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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-26
Major Howard Killed In Philippines.

Omaha, Neb., Oct. PA special
cable has been received here announc-
ing the death in the Philippines on
Saturday of Major Guy Howard, son of
General o. o. Howard. The cablegram,
dated Saturday, was received by Judge
j. NJ. Wolworth, father-in-law of
Major Howard, and read as follows:
Guy Howard killed in action today
Major Howard was well known in
Omaha. being on his fathers stae when
the latter was stationed here. He was
married to an Omaha lady
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-26
Helen Gould I'm Kansas.

Wichita, Kans., Oct. 2l.-Miss Helen
Gould, Frank Gould, Vice-President c.
G. Warner of the Missouri Pacific, Gen.
eral Manager Doddridge, DIR, Mum,
director, and Mrs. McCracken, wife of
the president of the University of the
City of New York, arrived here on a
special train over the Missouri Pacific
to attend the street fair, Miss Gould
was given reception at the train and
is a guest OF the town Governor Stan.
ley is her escort. Miss Gould says the
Kansas people treat her TOO we'll.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-26
THE SOLDIERS CHRISTMAS.

Boxes win be Forwarded to Philippines up
to November go.
Washington, Oct. 22.-The secretary
of war has instructed the quartsrmas-
ter-general to forward from San Fran
cisco any Christmas boxes which may
be delivered there prior to November
90, for officers and soldiers in the
Philippines. Such boxes shosld be
consigned to Major 0. +. Long, general
superintendent army transport service
San Francisco, Cal.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-26
Tried to Lynch = California Murderer.

San Francisco, Oct. 20. = Vincent
Burch, waiter on the ferryboat Susa-
lit, was stabbed to death by Manuel
Mcbride, cook on the vessel The
tragedy occurred soon after the vessel
left Sausalito, and was caused by q
sighting remark made by Burch re-
garding a young woman to whom he
and the cook were attentive. Inc
crew, aided by the passengers, made an
attempt to lynch Mcbride and forced
him to jump overheard. He was rescued
by tug and is now in prison.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-26
BARRETT ON PHILIPPINES.
Consul Says No One Acquainted with Stu
alton Would Throw Them Away.

Consul Says No One Acquainted with Stu
alton Would Throw Them Away.
Dallas, Tex, Oct. FLA surprise was
sprung at the session of the Texas
industrial convention, Ex- United States
Minister to Siam John Barrett of Port.
land, Or, made a speech and was loudly
applauded, He was introduced by Gov.
Savers, who is an anti-expansionist,
and who left the hall when Mr.. Barrett
began telling his expansion views.
Mr.. Barrett said that, without any
reference to politics whatever, no man
who had been to the Orient and who,
like himself, had been through the
Philippines, would care to throw away
the fruits of Dewey victory at Manila
His speech created mild sensation
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-26
uPHoLDs coURTMARTIAL.
Judge Decides Captain Carter Must Suffer
for His Crime.

TOT FIIH NTIIilts
New York, Oct. 22,-JTdge Lacombe,
in the United States circuit court, has
handed down a decision dismissing the
writ of habeas corpus in the case OF
former Captain oberlin Nj. Carter, who
is under sentence of five years impris-
onment for conspiracy to defraud the
government in contracts. The decis-
ion was given in lengthy opinion
which upholds the findings of the court.
martial
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-26
IDAHO MINING TROUBLES.
General Merriam Reports On Conditions IL
Occur d'Alenes.


Washington, Oct. 2o.-The report OF
General Merriam on the Idaho riots has
been made public. General Merriam
disclaims all responsibility for the Or
der refusing employment to union men
in the mines. He says that this regu-
lation was drawn by the state author
tiles and his only connection with 1t
was to liberalize some of its provisions
after which he placed his name at the
bottom with the words Examined
and approved" He says 1T was not
his intention that his troops should
have any part in debating the condi-
ton of labor III Idaho, and they never
did so. He also says that the prison
ers, when 400 were detained, were not
properly cared for until he had called
the attention Of the state authorities
to the matter, after which their condi'
ton was materially improved.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-26

San Francisco, Oct. 20.-The trans
port Senator, with the Iowa volunteers
on board, is expected to arrive from
Manila next week. and when she is
sighted a great sigh of relief will go up
from the people here, as it is feared
and rumored that she has encountered
a typhoon and been seriously damaged
il not disable. She left Manila just
after the Empress of India, which came
near laundering In typhoon, and il
feared the Senator encountered the
same rough seas.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-26
FLOOD IN ITALY.
Serious Storms Cause Loss to Life and
Property.

