Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-11-30
Albert W. Bliss.

Inquire OF M. o. Perry.
For fresh groceries or good meal
go to Nj. Barrett's Restaurant.
Gloves and mittens, no end to the
assortment at G. D. Nichols & Co.
If you are looking for bargains in
groceries, call at the Star Grocery.
16 bars good laundry soap for 25c
at the Palace Grocery.-Glass &
Barker.
A. D. Combs is down from Mime.
apolis, arriving in tCresco Friday af'
ternoon.
Our coffee for 10c per pound Is a
great bargain. Try it.-Amundson &
Lofthus.
j. II. Keith left last week to spend
the winter with daughters at Arling.
ton, Iowa.
For SALE-Second hand, medium
sized, Round Oak heating stove, at
this Office.
Miss Leila Marshall completed her
McGregor visit and returned home
Thursday last.
w. B. Ousley, ID D. S., in Crescc
1st to 18th. All work guaranteed tc
give satisfaction. 15tf
In Klondike, those mittens that z.
d. Nichols & Co are selling at Sc,
would cost SO cents.
Miss Bertha BLY, commenced winter
term OF school in the Hart district in
Saratoga township yesterday.
Ed Gillette and wife spent Thanks
giving at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. A. j. Caward, in Leroy.
/ still have few more Poland CHI
ma pigs for sale. Call on or addres
j. G. TODD, Kendallville, Iowa.
Did you ever try the "Wonderine'
for cleaning9 1t has no equal. Only
10 cents at Amundson Il Lofthus.'
A Klondike in Cresco! Save your
cash coupons and stake out a claim.
You get them at the Star Grocery.
Those high cut Felt shoes that are
made for physicians can be worn by
any one, for sale by 9. D. Nichols.
Memorial w. R. c. No. 1854, will
elect Offices for 1898 at tho next regu-
lar meeting which will be Dec. 4th.
Will take limited quaetity of pota-
toes or wood for clothing, etc. at
j. B. CAwARD's.
Jersey Cream flour can not be beat.
Try one sack; will refund the money
if not satisfactory. y.-Amundson s. Lof-
thus.
Fred Swanson and John Mcclure
GENE down from Lime Springs to at.
tend the minstrel show, Thanksgiving
night.
When you want some OF Johnson's
pure cider vinegar, or sweet cider,
call at the Palace Grocery. &
Barker.
The first fall of s.The Beautiful
came Thanksgiving night, barely en-
ough to envelope the earth in blan-
ket of white.
John Finnegan is the auctioneel
that cries Lydon's hog sale Dec. 1st.
60 and hear him sell good stock a
farmers prices.
j. G. Todd was in Monday to pa,
for his hog advertisement and say.
that the PEE DEE is all right as al
advertising medium.
Mrs. F. M. Clark and son Arthur
were the Thanksgiving guests at L
L. Woodcock's and pleased attendant
at the minstrel show.
There is a great deal of satisfaction
in a good working shirt. pants or owe
alls. G. u. Nicholss & Co., carry tn
best line of these made.
When you want cider you shoul'
not order any other brand but th,
we'll known johnson cider, sold onl,
by Amundson u Lofthus.
1t is reported that Hon. D. A. Lyon
had large number of turkeys dis
tributed for Thanksgiving among tn
poor and needy Of the city.
Lost--Monday. a gold filed, ope
face gents watch, with ring out. Find
err will please leave at this Office an
receive a reasonable reward.
The Ladies of the New Oregon Gem
etery association will hold their regu
lar meeting with Mrs. VIM. H. Pat
| terson, Wednesday, Dec. 1st.
We keep buckwheat from all mill
around here, and it is giving goo
satisfaction. Try sack and be cor
vinced. & Lofthus.
When you trade $25.OO out on on
of our trading cards, you receive FIRE
your choice OF our elegant line {
| gold band dishes.-Glass Il Barker.
Did you ever try the Telmo Califo
MIA canned goods? One trial and W
will have you for customer. Thel
are none better.-Amundson & Lo
thus.
| A supper will be given at Mrs. Fran
Chapman's Thursday, from 4 to
M; bill 10 and Is cents; proceeds |
pay taxes due on the home OF Tho
Lydon.
| DURoc JERSEYS, the finest hos
grown, possessing the best qualiti,
of other breeds, can be bought OF
l.. Wallace, in Albion. Bears read
for service. 12tf.
The ladies OF the w. G. L. U., wi
give tea at the home of Mr.. and Mr.