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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-17
Scnuer, Solo,

Nu, bn ri otter be itsnne 5uleoa9e,
CT traabt inb / ct MT Nnr, iaa iuGuer
Iunten tiIbuss os ipsrssr: bDOrIsoss
p1siereoe inu bisie 9sjtiosoase for os2
Oct Ipber ioa aIminoeIis: p@lGoeIig
3uI" os ssIabsIist Rptuur";; men en-
lamb @Iabssfsit os ct uirtsIis sIebeIist
gptnar sr os bliusr bet bog fun for benz,
lom bar nnnammet ben ianbe os bsblte
SuIssaue, Jeius, iom bsres 5reIier.
ia iss bar Iaft / v0unReren" be iOr'
feaige gsrstningsr fra Wtnigbsbsrns /
port Samiunb o9 / SGrbelesbeb fra
Jtmeu, Joipa, bpor en- oitefis Opfors
bring itiaebss i'll os | Dsnuer, ON at
be oerne piIbs bore no9Ie tirteIise Np'
bsoer bertha, o9 bporonn gaiior W Is
Ter bar bet, iaa oil iss osiaa forisse,
ON iss tan opfploe gennsrs Dnfte nos
gen Waabe. Yufor Wtsuer, iom tom
BERTH for Iibt oper TO Waaneoer fbsn,
bar lite p9rst ips en- Cine, iiben ban
tom bert il, os ri er glade bsrusb, os ri
(bans Wisntsbeb) iilissmsb yaitor
Ne0er flyer 9srren Eat oerfOr. SuIe'
bog prabitsoe ban 3 @unss. isrfie Sang
81. 6 ON WOrssnen, ou ban boIbt 6rOs
prabitsn. 9uOr par bet bsitibsIist at
tOmme | 9srreus gus iaa tiolis ON
MOrsensn, Os ale Tom par TONNE msb,
par glade, os ftere u%btalts, at bet ffuIbe
ri bare issn, ON ri Isuebs til en- anben
6eh.
gt msbtes isen til @ubsiiensiie 81.
lo4, buor lite iua faa par fumIsos, Os
bpOr tiulss bet bsitibeIiss faubt Stso,
at ct Barn bleu bebt. ON aftsnen 81.
u par Rirten Omtrent fpIbt i9en, o9
Pafor Wsaer boIot SuIsprabiten ON
bet glade Bubifab: vos er / Dag en-
6relier fsot". 4nben Juleoags Aften
bapoe ri 9uIstra / airfen. Oct par en-
sIabsIis Aftsn baaoe for uuse os samIe.
SuIetrast par impttet iaa font, os
blanbt anbet par Der en- for finnenbe
Stisrns Eoppsn, iom pafOr Wsusr |
fin Gale iaa iaa ueIfsnet benfsrts til,
at bet par ct Biatbe paa ben Stierns,
iom uifie fig bin 5uIenat, os iom lsote
be uiis Wanb fraD terIano tiiJeiusbars
net | BstbIebem; ia at ri maatie nossn
Ru0bs Iisus be Uife Manb, Os lsennsm
ale ganfslishsber labs Os lsos al
Stiernen, lom Dub bar siuet os, bans
bprebars Orb, bUiIfet ffuIbe pare en-
2poie for Dor Sob Os ct Cps paa Dor
Sti, iom q. g. Sobnfsn taIte Iibt
Ouer, iost ban baO be GOrGIors, fOm par
til Stebe, at be DiIoe Iabs oeres gsrn
TONNE Ill S%snbassfOIe, buor bet er
9arsrnes Opsaue at unbsrDiie gsrnsns
ON CUBS Orb, iaa bet MATTE bIiUs benz
ct qps paa bsres Yei isennem eiuet.
u. sSobns en- taIte Iibt ON, bpab Der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-17
25.Wars Smbil9mm.
Sarah SEMEN.