Property.
Rome, Oct. 2l.-Serious storms, ac-
companied by floods, prevail in the
southern districts of Italy, working
wild, pread damage. At San Georgia a
bridge and twenty houses have been
swept away and it is believed there
has been considerable loss of life there.
AT Mount Mesoula church was struck
by lightning during mass, three per-
sons killed and forty others more or
less seriously injured.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-13

3HsB S&8 %at@# - %MS
cchheo6t 60 barry, move zostaw q
pdzniejj ! pilnnujj Il biznesu!
ZawWezwany, gdy zaaIkkaoe'htrcczy'
sws move, wystapi} ze srrodlka,
przzyblizywszy sic do nowo przy..
by}ego, zapyttal::
- Czem moge panu sluzyc?
= Ppppprooszez ia pppana
byla odpowiedz biedaka, kt6ry
trzesac sic cd Emma, mic ME mdggi;
wiecej wymdwic.
Pan Zygmunt, poznawszy Cd
ram, ze ME ma 2 boggaczem do
czynienia, poprowadzi4 go blizej
pieca, dawszy wprz6d kieliszek
w6dki zakaske.
- Ppppanie MECH ci Bog zas
ppplaci, ]ja bbieedny rorozbitek.
- Ma to s1owo rozbitek,
wszyscy zgromadstli sic oko}o
niego, wypytujac, gdzie kto go
rozbil?
- Aaaa pppociag sig rorozbi},
kt6rym jejecha{em, ia tytylko lee.
den uciecieklem reszta pppocieta
ma kappuste.
Ale kiedyz sic to staao?-
p :i4tIz1 magic. d:
- Teteteteeraz ppprosze ia
pppan6w.
Ruch i wrzawa przerwana
zosta}a wejsciem miodego cz}owle-
ka, kt6rego gwaltem przyciagnieto
do pieca i poczeto opowiada6 Q
wydarzonym wypadku, ktdrego
swiadek tn otto jest. MONA sobie
wyobrazi6, z jaka radoscia i POI
kpiechem pocza4 spisywa6 fakt
rozbicia sig pocisgu i zjaks szyb"
koscia wylecia} ma ulice, gdyz jake
reporter chcia} pierwszy redakcyq
swoja o tenn *zawiadomi6.
Niebawem tez bala opr6znia6
sic zacze}a; jednt. po5pieszyli ma
stacya kolei, azeby ~zobaczyc te
katastrofe, drudzy wiecej zmeczeni
a moze i naplci, powlekli sic do
dom6w, ably uuikna6 miotiy, kt6ra
to PAM Jejmosc zwyk}a byta witaG
wracajqcych obywateli sla-
wetnego miasta Buffalo.
Teraz }askawy panic, =
odezwa} sig p. Zygmnnt kiedy
jestesmy sami, powiedz mi, Jak
sig nazywasz, zkad jestes i co
umiesz, gdyz u mas zycie jest
bardzo ciezkie, zw}aszcza ola nowo
przyjezdnych j ME znajacych
jezyka. - Pfpozwel ppan, re ma.
nazwiska sweego ME wydam, .aale
ppow1eem ppanu, re
momoja zozona jeest ~hrahrabian-
ka, bbardzo wywyksztalcoona da-
dana.
MOI panic, tutaj hrabstwo
ME poplaca; hrabia ely CHOP Ia
r66wno prscowac musza, jeze]i nieA
maja odpowiedniego kapitalu, ably
z niego zyc mogli. Dada mi ppan
kiekieliszeczek, DO mnie ~jejeszcae
zizimno trzetrzesie; ia ppanu klee-
dy ooddam, dzidzis jeestem bie-
biedny.
- Debrze, dobrze ME potrze.-
S-@A & ~ -s @-Y .L-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-13

