Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-07-03

independence Will put In hve b10cks
of brick paving this summer.
Charles Bredt of Riceville was fined
$50 and costs for misusing livery
team last week.
--Elwick's berries at Stoddard's
grocery. Place your orders early.
Phone 81. 27-l
The government is advertising for
bids for the new federal postoffice
building at Mason City.
You will miss golden oppor-
tunity if you do not attend the Great
Fire Sale at A. Neish e. Sons.
II laggy, listless. devoid of energy
and snap, tone up your liver with
ADO Family Tea. 25c. al
Rev. Frost has resigned the pastor
ate OF the Waucoma Congregational
church. to accept call to Brighton
Beach, Wash
All diseases caused by impurities
or germs in the hood, which ADO
Family Tea removes quickly and
surely. Csc. 27-l
We have yet two-thirds of our
$50, 900 stock to be closed out in the
next few weeks. See our ad in this
issue A. Neish g. Sons.
E. A. Hurmence. of Sumner, has
purchased the interest of Vic H.
Stevens in the Summer Telephone
company and is now sole owner of the
same.
A. Neish g. Sons wish you to re.
member that every yard and piece of
merchandise Of their stock will be
closed out without reserve.
Mason City is working for a cotton
bag factory.to manufacture the bags
to be used by the cement mill located
there. The cement mill located there
would take the total output of a mill
of 1000 spindles.
Two members of Co. / of Waukon,
Lieut.. Carlson aud Sergt. Hennessy,
have been chosen to represent the
Iowa National Guard at the national
matches to be held in August at
Camp Perry, Ohio.
The state railroad commission has
ordered the Milwaukee and Rock Is
land railroads to make connections
at Donnan Junction with the after
noon trains. This will be great
convenience for travellers going in
each direction.
While working over some molten
iron at his blacksmith shop in New
Hampton Friday, J. +. Houdek was
severely burned by the eruption of
the metal 1t is feared that he may
lose the use of at least one of his eyes
as result.
About the "rawest' job of tamper-
ing with United States money we
have ever seen was bill taken in by
Lou Thoma in the Magruder saloon
last Friday. 1t was one dollar silver
certificate which had been raised to a
five, the "V's" being painted in the
corners. 1t was rough piece OF
work and would not have passed
muster had the receiver not been busy.
The party who passed it is known
and trouble is liable to ensue. Uncle
Sam is a jealous guardian Of the in
tegrity of his money, and the penalty
for tampering with it is very severe.
--Waukon Journal.
Some time ago we mentioned the
necessity of bridge across the
Iowa river at the English Bench and
since then the residents of that
vicinity have been busy pressing their
claims before the board Of supervisors,
who have needed their demands and
ordered the bridge put in. j. G.
Radcliffe was awarded the contract
Monday for the erection of a steel
span bridge to cost 50. 100. The bridge
will be put in to connect with the
road at the bluff called ''the Elephant"
across from the VIM. Kump farm.
This is bridge that has long been
needed and will be great benefit to
the farmers of Union City and also
will benefit Waukon. -Waukon