Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-11-13

f. NJ. Sandusky returned from Kan.


Sas last Saturday.
II Burr Combs came down from Ches
ter Friday evening.
P. II. Moriarty was down, from
Rochester over Sunday.
/ BALED HAY:-Uplapd wild hay fine
and nice attn. Graf s. Co.'S. 3tf.
Dry goods and groceries cheap at
L. M. Novak's, Protivin, La.
Mrs. Counselman is visiting with
friends in Washington, Iowa,
Miss Inez Hughes left on Briday for
her new home at Fargo, N. D:
w. 7. DAILY, Physician and Surgeon.
Office over DR.. Connolly's S drug store.
Groceries sold.cheap for:cash or farm
produce at I. NJ Noyak s, Proavin,
Iowa. Z.
d. E. Horton and wife of Bristol
township Minnesota, we're Cresco, Wis.
itors Monday. -,
Miss Mary Amlie orders her PLAIN
DEALER sent to Spencer, Iowa; until
furthernotice. y
James T. Cannon left Yesterday for
st Paul when he will attend school
the coming winter. :.
Mrs. A. j. Caward and the baby, OF
LIE Roy, came on Saturday to visit
with CreSco friends.
LosT-In Cresco, Saturday last. a
gold crescent pin. Reward offered for
its return atithis Office. :. =.
am now ready tn d. dressmaking
at my home two blocks sonth of the
foundry. MRS. i.oRCHARp.-
For RENT.-A house two blocks
south of the Foundry. For terms APP
ply to MH.,c'; isoRcHiRp..
Pictures of babies and children 81 90
dozen at the. Russell studio: Come
quick as this offer will ant be out long.
J. +. McNevin, of Plymouth Rock,
is having the bills .piinf,.d for an ,auc-
tion sale dated Wed;n sd ", N!ss2sth..
Miss Winnie NfuIi,' .n4 IS here
from Minneapolis I II Il visit be fore
she leaves for New 'Mexirn, for her
health.
a few years ago thcArlst maker was
ashamed of himself. N,w he. ;lppeafs
boldly and proclaims ,imself a philan.
thropiSt. :.
The spire of the German Catholic
church will be 81 feet above the brick
work. The erection of it began Non
day, the 18th.
j. NJ. Bowers and wife left Saturday
for Sioux City, where they will spend
the winter. They stnrpcd over Sun.
day with friends In Chester.
We learn that Henrt Arnold does
not improve as his friends hoped he
might. He is up and about most of
the time butdoes not get strength.
For SALE.-A two story business
place in a good location and town.
For further particulars inquire at this
office. For sale cheap III taken soon,
q. G. Daubersmith went to Albert
Lea last Friday on account of the i'll
ness of his mother who is reported as
in serious condition from cancer of
| the stomach.
The turkey crop does not promise an
overproductioe this fa'l 1t in tue
order, we'll dressed AID ready for
ma ket during the holidays, they will
command good price.
In the days Of Patrick Henry, great
confidence was placed in the lamp of
experience by that patriot, but now
too many allow the lamp % 81 ont by
forgetting the experience.
The fair for the benefit of the Ger
man Catholic church nclted that So
ciety about sllop, . SIN! MlHeh viii
prove Il substantial help 10 them in
building their new CHURCH,
When it was raining the price ol
wheat advanced. When it stopped
raining the price went down. Wher
nature fayors the farmers then the
ispeculatoFs take a dig at them.
Geo. Halter and his sister, Mrs. j
| W. Bowers left yesterday fora yisjl
with father, brothers and other rela
| tiyes in Kansas and Oklahoma. The.
| will be absent about three weeks.
i In "a republic every man should he ;
politician, because politician is one
who understands the science of GOV
ernment. Extreme partizanism /,
strongest where knowledge is lacking
! L. j. Snopek has purchased the ole
| bank building on Market street and /,
having it arranged for Q restaurant
IT is . valuable location and the own.
er Is said to be at home In a restaurant
II. Fl. Ruddy has purchased from
Albert Fromm his house and lo,
giving him the entire property cast Of
the strother House barns to Cherr,
street. Itgives room for almost any
kind OF business enterprise and is q
valuable corner.