Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-06-25

The inside finish is hard pine and will
be a great improvement upon its
present quarters.
John Rathert has bevy OF Cresco
boys assisting in pulling the mustard
from his grain and carrying it away
so that no ripened seed from it will
get in the ground.
o. A. Schail is in the city looking
after the pianos left to his care. Being
compelled ID go elsewhere next week
he will not be able to finish his wor
here until the week following.
Good work, true work, square work
is the kind you will get by using
strictly pure, wood burned Maquoketa
lime. Come where the brick makers
are. N. B. WHEELER.
We understand from reliable parties
that Cresco is to have one of the finest
Marble Works in this part of the coun-
try. 1t will be located on one of the
Old Rink lots, one of the best loca-
tions in town.
No Oil burned lime can compare
with wood burned lime for strength
and durability. Every barrel warrant
ed. See that S. Hurst Il Co., is on
every barrel. Call at the Brick and
Tile works. N. b. WHEELER.
Those wishing shave or hair cut
in a nice, clean comfortable place
should go to Harry Mitchell's, oppo-
site Court House. His shop has been
repaired, painted and everything in
first class style, and still those hair
cuts are only Is cents.
john Haberly is in Winona, where
he was called in consequence of sick
brother who is dangerously ill from
cancer of the stomach. He has been
there several weeks and will probably
remain while his brother lives, which
will be but brief time.
The Unfair that followed the wedding
Of. Frebert Heinecke and wife was
attended by a large number of people
at the home farm in Howard Center,
Wednesday Notwithstanding the incle-
ment of the weather. We will give
the particulars in next issue.
The annual examination and CON-
mencement exercises of the School Of
the Assumption occurs this week, that
of the boys department occurring yes
terday and the exercises of the girls
today. The graduates are Miss Grace
Owens and Miss Mary O'Malley.
LII. Burns & Co.. of Lime Springs,
is advertising remarkably low prices
in todays PLAIEs DEALER, to which we
call the especial attention OF our read
ers about Davis Corners and Lime
Spring. His prices are away below
anything the Alliance can offer in
staple goods
1 Conceded by horseman to be the
finest and speediest pole team that ev-
er left Cresco for the eastern markets,
were bought and mated by Manning
& Wentworth. One chestnut gelding,
grandson of Nutwood, bought of c. M.
Clough, Rochester, Mimi, and chest
nut mare sired by Lisburn, son of
Woodford Wilkes, bought of d. o..
Alleman, Cresco, Iowa.
i John Miller has just made another
trip to his Oklahoma farm, near Enid,
returning Wednesday. He reports
Everything down there as in fine con-
dition and they must be if what the
corn, grain and grass he brought home
is fair sample. His wheat a sample
of which is in bundle left at this
office, was damaged but little by the
hail storm which passed over it and
will run about 25 bushels to the acre.
The Rock Island route will run an ex-
cursion to Enid, July 9th, and each
two weeks thereafte r.
10 the P. DIT that prominent
young man from near KendalIville that
corresponds with the PEE DEE, and
has SO much to say about the school
house and the county line house would
save some of his bright, intelligent
works that that he is giving away
to the public, and use it for padding
in the shoulder of his coat, his clothes
would hang better and he would re-
semble mankind more than he does
now. vi course we will have to ad.
nit that one of his garments he fills
WV w POAlOSUlOuS cuO Is Ills udU
owing TO the enlargement of the head
when kid. KENDALLy1LLE.
The Iowa Children's Homo society
incorporated under the laws of the
State of Iowa for the purpose of car
ing for homeless children has received
and cared for 1850 children since its
organization, but now have on hand a
number of bright boys and now asks
the question, What is to become Of
these little fellowsp" You who are
surrounded with the comforts of life
have you not a place in your home
for one of these bright boys? We are
sure that those who take one of these
little fellows and train him to be a
useful man are just as much benefited
as the child. We can give testimonies
to this effect. Homes are wanted for
the following: two boys, years; Five
boys, 6 years; two boys, 3 years; two
boys, 5 years; two boys, years; two
boys, 2 months; one boy, 5 months;
two boys, 10 months old.
| Married.