ann Arbor, Michigan,
after visit with relatives.
Mrs. H. J. Hedges went to Mil
waukee Saturday evening for a visit
with relatives and friends.
Rev. H. w. SCHNEIDER is i'll at
tendance at the German NJ. E. con-
ference at Giard this week.
| Miss Margaret Ammer returned
from Fargo, n. D.. last week, after a
three weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. H. J. Green and children
arrived home Saturday from West
Union, after few days visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Anthony Stye and Miss
Esther Wick went to Dickinson, N.
D., yesterday.
Henry Sunnes arrived home from
Chicago, where he is employed as
machinest, last week, for short visit
with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Rice Of Burr
Oak township, went to Montreal,
Canada last week. for an extended
visit with relatives.
| Bernard Kornmeyer made bust
ness trip to Lawler Saturday, where
they have been furnishing brick for a
new. school house.
Mrs. J. W. Stiles and daughter,
Mrs. f. r. Haines, returned from an
extended visit with Mrs. Oscar Bonde
in New York City, Monday.
Commencing October LIST and con.
tinuing until Saturday, October 9Th,
we will demonstrate the Malleable
Range at our store-N. r. Croft.
Subject at the Congregational
church next Sabbath morning Re
pentance" and in the evening, "What
is Meant by the Inspiration of the
Scriptures.
Ben Bear announces his fall
opening this week. Next week we
will attempt to note somewhat in
detail his stock and opening, which
begins on Saturday.
Ed. Pilgrim is up from Marshall
town, where he is employed on the
Iowa Central, recovering from an ac-
cident which befell him recently, and
visiting relatives and old friends here.
The rag ball sociable advertised
last week at the home of William
Dresselhouse, four miles north, on
Sept. Sth, should have read Sept. 2Sth,
next Friday. Everybody cordially
/ invited.
Mayor and Mrs. f. w. Daubney
went 90 Chicago Saturday, where he
will attend a national meeting of
municipal officers, and will go on
from there to st. LOUIS, being absent
about a week.
GO. w. Burdick and f.. w. Boyd
arrived home Sunday morning from
their South Dakota hunting trip,
bringing with them Ea number of
prairie chickens, which their friends
have been enjoying.
Mr.. j. w. Gibson of Petaloma,
| California, has been visiting the past
week at the home of Mrs. DR.. Harmon.
| Mr.. Gibson is the brother law of
Mrs. @. j. Gibson. who lives with her
daughter, Mrs. DR.. Harmon. and this
is the first time they have seen each
other for fifty years.
Geo. Estey and L. j. Crawford
came up from Frankville township
yesterday, and while passing the Estey
farm stopped and picked an ear Of
corn from field at random. 1t is a
fine large specimen, contains over
1900 kernels, is hard, we'll denied and
out of the way OF frost-a fair sample
of the elegant crop in Winneshiek
county this year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
An Abundance OF Gold

Reports from South Africa are To the effect
that this year the gold output will be more
than siuJH0O0 and as there is no diminuat ION
of the gold production of other countries. it
follows thst 1905 will far surpass all previous
figures. The record of cures made BY the ceIe-
erated Hostetter's sto0ach Bitters far sur
passes that Of all other stomach medicines.
The reason for its success is very plain when
you remember the fact that it has often affect
ed cUres after other remedies have failed. If
you have never tried the Bitters got a bottle
to-day ana see for yourselves what a wonderful
medicine IT is in cases Of poor appetite head
ache. vomiting cramps, d,arrhoea, Dyspepsia
vacation without taking along q supply Of the
Bitters 10 cuunteract the Ell ect of strange eat
ing and drinking.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
lola
Nc~s ChamFiou Correspondence.
lola

News Champiau CorresPondence.
"Wednesday. Aug I
John Tyrer Is spending a ses
weeks here.
Mrs. J Il. Turner has been III
for several DAYS
Soft drinks at the Iola store nov
Better try them.
After weeks absence. A. N
Stevens is back from the lower
country
Mr. and Mrs. sandford ZeiQler
and Miss Minnie Green came dowr
Saturday.
G. 4 Parch and family who have
been visiting at the Green ranch re-
turned home Monday
Mr. Neatch who has been camping
near lola far some time, left first oi
the week lor his home
After visiting friends here Mr.
Arthur Pearson of PitkIn went t.
the tlk mountains 10 look after his
mining interests there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
Doylevilk
News Champion Correspondence.
"Wednesday. Aup.

News Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, Aug.
W. a. johnson of Hot Springs
creek has some fine new potatoes on
the market.
Walter Moore, a son of Mrs. l.. l..
Bush died in the insane asylum at
Pueblo the 18th.
Miss Bessie Gibbons and Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Van Orman were at
Niagra Falls when last heard from
and ENJOYING themselves immensely.
Monday night while the Bennett
families were were in GuGnison
attending the great celebration. two
ranch hands helped themselves to
money. bedding. guns, ammunition
and edibles, sadaled two of the
best horses and departed for parts
unknown. A diligent search has
been made for the thieves, but as
yet they have not been apprehended.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
: O1n1ty N ew0
: - mrnsrING LErreas
8 neaa sEAa By rewm ~
Vkstepane

VhstcpsCe
Ne~s-Chsmpisa Correspona@Gce
"Wednesday. July, 80
ID c. Tohin q Vulcan was IN
ilsn Monday
Mr. aud Mrs. T.. G. Wlllcoxson
,isIted sargents l.s, week.
/. h. Sitter aud A. NJ. Wood.
sorth attspded the dance at >ar-
gent Saturday night.
" ; Barker, II. u. Walburn and
J. u Hamilton took in Cattlemen 5
bay at Gunn,-on. Sss
Chss. Lang. of Wooster. Ohio, is
VISITING Frank kas,enbader aud
Iamily Carl Rinead took him to
ONO City Monday.
f. A. Porter, Wm. Wilson. l.. y.
Kenyon aad Judge l.. G. Pitcher
i1rmed fishing party down the
lamichi last week They report a
good time aud foe catch
There are four cross cut tunnels
peing driven IN this camp. At
fumichi the Clover Mountain Com
pany is driving one to cut the Pres
eJtt vein, they have about one hun
iret feet to 50. On Granite Noun
tain, n. c. Smith and L. b. Mont
gmery are driving tunnel 10 cut
a VEN that carries good values in
gold and copper ON the surface
Richmond, Virginia capitalists have
started tunnel to cut the Morning
star veins on Lake Hill, which ship
ped some good ore from a shaft 20
years ago. j. w. Dixon, who has
100 feet TO 60 10 cut the vein. Some
galena ore carrying 80 ounces Of
silver has been taken out of this
property. :. Htney of Akron Co.
has finished reiimbering the tunnel
and has everything in first class
shape. The company has ordered
him to put twenty more men to
work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
Mt. Carbon
hampton Correspondence.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday July %
The state boiler ins pector was
here "Wednesday
Several people from here went to
the Cattlemen's Day celebration at
Gnnnison.
The dance at the hall Saturday
evening was largely attended. A
number Of East River people helped
to swell the crowd. Excellent mus
ic was furnished by Watson and
Banks, and a good supper served
and all had a most enjoyable time.
The playing Of the cornet by William
Malsdy was a pleasant variation and
greatly appreciated
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
RowAerhoru
News-Champion Correspondence

News-Champion Correspondence
Monday, July 80
Guests in the valley this week are /:
Mrs. s. b. Hartman and daughter.
Donna of Maher, Mrs. Ella Nc
Gregor of Olathe and Mrs. Clarence
Adams and children of Gunnison.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Doerinp were
called to Salida the first of the week
on account of the serious illness of
their grand daughter, Jennie Doer-
ing.
The Bennett horse thieves passed
through Cathedral, pried up a win
dow at Steve Doering's place and
prepared to have square meal. bu,
not finding enough edibles to satisfy
their appetites, they repaired TO the
home Of G NJ Doering and posed as
prospectors and were treated TO the
square meal in question and immed-
lately left ior parts unknown.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
SAeincre

