Appointment of executrix for estate of O N Bayne
Notice of appointment of an executrix for the estate of O N Bayne deceased. The subscriber has been duly appointed executrix of the estate.
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O. N. Bayne
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Newspaper
Decorah Republican
Location
Decorah, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1913
Page
3
Waukon and area notes and local developments
Waukon plans to revive its Commercial club while Clermont expects a Dubuque soap factory. Northwood Lutheran church to install a $1200 pipe organ. Eagle Grove workers moved to Illinois. New Hampton man injured nutting. Strawberry Point dedication address by Gov Clarke on Oct 22. Decorah letters: Bob McNally Ralph Lucas Mrs N E Finn. St Ansgar burglaries worry residents. Angling success with heavy pike and bass. Edgewood farmer sells 291 acre farm for 41000. Osage residents push sewage election. Dundee Savings Bank closed for investigation citing poor real estate loans. J F Dayton sells 42 acre nursery property at 200 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Clermont
Dubuque
Northwood Lutheran Church
Eagle Grove
Illinois
Nutting
New Hampton
Frank Sewell
Strawberry Point
Geo. W. Clarke
Decorah
Bob McNally
Ralph Lucas
N. E. Finn
St. Ansgar
Independence Nimrods
John Thurn
Edgewood
Osage
Dundee Savings Bank
J. F. Dayton
Milwaukee Road may build new depot at Calmar
Rumor says a Milwaukee Road depot at Calmar will be replaced with a larger facility next spring if Chicago approves. The old structure would be removed and a new depot placed farther from the tracks to connect the Decorah line spur with the main tracks east of the current site. A lunch room would remain but a hotel is not planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calmar
Milwaukee Road
Chicago
Decorah
State fish distribution begins with new car from St Louis
Deputy Warden Bucknell pushes for help from State Game Warden Hinshaw to aid Upper Town river, but no assurance is given. Only lakes and large streams likely get supplied, leaving small streams neglected amid perceived prejudice and lack of time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
B. FE. Bucknell
Hinshaw
Upper Town
Championship Baseball Sparks City Rivalry In New York
The New York and Philadelphia series opened in New York with a 6 to 4 win by Philadelphia. The next day New York shut out Philadelphia 3 to 0 in Philadelphia with Marquard and Bender on the mound for New York and Plank for Philadelphia. Separately the Chicago White Sox defeated the Cubs 6 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Marquard
Mathewson
Plank
Chicago White Sox
Cubs
Fine Feathers Play Sets 8 20 Start Next Thursday
Patrons planning to attend the play Fine Feathers on the 16th are warned the show starts promptly at 8 20 pm. Late arrivals during acts will be seated only during intermissions and missing scenes may reduce interest. Congregational notices announce The Cowardice of Unbelief and The Mustard Seed and the Mountain with free seats. Methodist services are 10 30 am and 7 30 pm with Special music and free seating.
Union Prayer Services Begin October at Two Churches
A union prayer service will be held in the M. B. K. church at 7 40 p m each evening from October 19 to 17 inclusive conducted by Revs Willett and Lackland. The services prepare for union evangelistic meetings starting October 19 at the Congregational church led by Evangelist A H Ranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BK
Willett and Lackland
Congregational Church
A. H. Ranton
Globe Range Demonstration by Groff & Son
Beginning today and extending over Friday and Saturday N R Groff and Son conduct a Globe range demonstration. See their ad elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. R. Groff & Son
Ladies Souvenir Matinee Set at Empire Theatre
Special notice announces a weekly Wednesday matinee at 3 30 p m at the Empire Theatre with a Ladies Souvenir and a feature film. Admission priced at 10 cents and higher, with ongoing Wednesdays until further notice.
Calgary Green Room Club Endorses Fine Feathers
James W. Davidson of the Calgary Green Room Club credits Fine Feathers with strong impact, praising its social and financial insight. He cites Calgary theatre support and urges Grand Opera House to back the production, calling it the best dramatic show of the season and urging churchgoers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Davidson
Calgary Green Room Club
Messrs
Weiser & Bear
Grand Opera House
Decorah
Town
Sherman Grand Theatre
Calgary
Green Room Club
Maude Adams
Blanche Bates
John Mason
Faversham
Fine Feathers
Canada
Calmar's Celebration Hits Rainy Snag
Rain spoiled Calmar's community celebration and the anticipated ball game with Ossian. Morning minor sports were canceled and the big Calmar Ossian matchup faltered as rain drenched the day into night. Sam Collins brought in players from Minneapolis and St Paul while Ossian added Chicago recruits. Players headed home amid widespread disappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calmar
Ossian
Sam Collins
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
Chicago
Winneshiek Poultry Show Plans Show Quality Rise
The Winneshiek County Poultry Association outlines plans for the annual show to be held the week of January 5 to 9. Judge Charles V. Keeler of Winamac Indiana, a renowned breeder, will preside. With Keeler's prestige and strong exhibitor participation, the local fair is expected to set a high standard in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneshiek County Poultry Association
Charles V. Keeler
Winamac
Ind
United States
Keeler
la Crosse
Middle West
Winneshiek
Ben Bear's Fall Opening Set for Saturday Celebration
The fourth page announces Ben Bear's regular fall opening starting Saturday. He postponed from last week to avoid clashing with a Calmar celebration, and a cordial welcome awaits visitors to his store during the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Bear
Bear
Calmar
Mr. Bear
Home Sale Prompts New Decorah Building Plans