Den 20. Dec. 1899 par en- psitios.
bag for eu3arus ouuife 60. Iutb. Menis=
Deb i Bop Sippi, @is. ba par Der
sanet 25 Aar fben hens StifteIle.
Gsu 20. Gse. 1874 iamlsbss %
Manb msb gaitOr &. 4nberen, Der
ben Gang par prGif for 9eaisaunbs
banife su. Iutb. Msnisbsb, @aup0ca,
isis. (nu grait / grOOtIpn, q. o., /
Anton @britsn { Diem / pine
Riuer, % Der bsiluttsbe mar at bauue
en- eunit Iutberif Rsnisbeb, Der III opsn.
uGuuts Ruuu.
8 BespaoeIfeu iumIeoes Wsnisbeoen
til @ubstisnsts / S~tOIsbuiene / genter-
uiae os Of for Bop Sippi, inbtiI ben
naasbe at faa bpssst fin esen bpsseIise
Rirts | ben imutte 9anbsbH (village)
Bop Sippi 1882. 3 2a4 aar bIsu ben
bstient af graifsr fra 6saieoanbs Mss
nis5eb, Waupaea, men IA oar ben, gem
lem pbre Os inbre gRtit. nanet Iaa
uibt, at ben / 5OrbinbeIie meb ct. So-
banuss b. su. Iutb. Weuisbeo / Sars
pile, @ie. (ffiftet uf paftOr u. 6. :.
81 OIm), funos fable o9 IOnne fin
ssen Braf.
6pIssube graiter bape betient gu5a'
rus 9Rsnisbeb | fsIsenbe giosrum: gas
for 81. Anbsren ca. 81 Aar, gator
d. {. 8. SeboIm 18 Nor og IL
Waaneber, paiior y. Gong aar, os
bens nuUarenoe praf, YaitOr 6. m.
S!fs. &C. II gay. Dsn Dor uben
graf fra 81. Gangs Deb til 6. M.
OIiens antomf.
8 ben lib Msnisbsben bar bsifaaet,
or Der / bens Mibts bebt 1873 Born,
msbsns Heterogeneous IaI bar parst
Tufinber.
grafsrne R. anbsrien os VI. 8. 8.
SsboIm par inbbubns til | 5orbinbslie
meo ben Os bsns praf at fsjrs SubiIas
umss bsitiOeIisbsoen. Or. anberfsn tom
lite; oerimob oeItos un~bertegnebe.
Oct par pisfelis | fere 5enissnbsr en-
ffsu Dag for 9~aSarus Wenisbsb, os
mango Ipie % able Minbsr f~rsmuaIbsbs
fiftert ! mango RerIemmers 9iertsr og
Iisefom aabnsbs ct npt SnbbIif | 5ers
rens NGaoss Risbom, @obbeb os Barns
b~iertisbeb. Oct ftsmts Sinbsne til 2ops
fang, ba ben aIbrs, prsusOe os trofafts
6errens Iisnsr, paiOr SsboIm, Der
bar laot iaa mango Mars Arbsibe t
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-17
Era Rirke ne 9knlr.

