Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-09-15
RIDGEWAY.
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september Is, 1903.
John Baker was here over Sunday
for home visit.
Mrs. G. r. Baker was a Cresco
visitor Tuesday and Wednesday.
c. d. Aaker went to DEBORAH
Tuesday to viist old acquaintance.
Miss Alysse Jones of Weyauwega,
Wis, is visiting at w. James Paley's.
Miss Tena Vangness made short
visit az DEBORAH the first of the week.
Jacob Butt has purchased the Den
eighty west of town and will build
on it.
A. D. Baker of Sioux City was
the guest of his brother George
over Sunday.
A. w. Prann is in st. Paul this
week buying goods for the holiday
trade.
Walter Michel and Miss Clara
kuntz left Monday to enter the col
lege at Charles City.
Miss Sadie Dinger of DEBORAH
came Saturday and will teach school
in district No. 2.
Gunder Helgeson was a passenger
for Rugby, N. D., Monday, where he
will visit his sons.
MI. anu mTS. JOe f1duDeT anu
daughter went to Minneapolis Tues
day to visit the state fair.
Mrs. Ole Melos, who spent the
week at her parental home here, re-
turned to CrescO Monday.
Mesdames Brickner and c. C. Mar
low came up from DEBORAH Tuesday
to visit at John Beucher's.
Orrie Libbey has gone to New
Hampton, where he will assist in the
Oliver College of Commerce.
Miss Emily Larson arrived home
Sunday morning from Chicago where
she has been attending summer
school,
Casper d. Aaker is renewing his
acquaintance here this week with
home folks and visiting his mother
and sister. He is now a member of
the law firm of Palda & Aaker of
Minot, n. L.
Soren Drum and S. L. Anderson
left Sunday morning for the twin
cities.
Stewart and Ruben Aga were
down from Cresco Sunday to visit
their parents.
s. c. Helms and Fl. H. Albertson
attended the Minnesota state fair the
first of the week
F. G.. Bell of McGregor was here
the first of the week in the interests
of Gilchrist e Co.
Theo. Hopperstad is out in Butte
County, North Dakota, to visit Ed
Albertson and look for a homestead.
Steen Johnson went out to Cogs-
WELL n. D., the first of the week to
s.ot l. ;e, g.
Rev. and Mrs. o. e. Skaylan left
Monday for Sorrento. Colo, where
he has been called to do Mission
work.
Mrs. Harry Pollitt came down
from Cresco the first of the week to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
r. Sears.
NJ. C. Maricle left Sunday morn
ing for Pierre, S. D., to work in
barber shop. and if the place suits
him he expects to purchase a shop.
Mrs. G. Ellingson and daughter
Anna left Monday morning to visit
the exposition at Seattle and rela-
tives at Spokane, Wash, and Mos
COW, Idaho.
Henry Bakken and wife concluded
their visit here with the Bakken
families and returned to their home
at Hatton, N. D., Tuesday. stopping
enroute to visit the Minnesota state
fair.
James Farghum has been plaster
ing a house at Spillville this week.
Mr.. Dribley of Usage came Tues
day to take charge of the Maricle
barber shop which he has purchased
The Young Peoples Society of the
United Lutheran church will meet
with Nels Bergan's Sunday, Sept.
10Th. Members are requested to
bring cake.
John Kelson Jr. is here for visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kelson. John is a freight conduc-
tor on the Northern Pacific railway
out of Missoula, Mont.
ole Juve returned home Sunday
evening from business trip to New
Salem, Taylor and other North Da-
kota points. Ole Melos of Cresco
also made. the trip with him.
School opened Monday with the
following instructors in charge:
Grammar room, Prof. Paul Pierce of
Dexter, Mimi; intermediate, Miss
Beatrice, Jacobsen. Ridgeway; pri-
mary. Miss Grace Dunning of De-
corah.