Purely Personal Notes Move Across Regions
The column lists a long string of ordinary personal movements with many names and destinations. From Chicago to Waterloo and St Paul to Ossian, residents travel for visits, family tasks, and business. Several attend funerals, visit relatives, or relocate temporarily, including Mrs. M. Lerdahl, Miss Bertie Fuller, Mrs. Chas. Trzcinski, A. K. Langland, Theodore Costakos, and John J. Kevarik, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Hogan
Chicago
Bert Tucker
Waterloo
Henry Haas
St. Paul
Otto Dahlfelm
Ossian
M. Lerdahl
Waseca
Minn
C. J. Pagin
Minneas
I. O. Groves
Minneapolis
Theodore Wold
Tom
New Hampton
Wilkins
A. M. Sheetz
Mason City
Strayer
Chas. Trzcinski
Jacob Trzcinski
E. E. Fitch
Cambridge
Tll
M. B. Fitch
C. E. Barthell
Ann Arbor
H. F
John Barthell
M. C. Rudy
Zumbrota
J. O. Dreng
Albert Sorenson
Black Earth
Wis
A. Thorsrud
Harry Weiser
Hunter
N. C
Dan Shea
L. D. Morse
Chico
Cal
James Tucker
R. Ringoen
N. H. Adams
A. C. Anderson
N. R. Anderson
Carl Corson
Julia Corson
Richardton
N. D
A. Anderson
Wood
Vick
Clarion
W. L. Livingston
Dr. Jewell
Corydon
Geo. James
Phoebe James
la Crosse
G. L. McMillen
W. Wolding
Louise Peterson
Rose Creek
Gus Carlson
Bertha Rovang
Albert
Mabel
Alf. Rovang
R. H. Conigisky
Peoria
W. T. Stevens
Lenora
EF. McKinney
FE. J. Curtin
Louise
Des Moines
Curtin
Fred Stihring
Fred Sellman
Jacob Schaub
Kensett
W. Schaub
A. K. Langland
Wheeler
Sophie McAndrews
Adam Barsch
Mike McAndrews
B. A. Slocum
Glendive
Montana
A. C. Hagemeier
L. Hedetvedt of
ReRoy
P. Egeland
J. Alo. Preus
K. L Haugen
Isadore Storla
Norman
Reader
Ole Evenson
Ashcroft
Maynard
H. Hi. Green
Janesville
Jennings
Kansas
Theodore Costakos
Decorah
John J. Kevarik
Spillville
New Prague
J. H
John Greer
Albert Wangler Accepts North Dakota Store Manager Post
Albert Wangler, after a delayed decision due to a fire, accepted a management position with Mr. Bentson, who operates multiple North Dakota drug stores. He will move to Valley City to take charge after visiting his mother in Dubuque. Valley City is described as one of the state’s best towns, similar in size to Decorah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wangler
Valley City
State
Decorah
Winneshiek Poultry Association Elects Leaders in Chicago Move
The Winneshiek County Poultry Association met at Justice Whalen's office to cast its vote for the permanent home of the American association in Chicago and elected E. E. Richards of Cedar Rapids as president. A benefit was planned to raise local funds, and one member was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneshiek County Poultry Association
Justice Whalen
American Association
Chicago
E. E. Richards
Cedar Rapids
The New Bank Window Artwork and Construction Update
A pen and ink view of the Winneshiek County State Bank interior highlights the future building. Concrete foundations began last Saturday by Fred Carlson’s workers, making the street a bustle of activity as the project progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneshiek County State Bank
Fred Carlson
Arrival of spring spurs outdoor scenes and floral welcome
Official spring arrived last month but showed itself only last Sunday. The day was glorious and many people enjoyed it outdoors. People with cars or horses played, while others walked the hills and gathered abundant anemones, the first flowers signaling summer’s approach.