peo gers Ote. gloto Iot
petin fiuar Der ct AisuostempeI, Tom TT
mssst bsIcst. 1smpIsi bIsu bpssst puu
en- mGrtUGrois 6GlespIan. Su9sn
rig Mono Ofrsbt noset Ill 5uIbfsrslisn
al JempIet; men enbpsr 3ilbeoer, iom
tom Ill Sttoet, bleu beot ON at brines
en- enelte Sten til OpiereIien. Sn9en
Rineier par iaa iattig, at ban lite tunes
brin9e en- Sten, Os / lioens esb bIeU
quiet Opfsrt og itaar bar nu Tom et
tort, rummeIigt ai~suesiempsI. 81
Riiltns buroe lars al oisie 6soninstr.
Raar aae er meo, isIu ON gioIussns sr
imaa. bIiuer BET til no9st, naar oil
tommer iammeu. - gftsr pBubb.~
gttutOtfttS anbbeb
8 Buffalo, u. g., bar en- ~tatolft praf
peo Raun 3urder pin iis ssnitrioig
mob fine Ouerorbnebs. pan uosau en-
Bog ON ,NnnteOaienets J~orfuIo~,
bpOri ban liar fog bautot Puu Risbrn
gen at itarte Dritts. BOsen blsu for.
bent al bans ouerOroneot. Ren Our.
der fortiatte mee at irsmfiae fin Ritz
tes Sell. Os ben 2oen ROU. boIbt ban
en- YrGbi,sn ON ,utruet i Rirfen",
buori ban liar git los pGa ben Stit, Of
iamrittisbebsIsie grGfter %mObtasrr
psnss for at Iois SiaIemssier for af.I
oeee SIGstnin9e og genner Tor at fri
Dem uo at Star iIbsn. giffoppsn op.
fororeoe BAN til Of tiIbosstaIbs fin BRA.
bitten. 5 Steost for at gore bet, boIbt
Gan ben en- Gang I'll, Loo ben trptts oe
et etsempIar opilaa pao praoitsftOIen.
0srfor bIiusr ban rimsli9uis aiiat.
Wen bans Gambling Ulier, at Der bog
finoes en- oe anosn ben ~tutolite Rirte
o9iaa, Tom tor aabne Wunoen for oeus
8ilofarelier, naar be %bespnosr at ie
BEN.
Den Romits, Tom ifuIbs I0sgs
PIan for unosrOisniusen ueo Ct. OLAF
@oue9e (oen for. nOrlie airts) boubs /
fOrrise use WsOe / minneapolis Oe
unbsruisninsspIanen for q.
Olaf eousSe. Der ltal uare en- iorz
bersoenbs AfoeIius puu 3 aar os ct Sol.
Issetnrius paa 4 Aar. Den forberes
benoe AfoeIing itaI bnus 3 aurlus, tIas=
M, liisrGrt oe DiosnitObeIigt. os GoI-
!ssst 2, at tlasfft Os ct uiosnfabeIigt.
Oct fsrite Of bisie ituI uare ipseisIt an.
Iast for benz, fOm snltsr al liubsre
IeoIosi.
W | sionar .. ReIfon fra
Rina boIbt | Ssnbuss aftss / Bethlehem
minneapolis, ct i~ntsrssfunt
5Orsbras ON WisfOnsssrninssn Osruoe.
DR.. @ranrub, Winn. Stotsuuis
u%srit,t, iom for en- lib fben ft RoIb
iom groi. psb ben for. norffs Rir.
les college | NOrtbfisIb. bar u%filuust
RalbsIien for ben Con, Der bpbes.
Det tpfte Iutberffe 9ofpi.
tai | 5ilabelfia ft paa Eatfselissoassn
@ausr til ct BeIsb af $4,000 | Penss
os 81, 200 | garsr at forftsais SIoss.
prOf. $. o. Club fpttsOs | fOrrise
llse til 6amIins, Winn., for at ousrs
tase prOissiOrpoiten ueb SpnOosus
Seminorium.
yr0miebO1eu fan enDuu ieubeS iii
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-17

