Decorah public opinion., September 13, 1922, Image 2

About Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928

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Sheriff Frank L. Christen
Recorder Albert Hammersness
Attorney _ .....J. A. Nelson
Supervisor, Ist Dist M. C. Herman
. Supervisor, 3d Dist. C. J. Burgess?
Students Leave for St. Olaf
The first gboup of students left for
college work Monday, the following
leaving for St. Olaf college at North
field, M inn. Misses Caiola Schmidt,
/fcJlla Johnson, Ruth Jicoh-on, Elmira
T.ittreim, Anna Cllesne. Stella John
son, and Messrs. Ingvokl Glesne,
Carson Ingvoldstad and Oscar Jos
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Herman Teslow in Auto Accident
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Teslow par
ticipated in an auto accident Wed
nesday afternoon, their Fowl coupe
turning over while rounding a corner
while enroute to Ridgeway. Her
man sustained a slightly damaged
•wrist bat Mrs. Teslow was uninjured.
Faulty steering gear and not speed
was responsible and that they were
driving slowly prevented no more
serious injuries.—Cresco Plain Dealer.
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Mill Attend School in North Carolina
Tllr. and Mrs. C. J. Weiser leave
with Hubert this week for Asheville,
N. C., where Hubert will enter pre
paratory school. M'ss Dena Winger
who has been a beloved member of
the famJy for twenty-three years,
will accompany them. Mrs. Weiser
and Miss Winger will remain inde
finitely. Mr. Weiser will go back
viral forth between Ashevil’e and De
» corah.
sC. J. Weiser, Jr., will go with the
party to Chicago, and then on to
Larchmont, and Trenton, N. J., to
visit friends. Horace Weiser will re
turn to Princeton University, the
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TWorah Bread to Chicago
V Thuntas AlcKeag, of the Superior
Bakery, has entered tw - o loaves of his
bread in a contest he'd by the Na
Conn! Bakers Exposition in Chicago.
%hich opened Monday. He sent two
loaves, one weighing I'a pounds and
one weighing one pound. The loaves
vrere picked ouc Lo Ray Alyger, '> r c
presdent of the Winneshiek County
.State Bank, and attested to bv him
•,i- z. notary pub-’.n. The loav**s are
taken from the every day run of
commercial bread made by tNs bak
exy. Clarence McKe r gof the Scpi' -
ior Bakery of Decorah, anil John
McKt ag, manager of the Manchester
bakery, are in attendance at the ex
position. Well here is hoping that
* Mac’s” bread takes the first prize.
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Each season our opening displays of the new
styles create a lively interest among the well dressed men in
this vicinity. The fall and winter exhibit is larger in variety
and choice of styles, fabrics, patterns and colors than we have
ever shown before.
But the most important news we have for you this
fall is the message of greater value and lower prices as demon
strated in every garment from the house of B. KUPPENHEIM
ER & CO., at prices $25 to $44. Other makes of suits at from
$14.95 to $22.00. .
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Announcing the Fall Displays
of Men’s and Young Men’s
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IRELAND VS NORWAY
Horse Shoe Pitching Contest Creates
Excitement on Local Courts.
Man From the Emerald Isle Beats
Man Hailing From the Land of
the Midnight Sun.
The following article was contri
buted by a well known local horse
shoe player:
In last week’s Posten an item ap
peared stating that Mr. Knute
Ham re was the champion horse shoe
pitcher of Winneshiek county. Now
the county is big and some feel that
Mr. Hamre is Lke the Irishman who
made a remark he could lick anyone
in the house, but nobody answered
him. Then he said he could lick
anyone in the city; still no one ans
wered. Then he said I can lick
anyone in the county. Just then a!
fellow jumped up and smashed him
one, and knocked him down. The
Irishman got up and exclaimed, by
gosh I took in too much territory.
Now Mr. Hamre justly won the
championship of the Decorah horse
shoe club, and has the honor of wear
ing the belt. But we have amongst
us a man who walks along the street
and doesn’t say much, and no one
was aware of him keeping the Pos
ten. But anyway he got hold of the
news. His name is J. P. Bums, and
he has Irish blood in his veins. Af
ter reading the article he remarked
that (den Havre Gampen) can’t beat
me. No one raised on (Maasaa og
Havre graut) can beat me, and he
challenged Mr. Hamre to pitch him
the best two out of three of 50
points each for the title.
So the man fiom the Land of the
Midnight Sun accepted the challenge
from the man from the land where
the Shamrock grows, and they
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clashed on the pitching grounds last
Friday.
The first game was won by Burns
50 to 34; Bums pitched 17 ringers
and Hamre 11. But the next game
the tables were turned, Hamre win
ning 50 to 23, pitching 17 ringers to
Bums eight. The next game was
neck and neck, and there was fire in
the eye of the man from the Emer
ald Isle throughout the whole game
and when it was finished Burns had
won by a score of 50 to 45, pitching
25 ringers to Ham re’s 24. There
never was less than one or two
ringers on at a time and many times
three, and one time there were four
ringers on. Each player throwed
three double r ngers in the last
game, and it was the best game ever
pitched on the grounds, and quite
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a number of fans were present. This
week their is a chatlege out Nor
way vs. Ireland.
Old Ford Got Jealous
Henry Mcßride bought a new Ford
recently and the old one he has driv
en for some time got jealous of the
attention Henry paid to the new one
and kicked him in the right wrist
cocking one of the bones and in
juring the ligaments badly—Cresco
Plain Dealer.
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