Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-09-29

LosT.-TWo certificates of deposit
one for 800 and one for $50, on First
National Brak, Cresco.
| Mrs. ANNA BLooMENRADER.
For SlALE.-A new single harness
and road cart, used four weeks, both
for SIG caSh,or time to creitable per-
son. Eequire of ]. f. Ahern, Cresco,
Iowa. 6t2
The Northern Iowa Telephone Com
pany has orders for 80 phones in Cres-
co, and is increasing the number ev-
cry day. 1t has an exchange at Elma
and also at Riceville.
have several Top Buggeis, Road
wagons and Spring wagons, that will
close out bargain if sold soon.
T. S. JOHNSON,
Donair, iowa.
FoUND-A bunch of keys at I'll. O..
Riley's Hotel. They were found in
one of the rooms the evening of Buff
falo Bills day. Owner can have same
by calling at this office and paying
charges.
The Frank Howard Musical Special
ty Company have added several new
specialties this season and are finer
and stronger than ever. Don't miss
hearing them. There is no finer COM
pany travelling. Opera House Oct. 2.
Live for those who love you,
For those whose hearts are fond
land true,
The only way to do this right,
| Take Rocky Mountain Tea at
hight. DR.. Connolly
II you want a North Star fnr coat
(which is the best made) and your
clothier does not sell them, write Ian.
pher, Finch s. Skinner. They will
send you the name of merchant in
your neighborhood that will fill your
order.
Ihe PLAIN DEALER acknowledges
fraternal call from the able and sen.
sible editor and publisher of the Lac
Ter Dispatch, one of our highly priced
Exchanges. Mr.. Erler and wife were
the guests of his brother, F. e. Erler
and family.
Louis M. Cole is now sole proprietor
OF the harness shop in the Strother
House block, having purchased lhe in
terestof Mr.. Fitield therein. Allper
sons indebted to the late firm are re-
quested to come and settle up the ac.
count at once,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. st. John ano
family, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Wickham
and family, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Serfiing of Florenceville, and Mrs
/ Wesley Johnson of Lime Springs were
welcome guests in ye editors family
Buffalo Bills day.
| The foundation for the Norwegian
Lutheran church will be completed
this week. The building material i.
on the ground and as soon as the foun
dation walls are ready the carpenter.
are ready to proceed with the wora
with strong force of men.
| Attorney e. w. Reed of the firm O
Reed & Reed, of Cresco, was in tow
a few hours this morning. Mrs. j
Foley and Mrs. G. Reilly went Il
Cresco today to visit friends for
couple of days and take in Buffal,
Bills show.-NeW Hampton Tribune
| The walls of the Congregations
church are near enough toward com
pletion that the builders are putin.
on the roof, a self-supporting truss
the only one in the city. The build
ers have commenced work on the tow
er at the southeast corner, which will
be built up in connection with TIN
walls in the corner of the editice.
100 pair mems shoes, large size, to b.
sold for about half price:
Best S1.35 grain shoe for. ..... q
LOO veal calf shoe for. ...... $
1.75 satin calf shoe for. -. 10
200 Kangaroo shoe for. !. IL
" 2.5O velvet calf. lf.............l L. %
" 1925 box calf shoe. III
| j. B. Caward s. Co.
Buffalo Bill's day was a pleasan
occasion with us. L. S. St. John ant
family, R. R. Wickham and family
A. G. Serfling and wife, of Grange
and Florenceville. were over with
sumptuous picnic dinner which the,
served in the dining room of the Meat
residence. Just such good dinner a