Street Oiling Plans Early Start by June First
J P Burns reports growing interest in street oiling after last year s success. Several property owners already inquiring about additional work this year. He plans to start operations early by June 1 with some streets needing grading and crown work before oiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Burns
Burns
Marlow buildings on Water street planned by E H Turnoch
The community viewed plans for new Marlow buildings on Water Street by architect E H Turnoch. The designs are up to date with pressed brick fronts, wide recess doors, and prism glass over front windows, promising handsome additions to the city once completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlow
Water Street
E. H. Turnoch
al Ce
Straw Hat Arrival Delights City Streets
Citizens report the first straw hat of the season spotted yesterday on Water street. An elderly man wore the hat with a heavy overcoat and arctics, creating an unusual, unique fashion combination amid spring awakenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Street
Irving Society to Entertain at College Auditorium
The Irving literary society will present its annual public program next Tuesday evening the 22d at eight o clock in the college auditorium. The entertainment will be a farce and is expected to be a highlight of recent years. Admission is ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Literary Society
College
Orlando Ingvoldstad Receives a Call to Pulpit
Orlando Ingvoldstad, a seminary student at Hamline United Lutheran in Minnesota, will graduate next month and has accepted a pulpit call in Marshalldown. The community and Mr. Ingvoldstad are congratulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando Ingveldstad
United Lutheran Seminary
Hamline
Minn
Marshaldown
Ingvoldstad
Bear and Stock Talks with Hart Schaffner and Marx
After Winter Stock Men and Edw. Bear traveled to Chicago Saturday night to confer with Hart Schaffner and Marx and other manufacturers on next winter's stock. Early market entry will help Bear secure the best selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear
Chicago
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Amundsen Lecture Date Changed to May 1 in Devorah
Officials announce Captain Roald Amundsen will give his lecture in Devorah on May 1, replacing the previously scheduled date. The notice specifies the date change and directs attendees to adjust plans accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt
Roald Amundsen
Devorah
Bates of the U S A at Grand theater May 1
New comedy drama described by Edward E. Rose follows a man who serves as a butler to prove his worth while a noble heiress hidden in Lovania faces royal intrigue. The cast features Colonel Baybrook Tom Baybrook and Countess Valeria as Balkan conflict and comic contrasts unfold across Adirondacks and a Balkan kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Hugo B. Koch
Edward E. Rose
Lovania
Europe
Balkan Mountains
Turkey
Baron de Sarcey
Adirondacks
New York State
Colonel Baybrook
Tom Baybrook
Valeria
Ohio Governor Cox thanks Decorah for aid offered
A letter from Ohio Governor James M. Cox’s executive department expresses heartfelt gratitude to Decorah citizens for flood relief donations. It notes the state’s staggering devastation yet confidence in recovery and praises the generosity and hopeful spirit of the donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Green
Executive Department of
Ohio
James M. Cox
Farm Gate Patent Granted To Stoddards
E. J. Stoddard and son E L Stoddard received notice that their farm gate patent filed last year has been granted. The gate can be opened and closed from a vehicle without leaving it. The model is simple with few movable parts and unlikely to fail. A sample will be built for exhibition, though handling plans are not yet decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Stoddard
E. L. Stoddard
New Edison Demonstrated in Decorah by E P Parman
E P Parman this week demonstrated in the E P hall over his store the Edison disc talking machine. He says Edison has worked years to boost volume and reduce surface noise from needle contact. He does not claim perfection, but asserts the disc is nearer to perfect than any previous disc and has remarkable volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Parman
E. P. Hall
Edison
Mr. Edison
Fire Alarm Test Notice At Posten Establishment
A stationary notice outlines a thorough test of the fire alarm system tomorrow Friday afternoon. Citizens are advised to continue with business unless the bell rings vigorously as a test, and no fire is expected. Officials seek to assess the alarm's completeness and may adjust procedures if needed.
Going Into Stock Business In Poverty Hollow Affluent Ravine
Henry Haas traveled to St Paul on Monday and bought a carload of feeders for his farm now in Affluent Ravine. He leaves the meat business to raise Peer less pigs Buffet chickens Gueken heimer cows and Budweiser calves full time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Haas
St. Paul
Poverty Hollow
Henry
Deco Rah Fire Department Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting of the Deco rah Fire Department on Monday night officers were elected including Chief Theo Olsen First Assistant Peter O Finberg Second Assistant M Bernatz Treasurer Lloyd Christen and Secretary Robt Price
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah Fire Department
Theo. Olsen
Peter O. Finberg
M. Bernatz
Lloyd Christen
Robt, Price
Winneshiek Rod and Gun Club Offers Reward for Violators
After Violators The Winneshiek County Rod and Gun Club pledges to enforce game laws and will pay $10 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person violating the laws in any respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneshiek County Rod & Gun Club
Horses Moved to East Williston From Anderson Bros
After several days waiting a car, Anderson Bros. finally shipped another carload of horses to East Williston L I yesterday. They describe the lot as unusually fine. Duroe Jersey Boars for Sale four full-blooded and recorded. Call at farm or phone No. 227 office 134 iH Paine Cameras Photo Supplies Muller Bros Jewelers Citizens Bk Bldg 15tfh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Bros