4 odbywala SIC Y obecdcsci zyyggsa
munta, gdyz ten ME znajso g,
ME mdtg1 wiedziec, czy ma reee
zwyklejj MARY, czy tez cokolwiek
d}usze;; j co divine, robota IA szfa
mu tax ~zrecznie j wprawnie, il
mkt by ME dal WARY, ze to mag
hrabianki,
PierwszYm amatorem w6decz-
Il byl jeden 2 wczorajszYch goosci,,
kt6ry wszedlszy do hall, zapyta1
sic bez ceremonii 9 owego lotra:
k4amce, ktdry narobi} lyle niepo~
koju opowiadaniem Q rozbiciu sic
pociagu, m6wiac, re bedac cieka-
wynn, ..podazyl ma stacy2 tam sic
przekonaf o klamstwie.
P%ppproosez jaa ppaana, jaa
tetego ME m6m6wi}, jaa ppowier
dzia}em, zkzroospapaczy chciaa-
lem sic rzurgucic ppodpopociag,
aale sic baba}em, zeby sic luludzie
ME pppoEabijajali, gdygdyby sic
wwwykoleil.
A c6zes pan m6wi1 Q TEN
posiekaniu ma kapuste?
- Tatatatak m6m6wi}em, Zee
by mi -glog}owe. kappusty wlozyzyli
wgegembe, totobym jae byf .lpppo-
sieka}, tax mi zezeby cd zizimna
latata}y. Dadarujcie mi pppano-
vie, jeezeli toto nazywawaeie k}a~
k4amstwcm, nieechaj biebieda no..
momomooja, jaaka cieclerpie t}oo~
macy mnie, jaa www %grrrrrncie
jeestem dodobry :cz}ecz}owlek
nieech popopowie momoja hrahr g
bina. aaa III reeszta jaja ME jjjje-
steem tttak bleedny ttylko re mann
www Europe, aa jaak momoja
hraablna przyprzyjedzle, toto bbbe-
die wszywszywszyystko doobrze.
Trzeba wziasc grynera,
pomyslal nieduzY oy@niebiesklchs
okularach ]egomos6, i przzyblizy"
wszy sic do rozmawiajacych, pc
czal slodziutkim g}osem.
- Co. tam, ME ma o-czem
movie, pan badz siebie spookojn1yy,
my panu zgginac ME: danny, .m ! = 4 pan
mnie p~ierwszego "a sobse..
= Pppproosze. Mic pan jesz-
cze ME NOV, al SIG dowies 0
moich p4anach, jake nam wzgle-
dem pana, ale ale, panowie, pre-
dewszystkiem powlnismy wypic
zdrowle tax szanownego rodaka.
= Kokoniec koncem jaa pp}a-
kaG bbbede z radosci = j byiby
to moze uczyni}, lecz " tel chwili
nieprawidiowo po}kniety kieliszek
wp66aki przedostaf sic otworem no.
sowym i bryzgnaf du1ym strumie-
MEM ma niabieskie okulary.
= Jezus Maya! = krzykna}
Okretowicz i cofnawszy sic ma box,
poczal skretnie obcierac to niebie-
skie oEulary, to oko; movie oko,
poniewaz ma drugie ME widzi.
To oddalenie sic obywatela
okretowima wzieli iDni "a rodzaj
obrazy, zaozeli vice mu prsedsta"
wia6 to jake prosty wypadek, to- |
maczqc tym spesobem meza bra
bianki, kt6ry rozczerwieniony, 2
.A . g-#E 80 1rE|. --+a - - @
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-13
z czas6w poWs itla,ll "a
pierwszej polskie galetY
" BUFFALO.
(napisa} BnoNAl.
&s8e.@

