Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-02-19
Smoke Mitton's Commercial.
No better cigar than Mitton's s Com.

No better cigar than MlGCOntS COM
mercial.
A. ]. Caward was down from Leroy
over Sunday.
Miss Nellie Genshow is down from
st. Paul, MINI.
Boardman Cooley has sold his Straw
berry Point Mail-Press.
MittonS IS Commercial are without a
superior smoke them.
CUTTER FOR SALE-Nearly new and
cheap. Enquire at this office.
W.T.. DAILY, Physician and Surgeon.
Office over DR.. Connolly 3 drug store.
Rooms with board at Mrs. S. s.
Lambert's, 552s Monroe Ave-, Chicago.
Ill.
$25, 900 to Loan on farms at low
est rate of interest. Enquire of J. 81.
LUERs.
Miss Frank Darrow and Roland
Fl azeldine went to Goldfield Monday,
for a visit.
II you want delicious smoke, ask
for Mitton's Com mercial. There is
none better.
The Cresco Minstrels give their en-
tertainment tonight in Hosford Hall,
Florenceville, Iowa.
The Epworth Seminary has been
Merryized to the tune of $500 by Capt.
]. f. Merry of Dubuque.
Geo. w. Merry, of Mllbank s. d. is
in the county looking after his farm
interests on Crane creek.
Dissmore, Nelson county, N. D., is
the name of new postof1lce of which
w. A. Dissmore is the Nasty.
I! Crittenden, Wentworth & Co., will
build residence in Cresco for MRS
w. f, Friend the ensuing summer.
Mrs. Effie Witt arrived last Thurs
day from Kansas, for a visit at tne
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
II. G. Howard.
The professional card of DR.. j. j.
Ahern hasa place in the PLAIN DEAL
Err to-day. His office is over Fields
| furnitlre store.
The indications now are that a great
deal of building will done In Cresco IN
1901. We hear of several making
preparations already.
$4,000 was the amount turned int
the treasury of the Episcopal churcl
as result of the minstrel entertain
ment last Monday night.
The 80 acre farm joining the Johl
Miller place on the south has beel
sold by ]. NJ. Cannon to A. G. Darcy
Consideration s44 per acre.
| Miss Kittie McCullow has secured
situation as trimmer with big mil
linery establishment in St. Paul an
will leave for there Thursday.
1 Uncle George Morse condition doe
not give much hope of his recovery
} He has been i'll for over five week
without material improvement.
WANTHD-By the lst Of March SOM
; family that has no children, to NOV
into a house and take care Of tw
children. Enquire at this Office.
August Schacht has just purchase
through ]. M. Cannon, agent, the res
dence in Berg's Addition, Cresco, la
owned and occupied by D. P. Andru
John NJ. Cannon was chosen by til
woodmen in convention at Cedar Raj
ids a delegate to the national conyei
tion which meets in ST. Paul mex
June.
Bridges rivers, tunnels mountain
builds cities, gathers up the scattere
rays of ones ability. That's Yha
Rocky Mountain Tea does, asc.-n
Connolly.
Others like them, so will you. W
refer to those frames Prann is NAL
ing. Bring in that picture you wan
framed. Big assortment Of moulding
to choose from.
M. Svoboda of Riceville, Iowa, b;
purchased the 80 acre farm west frol
John Wendall's place in New Orego
twp. Price $40 per acre. Sale mao
by J. M. Cannon.
The SO acre form owned by Fran
Borthwick just northeast from Gre
co has been sold to Charles Schach
Sale made by J. N. Cannon; consider
tion $50 per acre.
The 40 acre farm formerly owned
George Champlin, and located 8 mill
west of Cresco was sold last week
]. M. Cannon to William Klaffk
Price 1858 per acre.
For SALE:-House and two lots {
Park street in BaldwinE addition
Cresco. For price apd terms enqui
Of 81. 9. Munson on the premises
in the foundry building.