Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-10-29

A vote cast for w. H. Ferrie for
supervisor will be vote in the in
terest cf the people and for the pub
lie welfare. If you favor these see
that you so vote.
You don't need microscope to dis
cover the finest line of new novelties
ia cloaks, Jackets, and capes you ever
saw II you only attend r. 8. Caward's
special sale Wednesday, Oct. 80.
The O'Malley stores which have
stood in the street while he was build
ing his new store are being removed
onto the lots west of the row of shops
on railroad street, by Decorah par.
ties.
A letter from Frank E. Long at
Yankton, SD, says his company is
headed for Iowa and will be in this
vicinity and perhaps show here again
in February or the latter part of Jan
uary.
The National Republican at Pres
ton, MINI. has begun its 35 year nn-
der the management of its original
proprietor w. A. Hotchkiss. 1t is
one OF our most highly esteemed local
exchanges.
Jas. Toole is suffering with badly
burned hand and arm received Satur-
day while blacking stove still con-
tanning a fire with blacking mixed
with gasolene which caught fire with
the foregoing result.
DR.. Chase, colored gentlemen,
preached Sunday in two Of Cresco's
churches and we understand will
lecture on "Africa" in the Baptist
church this (Tuesday) evening, with
an admission fee of ten cent?.
A Norwegian living in the town OF
York. in Minnesota, in attempting to
board moving freight train at Lime
Springs Saturday got one leg under
the wheels and it had to be amputat
ed between the ankle and the knee.
Martin P. Lydon, proprietor of the
Crane Creek herd of Poland China's
has recently purchased a fine flock ol
Shorpshere sheep from the Holland
Stock farm, and hereafter he intends
to make sheep breeding part of hi:
business.
H. G. Burgess, N. 3. Wheeler, El
Webber and s. B. Carpenter start
next Monday for Leech Lake. MINI.
on ten days hunting trip in the big
woods on the invitation of the Day
Lumder Company, of which Mr.. Bur
CESS Is a partner.
j Lew r. Brown has an auction sale
OF the personal property on his farm
Thursday, November Z, and also ot
all his farm land. He will give {
months time on all sums over S1O at
i s per cent interest, sums less than
that cash. On the farms he will ask
one third cash, balance on long time
with low rate of interest secured by
mortgage on the land. The home
farm consisting of 26O acres will he
sold in body the other farms in
quantities to suit purchasers. This
home farm is one of the most valu.
able in this region with ample barn
and house room all in good condition.
The opening at Kellow's new store
Friday night was gorgeous affair in
the fine display of goods in nearly
every line of the grocery and
crockery trade. Tie store was bril-.
liantly lighted and from early even.
! ing until near midnight was.thronged.
The crowd was all the store could
contain at any one time while those
remaining upon the street in front
were ampl to supply the places of
all who might leave. Beautiful greet
ing souviners were presented by
Mrs. Kellow assisted by lady friends
while upon the opposite side of the
store Mr.. Champlin was passing ci-
gars or other good things to those at
tending.