News-Chsmpion Correspondence.
Wednesday, July 25
Mrs. Geo. Linscott and children
visited friends in Sapinero and lola
this week.
Owen Fitzpatrick came from Gun
nisoa Tuesday 70 take the place Of
p. j. Ready Who is layiag off for
thirty days.
Mrs. Garland and children, Mrs.
+. =. Bowers, Mile and Zera Car
pen,er left yesterday for Gunnison
to attend the celebration.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
Dayton Dosnss
News Champion Correspondence.


TUESDAY, July 23
Misses Nellie Davidson and Julia
Relden were visitors at Mrs. Dwvers
last week.
Miss Ivy Gutherie is spending the
week with Miss Bessie Phile.
Mrs. T. :. Weston Of Idaho Springs
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Chas
Carr.
A number Of our people go to
Gunnison tins week to celebrai,
Cattlemens Day. Among others
are Miss Grace Lord and brothers,
Gene Bowers, Jacob Phile and J. n
Thomson and family.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

The trimmings alone on that
splendid harness at Martins 5 Har-
ness shop cost $50. Best of work
manship, strictly hand made. 1t is
going absolutely free Call and see
the gift to patrons and learn the
particulars.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

For saie-Two mich cows and
calves, two year old heifer. Close
price for cash.
". H. Yates.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
For Sak.

Ranch Of l3O acres located in th
famous East river valley. For price
and particulars inquive Of f. b.
Rider, Jacks Cabin. on address T.
o. box 2JlS, Gsnnisow, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
Over 100 Patiests

whom | have treated and fitted with
glasses in Gunnison and vicinity Inauiri
and he convinced Have been coming to
Gunni-on re ularlv for ten Years.
l:.p.mber the dates
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
Over 1000 Patieats

treated in Colorado. A large stock OF
glasses and artificial ewes on hand. :
large proportion of headaches. hysteria,
insomnia. chorea st. Nitus dance and
nervous pro>trstion are often caused by
eve STRAIN. The removal Of the cause
effects Iermant MT cure. Ii You require
treatment oi the eve, ear. nose or throat or
if you need glasses scientifically fitted call
early. Those unfortunate and unable TO
will receTve medical and surgical taeai-
ment free No charge for consultation and
examination Tor glasses. Can give You
the NAMES ,,t
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
C;smasron I>ess,s
News Champion Correspondence

News-Champioh Correspondence.
Friday, July p
Vim. Qually returned from Dem
yer Friday.
Geo. Rusk is running engine 272
on Como hill
Chas. Cowan came down from
Gunnison Sunday.
Mrs. L. II. Lathrop and children
returned from Denver Sunday.
o. NJ Potter of Gunnison is run
ming engine 2l7 here for few DAYS.
Misses Aline Gates and Blanche
Nelson went to Gunnison Monday
Misses Maggie Smith and Katie
Larson of Denver have accepted
positions at the Black Canon Hotel.
Messers Estes and Mcconnell who
have been visiting Chas. Hurst and
family returned to their homes at
Austin, Colorado. Monday
Chas. Hazelhurst, Fred Mcconnell
and Muriel Estes went up to Cure
can't fishing Saturday. returning
Sunday. They report a good catch.
Tuesday, July 81
Mrs, Lines went to Montrose Sat
urday.
VIM. Shildt returned from Gunni-
aon Thursday
All who attended the celebration
at Gunnison report fine time
Chester and Ruby Gates returned
from Gunnison Friday.
Emet Nelson and Morris Crabbe
returned from a fishing trip to Sap
inero Sunday.
Vim. Boots and family and Miss
Patton of Denver are spending the
simmer at the old Hayes place.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

foUND-A neck chain, Friday bv
t. L. Miller. Owner NAV have
same by proving parperty and pay
ing for this notice
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

