Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-04-13
Rocky Mountain Tea at Luers'.

Rocky Mountain Tea at Luers'.
! Largest stock of spring shoes at
Aliens Shoe Store.
Dairy Commissioner Norton came
home Tuesday noon.
All childrenS' shoes at cost for the
next days at Aliens Shoe Store.
G. S. BLY, came down from Lime
Springs on Wednesday afternoon.
Regular home made French Cream
candy at the Easter entertainment.
Miss Elsie e. Perry, county Superin-
tendent, is in Charles City this week.
Miss Inis Snow is home from ST.
Paul to spend Easter with her parents.
Jerusha Dow will be at the Opera
House April 17th, with something
interesting.
Miss Kate Toole will teach the
spring term in the Morgan district in
Orleans twp.
! We are showing the latest shades in
the new Roswell" hats. Owens
Clothing Co.
500new suits to select from. Patterns
very attractive and prices low.-OwenS
Clothing Co.
WANTED-A suitable house and lot
to buy or rent. Enquire at once of
A. III. Burnett.
A fine lot of dainty summer Comfor-
tiers for sale at the Easter entertain
ment, April II.
Roe Brown is at work at his trade
in a big carriage and wagon factory at
Lake City, Minn.
Jerusha Dow and thirty-one of her
relatives are booked for the Opera
House, April 17th.
100 dozen new "Lion Brand" shirts
to select from. Latest novelties
Owen Clothing Co.
Our continued story is omitted in
this issue, our special Easter reading
taking up SO much space.
Our mems and ladies' $500 shoes
are the best values ever offered. See
them. At Aliens Shoe Store.
Robt. Thomson and daughter Sadie
went to Decorah, Wednesday, to wit
| 81.
James Byrne desires to rent at
good S-room house with barn. See
him at his residence on West Peck
Street.
An operetta in one act entitled,
market Day. will be sung by
twenty children at Opera House,
April 18th.
Call at the Rink barn Saturdays or
Mondays and see a fine stallion of the
Percheron family, one of the Brilliant
stock. Terms reasonable.
The j. III. Luers Drug Co., has pro-
cured the agency for the sale of Rocky
Mountain Tea. If you want the genu-
Inc article you III find it there.
II you wish to get something tasty
for your Easter dinner, the ladies will
wait on you at the Easter market,
April 18th, in the Combs house.
We are displaying the largest line
Of new Easter neck-wear in town.
Batwing English Squares, and Persian
novelties.-Owens Clothing Co.
Fl. G. Howard returned Tuesday
noon from Nebraska where he has
been visiting relatives, and brought
his aged mother home with him.
Mr.. Oderboltz, the baker, returned
"Wednesday from Wisconsin, having
been called upon to bury his father,
an Old gentleman 50 years of age.
"A. c. Campbell went to Indepen-
dence this week returning Miss
Hughes to the asylum. We think she
has twice before been an inmate there
for insanity.
AtJ. L. Henley's bicycle house you
will get any color of enamel baked on
your bicycle frame, tire vulcanized
and all repairing promptly attended
to. Call and see.
The examination of Will Mon amara
arrested on charge of burglary, we
are told will be held Friday before G.
w. Reed, on change Of venue from
before Justice Moon.
Mrs. Miller returned on the noon
train to her home in Cresco from a
visit at Chicago. Her daughter, Carrie,
is employed in a millinery store; she
intends to remain there.
John Friend came down from Min
neapolis, Tuesday, to attend the fun
eral of his brother VIM. His sisters,
Mrs. Frank Hess of Albert Lea and
Mrs. A. c. McCulloch we're also pres
ent. ~
% new sample wheels on exhibit.
Come and examine the Crescent, bevel
gear, also about 20 secondhand
bicycles will be sold at five to twenty
dollars. Call at once and get first
class atJ. L. Henley's bicycle shop,
south side.