Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-05-16
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19tf.
To wear that pleasant smile eat
Thomas bread.
Mrs. G. Prastgaard went to Mil
waukee Thursday.
For anything in White Goods go
to A. Neish & Sons.
Its the week of the White Goods
Sale at Neish q Sons.
Why not give Tracy an order for
groceries? Phone SO. 1873
We show new wash goods this
week. A. Neish & Sons.
August Klass of Postville was
business visitor in this city Friday.
Albert Christen departed yesterday
for Mildred, Mimi, ON business trip.
Fresh bread every day, cookies
and crackers of all kinds. r. H.
Tracy. Phone SO. 1913
For fine jewelry and repairing see
+. J. Billow, Grand opera house
block, IL years experience. 1872
Thousands of rolls of wall paper
in price from cents to 10 cents per
roll at Prastmark and Sons.
| 1t seems as though you could buy
wall paper at your own prices. at
Prastmark & Sons these days.
Mr.. o. P. Feeresen and B. F.
Banner of Greene, Iowa, were guests
at the Rossley home over Sunday.
We can sell you bread, cake, ETC.,
cheaper than you can bake 1T, and it's
always fresh too. Thomas bakery.
Everything in groceries and the
price right. just phone No. SO if you
can't come personally. r. H. Tracy.
1873.
For bloating, belching, indiges
tion, etc., eat Rings Dyspepsia
Tablet after meals. Sold by Brunt
q Parman.
&C. w. Burdick and H. A. Dixson
departed yesterday evening for Presho,
s. d., where they are thinking of
starting bank.
Mr. Almond Leach of Wolcott,
VT, has been visiting for the past ten
days with the families of A. Child
and w. Harvey.
In game of base ball Sunday
between Hose Co. No. and Hose Co.
No. 3, the latter were victorious by
the score of IA to 13.
Expert watch and jewelry re-
pairing where others fail guarantee
satisfaction. A trial will convince
you. r.. w. Relf. 202.
George Schulze was home over
Sunday and went to Elma Monday,
where he is doing the brick work on a
new school house.
Darius Child and Mary Daven, of
Urbana. Iowa. arrived last Thursday
for visit with the A. Child, @. %.
Moore and J. Jewell families.
L
noon did considerable damage north
of the city along the state line, light
ming striking in several places.
F. S. Putnam departed Monday
evening on trip for his company
through South Dakota and Nebraska.
He will be absent about six weeks.
| Midland Linseed Oil, the purest
and best oil sold. We quote the special
price of AZ cents for Red Seal, Carter
or any standard brand of white lead
TIC per pound Brunt & Parman. 20-2.
| The Merchants Band has re-or-
ganized, with the following officers
Instructor, VIM. Linnevold; First
Musician and Treasurer, John Alstad
President. Alex. Dyrland; Secretary,
Will Noecker.
AT the residence of Martin Huseby
in Pleasant township Saturday night
lightning struck the house, passing
through the roof and scorching the
clothes on the bed in which Miss Josie
Kloster was sleeping. without injuring
her.
Next Sunday May Goth Joseph ID.
Evans of New York will again preach
in the Baptist church, morning and
evening. Song service begins at 7 p.
m. The revival songs as used in the
Torrey- Alexander meetings will be
used.
Mrs. Walter Daubney of Lakefield,
Mimi, visited relatives and friends
in the city over Sunday, coming here
from Hesper. where she attended the
funeral of her father. 9. B. Pike.
Will Collins went to Elma Friday to
attend his mother funeral
We neglected last week to note the
death on Sunday, May 9Th, of Mrs.
Christian Toyen of Washington Prairie
mother of M. l. Toyen of this city
and Mrs. Lundvedt of Washington
Prairie. She suffered stroke of
paralysis several years ago from which
she never fully recovered The funeral
was held Wednesday, from the Glen
wood church Rev. Fjelde officiating.