Byio to5pora zimowa, wieczo'
rem. Snieg cd kilku dni ME pre-
stawa} padac, ale przeciwnle gnaay
silnym wiatrem, okry} bia}ym ko-
biercem miasto i jego okolice.
Ulice by}y puste; mieszkahcy ME
zawodnie zabierali sic do spoczyn-
ku, gdyz gdzie niegdzie tylko slabe
blyska}o swiate}ko. n iednym
tylko domu, dose jasno oswietlo-
nym, sfychac by}o gwar, przepla-
tany Sp,ewem i muzyka ma forte-
pianic.
Gwar ten i muzyka wyrwa}y
z zamyslenia biedna jakas istote,
m~ezczyxne, kt6ry cd kilku godzln
b!adzac pc nleznanem sobie miescie
wsr6d mirozu j zawiei, zdawaf sic
ma poi JUL . boyd =. przemar11ym' DO
opar}szy sic o mur, z trudnosciae.
sic utrzymywa}, ably ME upasc ma
te zimnq i bia}2 po6ciel, z kt6rej
niezawodnie JUL by ME by{ sig
podni6s}.
Ha! Bog }askaw ma mnie
49, w~yszepta1 ledwle dos}yszanym
g}osem i chwiejne swe kroki
skierowaf W te strons, gdsie' spo-
dzlewa} sig znalest przytu}ek i
cieply posltek.
Miejsce to ME by}o zhyt odda-
lonem, gdyz W kllka minut znalaz}
sic pred duzym domem, ma kt6~
rym MONA by}o wyczyta6 napis
Fredro Hall, ponizej las: Wine and
Lager Beer Saloon.
Nim>zaczne opowiadanie wpros
wadze wpierw zacnyeh czytelni-
k6w i piekne czytelniczki do srod-
ka domu, ably zapoznad z miesz-
kaicami tegoz.
Pierwszy pok6j, do kt6rego
wehedzimy, jest dose obszerny; pc
prawej stronie stoi d}ugi kantor,
zastawlony kuframi, kieliszkami
20 kt6re chciwie wyci2gniete rece
chwyta}y, przeznaczona sobie miare
z goraczkowym pospiechem do ust
przyk}adajac.
Pc Level b,lard, pray kt6rym
mizerny iaki6~i wyblad{y, wyso~:
kiego wzrostq jeggomoS6 0 caarnyoh
wfosach: ! takiegoz koloru posiewie
pod nosem, zapowiada duble to
the corner.
Ma srodku zas pokoju. grono
mezczyzn otoczy}o swego kolegs i
p~rzyjaoiela, s}uchajac uwaznie mo-
wy lego kt6rs kohezy temi s}o-
wy:
Rodacy! jakkolwiekbadz wielu
many nieprzyjaci6}, kt6rzy So.
przeciwni naszemu zwiszkowi
Narodowemu, jakkolwiek mas
przebladujs i gnebie, my ME usta-
wajmy W naszej piracy; }aeznosc
nssza konieezna;; ml}o66 Ojczyzny
Jest swietym obowiazkiem kazdego
Polaka; to tel koehajmy ts Oh
ezyzne, to matke naszee, bosmy 2 jeJ
Iona ~powstali.
Oklaski, ha}as, j BRICK kufll
ME daily nikomu zauwazyc, jak cd
kilku chwll bieduy. dw podrdzny,
kt6ry marz{ ma sniegu, wszed} do
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-03-14
Rapid crayon Pictures.

The San Francisco Reporter says. G.
Paul Smiths crayon-pastels have been
not inaptly termed Giving Pictures"
in full view of the audience, upon
large sheets of creamy paper, with
crayons of various colors, he draws
picture after picture-speaking por-
traits, beautiful landscapes, brilliant
marines and irresistibly funny cartoons
following each other with amazing
quickness. The rapidity, accuracy,
finish and variety of his work is moth
ing short of marvellous, but when the
audience sees him, with a few delft
touches, transform a already
complete in ltself-into something en-
tirely different, 1t begins to believe
that he is something of magician as
well as an artist, and watches him,
spell-bound with delight, wondering
what surprise the next stroke of his
crayon has in store for them.
AT Opera House, Wednesday aud
Thursday of this week, under auspices
of the Cresco Band. Admission 10,
% and So cents.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-03-14
FACTS OF REAL INTEREST.