osns D2iote Os Opofret iaa mesen Rrnft
/ oens Iisnsifs, inoIebsbe Os talte Ouer
DGpibs l26 81. Dan fremitiaebs
tort, fIart Os ipIoist, bUOro0n 6errsn
bauos siort ltOrs gins imOb RsnisbeOsn,
eerfOr oar be glade.
Galeren paaps9soe | S9rbelssbeo
6srrens RnObsfsrelis os 8sIserninser
imOo benz. 9erren ieIU bauoe itauet
Uso Rorst % fgrt bet lille 8irtsftib iuu
unbsrlis Tent sennsm ftiue, Hare
8Guos : uosu ON 0sbstIippsrns, os
fret benz fra baarbe Storme.
g0mpsbebs, RerIisbeos Os Suno.
beos 4ano bauoe p9rst raabsnbs os les
oenbe til msssn g%eIisnsIie % @IGos
- osiao for esns Brett. Dstte bauce
Osiaa sioet fig lleiIas i MenisbeOsur'
beiost os uofOIost fig /. at Der bIeu baas
ret Tonne 5rustsr, ibst ben uu lite blot
baDbe en- 9errens 1iensr / fin Mibte,
men oslaa bauoe bp9sst en- Imut, ioIie
os %usIinorsttst prelteboIis fOr iamms.
paitor SsbOIm. Der 10 bar arbsioet
| Nsni9beeen bet mefts al en- Snes Aar,
tunoe life anbst / osnns 6orbinbslis
eno ienoe fit Bill tiIba9e til
NOoermenisbsosn, 9saisuanos Rsni9s
Deb / 0aupaea, Der altio baube uGret,
lite blot peIUiais. men Osiaa imsoe,
tommenoe os tarIis iinoet Ousr iotg0Sa
rus Wisnigbeo Os andre anntrsr, iom
Mt Betienius at bens Brat, iaa ben
msb Glade iaa paa, at PrGlien tOs fig
at bsrss aanbslise gIsie. Raar oa
Rsnisbeben meb Iat Os Yris til 9srrsn
talisoe BIitta ub ousr be tore Ting,
6erten bdDbs siort imob ben. MATTE
ben Osiaa tarIist ibutOmms WOosrme-
nisbsoen, Der buuoe fOrua9tet fig ieIu
for bsnue Betienins.
I'll Slutnins notnIte 9aIersn 1T On.
ife ON, at ben inmme Aanb, / buiItsn
Arbsioet / Bop Sippi pGr bespnot al
u. Anoerisn os %iortiat en- AarrGtte,
MATTE fremosIes are ruaosnoe os bG.
rsnbe. Sub til 2gre Og RsnisbeOsn til
g%eIfsneIie. iamt ~snitsbs Dsrrens Ranos
Os 9eIiisneIIe Ousr Rsuisbsoen OS osns
8rGii. YnftOr SIien.
ON eftermiooagen tate unosrtes'
nsoe, os BalfOr SeboIm autteoe mso en-
Opbpssenoe l~lolGsning at be ierfts gsrs
/ ben los. 9i.
Sanstoret, mso 5ru Is. N. OIien
iOm Orsaniit, fang lers oeiIiss SdImsr
Os Sanse, Der eSnsbs fig sOot for Dn'
gems 5siticslisbsb.
9enao bitten ouerraiteoe en- flor 5Iot
anse Renb Os auinoer PuitOr SsbOIm
/ PoltOr SIiens uenIise Siem % fOrs
arsbs oerss sumIs grait en- pan @uus
til Ninbe ON iuunone 9oee. Wan
mGrteoe upiltaurIiat, at be unse banbes
fuIbs Wenusitsr par tnptteoe til bsIes
samIe Proft, meo aerIisbsos asts
Bnonb. Wun benpttsbs Afisnen til
Gale. SamtaIs os Gang os itiItes iun
ub meb 5%Oruisuinssn ON at buue IiIeus
bebrost an COB Dag.
Reofriperen al bisis 9inisr brog bjsm
fra Boy Sippi meb fOrsset getraftsIis
pua fit Wsuis9ebs 5beuI: at buor gOs
mpsbsos, &GrIisbebs, Suubbsns os
IrOfuiibebs aanb faar Cor at pare
rauoenbe / en- Msnisbeb, Der er bet sObt
at pare, bsr bIomltrer CUBS 8iss, Der
barss 5ruster til 6srrsns 2grs; os
ienber bsrueb fin 9iIieu meb CAT for
fbf til Renisbsbsn Os osns t~rOfOits
prGit.
ID. 81. SersiIb.
gRouroro IN eoa.o@ 1ano
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-17

Os apOitIsne iasbs til 9srrsn:
v5Orss Os Iroen."
Msu 9trrm iusoe: vDeriom 5 bauoe
Gro iom ct Ssnnspstorn, oa tanoe s
fioe til bette NOrbGrtr9: Rpt big op
msb &Ob os plant big / 9auet, Os bet
ffuI pGrs cher IpOist."
Gut. Il, Sc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-17

auss 9srre Os rig not for aas, ipm
paataIoe BAN / Sonbbsb.
8. y. Damien
Dor IA, blooming proiris, Winn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-17

Vr9miebusen fan snonu ienbes til
Observation-Disclosures Nbonnenfer.
Danish Luth. Publ. House.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-17

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-17

Entered at the Post Office at Blair, Nebr..
as second-elass matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-17
,,Daniferen",

Hebottsr: 9aroIb SEMEN.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-02-13
IOWA STATE NEWS.
AMONG THE BANKS.
Changes i'm officials in These Insti-
tutions Approved by Comp-
trOller of the Currency.

