Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-03-25

trip to Waukon Friday.
! Mr.. H. Moose of Frankville was q
pleasant business caller on Saturday.
Ross Dixson of Presho, s. d. was
the guest of his sister. Mrs. @. w.
Burdick, last week.
Pay your subscription before
April LIST. when the government
ruling goes into effect.
r.. G. Allen departed on Monday
for Beach, N. d., where he goes to
prove up homestead.
M. V. Newcomer of Hesper has
purchased a restaurant at Fayette,
and Moved to that place.
-Thos. O'Brien has been down
from Minneapolis few days. visiting
relatives and old friends.
Mrs. P. A. Peterson and Mrs.
Wesselman of Calmar were in the
city shopping Saturday.
-Stoddard's grocery now has the
Dcll JClopuOuo dS WOil oS WIG OtoH-
dard. Either phone No. 81.
The u. l.. A. s. will meet with
Mrs. g. Drummer. Friday afternoon.
March ~. Mrs. H. Gold, Sec.
e. J. Curtin left this noon for
Sterling. N. d. on business trip
connected with the opening of the
bank at that place.
Mrs. A. L. Moen and son de-
parted on Friday tor North Dakota,
where they will spend several weeks
visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Fred Ambli and sister Miss
Marie Lien, who have been visiting
here for some time. left Saturday for
the latter's home at Duck Lake,
Canada.
Roy Stewart departed last We'd
nesday for Pierre, S. D., where he
has secured a position under Contrac-
tor o. HI. Olson on the new capitol
building.
Il have carload of seed potatoes
that came this week; early Ohios.
early Triumphs. and New York
Rurals. Fine seed stock. For sale at
Geo. Bernatz. 1879
On last Thursday Mr. Olaf Eggen
and Miss May Emery of Canoe were
united in marriage, Justice R. f.
fGibson officiating. The best wishes
of large acquaintance are extended
| to them.
News ONES from MONTE. Louisi-
ana, that Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j. Mckay,
who were married here New Years
| Day lost their home and most of the
contents by fire recently.
Arthur Wick. arrived home on
Monday from three months trip
with o. j. Saervold. the Norwegian
lecturer, travelling throughout the
eastern cities. After Easter they will
go through the southwest.
Miss Hilda Rudy arrived from ST.
Paul Friday afternoon, where she has
been studying music and languages,
staying with her sister, Miss Florence
who is superintendent of nurses at DIR.
Drechsler's private hospital.
WIN. Recksvold and sister, Miss
Hilda departed last Wednesday for
Beach, N. d., where he has purchased
farm. They were accompanied by
their father. o. p. Rocksvold of
Glenwood. who will help them to get
settled. Geo. Selsvold also accom-.
panied them. having purchased farm
near them.
We pay no commission to any
paper hanger. When you buy wall
paper of us. you get the commission.
Any paper hanger who prefers to buy
his paper at any certain place gets q
commission. Who pays this. the
dealer or you? You pay it and will
find that it is very high at times.
Paint and wall paper store. H. A.
Prastmark g. Son. 1873
Sell your junk to Geo. Bernatz.
he pays the highest cash price the
market will allow for old iron. rub
bers, rags. copper. and metals. Deliv-
cred or / will call for 1t. have no
person in the city or outside author
lied to buy for me. Phone. Standard
26, Bell No. 80 at Geo. Bernatz Cor
ner Grocery Store. opposite Lutheran
Publishing House. 1874
| Our Abstract Department is cor
rect in every detail. We have the
only complete books in the county in
charge of competent abstracter who
has had fifteen years of experience in
the County Recorders office and in
abstract work for this bank. The re-
suit of her accuracy, promptness and
efficiency brings us over nine-tenths
of all the abstract work in Winnie
shiek county and we are after the
other tenth. Our prices are right.
The National Bank of DEBORAH. 1871
| "A peculiar complaint has been