Clarence Adams jellie glasses Z,
Rock bottom prices.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
uUneReps Of PATIENT,

in this vicinity. No incurabIe patients
taken.
Cataracts removed and cross eyes
Strengthened Granulated eyelids, sore
eyes and cstarrh successfully treated
Glasses scientifically adjusted by the latest
and most approved up-to-date methods
Difficult cases and schu,l children solicited
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

Mems $500 hip boots for fishing
AW. Sampliners.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

Mrs, Lines went to Montrose Sa
urday
VIM. Shildt returned from Gum
aon Thursday.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-09-08
lewiston Charleston Fair.

The coming Lewiston-Clarkston fair
which will be held at Lewiston October
8 to Is promises to be the greatest gen
eral exhibition ever attempted by the
people of the Gateway City," No ex-
pense or pains will be spared to make
the evil one to long be remembered.
No person familiar with exhibitions
such as the lewiston Charleston fair can
doubt that they are of great practical
and educational benefit to the commun-
ity in which they are held. The agri-
cultural, horticultural and stock inter-
ests owe much of their development to
| these exhibitions, and it is the absolute
aim of the present board of directors to
continue and improve the line of work
lin all departments. With this end in
view, the amount of money offered this
wear has been considerably increased.
| The fruit prize list and stock divisions
/ have been carefully revised and premi-
ums increased, and in addition several
special premiums of merit have been
added for district and Individual dis
plays.
The blooded stock features will be
larger and more numerous than ever.
Several of the greatest herds of the
northwest will be represented, and the
management is assured of an extremely
large entry list from local stockmen.
The racing during the exhibition will
be stronger than in previous years:
Most of the California, northwest and
local horses will be here. The presence
of the California contingent was made
possible owing to the San Francisco dis
aster. These horses are now racing at
Seattle, and the owners have announced
that they will attend the Lewiston
meeting. The weeks racing will pro
vide many notable contests and the
breaking of track records should be
looked for.
The management guarantees that the
amusement features of the 1906 fap
will be on a much more elaborate scale
than ever. The officers have closed {;
contract with the largest carnival or
ganization now on the road, and its i
cars of feature work will be on exhibi
ton There will be strong free vaude
vile program each day at the grounds
I and at night the Midway will be fille'
, with high class attractions of all descrip
ltions. - v
The usual low transportation rate
Twill be made for the fair, and the wee
Iof October to 10 will be the best pos
sible times to take sthe harvest vaca
:. ton" and. enjoy several days at tn
greatest exhibition in the country thi
year. The premium lists are nov
printed and any person desiring a cop
\ can secure them by addressing the sec
rotary, G. w. Mount, at Lewiston.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-09-08
FOR MIR. ROOSEVELT.

Pocatello Tribune: In the brite
lexicun of yuth there is no such WORD
as fale, but it is possibl that there is
sum such word in Presydent Roosevelt
brite nu spelling book. But whot snail
it profit the Inglish language II wun
presydentspeld it wun wa and his suk-
sessur speld it anuther. When in dowt'
spell it emmy old wa, or emmy nu wa
akording to Webster or akordmg 70
Karnagy. Whot's the odz and whot
the use of the skules? Yu no how II
sounds to yu. Spell it that wa. Whot'
the use tn konsult the dickshunary
The man who made it culdn't hav nowr
the neads of this or fuchure jenerashuns
Blu there's nuthing to fife over. Spe
as yu pleze. Enuf said.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-09-08

INTO THIS UNIVERSE AND WHY.
| will not sit with idle hands and moan
Because l had to come, not knowing
why;
| will not waste the days which are my
own,
Lamenting that l, too, was born to
die.
| will not beat my head against the
wall,
Nor court regret, nor harbor foolish
fear,
But, giving to the world my best, my
all,
will believe it good that I am here
IS. E. Kiser, in Chicago Record-Her-
AID
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-09-08