The comptroller of the currency has
approved changes in officers of the fol-
lowing banks in Iowa:
First national, of Waterloo, j. E. g.
Heath. assistant cashier
Usage national, Usage. A. L. Brush, as
sistant cashier
City national, Clinton, A. c. Smith, as.
sistant cashier.
First national, Nevada, ]. A. Fitchpat-
rick, president, in place of William Lough.
ridge; James Dillan, vice president. in
place of j. A. Fitchpatrick: Frank H
Greenawault, assistant cashier.
Mechanics national. Grinnell, s. A. Cra
Sath, president in place of C. r. Morse; nc
second vice president in place of 8. A. era.
vath.
Union national bank, Ames, Daniel Nc.
Carthy, vice president, in place of E. w
Stanton.
First national, Perry, H. S. Taylor, as.
sistant cashier
iowa state national, Sioux City, John Nc
hugh, cashier, in place of F. A. McCor.
mack nack; no vice president in place of John
-Mcf1ugh; w. s. Gilman, assistant cashier
First national. Dunlap, George G. Crokle.
ton. assistant cashier, in place of A. N
Jordan
First national, Charter Oak, f. w. Kan.
mann. assistant cashier, in place of L. S
Shumaker
LeaVitt & Johnson national, Waterloo
no assistant cashier, in place of William C
Logan.
First national. Eldora, William Z. Rath
bone. assistant cashier.
Bedford national Bedford Charles G.
Martin, cashier, in place of Ed E. Cass.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-02-13
LOOKING UP RECORDS.
List of Home Guard Regiments Dur.
ing the War of the Rebellion
Found to Be Imperfect.

Joseph Keck, the representative of
Van Buren, county in the house, has
been examining into the records in the
Office of the adjutant general with re-
gard to the records kept of the home
guard regiments organized during the
war of the rebellion. Mr.. Keck has dis
covered that in many cases the list of
officers and the membership of the COM
panies have not been copied onto the
record book, and the names are many
of them growing SO dim that they can
be deciphered only with considerable
difficulty. The reason that the names
have not been transferred to the book
for that purpose is said to be lack OF
any appropriation to meet the expense
OF clerk hire necessary to do the work.
In Van Buren, county Mr.. Keck has dis
covered by his investigation that 2s
companies We're organized. Mr.. Kecly
believes that money should be provided
by the state to make the records com.
plete, in permanent form, so that they
may in later years be referred to fol
historical purposes.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-02-13
LIVED IN IOWA.
Charles Prince, Shot by an omcer In
Quincy, ILL.,. Had an Attractive
Home in Des Mofnes.

Charles Prince, who was shot the
other night at Quincy, ILL.,. while resist
ing arrest, was resident of Des Moines.
He lived in an attractive home and his
wife is reported to be worth 100000.
Prince was born at Princeton, ILL.,, and
was buried at Rockford, Ill. He was
finely educated.
Prince was burglar for love of adj
venture. He had been in the business
at least ten years, and the last two of
these were spent in Des Moines. Three
fourths of the time he staid at home,
leaving occasionally for job of bur-
glary. The Des AIoines police knew
him, but never molested him. He never
committed any crime in Des Moines so
lar as is known, and his reputation as
citizen was good. Among the neigh
bors Mr.. and Mrs. Prince were pointed
out as model couple for their evident
devotion to each other.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-02-13
BABES IN SALOON WAR.


For my sake don't sign the saloon
petition" is the inscription on 1000 blue
and red ribbon badges pinned onto the
clothing of the school children of Wa
terloo by representatives of the Minis
terial union. The union believes that
If it can enlist the services of the chill
dren by having them wear these badges
its fight against the reopening of sa-
looms will be easier to win.
The Ministerial union, which has
charge of the crusade against the sa-
looms, sent out circular letters TO the
voters of the city calling attention to
the decision of the supreme court and
asking them to ''refuse to sign any pc
tition which will foist upon the people
of the city the saloon, with all its cor
rupting attendants and evil results"
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-02-13
Saratoga.

