The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-05-23

Send for announcement OF DecOraf
Institute review term, beginning
Sept. 2.
Misses Kitty vanLeuven of Lime
Springs and Maud VanLeuven oil
Spring Valley were Cresco visitors
/ this week.
Cant eat thing" Hoods Sar-
saparilla is q wonderful medicine for
creating an appetite, regulating di.
gestion and giving strength.
Miss Carrie NJ. Breedlove has pur.
chased a fine Everett Piano of J. Il.
Gill-Hager and Blish. Dubuque.
The Everett Piano is perfect. At
Doctor Kelloggs.
There will be Memorial Sermon
in Court House Hall, on Sunday
May Goth. ut 3 p. III. under the aus
pises OF Memorial Post no. 216 q. a.
Il. To which the Public are cord
tally invited.
A son Of Mrs. VIM. Rowlee Of Or
leans William Eddy committed sui
eide at Bohemian, Montana on Friday
night Of last week by shooting him.
self. He was student Of .Bozeman
academy.
This section of Iowa was visited by
a slight frost Tuesday morning and
by more severe one Wednesday
morning, making potatoe tops and
tender plants look very sorry.
N. B. Bartholomew one Of the
early settlers of the county is
visiting in Crcsco and vicinity. He
and his sons Henry and Eugene are
operating milk dairy about three
miles from the central portion Of
Minneapolis and Of course are pros
pering.
w. H. Richards and family leave
early next week for Weiser, Idaho
which will be their future home.
They are good worthy people who
will be an acquisition Of value to the
neighborhood in which they locate.
Peaceful, honest, law abiding and
neighborly makes their removal a
loss to the neighborhood they left.
The Lutheran College Of DEBORAH
conducted by The Norwegians was
destroyed by fire Sunday night last.
The building fixtures and apparatus
cost about 100000. How the fire
originated we are not informed nor
about the insurance. The loss is q
serious one even ii the college had
all the insurance obtainable on that
class Of property.
Lcmas Bro started carload Of short
horn cattle chiefly young bulls for
Montana last Tuesday in charge Of
I. J. Tomas. BY the same train w.
H. Richards started 4 couple Of car
loads Of stock and goods for Idaho
in charge OF his son and son-in-law.
Mr.. Richards and the family will fol-
low in q few days it being their pnr-
pose to locate there and engage in
the stock and dairying. business. Mr..
Richards family are skilled butter
makers, and will find an almost un-
occupied field for the business In Ida
ho.
The members of Memorial Post
216 Ct. AR desire to show their APP
probation OF those who fell in dc.
Tense of one country, and Of one flag
believing we can do greatest honor
to their memory, by abstaining from
the ordinary business, and pleasures
of life on memorial day. We there
fore request that all places of bust
ness be closed from 10 o. III. until
y. III. and invite all to join with Us
in such service as will best perpet-
uate the memory of our fallen conn.,
rades. H. r. Shumway.
Commander of Post.
Thos. Dale went to Elna last Sat-
urday with n warrant for the arrest
of man named Corbin charged with
violating the prohibitary liquor law
of the state. He found his man in
Hunters billiard rooms told him he
had some papers for him. They step
ped outside when the accused desired
to hear the warrant read. Mr.. Dale
proposed returning to the billiard
room, but the accused suggested CO.
ing to his room at the hotel to which
Mr.. Dale assented. Upon entering
the hotel the prisoner said to the
landlord 4 am going up to my ROOM
and passed on followed by Mr.. Dale.
who fell behind three or four steps in
ascending the stairs. Passing down
the hall the prisoner entered what
Mr.. Dale supposed was a room, and
allowed the door to close after him,
which on opening, Mr.. Dale discover
ed opened to flight Of stairs that
led out Of the building. So Corbin
was lost in the dark.