Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-05-17

HOUSE Ior TeHG. inquire OF Mr.
Erler.
Good real estate investments. Sc
John M. Cannon.
Complete line childrens' slippers a
Allen IS shoe store.
Tire set without dishing the wheel
by j. G. HolmStrOm.
| Uncle Jack Fulton is reported to b,
in very feeble health.
Complete line of tennis shoes, th
right kind at Aliens shoe store.
Seed corn, sure to grow can be fount
at the Rink barn, east of this office.
Remember the Concert to be givel
in Congregational church May 3Oth.
LosT-A pet white rabbit. Finde,
will please return to Master Raymond
Lyons.
On Sunday, May 10Th, there will b,
a lady evangelist at the Baptis
church.
Money loaned On real estate securi
| ties, small or large loans made.-J. M
| Cannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Grobel have q
little son born to them Wednesday
May 18th.
Axles stubbed and set, giving the
wheels the proper pitch and gather by
j. G. Holmstrom.
100 acres improved farm, near Ores
co, will make fine home. For price
see John M. Cannon.
VIM. f. Rathert bought the ole
Congregational church and will con
vert it into coal sheds.
The very highest market price fol
eggs, either cash or trade at T. S.
Johnson's Bonair Store.
DR.. w. T. DAILY, physician and sur
geon. Office over Fields Furniture
store, opposite postoftice.
John WaltonS new street sprinkler
cost him nearly $400 and is one of
Studebaker'S best patterns.
II. T. Williams is giving full price
for butter and eggs, in trade for goods
at his store at Granger, Mimi.
A tirst-clasS .wheel-a Rambler,
ought last season, for sale cheap.
Roy SMART, at Smart's Grocery.
WANTED-A girl to do cooking at
the City Restaurant, must have some
experience. A. GRAvos.
l have few bushels of good home
grown potatoes that l will sell at
market price. CHAs. CAwARD.
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for set
ting S1.00 dozen. f. Fl. OWENS,
69t4 Chester, Ia.
Geo. Lickteig left Tuesday morning
for Cleveland, Ohio, where he has a
in a wholesale music house.
John F. Daily has the foundation
in for new home which he will build
this season on his farm just south Of
town.
The celebrated Ohio cultivator,
The Tiger, and the Buckeye on sale
very cheap at T. S. Johnson's Bonair
Store.
Very low prices will be made on a
line of new buggies and surreys just
received by L. S. Johnson's Bonair
Store.
Mrs. E. L. Harris and little daugh-
ter are down from Milbank, S. d.,
visiting among Cresco relatives and
friends.
1t will not pay to miss the concert
at the Congregational church on the
evening of Decoration Day. Admis-
sion 25c.
Small farm, improved, l mile from
town, good farm and excellent loca-
tion. Price $50 per acre.-John M.
Cannon.
Strayed from my place, a small
black pony mare with white face,
weight from 600 to 700 pounds.-J. f..
Hess, Elma, Iowa.
Geo. Halter has bought the prop
erty now occupied by him from Mrs.
Daskam and will make considerable
improvements thereon.
All Burnett has been confined to his
bed since last Friday, very i'll with a
swelling of the glands Of the throat,
somewhat resembling the quinsy.
VIM. Hardy came over from Rice
Vile, Tuesday, for visit with his
children here, and to superintend the
erection of some monument work.
The Womens' Oak Lawn Cemetery
Association will give a concert in the
Congregational church on the evening
of Decoration Day. Admission 25c.
The concert to be given In the Con-
gregational church on the evening of
May Both, will be by home talent.
Program next week. Admission 25c.
Into each life some ruins must fall,