Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-11-19

Mr.. Charles Hale, stock buyer of
Chester, was looking over Cresco,
Thursday. Though he has lived in
that vicinity for twelve years, this we
believe is his first visit to our city.
He recently bought nearly 100 head at
Northfeld, MINI.
You have looked into, a beautiful
face, seen the sweet smile, rosy cheeks,
laughing eyes, and wished nature had
made you more attractive. Take
Rocky Mountain Tea, Natures beauti-
fer. 1t doesthe business.
Sold by DR. VIM. Connolly.
Tuesday afternoon. H. w. Young
accompanied by his daughter Mary,
and Miss Riva Counselman, left for
Washington, Iowa. where he will be
united in marriage to Miss Harriet B.
Counselman. Mr. Young has rented
and furnished the Barber house re
Gently vacated by Richard Geraty.
A woman should keep her age as
young as posaible. The fewer years it
carries in the eyes OF others, the great
er her power to charm and win the
battles of life. We would advise all
ladies to use Rocky Mountain Tea.
Natures heautifer. Keeps one young.
Sold by DR.. VIM. Connolly.
Thursday evening next, the people
of Cresco and vicinity will have the
privilege of listening to one of the
best all-around entertainments ever
given in Lyric Hall. Music and fun pre-
dominating, the whole by home talent,
the proceeds to go toward beautifying
Oak Lawn cemetery. Everybody is
interested, and every body should be
there.
Mrs. M. 0. Perry got bad news from
ber parents at West Union Thursday
morning, Mr.. and Mrs. Helm er. They
had the misfortune Of a runaway,
Wednesday, from which Mrs. Helmer
had both arms broken and shoulder
dislocated, and Mr.. Helmer received
severe and dangerous injuries about
the head and shoulders. Mrs. Perry
went to their assistance Thursday af-
ternOOn.
The supreme court of North Dakota
upon a purely technical question order
ed new trial of one of the five Indi,
ans and halt breeds who murdered the
Spicer family consisting of six persons
mutilattng them horribly. A mob o
about 40 took three OF them from the
| jail of Emmons county and hung then
till dead, putting a placard on them
ssThe supr enc court reversed" Th'
other two murderers were confined il
the Jail at Bismark, but are now in th'
penititentiary to keep them from be
ing lynched. 1t is said that two o
those lynched were the only witnesse
against the remaining murderers, bu
if they are turned loose the lyncher
have evidence enough to justify hang
ing and they onght to, and will Sc
that it is done.
:, The entertainment to be given i
Lyric Hall Thanksgiving night tor tn
:, improvement of Oak Lawn cemetery
is already inviting and attractin.
large attention. On Tuesday, fou
persons purchased family tickets t
{. the entertainment paying for ther
5 $25 each. While the entertainment
< will be as good as the best that ha
. ever been upon the boards, neither G
j the four could hope to get $25 {
either instruction or amusement
: hence the Work of cemetery improve
ment is the purpose for which thes
| four public spirited people paid thei
100000. The object is a good an
q laudable one, and the public spir
which they have shown, should /
immitated by the people as far and {
!. fully as their circumstances wi
= permit.