Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-08-01

Watch for the Sept 4th.


Howard County Fair Sept. SIS, 1899.
You will meet old friends at the fair.
HOUSE TO RENT. Enquire of B. F.
Laidlaw.
"Sept. 5, 6, I, IS, four big days at
the Fair
Teachers review work begins at the
Cresco Normal Sept. 4.
All the arts and trades will be repre-
sented at the Howard Co. Fair.
You will always regret it, if you miss
attending the Co. Fair this year.
You will be entertained day and
night at the County Fair this year.
For RENT.-A good two story brick
house. s rooms. N. B. WHEELER.
Miss Jennie Fuller is home from
Hesper, Mimi. the school there having
closed.
Mrs. +. c. Woellstein and children
are visiting with friends in Decorah
this week.
Thousands of people will attend and
admire the Howard Co. Fair this year,
so must you.
A complete stock of nails and build
ers hardware, at III. T. Williams. Call
and get prices.
Jas. Hendsicks and G. G. Arnold of
Riceville were transacting business in
the city Saturday.
Groceries of prime quality, as cheap
as can be bought anywhere, at II. T..
Williams, Granger.
| Write M. o. Perry, Cresco. Iowa,
for catalog of the Cresoo Normal
and Business Institute.
Frank e. Long and wife came down
from Austin, last Thursday, for visit
with his mother and sisters.
The best of racing, numerous attrac-
tions, choice amusements, and splen-
did music at our county fair.
Young man, if you wish to prepare
for business you should attend the
Cresco Normal and Business Institute.
Young people prepared for good
teachers in very seasonable time at
the Cresco Normal Fall term begins
September 4th:
Mrs. Lottie Blackman is expected
for a home visit, commencing witt
breakfast at the Beadle mansion neX'
Monday morning.
If Cresco has city mower it Should
be used on the side streets of the city
If it has none it should have, and SCI
that it is put to use.
Representative Overfield was mixet
up in a run-a way, last week Tuesday
suffering compound fracture Of one
leg just above the ankle. \
Machinery and Implements unsur
passed, womans IS hand-work in grea
variety and beauty, noted animals
and breeds at our Co. Fair.
John Boucher having sold the Fole,
residence and out buildings is having
one built between that and one built
by his son-in-law this summer.
The happiest couple in the worlt
should be deaf husband and Il blint
wife, both taking Rocky Mountain
Tea. 35 cents. VIM. Connolly.
At Decorah Institute, Fall term be
ginning Sept.4th., will be formed
teachers classes in Algebra, Physics
Economics, Civics, and Pedagogy.
Rev. A. v. Gorrell, will take a sum
mer vacation during the month o
August at the home of his children il
Chicago, for which place he left Mon
day.
Jennie-No man can love girlwit
a white face and red nose. Rock
Mountain Tea will make them chang
places-then you're all right-Wn
Connolly.
There will be a tirst-class auctionee
on the grounds during the Fair who's
services will be at the disposal of an
one wishing to sell stock or othe
property:
II, u, Glass has purchased the Lait
law building heretofore occupied b.
Mrs. Hughes and moves into it today
Mrs. Hughes will occupy the Littl
residence.
"What's the matter, old man? Bee
losing on wheat?" ''No, not that, fol
got to take Rocky Mountain Tea las
night. Wife said I'd be sick to-day.
VIM. Connolly.
The POLITICAL Equality Club wi
: meet with Mrs. paubersmith 0
: Thursday, Aug. 10, at 2:3O p. n
Lesson, Chapters 6 and I Chandler
Civil Government.
:. We were pleased to see Charlie
4 Byrnes on the street Monday morning
: He h2r been having a serious illness
long duration which leaves him loo
q ing pretty peeked.