Fred Rosenhahl disposed of his West Decorah home to Andrew A. Nelson of Hesper, father of City Attorney Jacob A. Nelson. Nelson will move to Decorah soon, while Rosenthal occupies part of A. S. Olson's store this winter. Next spring he plans to build a home on his lots opposite the C. W. Burdick property, noted as prime building sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Rosenhhal
West Decorah
Andrew A. Nelson
Hesper
Jacob A. Nelson
Nelson
Rosenthal
Olson
C. W. Burdick
Decorah
Lime Springs Football Triumph Over Decorah
Lime Springs high school team traveled to Decorah last Friday and defeated the home squad by a score of 6 to 0. The game stayed close through three quarters with neither side scoring until Lime Springs pushed across a touchdown and extra point in the third. Spectators described the matchup as a very close and exciting contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lime Springs
Decorah
Repairing Telephone Lines In County Mission
A group of likely young men arrived in the city last Friday and set up at a local hotel. They claim to work for the Bell telephone system and will repair county lines for winter, with plans to rebuild the line from here to Prosper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone System
Notice to Boy Scouts for meeting and first aid lesson
All Boy Scouts are requested to be at the gymnasium building next Saturday at 1:00 p.m. sharp. Important business will be transacted and Dr Swevey will give a lesson in first aid. G. Blackland Scoutmaster. The Greatest of all world masterpieces Homer’s Odyssey Empire Theatre October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swevey
Lackland
Empire Theatre
Oet
Winneshiek County History Arrives from S J Clarke Publishing
Representatives from the S J Clarke Publishing Company of Chicago deliver a two volume Winneshiek county history. The biographical second volume adds post 1882 events and features Indian history by Charles Philip Hexom who connects with last Winnebago elders. Hexom’s pamphlet edition is copyrighted and limited copies will soon be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Clarke Publishing Company
Chicago
Winneshiek County
Clarke
Charles Philip Hexom
Hexom
Freakish Ear of Corn Shocks Local Officials
James Johnson a Rawleigh representative brought an unusually colored ear of corn from Supervisor Claude Morton’s farm. The kernels show red white and blue speckled rather than striped, resembling Silver King but likely crossed with squaw corn. No squaw corn was planted this year in the area, leaving the origin a mystery. It is on display at the Republican office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Johnson
Rawleigh
Claude Morton
Mr. Morton
Decorah Rod and Gun Club Elects Officers
The Decorah Rod and Gun Club met at city hall Tuesday evening and elected President C. N. Houck Vice President Dr H H Thomas Secretary R H Tracy Treasurer Arthur R Johnson Field Captain T C Johnson. Members expressed optimism for a larger next year and discussed plans for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah Rod and Gun Club
City Hall
C. N. Houck
H. H. Thomas
R. H. Tracy
Arthur R. Johnson
T. C. Johnson
Fishing trip yields a dozen bass across two outings
Last Friday County Attorney Houck L. B. Whitney and Roy Tracy fished the river and returned with sixteen bass, while Ted Ringdah, at the low dam, brought home eighteen fine bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Whitney
Houck
Roy Tracy
Bass
Ted
Ringdah
Empire Theatre Announces Weekly Big Features
Empire Theatre plans a weekly feature film from a major U S house every Wednesday through January 1. October showcases include Homers Oblyssey on Oct 1 or 2, Satan or the Drama of Humanity on Oct 22, and Parsifal on Oct 29 with 10 and 15 cent prices. A 3 30 p m Ladies Souvenir matinee is offered. Auction at City Hitching Grounds Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theatre
Empire
United States
Decorah
J. V. Holcomb
Mgr
Ben Bear Opens Fall and Winter Goods Sale
Ben Bear announces a fall opening sale in Decorah beginning Saturday October 11 1913 with hand tailored suits and overcoats at low prices. Customers receive a four piece breakfast set for suit or overcoat purchases and a souvenir for purchases over one dollar. The event runs through October 11 to October 12 with an inviting gala atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Decorah
United States
Ben Bear
Decorah Lyceum Course Tickets Sell Beyond Half Capacity
Tickets for the Decorah Lyceum Course opening October 30 at the Grand Opera House exceed half the seat capacity. The lineup features Oratorio Artists, Raches, Montville Wood, Gillilan, and Dr Lincoln Mc Connell. Prices are 1.75 for five numbers and 1.25 for student passes valid only for Luther College, Waldner College, Immaculate Conception Academy, and Decorah Public School students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah Lyceum
Grand Opera House
Raches
Montraville Wood
Gillilan
Lincoln McConnell
Luther College
Walder College
Immaculate Conception Academy
Decorah Public School
Peculiar Sign at Water Street Garage
A passerby notices a door sign reading Why go elsewhere and get cheated Why not here at a Water Street automobile garage. The owner, not known to cheat anyone, offers highly popular machines in demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Street
Rescue Hose Co. 1 Celebrates Emil Rosenthal Ten Years
Emil Rosenthal marks ten years with Rescue Hose Co. No. 1 as he invites members to a club gathering tonight to celebrate. A separate notice lists a $200,000 production titled Homer’s Odyssey at the Empire with three big reels on Wednesday October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Rosenthal
Rescue Hose Co. No. 1
the Empire
Correction notice on funeral location for Ross Headington
A correction states the funeral for Ross Headington was held at the home of F. E. Cratsenberg, not the previously listed address of John Stortz Sillious. The notice appears in the Decorah Republican with 25¢ Regu lets ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Headington
F. E. Cratsenberg
John Stortz
Dean
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