Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-13
Locals and Business Brevities.


"A large number of new Souvenir
Postal Cards at Brunt e. Parman's.
Henry Barth was down from
Hesper township SATURDAY., on bust
ness.
p. j. Carolan of Button town
ship was business visitor in the city
Yesterday.
Catarrhal condition of stomach
and bowels cured with A-B-C Family
Tea. 25c. IL
Eugene Casterton was down from
the state line on Saturday, transact
ing business.
Il. III. Flemming OF Plymouth
Rock was transacting business in the
city Saturday.
Special attention to embalming
and funeral directing. Fred Walter,
telepbope 48S. 5tf
Mr.. and Mrs. McMillen of Winter
set, Iowa, visited at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Warner last week.
Il am Exclusive Agent for Anchor
Mill Co. IS Eclipse -four. Remember
the place. Tracy's. Phone SO. 4-6
B. Barnett g. Sons, for staple and
fancy groceries, at reasonable prices.
Engbertson building. Phone 2l9. I'll
Mrs. /. J. Allen Of Castalia spent
last week here with her husband, who
is one of the jurors in the Ditrict
Court.
Miss Winnie Swenson concluded
a two weeks visit with Miss Mabel
Bernatz last Wednesday and returned
to Cresco.
We have just selected IS pairs of
mems shoes odds and ends which
we will sell at or eatly reduced prices.
Ben Bear.
Mrs. F. E. Roper returned TO
Clinton. Iowa, last Thursday. after
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.
Schanck.
Thomas j. Flemming departed ON
Saturday for his home at Madison, S.
D.. after a couple of weeks visit with
relatives and friends in this county.
The last landmark of business at
Trout Run, one of the store buildings
which has stood there for so many
years, is being torn down by Tom Gil
man.
Will Blackmar arrived OIL Saturday
from Mitchell, S. D.. where he is
employed as fireman on the Mil
waukee railroad, for visit with
his parents.
ALI of our So. 90 fine shoes at 80. 70.
the s. 90 shoes at 81. 80, the 50. o.
shoes at $2.40. This is guaranteed
sale. everything just as advertised.
Bromley & Co.
Mrs. Thos. Gilman went to Cresco
yesterday with her son Burton, who
will be treated for his eyes, which
have been giving him considerable
trouble of late.
The Schuck Dry Goods Co. is still
making big discounts throughout
their dry goods stock to reduce it, so
AS to close it out. A call will show
you many bargains.
Peter Johnson has been suffering
severely fol several days from blood
poisoning, following scratch upon
his hand. We sincerely hope he will
recover rapidly.
II. j. Crawford of Frankville was
a business visitor in the city Satur-
day, advertising his sale of Poland
China Brood Sows and Short Horn
Cattle, next Wednesday.
We print more auction sale bills
than all other DEBORAH Offices COM
bined. If you want good, snowy
bill. printed when you want it and at
"A reasonable price, come to this Office. |
Young man. invest $27. 80 for a
round trip land seekers ticket to
Texas. Opportunities never hunt you,
but you must hunt the opportunities.
A young man that Will hug the delu-
sive phantom of hope that the oppor-
tunities will hunt him will invariably |
and hopelessly fail. It's the young |
man with the business vim that is not |
afraid to pay the price of petty |
fare to hunt an opportunity
that succeeds. Such men as five years
ago paid the price of railroad ticket
10 North Dakota and bought land
from $500 to $1,000 per acre have
doubled and in many cases even treb-
ed the money invested. The oppor-
for Investment in Texas today
ire equally as good as they were in
Dakota five to eight years ago.
roin Frankson's excursion February
9th. For map and further informa-
ion write,
THOMAS FRANKSON.
90 Spsing Valley, Mimi.