Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-04-13
Prof. Fisk all this week.
A Kings Daughter, April 20.
Emancipated Woman. April 81.

w. T. SdCGer WAS uOWu lEOtA SuOo-
ter on Saturday.
A Kings Daughter, at Opera House
Tuesday, April Goth.
The Gordon hat is guaranteed to
wear one year, at O'Alalley's.
Hay and straw for sale at Mar tin
Lydon's, one mile west OF town.
WANTED-a girl to do general house
work MRS. G. d. NICHOLS.
Clean flax seed for sale at my farm.
53t4 JOHN SHERMAN.
White German millet for sale for
seed, by Richard Kapler, Cresco, la.
H. E. Viebrock and E. w. Davis
ordered Gem Fence machines last
week.
Sylvester Barnes left an order Satur-
day for.70 rods of Perfect Gem hog
fence.
For fresh groceries or good meal
go to M. Barrett's Restaurant, Market
ST., Cresco. sept 1y1
We are sorry to learn of the criti-
cal illness of Mrs. James Boyle, near
Lime Springs.
w. B. Ousley, D d. S., in Cresco
1st to 18th. All work guaranteed to
give satisfaction. 15tf
Mrs. c. D. Horton and little
daughter came up from Fort Atkin-
son last Saturday.
Byrnes & Owens special line of Eas-
ter hats will be open to inspection on
Tuesday afternoon.
Albert Hess, the Elma stage driver,
has moved to New Oregon and will
occupy the Chas. BLY, house.
Flax seed, free from mustard, at 80
cents bushel. For sale by Wm.-
Mullary, Plymouth Rock, Iowa.
| Prof. Fisk will make Cresco regulars
ly every 60 days. He has had year
of great success in Northern Iowa.
Money to loan at the First National
Bank. A few real estate loans desired.
59w4
POTATOES FOR SALE-the Alex.
ander. Inquire Of j. H. Jones,
56t4 g eot Bonair Iowa.
The new shape set brim hats in
black, brown and tan, at
O'MALLEY's
| Glover fax AMI timothy for seed.
Extra fine and clean.
| 5St3 S. A. CONVERSE.
The Daughters OF the King will
meet with Mrs. w. R.. Mead, Wednes-
day, April IA, at 2:36. Litany at S:Se,
The jury in Washington to which
the Cresco post Office matter was re-
ferred has failed to agree upon ver-
dict.
In list of patents recently granted
we notice one tor a fire escape ladder
granted to Lorens Swenson, of this
place.
Miss Mary Clemmer has gone to at
tend the Northfeld college, where she
expects to take the full collegiate
course.
Geo. Reeves offers good COW for
sale. She is giving now fine mess
of milk and is due to be a fresh winter
mixer.
John w. McCulla. former resident
of this county died at his home near
St. Ansgar, Mitchell comfy, April l.,
aged about 81 years.
| Another bond issue begins to stare
the country in the face. The short
age at the close of the fiscal year will
be over $15S, 100000.
i The Richard Cummins farm 81 miles
southwest of Cresco for rent. Possess
ion given Immediately. For terms
; apply to d. A. Lyons.
! Editor Evans was down from Lime
Springs Saturday, looking as thoug
his recent sick spell had been more
interesting than pleasant.
j. H. Hayes, stone mason, all work
promptly and neatly done. 1t will be
!. to your interest to call and get my
prices. Range work u specially.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will have a Market next Sat-
urday in the car adjoining Patterson's
grocery. 1t will open at 10 a. m.
Gust Stern, of Chicago, real estate
dealer is spending the summer with
the Ohmacht families and other friends
and relatives, reached here April 8.
Fox RENT-My house on Sunrise
Hill. Almost new carpets now on the
floor will be sold cheap.
GEO. CHRYsT.
60 to the Gilbert Studio for up tc
date and first-class work. We carry the
finest line of card mounts ever in your
city. our Madailions are very pleasing
Givr us call.
The next lecture of the course viii
} be by John M. Cannon, on Friday eve
ming the 23d. His subject, Gladstone
with probably comprehensive view
OF his political work.
Danl. Hustled, OF Kansas City, Mo.
died at Minneapolis, Sunday night
and will be brought here for inter
ment. He was son-in-law OF b. d
Everingham of this place.
WANrEp-A chance to put you in {
good cement or stone sidewalk, OF
furnish you any monumental or GENE
terry work, price as low as any one.
M. A. KLINE.
The Great Northern Railway ha
One Million acres choice wheat land