Worst blizzard of the season on
Thursday last.
Mrs. Walt Lokie returned from
visit in Elma on Wednesday.
The Mrs. Kakac'S and Mrs. Ernest
Frey. visited in Chester on Wednes-
day.
p. w. Clark and Others returned
from visit in Southwest Mo. They
report people from Iowa doing fairly
we'll.
The County Supt. of schools was
visiting schools about here this week,
the first time some of the scholars
ever saw county superintendent, or
at least in eight years.
What a howl the republicans would
have set up about election frauds in
the south if Taylor had been a demo-
ceat and Goebel a republican. How
quick Mckinley would have found a
pretense to have sent troops to the
Kentucky capitol if the democrats
had had control of the state militia.
Waterson says: SIT is logical con-
sequence of campaign of corruption
and debauchery. In word, from the
first to the last the democrats have
had to meet the money of the rail-
roads and the threats of republicans
organized for armed violence and now
these things eliminated in assassina.
tion. j. P.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-02-13
Lines to Olive Fern Thomas.

EY REy.T. H. HENDRICKS.
In our lonely home we are sitting,
But our thoughts are far away,
As we think of our precious darling
In her home of endless day.
Do we not miss our little darling
In our home so sad and drear.
Do we not stop to hear the prattle
OF the voice to ms SO dear?
oh, we long to hear the silv'ry note
of that voice to us so sweet,
And to clasp again the little form
And oar darllng's smile to greet.
Sad and lonely now the waiting here
And our thoughts will upward soar,
To that bright home of our darling Fern
There to greet her ever more.
Yes, we're coming, coming precious Fern
To that home so wondrous fair,
in that city free from pain and woe
And no partings ever there,
Heavenly ties are growing stronger
And our hearts are drawn above,
SO we're only waiting, whiting here
For our Saylour's call of love.
Calling us to be ever ready
For the Messengers return
To lead us to our gracious Savior
And to darling Olive Fern.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-02-13
RoNAlL
Baking Powder
Made from pure
cream Of tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alurn.
A1um baking powders are tie greatest
menaeers to health Of the present day.
aoA. aaxlsa powpea CO.. NEW Yoas.
Protlvin.
Fine roads these days.
Dance tonight at Kaleshiek s.

Dance tonight at Kaleshiek,s.
Rev. Broz visited Cresco Saturday.
Frank Sobolik and Frank Capouch
returned last week from an extended
visit in North Dakota, visiting friends
and relatives, reports fine weather
and good times.
John Bader sold his house and lot to
f'r. Hoch, of Jackson Jc., for three
hundred and fifty dollars.
An announcements three weddings
is out to be held Tuesday, Feb. goth,
wherein John Malek, of Cresco, is to
marry Lena Lentz, of Protivin, John
Lentz to Cicily Malek, j. Vorda to NJ.
Zajichick. We are not informed where
the last couple will settle. Mr.. Malek
has purchased a place in CreSco where
he will settle down. Mr.. Lentz owns
a nice farm miles east of Protivin.
Joseph Valoda is on the the sick list
these days, we regret to note.
Joseph Haskovec returned last week
from Chicago where he was visiting
relatives and on business.
George Wockels from Calmar was
here on business Friday last.
Frank Swestka, of Jackson Jc.,
visited FIR. Valoda Monday.
The Public school closedlast Friday,
Ed Deeney teacher.
j. Stiburek and wife, of Nebraska,
is visiting relatives in our vicinity.
Frank Kalishek is putting up ice
these days.
John Fencl got in a car load of
buggies, surreys and road wagons last
week.
Frank Wockels attended masque-
rade dance in Spillyille, Saturday
Frank Topy and Frank Hludeshi
visited friends near Garner, Ia. last
week.
Our little burg is full of teams these
days everybody enjoying these fine
roads.
A sociable given by Mr.. Joe and
Mrs. Kostka Sunday night was
social success.
There is rumor out that we might
get a twice-a-day mail. The writer
has enquired somewhat in regard to
this matter and was informed that
the amount of mail that leaves Proti-
vim p. o. is sufficient for twice-a-
day mail.
There are to-day three dwelling
houses for sale in our burg for whicn
at least eight would be purchasers, is
figuring, as rents are high, place
that cost $4,000 gets three dollars to
four dollars per month. BLUFF.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-02-13

