Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-03-08
City election Monday, March %.

Farms for sale and rent. Enquire
of Curtis Miller.
Frank Vinegar was down from Lime
Springs yesterday.
Ebbie Helmer was up from West I'm
ion several days last week.
For fresh groceries or good meal
go to NJ. Barrett's Restaurant.
Miss Mabel McClaskey of Decorah
Is visiting with friends in Cresco.
Miss Elsie Steinman returned from
the Cedar Falls Normal on Friday.
VIM. Frost was down to the county
seat from Oak Dale on Saturday last.
Ed Craghill and B. Often will be
home on Thursday or Saturday of this
week.
Cabinet photographs any style,
best finish, only $3.50 at the Russell
Studio.
A fine suit OF office rooms for rent
cheap from April 1st. Inquire of NJ.
O. Perry.
A good second hand speeding
cart for sale cheap. Inquire at Coles
Harness shop.
o. A. Schall the piano tuner will
make one of his regular visits to Cres-
co next Monday.
W. B. Ousley, D d. S., in Cresco
1st to 18th. All work guaranteed to
give satisfaction. 15tf
j. E. Green, from near Albion, Ne
braska, visited the past few days with
acquaintance in Cresco.
A. N. Wentworth has bought. the
shop and tools of S. A. Hamilton and
will carry on blacksmithing.
We hear it reported that l. B. How
land has sold his farm west of Lime
Springs to VIM. Cray for $4,000.
The coming hats have just come at
our house, one half car load to supply
you with.-C. d. Nichols & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Wheeler were
made glad on Thursday, the 3rd inst,
by the birth of little daughter.
A'slke, Glover, Timothy, Flax, Red
Glover and all seeds usually kept in a
feed store, for sale by w. III. Roche.
The b. Y. P. T., will give Shil-
ling social in the Normal hall, Friday
evening of this week. All are invited
Sheriff Campbell went to Independ-
ence last Friday having in charge
Mable Donahugh, of Alton township.
i Parties knowing themselves indebt-
ed to me are requested to call and
settle at once and save cost.-L. M
Cole.
/ f. G. Woellsteln is getting his harm
ess shop well under way and is put
ting in a rat-proof room for storing
-four.
Miss Nellie Graves was taken sud.
denly and violently ill with nervous
chill while at church last Sunday
evening.
Halver Halverson, of Lime Springs
was down paying his taxes yesterday
and made the PEE DEE office pleas
ant call.
The graduating exercises of Prof
Perry's Normal occurs in the Opera
House on March 25th, with about 2;
candidates.
Losr-A pair of gold-bowed spec
tacles in case bearing the name o
DR.. Connolly. Finder will please leave
at this Office.
The 5th regular visit of Karl d
Fisk to Cresco, will be March Sth te
11th. A perfect fit Of glasses guaran.
teed in every case.
Store building, south side of Marke
street, will be sold at a bargain. Goo'
building and location. Enquire o
Miller & Webber.
There will be free dance given il
. Bonair on Wednesday evening OF thi
week. Every body invited to com
and have a good time.
Saturday March 5th, John B. Stew
ems, living three miles northwest c
the city sowed five acres of wheat, tn
ground being in fine condition.
&c. Woellestein & Co., are read
for work and repair in the harness dc
partment which will be in charge G
John Hegg, a practical harness make
Memorial service will be held fo
Mr.. Augustus Beadle at three o'clock
Sunday, March Is, 1898, in which al
l the people of Cresco will join in Lyri
Hall.
Sunday, March 9th, Mr.. and Mrs
James II. Brown had been marie
ifty-nine years, more than half tn
time the government has been in e,
istence.
The Daughters of the King will NEE
with Mrs. w. R. Mead on Wednesda
next at 2:30. The Litany service wi
/. be rendered o'clock, to which a
are invited,
Mrs. Joseph Whalen, daughter c
Patrick Daugherty died Friday last a
ter an illness of about two hours an
. was buried Sunday. We are withor
further particulars.
If you have any trouble in readin,
headaches, dizziness or sight blurrin
call and see Prof. Karl D. Fisk, I'll
Ophthalmic Optician at Stroth
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