Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-07-21

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was arrested on complaint of Peterson
and after pleading guilty enriched the
school fund by s15.
Enos M. Kicker editor OF the. Hub
bard County Enterprise, Park Rapids,
NJ, mn, who is visiting in the county
call Monday morning.
On the editorial page may be found
the democratic platform. 1t is one
that no democrat may be ashamed OF
and hereafter it will be found in every
issue of the PLAIN DEALER.
Mr.. AL Woodward, former attor-
neJ of Cresco, now a leading legal
luminary of northern Minnesota is cal
ling upon friends and visiting with
the family of his father-in-law in Cres-
&C.
Aid Society of the baptist church
will meet with Mrs. C. Graves, on
Thursday afternoon of this week we
respectfully solicit the attendance of
all. Gentlemen invited to tea at six
o'clock.
Elmer Woodward of New Oregon re-
ports the army worm as very destruct-
i've having completely destroyed
large field of oats for him in one night.
Their depredations are now,, he says,
directed toward the fax and the corn.
Rev. S. H. Mitchell writes that he
will be home this week and that the
| will ho hn1l nt
tist church next Sunday July 26th at
which time the envelopes and COL
lection for state missions will be re.
ceived.
The collector for the the TwEcE-A-
WEEK PLAIN DEALER is abroad in the
land. If you are going to be absent
from home, examine your last receipt
learn what you owe Tor the PLAIN
DEALER and leave tho money with
your wife. tt
INSTRUCTION IN MUsIc.-s1O.OO per
term, twenty lessons-piano or organ
furnished for parties without extra
charge. Pupils nre not compelled to
take two lessons week unless they
desire. for further information apply
to Miss LAURAINE MEAD. tfly
Let's see, which is the democratic
paper in St. Paul, the Globe or the
Pioneer Press? or isn't there any?
Ore is owned entirely in Europe, the
other sby bankep Dawson, who Is
owned across the water. The west has
no earthly use for either,
Geo. II. West is building the man
sion for John II. Beadle which will in
all respects be in modern style of ar
chitccture. and an ornament in the
north part OF the city. 1t will be
44x30 feet on the ground with two
full stories ana basement, cellar be.
meath the whole house with an ample
veranda on the west and south.
We wish to give notice to our
customers that on August 1st we will
commence doing a strictly cash bust
ness, following the precedent Of many
Of our competitors. We nope to meet
all our old customers and many new
ones under this arrangement, satisfied
it will be to our mutual advantage,
JOHN BYRNEs
Merrill Bowers is being talked oil
for County Auditor. He is very
competent young man and would ren.
der as good service as any person who
ever filled the Office, having graduated
with distinguished honor in the bu<i-
ness 6anartment best Decorah institu-
r., will
mistake of they put him on the ticket
, Henry Helming OF this city, who
was in the employ OF the Burlington
railway company at Lincoln, Neb.
for years, enjoys a personal acquain
tance with Hon. w. j. Bryan, the
presidential Sominee, and says he is {
great commoner, and consequently i.
, the most popular man everywhere
: with the laboring men and farmers
Waukon Democrat.
Saturday last was the 9th anniver
sary of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs
: II G. Howard and in the evening abou
forty neighbors and friends assisted
in commemorating the day. The eve
ming WAS spent in 4 happy manner
, refreshments were served and before
j their departure the guests presented
them with on elegant chair as I, me
mento of the occasion,
| The gentlemanly agent of the North
: western Yeast Company is here thi
week distributing free samples of th,
ceiebrated Yeast Foam. No other ar
tice in the United States is so we'll ant
; favorably known as Yeast foam. Othe
kinds OF yeast may be good ONE o
of the time, but Yeast Eoa !. is gooe
: all the time. Try the samples accord
e ing to directions and you will be pleas
ed with the result.
A Hopkintoa paper mentions tha
: James McArthur who has charge O
:. Hollister Lumber Co.'S interests a
Crcsco was in town until Wednesda
of last week experimenting the wopI
= Of putting the finishing touches on TIL
v neat cottage which he has erected jus
east of his former residence. The cot
. tage is exceedingly neat and is con
vcnieutly arranged. Amos Smith an,
: II. 4. Rutter have donc the work in
q cummendable manner.
e A pair of mature youths out on
prohibition lark, on Monday eve
; near the school house, made a parLia
! success of driving their buggy on tn
= railing OF the bridge in front of Anto
Andersons residence, with two wheel