w. q. Brown died at the home of his
mother in the west part of the city
Sunday morning, aged 43 years. He
grew from boyhood to mans estate if
this county, was for several years
clerk in Dr.. Clemmers drug store; es.
tablished himself in the drug business
in Elma, going to Spokane, Washing.
ton, where he remained some years,
returning to this locality some four OF
five years ago. Some three weeks
ago he came to Cresco sick, and was
taken to bis mothers, where after a
run of fever he passed away. The
funeral will be held Tuesday to-day,
at 10 O'Clock a. M, at the house, the
intcrment In New Oregon cemetery.
He leaves a widow, an aged mother,
four brothers, two sisters and numer-
GUS relatives to mourn his untimely
death.
The Epworth League has secured
for the second number of their enter.
tainment course, the brilliant and
eloquent southern orator, John
Temple Graves, of Georgia. The
League was disappointed in the failure
of Fred Emerson Brooks to appear on
Jan. 3lst. The Bureau has notinformed
them why he did not appear. The
managers have been writing and tele-
graphing all of the largest Lyceum
Bureaus with the desire of obtaining
some specially fine entertainer to take
Mr.. Brooks place and have finally
made arrangements for John Temple
Graves who will appear at the Opera
House, Feb. 18th. The management
has gone to extra expense to secure
Mr.. Graves in order that those who
were disappointed in the non-appear-
ance of Brooks will be fully COM
penSated.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-02-13
An Editors Life Saved by Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.

During the early part of October,
1896, contracted a bad cold which
settled on my lungs and was neglected
until feared that consumption had
appeared in an incipient state. was
constantly coughing and trying to
eXpel something which l could not.
became alarmed and after giving the
local doctor a trial boughta a bottle of
Chamberlain S Cough Remedy and the
result was immediate improvement,
and after had used three bottles my
lungs were restored to their healthy
(state.-B. S. EDWARDS, Publisher of
The Review, Wyant, Ill. For sale by
DR.. VIM. Connolly.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-02-13
Married seventy-one Years.

Reuben Hunter and his wife Sarah,
aged respectively 81 and 90 years, have
celebrated theseventy-frst anniversary
of their wedding at their home in Fair
field. Twelve children have been born
and reared by this couple. OF whom six
are now living. or the living, the old
est is SO years of age, and the young
est, daughter of SO years, with whom
they have resided for the past is
wears
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-02-13
Married.

FISK THoMAs-At Lime Springs, Ia,
Thursday, February s, 1900, by Rev.
G. w. Burgess, Mr.. L. G. Fisk of
Cresco, and Miss Eva Thomas of
Fremont twp, Winneshiek county.
The PLAIN DEALER congratulates
the happy couple on this auspicious
event in their lives,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-02-13

DR.. VIM. Connolly guarantees every
bottle of Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy and will refund the money to any
one who is not satisfied after using
two-thirsis of the contents, This is
the best remedy in the world for
la grippe. coughs, colds, Group and
whooping-cough and is pleasant and
safe to take, prevents any tendency
of a cold to result in pneumonia.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-02-13
Sundays Success.

BILLY" Sunday, ex-member of the
old White Stockings Baseball club of
Chicago, in the Chicago. Pittsburgh
and Philadelphia National League, and
+. G. Fischer, 4 sweet singer of Chi
cago, closed a 32-days' revival in Bed
ford with 300 conversions. Mr.. Sun.
day was converted about IL years ago
and is now one of the leading evangel
lists of the country.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-02-13
Wood Saving!

Cord or pole wood sawed on short
notice. Have power and can serve you
promptly. Residence east end OF
Market street. Price cord wood, cut
twice in two, 60 cents cord; pole
wood 60 cents load,
45t3. ELIJAH HENDERSON.