The Ainu women in Japan tattoo their
faces to give them the appearance of
men with whiskers.
The term Filthy lucre" originated in
scotland, and referred in the first place
TO the well-wern one-pound notes Of that
country.
Belgian workmen are fond Of cock
Growing competitions. The other day
one well-trained bird crowed no less than
465 times in the course Of an hour.
Three out of the six largest shipping
ports in the world are English towns
London, Liverpool, and Hull. The re-
naming three are Marseilles, New York
and San Francisco.
The palms of the hand and soles of
the feet are composed of cushions of fat
IN order that no injury may be done to
the muscles and bones underneath by
sudden Jolts or violent blows.
An "ice-creeper," for wear on the shoes
IN slippery streets, has been invented by
an American lady. 1t has small steel
teeth to pierce the ice as the wearer
walks, and can be applied to the sole in
ten seconds.
Temper, says an authority, has i'm
mense influence on the tone Of the sing
ing bird. An ill-natured or Querulous
person will invariably have a cat-like
quality in the voice, which is perceptible
IN singing quite as much as in speaking.
Newly formed lakes, canals, etc., often
become mysteriously populated with
nsn; Ibis is believed to be effected by
olrds which, having been feeding on fish
spawn elsewhere, alight on the new
waters and drop some of the spawn from
their bills.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-03-14
TOLD BY FIGURES.

oranges shipped to the United States
from Mexico in October were valued at
$44, lol, against $36,T56 the same month
last year.
Inc German debt is growing constant
at the rate Of about $50 600, 900 year.
IN 1888 1t was $173,O4O, 900. AT the end
o., 1898 1t was three times as great.
hese hgures are from a German statis-
!ieal paper. The total debt, $4,000 900,
Is very small as debts go in this age.
About 1000 Cubans in Havana have
government employment already. About
I,oOo are working on the new branch
OF the railroad from the government dock
10 2uemados camp, 500 Cubans are
nahdllng quartermasters' stores at the
WharVes and elsewhere, 200 are cleaning
the streets and 200 more are cleaning the
public buildings.
The best runs of Atlantic liners in 1898
We're: Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. west
ward, 22.29 knots average speed; Luz
CANA, 2l.99; Campania, 2O.96; Etruria.
BIB; umbria, 1859; Majestic, 1887;
Ieutonlc, 1850; Germanic, 1877: st.
LOUIS, 1913; st. Paul, 1885; New York,
1897; Paris, 1882. Eastward the best
p runs ms We're: Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse,
22.5l;. Lucania, 21.3O; Campania, 21.21;
E1dtr n 1874: Umbria, 1888; Majestic,
1852 -, Ieutonic, 1890; Germanic, 1851;
81. Louis, 1887; st. Paul, 1926; New
! ORR, lS.l; Paris, 1854. The fact that
the Etruria and Umbria are fourteen
years Old and have single screws, while
thelf younger rivals exceed them greatly
IN size and have twin screws, shows how
much IS required to add couple of knots
to speed.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-03-14
70 CRUSH OUT REBELLION
Otis Decides on General Advance
ment of American Forces
Against Rebels.
LAYTON WILL TAKE FIELD COMMAND.
Training in Indian Warfare
Especially Fits Him for Such Ser
vice - News of Conference with
Otis Denied-DesultoryF Firing at
San Pedro Macati.

