Luther Winds Up Season with 33 16 Victory Over Aggies
Luther College closes the 1914-15 season by defeating the Minnesota Aggies 33 to 16. The game featured clever long throws and strong play from Seebach, Kjos, Streeter, Natvig, and Sampson as Decorah high school beat New Hampton 29 to 21 and Decorah girls won 18 to 12 in a separate matchup. A stage note announces Peg O My Heart at the Grand on March 13 with Doris Mowe starring, praising its NY success and road appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther
Minnesota Aggies
Decorah High School
New Hampton
Luther College
Seebach
Kjos
Streeter
Natvig
Sampson
Decorah
Peg O
Oliver Morosco
Peg
Doris Mowe
Laurette Taylor
Lyric Theatre
New York City
New York
Peg & My Heart
the Grand
Service Restored for Fifth Ward Telephone Lines
Service was restored today after damage to local telephone lines extending to the fifth ward. One thousand feet of cable was received Tuesday and wired. Connections are being completed with temporary construction until new poles can be set when ground conditions permit. Replacement will cost at least 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ward
Big Land Deal Involves 15000 Montana Acres Syndication Plan
A. F E. Ellicksen and EF. K. Howden went to Minneapolis Monday to close a deal for 15000 acres of Montana land. The property will be syndicated and sold to settlers in small parcels, forming one of the largest undertakings by local dealers and expected to yield profit with proper handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F E. Ellicksen
EF. K. Howden
Minneapolis
Montana
Milk Depot Opens in Lamm Building on Water Street
Dairyman Eugene Hallman rents the Lamm building on Water street and establishes a milk and cream depot with cooling and sterilizing machinery. All wares will be sterilized before delivery to customers.
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Eugene Hallman
Lamm
Water Street
Burr Oak Local News Progresses Through March 2 1915
Burr Oak items cover visits by Geo Smith and families, errands in Decorah and Mabel, neighborly gatherings, farm moves, and mortgage of property. A public debate on railway and transportation policy set for Friday in Burr Oak hall with local candidates and a fundraising concert to benefit the Burr Oak Cemetery.
SPILLVILLE AREA NOTES AND VISITS
SPILLVILLE MARCH 1 1015 LOCAL NOTES RECORDS SHORT CALLS AND VISITS. Zoulek was at Calmar Friday Poshusta at Cresco Saturday John Fisher drove to Conover Saturday Houser visited Decorah and Taylor went to Fort Atkinson Chas and Jos Verba Cresco Thursday Poupe from Fort Atkinson Monday Mary Kovarik returned from Paul Philo Frey visited relatives near Shiral entertained a party of his leads last Thursday Barbara Verba visiting her or Mrs Kreuver at Ridgeway this week.
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Zoulek
Calmar
Tos Poshusta
Cresco
John Fisher
Conover
PL Houser
Decorah
Taylor
Fort Atkinson
Chas
Jos. Verba
Mr. Poupe
Mary B. Kovarik
Paul
View
Philo Frey
Shiral
Barbara Verba
Mrs. Kreuver
Ridgeway
A. A. Mikesh
Protivin
Lewis Kovarik
Helen Klimesh
Ed. Herold
Lewis Mikesh
Anton Bahk
Gustave Heuser
Walter Frey
C.J. Kovarik
Brom
C. J. Silhacek
Carl Humpel
Martin Kalishek
Near Protivin
John Macal
Near Ridgeway
John Hospodarsky
Ventura
Ludmilla Riha
Mrs. Brom
L. J. Benda
Philip Herold, Sr
John
Albert Ludwig
Ft. Atkinson
James Brom
Gerette Qualley
Lyle
Minn
John Klema
Jos. Soukup
Sheida
Spillville
Lewis Benda
Frances Mikesh
Truka
le Seur Center
Messrs
Mlady
Hrdina
Frank Swehla
Anne
Louise
Hrushka
Near Schley
John Humpal
Near Conover
Frank Korbel
Will Wagner
George
J. P. Broz
Duncan
Vytisk
Sam Swehla
Calwar
Anna Kalec
John Hosnodarsky
Frank
Mary Swartz
Jos Chuek
Jennie Petrik
Kunt
Jackson Junction
James Balik
Klimesh
Theo
Thompson
Austin
Jos
Mikesh
J. J. Kubish
Albert Mikesh
Himother
Mary Shevik
Miss Story
Norbel
Regina Fisher
Fran "Fosmer
Neubour
Pine City
Mahnomen
Hell
T Thompson
WC. Chekal
Mary Sokora
Netalie Bohemia
Isg
John Heospodarky
Winneshirk County
Stallowing
Mary
Newhaur
Anna
Frank Korbell
Ena
Lewis
James J
Big Sundy
Mont
Monpedarsky
Jens
Joseph
William
National Cemetery
Pall
John Polansky
John Swebhe
John Maeal
Dos Mlody
Frank Heding
John Nemets
Rose Newbam
St. Paul Minn
ZBL
Lodge
Barney Boeckman
St. Paul
Frank Boeckman
Henry Boeckman
Ernest Bulmer
Charley Daniels
Freeport
Bernice Feltis
Duen
Rae Runkle
Anna Daniels
Nellie
Bernies Feltis
Mat, Wiltgen
Blanche Rathbun
Gaaian
Daniels
Ts Sear
Elowk
Pleasant Township
Bave
Blaine Officer
Fegene
J. Opheim
John Ophein
Oscar Simonson
Sever Skjervheimn
Ryder
Arthur Burke
Martin Peterson
Hettinger
N. D
Hunke
Reatha
Proti vin and area social notes on local visitors
A panorama of visits and business at Protivin, Calmar, Decorah, Cresco, Spillville, and surrounding towns. Residents, including Miss Ludmilla Riha, Mrs. Leebl, and John Hospodarsky, are noted for travel, calls, and funeral attendance. The piece also covers a March 8 town election plan for water works and lighting franchise, plus the death of Mrs. John Hospodarsky and funeral details.
