The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-06
PLAIN DEALER,
THURSDAY, AUG. 6, 1886.

Turkish Rugs for sale at Kimball
and Coles. 44t2
No body's collar fits Cleveland as
we'll as his own.
Grant Memorial Services will be
held in Cresco next Saturday
|. Mr.. John Farnsworth lost a valu-
able COW last week from the heat.
w. r. Owen left for New York and
Boston on Wednesday afternoon.
The Des Moines Blade says "what
the democrats Of Iowa want Is
votes"
A. G. Baumgartner Sundayed In
Cresco, driving up with a team from
DEBORAH.
s. s. Lambert g. Co. are doing a
brisk trade in hardware at Lime
Springs.
A daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Owen was buried on Saturday OF
last week.
Tt. Lomas goes to Chicago this
afternoon to stock up the Lomas
Bros. hardware store.
Turkish Rugs for sale at Kimball
and Coles. ATT
A little son Of L. E. Smiths had
three fingers badly crushed in the
cogs Of his Job press.
Just received, q large and fine as
sOrtment of Human Hair goods al
lKimball and Coles. 44t2
Swenson and Wentworth are ar.
ranging for operating their works
by means Of wind power.
John I. Sturgis has gone to Elmore
Mimi, and to Sibley Iowa looking
for location for business.
Thomson & johnson Brothers
have Just received an immense
stock Of boots and shoes.
just received, large and fine as
sortment Of Human Hair goods Of
Kimball and Coles. 44t2
Rev. Mr.. Carman has q call to 60 to
Spring Valley Mimi, at an advance
Of $4OO over what he Is paid here.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCulloch are ex-
pected home soon. They we're to
start about the middle OF this month.
Send one dollar and have four
copies Of the PLAIN DEALER, weekly,
till after the election in November.
Spread the light. tt
There will be q meeting Of old
soldiers at the close OF Memorial ser.
vices August 9Th. All old comrades
are invited to attend.
Robert Despard is opening new
barber shop in the room just north
OF O'Grady's shoe store, formerly
occupied by J. F. Hess.
Any one OF the numerous persons
who have asked to bring us load
or two Of hay on account can do SO
at any time they choose,
E. D. Warrington has Just complet-
c,l o residence IN New Oregon town.
ship, 2Ox3O for Charley Kettleson
making good. substantial, well fin
ished job.
Mr.. Aug. Beadle declined q 800
offer for two months old colt this
week. The colt was wanted for a
Nebraska man. It is daisy.
Mrs. Beadle and her grand daugh-
ter Miss Emily Luther returned
from Minneapolis and Lake Minne-
tonka on Monday last.
Mrs. Eugene Knapp, went to Min
neapolis on Wednesday mornings
early train to visit her parents Mr.
and Mrs, w. L. Barbour.
H. Heineke Is building q black
smith shop on the south side of Mar
ket street, west OF HE shop already
located there. The work is being
done by Henry Scholze.
Maurice Brown OF Dubuque, one
Of its oldest settlers, and best men,
died there the first of the month.
His funeral is said to have been the
largest ever in Dubuque.
A letter from w. B. Barnes near
Davenport says his grapes and on
ions were all destroyed by hail
storm which went over that place
last week. It took everything in a
strip two miles wide, even beating
the leaves off the vines.
! Richard Kapler, three miles west
OF town was thrown backwards from
u harvester on Tuesday morning,
ifracturing one bone in his left arm.
The 18th Of July his eight year old
son fell through a pitching hole in
his barn and broke an arm,
4 At Lisbon Dakota, which by the
way is denOninated the Athens OF the
territory, the citizens speak six
different languages and the Editor
can call for beer IN ten different
dialects, three Of which are Indian
In Iowa it Is said but one language
is required and we are unable to tell
what it is.
| After Saturday evening August
9Th 1886, the Oresco Rink will be-
closed until the opening OF the Fair
And don't forget there will be a bic
dance on the Sd night OF the Fair
Sept. 10th to which you are all inyit
ed. Good music by Oakley aud
S;hoteld's orchestra.
1 n. b. WHEELER
+. L. Johnson OF Lake Mills Iowa
writes u glowing description d
Gilmore, u new railroad town N
Faribault county MINI. town some
two years old containing over two
hundred inhabitants. He says there
il n 0nnal nla"e 90
. 1885, .Oi u urllg store, /;
Physician, hardware store, a
timer. 4 SHOE MAKER and !, shoe
Store, i good 'cafbenter T and 4 stone
and brick mason and plastercr
The town is on the st. Paul Min.
neapolis 4 Omaha rail road. Mr.
Johnson goes there with harness
! shop in few days.
| AT the rink Friday avahinr AnO