Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-10-18

John Wylie and wife, of Tracy,
Minn., came yesterday afternoon to
attend the funeral of DIr. Wylie's
mother.
Ben Warner's company play here
the week beginning November II,
and Mt the popular prices of 10, 90
and 30 cents.
If you have clock or watch that
declines to tell you when its dinner
time, take 1t toJ. w. Shacklock, in
the Car gallery. ~
The common branches q speciality
at the Cresco Normal. Board only
$500 to $3.50 in private families.
Tuition reasonable. ~,
The telephone line has been run
and is now in operation from Elma to
Lourdes and will be extended to Rice
vile by way of Maple Leaf.
Frank Sayre arrived home from
Wichita, Kansas, to be in attendance
at the term of the District Court
that convenes next Monday.
There will be basket sociablc at
G: s. Wilcox's in Howard Center
Wednesday evening, the % of
October. Everybody invited.
Rev. o. Ottersen from Eureka, Cal.
has located in Cresco in charge of one
branch of the Nor weginn Lutherans.
He is n young man of fine ability.
Without doubt our 40c Tycoon Tea
is the very best thing on the market.
Sample it with any yon can buy at
any price Caward, the Grocer.
Special sale on lamps and chamber
sets all next week to make room for
our new stock OF holiday goods.
A. HI. CAWARD.
200 Grade Shropshire sheep for sale
three miles southwest of ofRidgeway.
also five bucks. NELso O. WEMARK,
I'M cot Ridge1ay, Iowa,
The doom of dress goods has been
sounded at Connelly's-they are to be
sacrificed for the next two weeks at
cost to make room for our Fall stock.
Faribault extra select has great
reputation and we want you all to
try a sack. Only sold by
Amundson s. Lofthus, the Grocers.
For SALE:-A hard coal burner in
good condition and nearly new.
Enquire at the Geo. Light house
near the fair grounds. Albert Hess.
Miss Elsie Perry, Miss Ruth Allison
and Miss knickerbocker are in at
tendance at the educational meeting
at Charles city which convened yes
terddy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Terry, who have
been visiting witk their sons, Carl
and Dan, and with their many friends.
returned Wednesday to their home in
Waverly, Iowa.
Persons in town or country wishing
buildings removed, should apply to
p. Quinn, nearly opposite the Novelty
works. He has the best outfit in the
county for the work. 3tf
Chas. Il. Sweet, the great tramp
speciality man is due here soon with
the Midnight Watch. He will sing
solne very funny songs and tell some
funny stories. You ought to see him
V. f. Wygant the expert horse
shoeF is located first door east of the
Novelty Works where he is prepared
to do ali kinds of fancy shoeing anl
general blackslnithing. 2-4eot
15c buys good broom,
2Oc lb Tea Siftings,
300 ID of Finecut Tobacco,
25c gallon ofcider vinegar,
15c package of matches,
of Caward the Grocer.
Prominent in the cast of the Md
night Watch is j. Francis Kirke, and
lie is well received in towns he has
visited before. Everyone should SEE
him in ''The Midnight Watch" Fri
day, Oct. 18th, at the Opera House.
Remember the lecture next Monda,
night by VIM. Hawley Smith
The gentlemen who
are getting him here should be en-
couraged in their efforts to get sucl
an able lecturer in this field. Don
forget the date.
For SALE.-Twenty-eight acres o
land south of Salisbury's stone quar-
ry. 1t has ten acres of timber, tn,
rest is in cultivation-ten acres il
winter wheat. Price, $45 per acre, o.
time or cash. JOHN G. HAUCK,
Gw4 Cresco, Iowa.
The best Feed Mill, the best Buck
wheat mill, the best Rye mill, and tn
best Corn Shelter in the state of Iowa
Capacity of Feed mill, 400 sacks pc
day. Water power Roller and Bur
mill, Lime Springs, Iowa.
6eot2 JAMES STAFFORD, Prop.