Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-11-12

w. T. Symonds, the Decorah green
house man, was an attendant last
Friday at Perry's chrysanthemum
show.
w. B. Perry contemplates chrys-
anthemuin show at Elma next week,
when his best plants will be in per-
feet bloom.
The board of supervisors is in ses.
sion this week wrestling with the can
vass of the votes returned at the re-
cent election.
The McGregor Times under It's new
management promises soule of the
vigor and spice OF its former days,
which we are glad to note.
Mrs. Kate Forester, sent to the in
sane asylum n few weeks since, died
there the 7th of November, and was
buried in the hospital cemetery.
| G. d. Nichols s. Co., fire the first
gun for the fall campaign in the sale
OF overcoats and winter clothing. It
is an honest house to trade with.
| The Washington bulletin of the
Great Northern Railroad contains q
vast amount of valuable Information
about the Northwest and its road
A. A. Schafer has an advertisement
in to-day's PEE DEE which will inter-
est all desiring first. class crayon
portraits of themselves or families.
All those wishing photographs at
$1.50 dozen, come in at once. as
prices will be raised in short time.
| 2t Russell Studio.
Faribault extra select has q great
reputation and we want you all to
try a sack. Only sold by
Amundson s. Lofthus, the Grocers
w. c. Breedlove and son Will
came down from Chester. Saturday,
to see their daughter and sister Carrie,
who lies dangerously ill at the home
of j. H. Brown.
The Star Grocery has chau ge in
its advertisement that more fully
mentions its many attractions than
its former announcement. 1t is a
model institution.
Mrs. NJ. E. Long and daughter, Mrs.
F. Winters, were PLAIN DEALER call
ers one day last week. Mrs. Winters
intended returning to her Chicago
home on Saturday last.
A correspondent from Chester
wishes lis to inform the Cresco republi-
can glee club that when they come to
Chester again, they should sing,
There will always be democrats
there"
Miss Clara Isaac of Cresco, return
ed to her home Wednesday, after
spending a few days here the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. N. G. Meyer. Miss
Tillie Geuth accompanied her.-Cal.
mar Courier.
Mrs. Bloomingdale, laughter of
drew Halliday was brought on the
afternoon train Monday, for burial,
where from, or what the cause of her
death we are not informed.
Those wishing pictures taken at the
Russell Photo Studio at S.. so a dozen.
and want them finished before Christ.
mas, don't delay asiit requires time to
finish n photographs. ..ou s..,,
Mrs. Leafsen OF Lakefeld, jackson
county, Mimi, niece of Mrs. Thump-
son, is visiting with her and her
daughters, Jennie, Anna and Tillie.
She will visit with her mother and
relatives in Chickasnw county before
| her return home.
Ben Warmers company play in the
Opera House all the week, with
Saturday matinee. 1t is almost un-
necessary to make any mention other
than that the company is here for
they are SO we'll known to all our
people that long commendatory
notices are useless. With the excel
lence of the company and at the low
price of 10 and 20 cents, they will no
doubt play to good audiences.
Mike Hughes has just returned from
a brief trip to Fargo, North Dakota,
where he has been on a visit to his
brother Joe, postmaster at Fargo,
and his sisters who reside there. He
returns very much impressed with
the wonder Of the Red River Valley
country. He saws he never saw such
crops in oil his life and says that it
will take until next spring to get
through thrH shing. Furgo he char
acterizes as d hummer and thinks it
one of ha hest to,vns no oyor y;eitoa