Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-07-25
Watch for the day-Sept 4th.
Howard County Fair Sept. 5-S.

WaUcn for the day-Sept 4tn.
Howard County Fair Sept. 5-S.
Apprentice wanted by j. G. Holm.
strum.
HOUSE TO RENT. Enquire of b. f.
Laidlaw.
The Misses Mcdonald are visiting
in Lawler.
Ice cream every day at Mrs.
Bundrick's.
Best harness and lowest prices at
G. f. Millers.
Mrs. Heusselmann Sundayed wi th
friends in Usage.
| Rev. Father Broz was up from
Protiyin, Monday.
Teachers review work begins at the
Cresco Normal Sept. 4.
A. G. McCulloch was down from
Lime Springs, Monday.
Miss Elsie Perry returned home
faom Wa terloo Thursday evening"
For RENT.-A good two story brick
house. Srooms. N. b. WHEELER.
Roy Tracy, of Decorah, <was a guest
a t the A. G.. Darcy home over Sunday.
Mrs. Richard Frost and Mrs. G..
Owen drove down from Lime Springs
Monday.
| 20 per cent. saved by purchasing a
buggy or a road wagon at G. F.
Miller's.
A II pound boy came to bless the
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Horan
July 21st.
A complete stock of nails and builI'-
ers hardware, at H. T. Willi~ms. Call
and get prices.
| 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 Cresco Normal
and Business Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gallup have been
visiting their daughter Mrs. DIR. Hor-
ton at Fort Atkinson.
The editor gratefully acknowledges
favors at the hands of Jerry eastman
and family near Lowther.
Miss Nellie Powers left Yesterday
for visit at the home of her brother,
Elias, at Enderlin, N. D.
Young man, if you wish to prepare
for business you should attend the
Cresco Normal and Business Insti tute
Mrs. anthony Marshall is at Lime
Springs keeping house for her father
during visit her mother is making
in Chicago.
Young people prepared for gool
teachers in a very seasonable time al
the Cresco Normal. Fall term begins
September 4th.
Fred Daubersmith has moved hi
repair shop onto a lot he has pur
chased of ChaS. Strawn in tn,
Baldwin addition.
Wednesday of this week there will
be base ball game, Calmar VS.. Ores
co, at the Fair grounds. Admission
10 cents, ladies free.
Judge Thayer and w. Kendall hav,
been plastering the farm house o
Andrew Oleson the past week il
Fremont township.
At Decorah Institute, Fall term be
ginning Sept. 4th. will be formed
teachers classes in Algebra, Civics
Economics, and Pedagogy.
Maud-Last night Jack told me rha
he wouldn't marry the estgirl living
unless -what-unless she took Rock,
Mountain Tea.-Wm. Connolly.
The lifeline" is out, extending TIN
glad hand" of life, hope, and happi
ness. Reaches around the globe. III
Rocky Mountain Tea; VIM. Connolly
Tyrrell & Kearns, at Riceville, ar
: having an abundance of work il
supplying the farmers with extras ant
with harvesting implements o
various kinds.
. "Get your mules ready for the run
\ ming race" at the Howard Count
Fair. 1t will be a half mile dash an,
will be one of the best races on tn
q fair grounds this fall.
It's like a "dip in the fountain 0
YOUTH" Touches the cheek so gentl
that youth fingers on the face of oil
5 age" That's what Rocky Mountain
Tea does.-Wm. Connolly.
All former Decorah Institute STU
\ dents who are planning to attend tn
| 18th. Anniversary exercises are re
| quested to send toeir names to De
corah Institute as soon as possible.
| Parties wishing to have bowery
dining hall or stand privileges for til
Howard County Fair should make az
plication at once to the Secretary.
G. A. L. LOOMS.
Prof. Rrackanri0ua' hiuhlv ori,o