Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-04-20
cREsco, HOWARD COUNTY IOWA. FRIDAY, APRIL 30 1900

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Rev. and Mrs. Fuller stopped in
Cresco between trains, yesterday, on
their way home to Owatonna, Minn.,
called on account of the sickness and
death of the aged mother of Mr..
Fuller.
Threshermen having an old thresh-
ing outfit and contemplate trading for
new one, can save money by getting
my prices, if you do we are sure to
"dicker." DON'T delay, write at once.
-Thos. Frankson, York, Minn., or
Lime Springs, Iowa.
We have just had a telephone put in
this Office belonging to the city eX-
change Of the Northern Iowa Compa-
ny. Call us up if you have an item Of
news or want an advertisement or
some job work. Northern Iowa, No.
SO; Standard No. 23-2.
Healthy wife, sound children; domes-
tic felicity and success in business do
not come by chance. They come be-
cause some Natural Laws have been
obeyed. If interested in these Laws
tessl neioIe p,;,1o plinIsu,, ia MiiUe W Nii'ss
Aeiio 'iiio' oio'
| Allamakee, Clayto Fayette, Floyd,
Chickasaw, Cerro Gordo and Mitchell
tcounties each have five supervisors,
and thus it runs nearly all over the
state; Dubuque has seven, likewise
Polk, and a number of other counties,
nearly as many with seven as with
oiily Clifee'
! Mrs. Bucknum and Mrs. G. L.
Stremel, of Minneapolis, pleasantly
remembered Grace Episcopal church
with package of valued articles for
| the sale for the benefit of Grace
cnurcn. lne saie o oi Cnese; est ", mlC.i
NUMEROUS oCller dTClcies, Mn pe VII
FRIDAY evening aU Lyric f1all'
| The fine all day rain of Tuesday was
| meadows and fine PASTURES Although
| no perceptible rise in the streams. it
nearly ali heing swallowed nm hy the
/ thirst of the land 4 good grass cron
only comes from an early start.
Rrino vonr nrescr;ntions and family
recaints 10 the + ii Liners Drnu %
ftar Won nav the doctor fnr vo1r nre.
scrintion Won can talSe If, whore Won
nIease We have the larpest, and most I
comniete drnp stock in (Iresco and use
nnthinp hnt, snure drues. Prices the M
most reasonahle in the City Trv This
II. II. Luers Drug GO.
]. Cal, att - Hen,ev,s cycle house if
Won are in the market for first class
bicvcie t;na line nf I9oo models IN
eyGihit 1yrascent hevel gears and
Sevarai Other finds ranging from so7
20 sso "t a1Sn IS q raw sacond hand hilsns
viii Nj H closa T than, ont Of non,inaj nrice
Gnr stool IT cvcia snndrias Is com.
nlete Gall and Get, nrices
pie i ' - 49,
: \. ID. GARRETT was IN Town tuesday
hiddinp good hye to his Cresco friends
saving that, he with his family viii
i leave soon for New Hampshire
9 WHITTIER his wife,s parents preceded
: them. A. d. and his wife are anon,
:. Howard cOnnty,s most valued Won n.
: people and 81 IS with regret we Sc,
? them leave.
! !
! Inc Guy VIII eAteIid INC water iilaltl
nortll from 1iie =. =. pooIl ~ W colne1 ~ u
j. at cost of about 500. This action
J. was taken as the. property owner
d along the stree headedby Robt. Ihom
Q. son gave their written agreement t
contributc 5000 towards defraying th
cost of same, the amount given to az
q ply on waler rents.
: TT Won have not read Keiths, Seve
IS ctndies for ynunu Mon twenty tiy
e divisions i ~ and three hnndred and nine
fv-two nages Illustrated. \ Won hny
\ the Care .of Rody and Mind It take
o in tho Subjects that are comonlv let
I'll ont of = hnoi, and viii give yo,, rir
awards for tho st,,dv Postal brine
: contents. Address Kings Command
% % BeileyiIle. Ohio.
y v =
u Some tlme ago, railfoaa brakeman
L. OF Austin, Mlnn:, Mr. Pedlar, wa
Injured by hein thrown dow on top. 9
IS freight car by the lire alarm VIII
h which was stretched across the track
!, - which had become Slack because nc
~ properly stretched. On Monday h
= settled with our city council for dana
ges incurred, for $4S.65, cheap settle
: ment for tho town.
IS
n Mrs. Daniel Howard d!ea las
lr Monday evening atter an illness {
I. over three weeks. Inc funeral occure
on Thursday morning from tE
Catholic church. The deceased W;
~ AZ years OF age and leaves a huspan
&; :; and several children 70 mourn ne
u u loss. We Will give an OBITUARY notlt
'k OF this good woman IN our next lSSu