Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-09-06
The Fair this week.
Cuba Day, Friday, Sept. 9.
Vataran,s Dau. Thursday. Sent. S

Inc Falr this week.
Cuba Day, Friday, Sept. 9.
Veterans Day, Thursday, Sept. s.
Woodmen's Day, Wednesday, Sept. z
White Winter rye for sale at N.
Graf & Co..
Bicycles checked at Red Cross tent
at Fair, for 10 cents.
James Cannon is moving into his
new Cresco residence.
CORN FOR SALE-Enquire of M. II.
Culbert, Cresco, Iowa.
All the new shapes in fall hats can
be found at Brynes & Owens.
For fresh groceries or a good meal
go to M. Barrett's Restaurant.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Miles of Saratoga, Aug. 2S.
Miss Frances Norton put in week
with Miss Alice Bailey at Decorah.
WANTED-A girl for general house,
work. MRS. G. D. NICHOLS.
Abe Upton and family are out from
Chicago visiting with relatives in and
about Cresco.
1t will pay you to see the American
Loan and Trust Company before MAX
your farm loans.
W. B. Ousley, D D. s., in Cresco
1st to 18th. All work guaranteed to
give satisfaction. 15tf
Rev. Holmes came home from his
European tour Sunday morning, driv-
| ing over from Elma.
| DR.. Ducket goes to Minneapolis to.
day to look up a location for the prac-
tice of his profession.
Don't forget the dates of Byrnes 6
Owens Millinery Opening and don'
forget to be there.
Henry Taft, who has been employed
in Chicago for two years past, came
back Saturday for short visit.
| For all kinds of feed, bran, shorts
and the best of -four from Dakota hard
wheat, call on W. H. Roche tor prices.
For sale.-A Blythe band wagon
used but little. Enquire of Geo. E
May and others. Charles City Advo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carter are re
jolcing over the arrival of a little
daughter that has come to bless their
home.
Byrnes & Owens have fine line oi
new fall hats and invite the ladies OF
Cresco and vicinity to call and exam.
inc them.
Miss Jennie Fuller goes to Hespel
where she will teach the ensuing win.
ter. She is one of the best of teachers
from this county.
| A badly busted bank at New Rich
land, MINI, has just gone into liquida
tion having liabilities of over $4,000
and less than $400 assets.
J. M. Bowers and wife leave today
for Sioux City, Iowa, going by the way
of Egan, S. D. They will probabl,
remain through the winter.
The Postville Review remarks tha
Prof. Karl. Fisk is the proprietor of s
new girl baby. We will hold oul
smoke until the Prof. comes again.
Ed Flaherty OF Lourds was in towr
Monday, on his way to Decorah tt
take course of instruction IN either
the Valdez or Breckenridge school.
John O'Neill will be in Cresco abou
Sept. 10th, and will organize an ex
cursion to that state to leave Cresct
some time In the first half of October
I The Misses Emma Long and Lotti
Miller are home from three week
visit at West Union and Elkader, re
turning as they went on their wheels
Byrnes q Owens will have thei
sixth semi-annual opening Sept. IS. IA
and 15, and will then display the fines
line of trimmed hats ever shown il
Cresco.
Experience taught the editor of tn
Riceville Recorder this lesson: 18th
man who imagines he can keep hous,
better than his wife is fool if he eve
mentions it.n
Another full carload of the celebrat
ed Kiblinger surries, buggies an
road wagons just received at th
Mammoth Agricultural Ware house Q
. D. A. Lyons.
Rev. A. V. Gorrell went to Daver
.. port yesterday to attend the dioscea
convention which meets there to cleo
a bishop to fill the vacancy in the di
oseas of Iowa.
Eugene Howard has bought th
machine business of the Mullens' an
that business at their late stand wi
) be represented by Eugene Howar
and M. j. Fleming.
Miss Julia Byrnes who has been i
the city for the past two week study
ing the styles in the interest of Byrnc
& Owens, milliners, has returned an
has now ready for inspection a con
plete line of fall hats in all the ne
) shapes and colors.
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