Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-11-06
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Rev. Holmes, Opera House, lection

Rev. Holmes, Opera House, lection
night.
j.. M. Cannon Opera house lection
night.
Political discussion Opera house
lection night.
BALED IIAY:-Upland wild hay fine
and nice at N. Graf & Co.'s. 3tf.
Dry goods and groceries cheap a,
T. Nj. Noyak's. Protivin, la.
w. L. Converse VS.. Raymond O'Mal-
ley Opera house lection night
Campaign entertainment and sup
per, opera house, lection night.
The Australian bsllot system will
be used, Opera house lection night.
Turn out and vote, lection night.
Admission at door 10c. Supper l5c.
Clarenc, Lomis' family have re-
turned to their Chester farm home.
w. T. DAILY, Physician and Surgeon.
Office over DR.. Connolly's s drug store.
Groceries sold cheap for cash or farm
produce at L. NJ. Novak D.. Protivin,
Iowa.
w. Ii. Taubman is building u resi-
dence just west of G. w. Harris resi-
dence.
f. j. Prann has Il splendid assort-
ment Of lamps on exhibition in his
show window.
Honest voters should make note OF
the fact that the trusts are all op-
posing Mr.. Bryan.
l am now ready tn do dressmaking
at my home two blocks sonth of the
foundry. MES. BoRCHARD.
For RENT.-A hutiSe two blocks
south of the Foundry. For terms ap.
ply to MIR. Z. EoRcHARD. !,
Pictures of babies and children s1.OO
a dozen at the Russell Studio. Come
quick as this offer will not be out long.
Mrs. J. A. Barrett was called tc
Beaver Dam, Wis, last Friday, on
account Of the death OF her mother
WANTED-A lady TO take care of q
little girl nine years old and little
boy three years old. Apply at this
office. l5t4,
A fair will be held in the new
German Catholic church, Nov. I,
and 9, to which the public is cordially
invited.
f. j. Sonpek has rented the ole
bank building on the south side, O.
Ed Thomas and willopen restaurant
therein in few days.
For SALE.-A two story bushes:
place in a good location and town.
For further particulars inquire at this
office. For sale cheap II taken soon.
Henry Ruddy has bought the resi-.
dence on Railroad street owned by
Fl. Fl. Rygg and will, we understand
open a machinery house on the lot.
sect Your Moneys Worth" at the
Opera House, Thursday. Nov. 8th,
"a Wise Member;" all laugh and the
best of music. Prices 25, IS and sc
cents.
The Ladies of the Methodist Episco.
pal church will serve an oyter supper
in the opera house the evening of No
vember 9th, election night to which
all are invited.
Are you going to build or repair any
of the old buildings? Ifyou are it will
be to youl interest to call on Hovelson
& James, at the new lumber yard,
east of the Strother House.
Edmonds s. Enyart have moved
their shop into the basement under
the Savings Bank which has been es-
pecially fitted up for their occupancy.
Don't forget their new location.
The winter term of the Cresco
Normal and Business Institute opened
Oct. 10Th. Students enter at any time.
Those desiring to finish either the
shor thand OF business course should
begin now.
The Ladies New Oregon Cemetery
Association will meet at the home of
Minnie Woellstein, Wednesday, Nov.
7th. Every member earnestly re-
quested to be present as special work
is to be discussed.
The German Catholic church is en-.
closed and much of the lathing is
done. If there is good weather the
spire will be finished this week. 1t
has more the appearance of church
as they used to be than any other Of
the city.
Henry Rink has rented the old rink
barn and has taken charge. He will
move into towu soon after his auction
sale which occurs Nov. 10th. Since
writing the foregoing, we hear that
Martin Haubrick is a partner in the