The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16
PLAIN DEALER,
THURSDAY, JULY IL, 1885.

iHitii1DafI5 pOssIOl1 " oDtsih. a1tas
ripe and fit to tire sh. We've tried 1t.
Send one dollar and have four
copies Of the PLAIN DEALER. weekly,
till after the election in November.
Spread The light. IL
Winncsil;ek county has dropped
us the handsomest premium PAM
phIct that has wandered this way
the present year. It is perhaps UNI
necessary to say that it is from the
Republican Office in DEBORAH.
Mr.. Dustis of the Railway House
at Calmar gave his friends in that
hamlet Il nice social dance with fiji"
refreshments ON Thursday last. An
enjoyable time was had AMI every
one went home happy.
Mr.. Joseph Glass of New Oregon
had the sac. misfortune of a fractured
shoulder blade caused by the break
ing OF Il rope TO his hay fork which
he was managing. DIR. Roome fixed
bis injuries.
The Graphic man bicycled to Ores
co last Monday and went rolling
home i'm the afternoon. He exhibit
ed himself in this Office and the boys
say lie wasn't sweaty or chafed ex-
cept little under the breeching.
Will A. Dissmore returned to his
rancho In Dakota on Monday morn
ing last to attend to his wheat har-
vest just coming or. John w. Bal
lard went with him and will secure q
quarter section up in the great wheat
belt of America.
Hon. Geo. w. Pierce. IN early resi-
dent Of this county and 4 member Of
the Dakota legislature. now residing
and engaged in merchandising III
Castlewosd, d. L. has been visiting
old acquaintance this week about
Cresco. We acknowledge pleas
ant call.
The Fair pamphlet containing the
premium Of the annual fair to occur
in this county September Sill. IS be.
fore Us. The list Of premiums offer
ed is liberal, and we hope to see thu
people generally respond. The pam.
phlet is from the office OF tho
Lime Springs Graphic, and i a com
mendable job.
Judge L. o. Hatch has purchased
a quarter section of choice prairie
land in Howard county for his son
Frank. The latter will 90 onto il to
make improvements this fall. - Me-
Gregor News.
We are glad to have this kind o.
men sending their sons to reside and
make farms in our county.
The suit to test the right Of John
Bush to about one hundred gallons
of beer and liquors, tried at Usage
last week was decided In favor o.
Bush and against the State, by the
jury. This is the case taken from
st. Ansgar and of which the articles
from the st. Ansgar Enterprise were
copied in this and last weeks PLAI,
DEALER.
! Elmer A. Erwin of DEBORAH died N
| LAWYER on the morning of July It'll
| after brief illness of four or fiv'
days. He was young man who
would have secured eminencc as al
instructor of music. He leaves /;
wife aud child and large circle o
!: f,;ends and relatives. He was Il sol
of SHE Eryin and son in-law Of 4. l.
Bailey.
F. 3. Tuck, the oldest farlne
hereabout, 20 years old, is mp ever.
morning at 4 o'clock, and at work
lie keeps house himself, lives alone
ard is as happy as clam in higl
tide Northwood Headlight.
A habit he used 10 have whcl
living in this vicinity.
| One day last week some .sou.herl
gentleman" left i'm our Office sample
of corn of the growth OF this yea
the ears of which were fully devel
oped and commencing to glaze. ais
some fine samples OF lipe oats OF
the stalk, likewise OF this year
growth. We apprchend they wcr
from Louisiana, us the same day W
met Mr. L. G. st. John from JenninS
on the streets OF Cresco.
! Hon. John McHugh. the Cresc
i taDitalist, was Il welcome caller q
i our office last Saturday afternoon
Mr.. McHugh is one. of the leading spil
its Of Howard county. ana is largei
identified in the advancement of I'll
agricultural and stock growing inter
ests Of the county. They 10 say all
that Join hds q congressional u
buzziny around quite Hrely IA h.
sbonaet. Well, much less brilliar
imcn than lie have been sent there y
the republican party in this distri,
one Of whom the last elected memb,
is which, Waukon Democrat.
Yes, that bee gives him MOI
, trouble than his capital, we assul
! you.
i The Original Hyers Sisters wi
!. give al entertainment ut Lyric Ha
| Oh Friday and Saturday evenings
this week and have arranged II
/ following liberal prices; So cents Il
reserved seats and 35 cents Tor ii
gallery, establishing only these tw
classes Of prices. All who desire
J good location from which to see tn
{ troupe and the Blackyille Twins, WI
do we'll to procure tickets and n
served seats early. We are assars
! by those who have witnessed the
. entertainment, that 1t is we'll wortl
OF patronage. 1t commences. we II
i told with snatches Of plantati,
7 melodies in which the various men
hers join apparently as inspired wi
i the music, and close in part secoI
y with tho best operate songs Il,
Music.
: On the Goth day OF June last v
: had tic misfortune to lose nine co,
aud one yeariing by lightning, il
y though We We're fortunate enough
- have then. insured in the Hawke,
ms. Co. of Des Moines Iowa. {
:, the 10th of July. Mr.. J. i. Peck, A: