Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-07-02

AS CudlCmdu, M. r. Healy, resigned.
+. M. Carr was continued MS Secre-
tary.
STRAYED-Last Monday night, two
Jersey calves, one large md ono small.
A liberal reward for their return or
knowledge OF their whereabouts.
V l. j. BOOTH.
Special train for Decorah, July 5,
leaves sCresco at 1880 a. m. Returning
leave Decorah 9:45 p. m. One fare
for roundtri M. j. WHITE,
M Agent.
w. B. Oakley is the successor to
John ByrnessAon the south side, re-
tanning the fonmer clerks. A small
INSTRUMENTATION him elsewhere
offers big bafeGn for eggs in trade.
John Lougheryspf Lime Springs,
died suddenly Thursday morning.
Jas. Walker and A. A. Fisk, of this
place, with their families, relatives
of the deceased, will attend the funer-
al. He will he taken to Fountain,
Mimi, for burial.
Mr.. Levan WanleSS who was injured
in runaway in Winneshiek county,
seems to be getting along quite we'll
considering his years. His inability
to use his legs Is not though. by the
physicians to be due to paralysis but
| to soreness from the hurt.
Prof. John Thaler has the time at
his disposal to give few more music
lessons on his trip here every Satur-
day. Now, when the children are out
of school, is good time to take music
lessons. Enquire at this Office or send
him a letter at Calmar, Iowa.
Special rates to Kansas City, $3.50,
July 10 to 20, July %, %, and 80,
August 1, 5, s, and 12. Also apply
to intermediate points. Also round
trip Tourist ticket to St. Paul and
Minneapolis for season of 1897, for
$500. Nj. j. WHITE.
John A. Wentworth, of McIntire,
and Geo. w. Barker, formerly of that
township, now of Chicago, were in
Cresco the first of July, calling on the
PEE DEE. Both were of the pioneers
of Northern Iowa and their visit re-
vived memories of the days of s'Auld
Lang Syne."
| Having sold out my goods to Mr..
Roberts, it becomes necessary that
have the money due me on account.
Persons indebted within me in the
Office with j. M. Cannon, over Piatt's
store. Settlement must be made at
once upon all accounts outstanding.
June %, 1897. JOHN BYRNEs.
Sheriff Campbell and O. D. Lovejoy
have returned after safely escorting
their prisoners to Anamosa, Mr.. Low
joy going on to Jones county for a
brief visit before his return. Their
prisoners were numbered 626 and 627,
within five of the high water mark OF
that institution. David o. Reilley's
sentence expires in about 80 days. The
Sheriff says he has learned black
smithing at which he has become an
adept, and processes to amend for the
past by useful and busy life.
Several of the young men of Cresco,
among them Roe and Warren Brown,
Roy Platt, Frank Clemmer, A. H.
Schafer, ana Ole Hanson as chief cook,
start Saturday afternoon for fishing
trip on the Mississippi about Lansing.
The boys have large and we'll stock
ed commissary wagon and are heavily
armed with kodaks and fish bait, and
if they don't have good time it won't
be owing to any lack of preparation.
Several applications for tie position
OF End cook have been handed in but
as yet the position stands vacant.
A nicely printed card from Bozeman,
Montana, is couched in these words:
"Mrs. j. E. Owens announces the
marriage of her daughter, Mabel
Ruth, to Early Vernon Wilcox, Boze-
man, Montana, Wednesday evening,
June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
ninety seven. At home, Bozeman,
Montana. July twenty fifth. The
groom is nephew of the publishers
of the PLAIN DEALER, and one of the
professors of the college at Bozeman.
He is a graduate of the college at
Westerville, Ohio, and also OF one of
the New England Colleges; Yale We
believe.
An exciting runaway occurred Tues
day, toward evening, on Elm street. i
Mr.. John Breigal had left his team
SEQ ,saG lesas he supposed, but it
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