The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-04-16
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kuntz Bros. for $1,000, over s25 an acre
| A. L. Mckay has been put on the
pension rolls at SEA a month, will
800 back pay.
James Cannon OF Oak Dale, came
down on Monday and remembered
the PLAIN DEALER with his annua
call.
Andrew Mcmillan OF Condo, South
Dakota, has been visiting his parents
and friends in and about Cresco, re
turning home the early part Of the
week.
J. J. Mason is tearing down hi.
barn and will erect a good substan
tial tenement house on the ground
Geo. II. West has the contract.
Father, that boy of ours must have
a new suit of clothes and G. D.
Nichols & Co., have the most elegant
line ever saw.
James Shaw is down from Dakota
to set his father who is on the sick
list, but reported to be improving,
which will be gratifying news to all
his friends and acquaintance.
If you want stylish Hat, cheap,
don't go by G. D. Nichols s. Co.'S.
show window.
Mr.. Sovereign, state labor commits
sioner, has prepared and will soon is
sue from his Office statistics gathered
from IL, 900 wage earners, 1,6OO farm
reports and l, 200 corn returns.
Advertisers who want to reach the
greatest number of people in the
shortest time in the te :ritory from
which they get trade, recognize the
PLAIN DEALER as by far the best
medium.
Mrs. H. +. Faulkes, sold ane legant,
first-class Mason & Hamlin, Upright
Piano, to Mrs. Doolittle's daughters
last week. She has an assortment of
organs also, Of good make, on which
bargains will be given.
Merrill Bowers, having completed
the course at Valdez College, Deco
corah, will go to st. Paul, where a
good position awaits him. w. H.
Tillson has also completed the Com
mercial course and will be seeking an
opening soon.
have concluded to retire from the
Grocery trade and will sell my stock
OF goods at cost. j. Il. DOAN.
w. II. Alleman had the misfortune
to get broken leg on one of his
colts. DIR. VIM. Trenbeth has prop
erly set and splintered the fractured
leg, which other veterinary surgeons
had failed to do. He may not be
able to save the colt, but he has dem
onstrated his skill in his profession,
at all events.
Some careless or malicious boy prac-
ticing with sling probably, threw a
stone on Monday, hitting Anthony
Anderson's daughter on the forehead
and bridge of the nose. She was
passing on the street near Combs
corner anu did not see who threw the
stone or where it came from.
c. ID, Nichols y Co., have their
show window trimmed this week
with children's suits, which we are
informed are within the reach of all.
April "a, is set ..;:.::;l as Arhor day
~ Iowa. On that day all persons of
suitable age in Iowa, should plant
out some tree CT shrub, and especial
ly should this be done about school
houses and farms Oh the treeless prai-
ries OF our state,
The Board of Supervisors passed a
resolution which appears in their
proceedings elsewhere, demanding of
the officers of the Howard County
Agricultural Society an itemized re-
port required by sl6'4 Of the Code,
for the years 1889 and 1890, the report
to be filed with the County Auditor
on or before the first day of June
next.
II you would have your clothes that
delicate, clear white SO desirable, use
Russ Bleaching Blue. Sold by an
elocers.. 26t4
NJ. o. Tuttle of Usage, the special
agent of the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Co., of Milwaukee, is
with us again for a few days. He
states that he will undoubtedly pay
claim caused by the death of John
Torstenson, within thirty days from
time of his death. The prompt, fan
dealing of the Northwestern is the
key to the peoples confidence, which
has placed her at the head of Ameri
can life companies in point of actual
benefits to the policy holder.