Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-11-18
COUNTY, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1905

Headquarters for mill feed of all
kinds at bottom prices for cash, also
flour of all kinds very low. Red
Warehouse on Market st. Free de-
livery.-N. Graf & Son. 1874.
Take Rocky Mountain Tea. See it
exterminate poison. Feel it revitalize
your blood and nerves and bring back
that happy joyous feeling of boyhood
days. Dr.. Connolly.
A letter from DIR. Keith authorizes
us to announce that about the End OF
December he will open an Office in
Cresco, which will be welcome news
to his many patients in this vicinity
and in the west.
Parties have stolen our labels, style
of package, aud tell the sick that Our
tea Is just like Rocky Mountain Tea.
They would ruin your health tor lit
tie added profit. Beware!
Sold by DIR. Connolly.
The rumors in regard to Steve Hub
bel, ranging all the way from a slight
illness to a sudden death, are probably
settled by postal card dated Monday
from him to e. l. White, stating that
he would be in Cresco the 10Th inst.
| Joe Kapler, resident of this place
some twenty years ago, but now en-
gagged in the hotel business at Harris
burg, S. D., is visiting with his cous-
ms, the Kapler brothers who live
northwest of town. He will remain
about a week.
Prof. Tonolli has spared no efforts
in upbuilding our band, an effort
which can be but partially repaid in
money, and your appreciation of his
work may be shown by your attend
ance at their first appearance in con-
cert under his direction.
You may travel through this coun-
try east, west, north and south, but
you will find no better cigar than the
"Red Wing" cigar. The pride they
are of Cresco. Made of the finest
leaf. So call for them at Miller's
Cafe, and smoke away your grief.
The Iowa State horticultural society
will hold their 33rd annual session at
Des Moines, December 13 to 10th.
Among the papers will be "Apples-
varieties for the home, Northern Dis
trict," by j. B. Mitchell, and "Cher-
ries-The best for the home" by Bents
& Upton.
There will be meeting of the tea
o1,1 Nf Of
ty in the McCook school house Alton
No. North, Friday evening, Nov. 25,
; for the purpose of organizing a
Teachers Association. Teachers are
requested and others invited to be
present. Expense of this can be met
after organizing.
| Fifeld & Cummings have opened a
harness shop in the basement under
Miller & Webber's hardware, and have
a full line of harnesses, whips, robes,
and in fact everything usually kept in
complete harness shop. Both of 4he
firm are fine workmen and persons in
need of repairing or any fine hand
work will do we'll to give them q call.
Rev. U. H. Holmes will deliver his
lecture, "Our Kin Beyond the Sea" in
the Paris Nj. E. church on Tuesday
, evening, Nov. 22nd, commencing at
, s o'clock. A small admission fee will
) be charged. The people of that vicin-
ity will no doubt attend en- mass to
, hear this entertaining account of the
reverend gentleman's three months
summer trip in foreign lands.
We understand that VIM. j. DAILY of
Fremont township, has purchased the
Ossian Bee, and that John McNeal,
local editor of the Decorah Journal
under Henry Woodruff, will edit the
paper. Success to it...Miss Kate Nc
Andrews returned home yesterday
g from visit at Cresco. She was ac-
e companied by her sister, Mrs. H. H.
Ruddy, who will spend few days
, visiting relatives.-Decorah Public
4 Opinion.
! The band boys have secured addit-
ional help and SO arranged their pro.
gram 80 that the orchestra will be re-
, leased from the opera house and will
O. commence playing in O'Malley's hall
dG uluS " ClOCh. 1u0 COuCoFG program
: will be fully two hours in length anc
the above arrangement will enable
those wishing to attend the dance
F. alone, to begin their pleasure at the
: accustomed time without waiting
for the close of the concert.
Tuesday afternoon what came nea
beaing fatal accident occurred t,
;, Thomas Murray. His team ran ava.
= and threw him from the wagon an,
in some way he became entangled il
;, the lines and was dragged about
= block, sustaining many severe brulse
and severe scalp wound on the bac
g of the head. In their flight the team
1t collided with W. B. Perry's wagon
3 throwing out Mrs. Perry and A. w
Q Gillette, the former receiving som
Ie slight injuries, and the latter man.
y painful bruises and dislocated shoul
le der. Considering the danger to whic
y all injured were exposed, tbs wonder
full that the injuries were not worse.