The Spokesman-Review last
Saturday published a first page
scare head article announcing the
Milwaukee company had named
the St. Joe river as the route for
the new road across Idaho. The
only thing about the article to
lead one to think it was the real
official announcement was that
the reporter built the line from
the Bitter Root mountains clear
through to Seattle and left Spok-
'ane off the map. Telegraphlc
dispatches from Chicago in the
daily papers Monday said the
route had been selected as far
west as Butte and the remainder
will be announced in thirty days.
Thirty more hoping days fol
Spokane, but it may get a spur
|
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-09-08
SIDNEY SLOANE'S CASE.

Sidney Sloane, the Spokane young
man who murdered his father, wealthy
pioneer merchant of that city, for $500
the lad supposed the father to have in
his possession, is being freely discussed
by men and newspapers, and alas, by
women, too, as "a moral degenerate. -
The youthfulness of tie murderer (the
boy is but II years Of age), the cold
blooded and awful manner in which the
crime was planned and committed and
the motive for the act furnish plenty OF
material for the speculative mind to
reason back and tell at what point in
the boys life the step from the pathway
of rectitude was taken which led to the
criminal career.
The instance is one that is taken adj
vantage of by one who reasons from
effect to cause, by the moralist and the
reformer, and by others who are dead
sure they understand the complexities
of life so well that they can point out
the turns that lead to browning success
and those that lead to total failure.
Ordinarily there is no happy medium
with the moralist or the refornier, and
in this case the gush that is being con-
tributed to the Spokane papers by mem
bers of the upper crust of society to
shield one of its class from the odium
that attaches to "moral degenerate,
proves that the froth and feather set
can be as positive on moral issues wher
conditions suit the purpose. The many
places of vice for the youth in Spokane
are openly blamed for the failure Of life
of the boy who killed his father fol
money he wished to use for immora
purposes.
Granting the argument of the evil in
huence the saloon, the gambling del
and similar places have over young men
it is not speaking the full truth to sa.
that they alone are the things that caus'
young men and girls to go astray. Lacl
of love for home is often the cause TO
failure ''He did not care for home,
was said of Stanford White the da
after Harry Thaw shot and killed him
Sidney Sloane was unfortunate in tina
he was the son of rich man. All tn
things necessary to sustain life came
him, and he enjoyed the luxuries, toe
without a thought of the industry an
patience required by others to produc
them. Home to Sidney Sloane was
place to eat and sleep. when he had ne
the change in his pocket to pay his fan
; At places that were furnished to suit h
taste. The boy lacked Sympathy cha
acter. Those who know from practic
experience the difficulties encounters
in directing the child to live the trl
life would, be the last to attempt to Sc
what influence or what period in h
life determined the career of Sidnt
Sloane. There are too many hie hwa,
leading to hell to determine definite
which one he travelled But on o.
point there can be unanimous opinion
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-09-08

if Sidney Sloane had been a boy that
loved his home he would not now be a
prisoner in the Spokane county Jail to
stand trial for numbering his father who
three days before the tragedy occurred
welcomed the pfodigal son home with a
hug and a kiss.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-09-08

"Politics is a bad thing for young
men, says The Hon. Thomas c. Platt,
at which the New York World says:
'It is what men in leadership make it. :"
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-09-08
THE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL
SPOKANE INTERSTATE FAIR
AND HOME INDUSTRY EXPOSITION
VIII be held at Spokane, Sept. a to Oct. 6, 1906

WILL. GIVEN IN PRIZES AND PURSES
OPENS FOR PERMANENT I'M
PROvEMENTS $4,000 FOR SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS AND
NEW FEATURES.
land within t2 miles
of the of @
City and electric light and available. ~
will be both night for 8 days Day ad
night admission 0c
with Lewis and Clark Exposition
doubled this
information address
ROBT. H. COSGROyE Secretary and Manager, ss.
Spokane, Wash.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-09-08

Now is the time to subscribe
for the MINING NEWS.