Manila, March 13-EXtensive prep
arations are being made for general
advance of the American forces. The
movement will probably take place
soon. All is quiet, however, along the
line.
AT daylight the rebels were caught
working on enflading trench at
Caloocan and were shelled by bat
terry.
Desultory firing also took place at
San Pedro Macati
The United States cruiser Charleston
has relieved the armed transport Buff
falo off Paranaque.
The last batch of Spanish soldiers,
numbering ss5 men, excepting a few
who are in the hospitals, were en-
barked on board the transport Buenos
Ayres Saturday.
Department Awaiting Definite News.
Washington, March 13.-It was posi-
lively denied in the adjutant generals
office Saturday that any dispatch had
been received Friday night from Gen.
Otis regarding conference with Gen.
Lawton. 1t is we'll understood that
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-03-14
THE APPROPRIATIONS
Chairman Cannon Prepares a More
Extended Report Of Ex-
penditures.

Washington, March 10. - Awaiting
himself of the privilege accorded by the
house of representatives previous to
adjournment, Chairman Cannon, of the
committee on appropriations, has pre-
pared for the Congressional Record
more extended statement of the APP
preparations made by the Fifty-ffth
congress than he made the day after
adjournment. He places the total APP
preparations for the entire congress at
S1,566,s9o,016 and the appropriations
authorized for future congresses under
the continuing contract system for bat
tleships, river and harhor improve
ments and public buildings at $40, ooo,-
600. The total appropriations made at
the last session Mr. Cannon places at
$673,65S,4o0, showing an apparent re-
duction of $219,573,214 below the APP
preparations of the preceding session.
Mr.. Cannon attributes this reduction
to the extraordinary war expenses of
the preceding session. Of the total APP
preparations for the congress he says
that the sum of 4S2,562,Os is directly
chargeable to the war with Spain. He
thus shows that the ordinary expendi-
lures for the two years covered by the
congress We're $1,044, 5sO,273, and this
sum exceeds the total appropriation of
the Fifty-fourth congress by $780,
746,65S
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-03-14
Electric Light Question.

During recent visit to our neigh.
boring city, Elma, j. b. Caward. OBJ
served the following regarding their
electric lighting plant:
l. That it is giving splendid salts
faction.
2. That they have patrons for 500
lights.
3. That they are furnished at 25c
per month each to dwellings and 35c
each to business places.
4. That they have or 8 arc street
lamps and numerous incandescent
lamps on the side streets.
5. 1tcosts the taxpayers nothing
for the street lighting as the income
for the private patrons is sufficient to
make it self-sustalning and this while
1t is not yet months old.
q. They are assured patrons for 200
more lamps as soon as wires are
strung in the spring when they expect
to reduce the price or increase the
number of arc lamps for street
lighting.
Z. The plant is one they can justly
feel proud of, and they all seem to
feel proud of it, for the city owns it,
instead of some private individuals,
they have better lighting than before
and costs them practically nothing.
8. Their plant including building
cost them all complete less than
$4,000.
They have two business streets
built up with fine rows of brick
blocks which show off to fine advan.
tage under the no cost arc light.
Eima is growing very rapidly and
she cannot help it if all her public
interests are managed with as good
sense as they have shown in lighting
their city.
Some of their stores are heated
with furnaces, they could easily
utilize the steam from the lighting
plant as it is so situated as to do this
they wonld have more heat at greatly
reduced cost and the city make
enough out of it to add many more
arc lamps to its street lights. The
entire business section:could be heated
by adding some additional boiler ca.
pacity.
9. They express surprise that
Cresco should think to do otherwise
than to own its own lighting plant.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-03-14
Lime Springs.

Harley Sanborn is visiting friends
in Lawler.
Miss Louise Taraldson returned
home Saturday from weeks visit
with friends in Cresco.
Miss Iwae Sheppard is sick with
the grip.
Some of our school children are
down with the measles.
Miss Minnie Gates and Hettie Nc
Cnlloch visited friends in Albert Lea
the latter part of last week returning
home Tuesday.
Miss Grace Burgess who is teaching
near Taopi, Minnesota, is spending
her vacation with her father, Rev. G.
w. Burgess.
Ole Taraldson u Son have sold out
their Lumber Yard to Burgess s. Son
from Cresco.
De Swenson & Son have opened up
a jewelry and racket store.
Rumors of new two story brick
building in the spring.