Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-06-07

Go to Eckstein for wall paper.
Fragrant perfumes at Eckstein's.
Those Crash hats at G. d. Nichols
& Co.'s are all the rage.
Ben Combs was a Cresco visitor
Sunday.
Eckstein, Chester's druggist sells
the best brands of paint.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Harris,
daughter, June 1st.
For fresh groceries or good meal
go to Nj. Barrett's Restaurant.
The Board of Supervisors are in
session this week.
Prescriptions carefully and accu-
rately compounded at Ecksteln's.
Mrs. Jas. Wilson and son are visit
ing friends at New Auburn, Mimi.
A few nice Poland China brood sows
for sale cheap if taken now.-M. P.
Lydon.
Rev. G. E. Brown. one of the Pio-
neers of the state is visiting with Cres-
co friends for few days.
Lost-Gold stick pin, horse shoe
shape, moon stone center. Finder
please leave at this Office.
Rev. w. X. Lane is in Indiana from
whence he will retur bringing wife,
the marriage to occur tomorrow.
One dozen first class photos and a
ife size crayon portrait for $3.50 at
w. Browns.
Mrs. M. M. Moon returned from
Ohio Friday afternoon, leaving her
mother much improved.
w. B. Ousley, D d. S., in Cresco
1st to 18th. All work guaranteed to
give satisfaction. 15tf
Pure Silver Hull Buckwheat for seed
at Vernon Springs mill.
65tf H. G. SALISBURY.
Don't forget that the Evergreen
Dairy Farm furnishes good rich cream
for your berries, at L 5 cents per quart.
Every thing goes to indicate that we
will have the largest string of horses
that we haveeyer had on the Cresco
track at the 4th of July meeting.
60 to VIM. Kellow's and buy your
groceries and get one of those useful
and handsome household scales
free. 71w4.
G. w. Merry of South Dakota is
looking after his interests in this
county, arriving on the Minneapolis
train Saturday evening.
Five foot step ladders with a can Of
baking powder for SOC at F. G. Woell-
stein & Co.'S. on Market ST., May 28th
and 3Oth.
The largest amount of money thai
has ever been offered for one days
racing on the Cresco track is offered
for the races July 4th.
Store building, south side of Market
street, will be sold at bargain. Good
building and location. Enquire ot
Miller & Webber.
| L. S. Thayer has sold his market
and asks those indebted for immediate
payment of the sums due. He may be
found at the old stand for time.
Mrs. Howland returned home tc
Lime Springs, Friday, accompanied
by Mrs. James Siddall, who came
home Saturday evening.
A fine residence property; the frs
east of the Methodist church, will be
sold and possession given soon. Fol-
price and terms apply to d. A
Lyons. tt.
This Monday evening the Cherry sis
ters will give one of their high grade
classical entertainments of poetry
song and reading. A full house viii
greet them.
] G. H. Miller met with fall of four
teen feet from a building he was paint
ing last Saturday. 1t is unnecessar.
to add that he was considerably shak
en- up.
Miss Eva Marshall's school a
Waseca has closed for the summer va
cation, which she will spend with he
parents here and with a brother a
St. Louis.
John W. Booth has fine Jack com
ing from Cepar Rapids. Will be her
on the first train, and may always b.
found at the Rink barn, ready for ser
vices.
q. A. r. and W. R. e. picnic at th
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Kettleson, Fri
day June 10. The members of bot
orders are invited to come early an
stay all day.
A gale of wind visited Bonair Sun
day morning demolishing the shed
at tie church the machine shed
of T. S. johnson and the lumber var
sheds also killing a number Of hogs.
s.I have had the pleasure Of hearin
the lecture of Rev. F. E. Hopkins.
is beautiful in style, and instructive
Mr.. Hopkins is one of the brilliar
young men in the lecture field, as b
is attractive and eloquent in the pu
! pit. commend him" Hon w. +