Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-01-20

| we i've up TO every auVertlSe-
ment. See for yourself. Bear.
| Claire F. Limbeck was over
from Ossian Thursday, on business.
&C. F. Gunderson of Ossian trans
acted business here last Wednesday
| Miss Josie Kraby has accepted
position in Mrs. b. o. Dahly's mill
inery store.
Banker f. j. Figge of Ossian
was a business visitor in the city last
Wednesday.
Plenty of ready-to-wear skirts
at big discount at Mott & Co.'S, all
sizes, big and little.
Before buying your flour, think
we'll, and buy of b. Barnett & Sons,
for you can save from 15c to zoe on
sack.
20. o. Lomen departed yesterday
on a three weeks business trip to
Denver, Col, and other western
points.
w. l.. Curtis of Orleans town
ship was badly cut in the head few
days ago, being thrown from load
of manure.
We are certainly giving values
such as you frequently read about,
but seldom find. Come and see for
yourself. Bears.
John Mikota, of Strawberry
Point, an old school mate Of Joe
Shema's, was visiting Joe Monday
and Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. j. Brandt
arrived home Monday from Waverly,
where they visited relatives and at
tended the wedding of Mrs. Brandt's
sister.
Rev. McVettie of Grace Episco-
pal church is at Waterloo, in attend
ance at the Waverly Deanery of the
Dioces of Iowa, being held there to-
day and tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Holcomb ar
rived home Wednesday night from
Duluth, Mimi, where they spent
couple of months visiting at the
home of their son Will.
We are selling No. l Northern
Hard Wheat -four, cheaper than can
be bought at the present market
price. The flour is guaranteed good
or money refunded. B. Barnett &
Sons, grocers.
The Valdez Normal school team
| was defeated by the High school
team, in basket ball game at Stey-
er's opera house last Friday evening
1t was a very interesting and hard
fought game.
| Call and inspect my line of fancy
high grade sausages; including
frankforts, weiners, goose liver saus-
ages, ETC., all imported high grade
stock. Best sausages ever sold in
DEBORAH. F. j. Rosenthal. 31w
Subject at the Congregational
church next Sabbath morning THE
Authoritative Christ of the Sermon
on the Mount and in the evening
"Carrion and the cultures as illus
trative OF retributive law"
Richard Bucknell and l.. j. An
derson chaperoned a party of ladies
to Burr Oak last Wednesday evening,
to attend the installation of officers
of the Rebekah lodge. In the party
were Misses Maggie Ammer, Jessie
Mckay, and Ella NARROW, and Mds.
Julia Reed, Carrie Hislop, Mary
Bucknell, Rose Bucknell, Cora Brick
ner, Anna Paterka and Mae Bloom
field.
-"Strongheart," a new comedy
drama by William C. De Mile, will
be presented here tomorrow night
Mr.. De Mile presents the problem
of the educated Indian in love with
a woman not of his own race. This
unconventional story is placed in an
equally out of the ordinary setting
Columbia university with youthful
college life, it's campus heroes and
it's football game. Mr.. Gaillard will
be supported by carefully selected
company containing many we'll.
known players.
In letter from Chicago from
Mr.. c. r. Cove he states that he Ii
on his way east in the interest OF
the Redwing Milling Co. His head.
quarters will be in Philadelphia, and
he will travel through Pennsylvania
New Jersey, Delaware and a part OF
New York Mr.. Cove will remove
his family from st. Paul to Philadel.
phia later. Charley's many DEBORAH
friends will regret to see him go sc
far away, but all will wish him sue
cess in his new home, and will note
with pleasure the advancement his
new territory gives him.
w. M. Strand, whose term of office
as county attorney expired January
4 1st, has moved his Office from the
court house into Rudolph's block
opposite Ben Bears, where he now
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