Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-03-15
CITY election Monday, March %.

Farms for sale and rent. Enquire
of Curtis Miller.
Miss Edith Everingham is home
from her school in Albion.
For fresh groceries or good meal
go to M. Barrett's Restaurant.
Attorney VIM. H. Hughes Of Garner
is in Cresco on business trip.
Cabinet photographs any style,
best finish, only 81 so at the Russell
Studio.
80 new styles of hats in our show
window, your choice $1.-The Owens
Company.
A fine suit OF office rooms for rent
cheap from April 1st. Inquire of M.
o. Perry.
A good second hand speeding
cart for sale cheap. Inquire at Coles
Harness shop.
w. B. Ousley, D D. S., in Cresco
1st to 18th. All work guaranteed to
give satisfaction. lott
FoUNp-A pair OF horse blankets,
in Cresco, about ten days ago. En-
quire at this Office.
If you have photo you want en-
larged, leave it at Browns Studio. A
large 16x20 crayon for $1.75.
Mrs. Lottie Blackman was called
home by telegram and departed
Friday evening for Chicago.
Alsikes Glover, Timothy, Flax, Red
Glover and all seeds usually kept in a
feed store, for sale by w. H. Roche.
A few full blood buff cochin cocker
ais ready for service for sale at E.
Yarrington's, SOC West Peck Street.
Parties knowing themselves indebt-
ed to me are requested to call and
settle at once and save cost.-L. NJ.
Cole.
Roy Noblett came up from Quas-
queton last week and returned yes
terday accompanied by his wife and
babe.
Mrs. Emma Owen and little niece.
Nancy Frost, of Lime Springs, visited
Thursday and Friday with Cresco rel
atives.
The swell new Roswelle hat, the
latest production from the mart of
fashion. Exclusive agents The Owens
Company.
Mrs. j. w. Russell, of Ogden, Ia, is
visiting for a few days with her
sisters, Mrs. Frank Morse and Mrs. b.
d. Everingham.
Store building, south side of Market
street, will be sold at a bargain. Good
building and location. Enquire OF
Miller & Webber.
Miss Maud McCann sister to Mrs.
r. Phelan came in on Saturday nights
train from Canada for an indefinite
! visit with Cresco relatives.
For anything in the line of Photos
go to Borlaug where you will get
4 what you want and what you pay for.
j. E. BoRLAUG.
Frank Longs company played the
past week at Charles City to big
houses and gave the best of salts.
faction, according to their local
papers.
| H. Croxton will sell II lots situated
two blocks southwest from the foundry
some household goods and COW, or
Saturday, March 26, with o. H. Wood
as auctioneer.
i Everybody is cordially invited tt
the fine supper given by the Congre
gational ladies at the home OF Mr.. ant
\ Mrs. Woodcock, March II. Supper
five o'clock till eight. 25 cents.
L. r. Powers, of Decorah, was ii
town last week and paid for his PLAN
DEALER for the seth time making 8!
years of the PLAIN DEALER to hi
address, and paid to present propri
etors.
John Byrnes is putting in a stocl
of goods in the Bucknam building
which will include everything tn
farmer wants, and it is claimed b,
Charley to be the only real allianc
store in the county.
Ole Iverson sold his farm in Bluffto
township to Geo. Mellaas for $47.
per acre. 1t is an unimproved quartz
adjoining the farm of Mr.. Melaas
Winneshiek county lands seem to b
in demand at good prices.
Mr.. Ralph Clark has been making
neighborly visit at the county farm
and is greatly pleased with the nea
| and tidy manner in which everythin
about the place is kept. The house j
particularly neat and clean.
Geo. Albers, living in Lincoln twp
2 east and miles south of Crescc
will have an auction sale of live stoc
and some good machinery on Thurs
\ day, March "a. One years time wi
be given at Z per cent interest. Ols
Ringoen, of Ridgeway, will cry tn
sale.
w. r. g. Sociable at the home {
Mr.. and Mrs. Shumway, Thursda
evening. March 18th. Program an
refreshments 10 cents. A cordis
. invitation is extended to all member
of w. r. q. Take notice that arrange
ments for supper have been change
since last meeting.
| Memorial service in cummemor'
| ton of Hon. Augustus Beadle, Supda
| afternoon, called out full house fl
/ Lyric Hall. The address by Re
| Holmes contained no fulsome euloe