Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-03-16

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Austin, Mimi, and will occupy the
Daskam house, recently vacated by
j. G. Adams and family,
Our complete line of shoes bought
last fall before the raise in prices of
leather puts us in position to save you
money on foot wear.
C. ID. NICHOLS & Co.
| Our list of fifty bargaSns in Howard
and WinneSheik county homes is now
ready for distribution. Send for cop
les. JOHN M. CANNON & BRO,
| CreSco, Iowa.
Amundson & Lofthus have just
taken their delivery wagon from a
band-boX where it received a fine coat
of paint and varnish with new letter
ing, making itas brightas new silver
dollar.
Owing. to the death of Mrs. Alice
| Mead, wife of Il. Dana Mead, the
Tuesday issue of the PLAIN DEALER
was omitred, the inside pages bearing
date March Ii, the outside pages bear
| ing date March 16.
Engineer w. X. Blackburn, of the
electric light station, transacted busi-
ness in Chicago last week. He has
secured position as naval electrician
on one of the new battleships of the
navy. Public Opinion.
The State Register only offered to
do the state printing 25 per cent less
than the price proyidedin the statutes
for the next five or six years. Its
proposition was rejected and the
molaSSes will continue to flow.
A story comes to us of couple of
Minnesota girls who were upset in
| Mintey'S creek in Albion, who after
untangling their horse got astride of
1T and rode home. Such girls have the
stuff in them that means success.
John Reilly of Howard county, son
of "Jack" Reilly, a former well known
citizen and eX-SuperyiSor of this ceun-
ty, was in town yesterday and was the
guest of r. w. kellershon and other
friends Hampton Gazette.
| The following persons were drawn
to serve as grand jurors:
III. III. Sanborn,, o. M. Truman, r..
Lappin, Michael Brophy, Thomas Nc
Cook, Jr., d. L. Davis, ID. E. Terry,
Foreman, Miss Name Grobel, Clerk.
Hair chains and switches made to
order by w. j. Wells, Usage, Iowa.
| Myself and agents have canvaSSed you
a number of times, and you know
what | can do. Why not send me
your work? l guarantee satisfaction.
Gust Stern was in the city on Friday
and informed us that his store build
ing at Davis Corners will be ready by
the first OF April and that he will be
ready soon to supply customers will
such articles of merchandise as they
need.
| A college student to one of Deco
rah's charming young ladies': "Aye
lax to hat you go up on the concert
Aye can not follow you up, bot aye
| vii follow yon back. Aye haf to play
orchestra on the picolo. Public
Opinion.
Elsewhere Glass & Graf advertise
some bargains in shoes, arctics, gloves
mittens, overallS and underwear al
greatly reduced prices. They cary an
excellent line of goods in these articles
and cut In price means u profit tt
the purchaser.
You have friends In distant places
whom you would like for neighbors
Send us their names and addresses
and we will send them our list of fifty
Howard and Winnesheik homes.
JOHN M. CANNON s. Bro,
CreSco, Iowa.
Mr.. HORT is we'll known in almost
all of the large cities of the North
] west. His remarkable voice is seldom
equalled for purity and sweetness. The
concert to be given Monday evening
! in the new Norwegian Lutheran
church will be rare treat to lovers o.
good music.
Miss Mary Clemmer has lately re
turned from Minneapolis where she
has been trimming with Robinson
Strauss 4 Co., for some time. Mis-.
Julia ByrneS has secured the services
of Miss Clemmer for the coming season
and this will Insure satisfaction to al
her customers.
w. X. Blackburn writes us from
Brooklyn, N. Y, under date of Marcel
13, 1900, saying, sPlease send m,
PLAIN DEALER to following address
w. K. Blackburn, U. S. S. Vermont
, Brooklyn Navy Yard, N. Y. Hav,
| enlisted for four years service in th,
, Navy as Electrician--eXpect to be sen
to the KearSarge in short time.
Il We lately had the pleasure of hear
/ ing something new, 1.-THE Office Boy,
a pretty little dance for the piano
After a long, tiresome siege of rag
time it is a relief to hear as Jolly
piquant pretty a little thing as thi
one. Trade supplied by
LYON & HEALY, Chicago, Ill.
81 Ole Servold, the lecturer, and r. X
Ulen, the operator, were entertaining
the people of Rev. Otterson's charge
in their new church last Thursday
evening on the invitation of one O
church societies. The entertainment
is said to have beenof a high order O
merit and the lecturer familiar will
his subject. Tile church realized +;
j go0dly sum after paying the expense
) of MessrS. Ulen and Servold who may
i appear again in due time,
The March number of the Arena ii
5 notable for the ability of its leadin!
) articles. Two articles on the pro
: Boer war, one of which by Hon. DAY.,
$ A. De Almond, NJ. c., entitled, SIN
tiuence of Democratic Ideals" th
other by by Hon. Chas. +. Cochran
S M. C., entitled "tThe Mother of Civil
S zation, shonld be placed in the hand
4 of every American who prizes libert,
e above slavery, or who assumes to be
lieye that the mother of civilization i
/, even most distant relative of th
: crowned heads OF England. They ar
. : eye-Openers and Squelch the twaddl
: of men who preach that the principle
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