The Ladies' Friend Warker Antiseptic Ointment Ad
Antiseptic wipes out odors from perspiration on feet or arms in 15 seconds. A complete toilet item promoted by John G. Schimming and R. A. Enghertson as available for sale by them.
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Warker
John G. Schimming
R.A. Enghertson
Remedy and Antiseptic Advertisements by Local Dealers
Cures and prevents colds catarrh and rheumatism with Harker's Remedy sold by John G. Schimming and R. A. Engbertson. Barker's Antiseptic claims to remove offensive foot odor in 13 seconds and is offered by the same dealers in How Are Your Feet ads.
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Harker
John G. Schimming
R. A. Engbertson
Adv
Barker
Centennial social notes from Decorah area 1915
March 2 1915 Decorah area notes list numerous local visitors buyers sellers and neighbors. names include Chas Daniels Joe Ehler Isaac Duff Glenn Dowd Rae Runkle Alfred Crabtree Nellie Daniels Edna Youmans Bernice Allen Amanda Ginapp and many others. events cover work placements visits hay hauling and a school term closure with Miss Bernice Feltis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Daniels
Joe Ehler
Isaac Duff
George Allen
Glenn Dowd
Castalia
Mat Wiltgen
Charley Daniels
John Uhlenhake
Henry Heiman
Rae Runkle
Ossian
Alfred Crabtree
Trving Hughes
Frankville
Etta Stevens
Nellie Danjiels
Bernice Allen
Andrew Dessel
Ed. Allen
Waterloo
George
Chas
Ginapp
J. O. Meyer
Ravena
Walker DeCoy
Parrem
Elmer Rosa
Will Dut
Geo. Allen
Bernice
Amanda Ginapp
F. Westphal
Rosa
Decorah
J. J. Rosa
Bert Daniels
Edna Youmans
Mary Stevens
John Russell
J. Rosa
Tom
Herman Logsdon
Archie Jones
J. D. Burrows
Frank Uhlenhake
Oklahoma
John Humnker
Henry Heink
Near Festina
Highlandville Community Notes and Personal Visits
Highlandville notes list visitors and locals at homes and schools, including Christina Skjernheim, Dorothy Bierke, Certrude Shares, Wes Losen, Arnt Shares, and others. Reports mention a blizzard impact on telephone service, a local necktie event, Rev Seebave's illness recovery, and community ads for Down's Ointment for eczema.
Peg O' My Heart at the Grand Saturday Evening
Oliver Morosco and J Hartley Manners bring Peg O' My Heart to the Grand on March 13. The play, a major success last season, has earned profits near half a million dollars and remains a humorous and emotionally engaging attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Morosco
J. Hartley Manners
Maron
Bridge Material Contracts Let
The Board of Supervisors met in adjourned session to consider bids on iron for reinforcing concrete work and cement. The Monmouth company was lowest bidder but failed to enclose a certified check, so the contract went to Clinton Bridge company at $1.466 for one class and $1.556 for the other class. Frodden Lumber company of Mason City secured the cement contract for Ossian, Iowa. Fort Atkinson and Jackson Junction, f. C. b. Ingvoldstad & Co. won the 700 barrels cement for the Fifth supervisor district at $1.30 per 100 pounds in barrels, increased for cement in sacks. Iron to be delivered at Decorah and Fort Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Monmouth
Clinton Bridge Company
Frodden Lumber Company
Mason City
Ossian
Iowa
Fort Atkinson
Jackson Junction
F. C. B. Ingvoldstad & Co
Decorah
Teachers and Patrons Meeting at Ossian
The Teachers and Patrons meeting will be held at Ossian on Friday March 3 starting at 1 30 P M The program covers cooperation of teacher and patron school entertainments business arithmetic in lower grades individual pupil aid and teaching agriculture in public schools A C Fuller State High School Inspector will give two addresses in the afternoon and evening The event was postponed from February 2 and aims to gather teachers and patrons to participate in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossian
A.C. Fuller
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Geo. Smith
Ben Ward
Alice Savage
W. H. Emmons
Vin Kimber
A. E. Smith
Florence Price
Kathleen Reed
Teddy Emmons
Dell Morrison
E. Kippe
Ella Anderson
Prosper
A. A
Mabel
Ernest Oxley
Hazel Briggs
E. M. Reed
Edie
Oll Reed
I. N. Reed
Ella
Frank Perry
Albert Wingate
California
Dubuque
Fred Wemett
EF. G. Reed
WH. G. Ward
Burr Oak School
Decorah Hospital
Derwood Darling
E. Oxley
Darling Homes
Clarence Failey
Fred Klepper
Mr. Failey
F. J. Potter
James Headington
F. Oxley
Mr. White, Sr
Joe Maron
Alice Morrison
Lawrence Butler
Will Darling
Kenneth
L. B. Whitney
Albert Darling
Petter
Hans. Vergshund
Republican
Bury Oak
United States
J. A. Nelson
N. Wicks
C. C. Ward
Oak
C Stoice
A. Yates
Prof. Gossman
Burr Oak
America
Emmons & Gossman
Burr Oak Ceme Ery Association
Centennial
Highlandville
Christina Skjernheim
Dorothy Bierke
Hattie
Julia Olson
Certrude
Wes
Peter Losen
HW. EB. Miller, Co
J.parman
Meritol Remedies
the National Bank OF Decorah
Poplin