Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-03-17

Remember the auctlOn sale OF JOnn
Moore's at the brick home Al miles S.
w. of Cresco, on Tuesday, March 21,
where he will sell farm machinery, 6
cows 1.-TWO of them Jerseys), lot of
brood sows, and a quantity of other
goods.
Geo. I. Angel sends Our Dumb
Animals to over 100000 American
newspapers. 1t ought to have wide
circulation among all classes of people.
1t is published the first Tuesday of
each month at so cents year, 10
Milk Street, Boston.
The G. E. young people of the Con-
gregational church are to give a liter
ary and musical entertainment at the
church on Friday evening. 1t is to be
'sAn evening with Rudyard Kipling."
Ease up on work a little-come and
have good laugh. Only ten cents.
On our first page is the announce
ment of the annual spring millinery
opening OF the Cresco Department.
Store, on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day evenings of next week, with con-
cert by the Cresco Band on the first
evening, commencing at o'clock.
The political reasons for which
Dewey wanted the Oregon have
steamed away from the Philippines,
The political reasons for which the
war commission acquitted the war de-
partment seems to have anchored the
sold man of the sea" safely in Wash
ington.
| Mr.. B. F. Laidlaw received tele-
: gram Monday, from Mishawauka, Ind,
stating the sad news of the death of
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Sally Laidlaw; !;
Mr.. Laidlaw started for Indiana on the
1915 train Monday night, to attend
the funeral which was to be held on
Wednesday.
A band concert will be given at
! Sarotoga, Wednesday, March %, and
;, = on the 3rd of April a grand ball will
\ be given in Woodman hall at that
;. place with l.. r. Thomas and Frank
Reizicka as floor managers. Fine
music will be provided and grand
n time is promised.
n j. C. O'Niel expects to leave next
$ Tuesday for Washington with a party
of land seekers. John is prepared tc
let them in on the ground floor. He
y is interested in several valuable gold
J and silver mines, specimens from
D which we have seen, and they are rich
L in the minerals mentioned.
!, A recent issue of the Davenpor
- Democrat publishesan extract from the
sermon of Bishop Morrison, the third
Bishop ofthe Diocese and speaks in tn,
highest terms of the Bishop aud OF hi
reception in Davenport. He is ex
ct pected to visit this parish during tn
}" month of May, and will spend a full
~ day with it's people.
The PLAIN DEALER is in receipt o
the ..Red Wagon Annual" rout
81 book of the great Ringling shows TO
IN 1898, which contains pictures of man
wv of its attractions. performers and help
diary of their journeying and man
items of interest which occur durin
q, the years trip. 1t is an interestin
es little volume for which the Ringlin
It. Bros. have our thanks.
% The Decorah Public Opinion give
the particulars of the drowning {
OF Osten Dahle, Saturday evening in
e swollen stream in Glenwood township
MS returning from Decorah where he an
cd his brother had each been with loaG
be of wood. The brother refused to ente
the swollen stream. The body of 0
hit ten was found next day lodged in
,u tree. One of the horses was browne,
,al the other getting on high point {
a1t M ground where it stood till morning
on The school election resulted in tt
unanimous election as directors for tt
be Independent district OF Cresco, OF u
~ S. e. Buck aud l.. L. Crittenden, eat
.ra having received 126 votes and no o.
nv position. E. P. Farnsworth receive
IA 127 votes for treasurer, with no oppo
ar ing vote. The vote on the issue
~ bonds for heating the school buildir
the was total Of 126 votes cast, SO
i've and % against. The total vote CO
R. was 1874, but some failed to vote eth
II. for candidates or for the bonds.
To Cure Constipation Forever.
gnu Take Cascarets Candy Catnartic. 100 or Z
II O. o, 9. fail to sure, druggists refund mon