East Williston
L. I
Ih. D
Paine
Muller Bros, Jewelers
Citizens Bk
Norwegian Singing Association Meet Planned in Decorah
The Norwegian Singing Association of America will hold its annual meeting in Decorah from June 6 to 8. Members from across the United States and Canada will attend, with events at Det Norske Selskab and Elks' rooms. Carlo A Sperati directs a 250-voice concert at the college auditorium, Inger Orner to assist. A Saturday open air concert by Luther College Concert Band precedes a banquet, and Sunday features a campus picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwegian Singing Association of America
Decorah
United States
Canada
Det Norske Selskab
Elks
Carlo A.sperati
Inger Orner
Luther College
Dvorak and Iowa Echo in Spillville Story
The Voice of the Victor notes Dvorak wrote the English horn melody in the slow movement of the New World Symphony while in Iowa. Arthur Farwell recalls a 1910 interview with Alice Fletcher where Dvorak admitted, I wrote that in Iowa. The piece highlights Spillville’s link to the composer and a Victor record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voice of the Victor
Victor Talking Machine Company
Winneshiek County
Dvorak
New World Symphony
Spillville
Arthur Farwell
Dvorak New World Symphony
Victor
Antonin Dvorak
Alice Fletcher
Miss Fletcher
Decorah Fire Department Buys Three City Lots
The Decorah Fire Department closed negotiations Tuesday to acquire three lots at Water and River streets for an auditorium site. They paid 610 dollars for R F Gibson's lot, 700 dollars for Eckert's, and 890 dollars for Barthell's. A building is planned but financing and plans will take time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Water and
River Streets
R. F. Gibson
Eckert
Barthell
Mabel to Have Fine School Buildings Planned
N H Nelson visited the Republican office and said the Mabel high school building, insured for 10000 dollars, was destroyed by fire. Bonds totaling 20000 dollars were voted and preparations are underway for a new, fine school building in Southern Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Nelson
Mabel
Minnesota
Miss Ora Putnam Receives Nice Promotion
Miss Ora Putnam daughter of Mr and Mrs F O Putnam has been teaching near Nevada for two years and is elected to teach in the fifth grade at Nevada school. Friends of Miss Putnam are glad to know of her success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. F. Gibson
St. Paul
Warren Hoyt
Lansing
Harry Nesheim
Mason City
W. O Casterton
Highland Township
Pat Rowan
la Crosse
Chris. Qualley
Hl. Wernett
Minneapolis
C. N. Quenrud
Calmar
E. M. Peterson
Margaret Schwebaken
Caledonia
F. J. Billow
Ora Putnam
F. 8. Putnam
Nevada
Putnam
County Attorney Sends Reminders To Unpaid Auto Licenses
After Automobile Owners, County Attorney Houck mails neatly typed notices to owners who have not paid the annual license. Many have taken the hint and responded. Also announced is Sunday services at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with subjects and special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houck
Stirring the Eagle's Nest and Peace Discussion at church
A church announces a Sabbath morning subject Stirring the Eagle's Nest and an evening discussion of the later Get-backs and progress in the cause of peace. Also notices about painting supplies at Economy Drug Store and a city health clean up order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Health
S . H. Thomas
M. D. Health Officer
Obituary notices for D P Hawes and Barney Arneson
Deaths of Daniel P. Hawes of Decorah Iowa from Brights disease after eight years of illness and Barney Arneson longtime Decorah area resident died April 9 in Elmo Montana heart trouble. Hawes born 1837 in Sherman Connecticut married Helen Pagin 1862 lived on Washington Prairie then Decorah. funeral at home with Rev H H Green. Arneson born 183? in Grinderdalen Norway immigrated 1861 resided Chicago then Decorah, Freeport and Montana. funeral at Kalispel with Rev Ohnerheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel P. Hawes
D. P. Hawes
Winnebago Street
Bright
Sherman
Conn
Bradford
Chickasaw Co
Helen Pagin
Frankville
Washington Prairie
Phelps Cemetery
H. H. Green
Barney Arneson
Decorah
Freeport
R. D. Mason
Elmo
Montana
Mr. Arneson
Grinderdalen
Norway
America
Chicago
Cecelia Johnson
United Loutheran Church
Kalispel
Ohnerheim
Conrad Cemletery
Roads Improve But Burr Oak Roads Remain Poor
Alvin Rollins of Burr Oak visited the city Tuesday and said roads to Burr Oak are very good and passable but the routes around Burr Oak and north are as bad as at any time this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Rollins
Burr Oak
Notice to Bidders for 1913 City Sidewalks and Works
Sealed bids will be received by the City Clerk until May 7 1913 for cement sidewalks and culverts per the 1913 plans and specifications. The City Council reserves the right to reject all bids. A certified check of 50 dollars must accompany the bid. 162 F M Hughes City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Hughes
M. Hughes
Universal Weekly at Princess to show Omaha Cyclone scenes
The Universal Weekly at the Princess tomorrow night will screen Omaha Cyclone footage along with Ohio flood pictures and twelve other subjects. Also shown are two other "Princess Quality" films. Benefit for the M. E. Church Ladies. The Star theatre offers a three reel film The Coming of Columbus on Tuesday night April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal
Princess To-Morrow
Omaha
Ohio
M. E. Church
Star Theatre
Pathé
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Dakota
Winneshiek Poultry Association
the New Bank
Irving Society
Orlando Ingvoldstad
Fire Department
THE
N.S. A. OF
Norwegian Singers of America
M. E
A. J. Sorenson
Winnebago St. Decorah
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Putnam’s Brush Store
St. Cloud Hotel
Winnebago St
Decorah, Iowa
Wangler’s Drug Store
Iowa
Citizens Savings Bank
E. J. Curtin
Casterton
V. Pres
J. McKay
Cash
F. E. Cratsenberg
R. E. Bucknell
F. W. Conover
R. F. B. Portman
John Curtin
Caruso
Scotti
Forza del Destino
Verdi
Don Carlos
M. JI. Soukup
TOB
Decorah Republican
Bailey Decorah
Iowa & Son
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