Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-08-13

GU olly nlgner up. NO friendly nine
story hotel to arrest his descent.
Dairymen, talk to your dealer about
the Turkish Cow Remedy. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. Every remedy we
prepare sold on same terms. See your
dealer. TURKISH OIL Co.
The dance last Friday evening at
York, Minn., was, as usual, a big
success, 60 numbers being sold.
Meads orchestra was engaged for
another dance to be given on August
3Oth.
Along the highways and upon every
cross road we see the streamers on
fences, gates and bridges "Fair at
Cresco Sept. 3-6, OIL" Are you ar
ranging to attend? The management
expects you.
The beauty thief has come to stay,
Unless you drive the pimples and
blackheads away;
Do this; don't look like a fright;
Take Rocky Mountain Tea tonight.
DIR. Connolly.
In Mitchell county l.. W. Knowlton
is nominated for the 5th term as
sheriff, and w. L. Eaton for third
term as representative. The people
there don It seem to take to ambitious
nobodys anxious to draw official pap.
Choice farms inlarge or small tracts,
improved or unimproved in either
North or South Dakota. Excursion
tickets at one fare for the round trip
may be obtained for any day. Call on
or address BYRON MABoN, Land
Agent Cresco, Iowa.
In travelling over the county we find
the republican sentiment almost
unanimous for Geo. r. Story for a
third term. We also find democrats
and republicans asserting their allegi-
ence to Andy Campbell, one of the
best sheriffs In Iowa.
For the ensuing six weeks this office
will have collector in the field for
money and subscribers. Those in
debted, ii liable to be from home,
should leave with the family money
to pay him what they are owing for
the paper when he calls.
The PLAIN DEALER desires to ac-
knowledge its indebtedness to the
Bank of Lime Springs and to Mr..
Joshua Williams, for courtesies en-
ablipg it to give detailed account of
the great disaster.thatb tbefell oursister
city in Its great contiagration.
James Bateman died in Minneapolis
last Thursday and was buried In
Eddy cemetery near Kendallyille last
Saturday. He was As years of age.
His mother and two brothers reside
near here and his brother John at
Spencer. All were at the funeral.
Mr.. barclay the advance agent for
the Owatonna Roller Mills was in the
the city Saturday and made arrange
ments to push its popular brands of
flour handled here by John johnson
and Amundson & Lofthus. The
Observation-Disclosures elsewhere. Its
flour is Of superior quality.
According to the opinions of the re-
publican press of Iowa, Cummlns and
anti-Cummins, the greatest lot of
knaves ever in body met in the audi
torium IN Cedar Rapids on the fth of
August; bribery, fraud. Inflammation
and treachery being the.elements re-
sponsible for their election, Were
these charges true? and did their au-
thors believe them true?
John A. Cray, Of Lime Springs, was
In the city Saturday. He says H. p,
Anderson. has opened up business in
the store under the opera house and
that D. D. Dayton will probably occu-
pY one side OF the large room; that
Love Bros. are in a small building
south Of the exchange bank, and that
Crank Burns has a temporary build
Ing from which he is supplying the
people with meat, but that no general
plan for rebuilding had been reached.
AS several of the boys about town
have been jumping on and off moving
trains Of late, and at the perilo of their
lives, 1T was thought best to make an
example of some old offender by en-.
forcing the State law against 1T.
Frapk Clark was the unfortunate one
first detected in the act and arrested.
He was given his liberty to secure
bail, but furnished the "leg" variety,
as he was last seen making for Mime.
sofa astride bicycle. AS the crime
is not SO serious, he will probably not
be extradited, and he will be safe as
long as he stays out of Iowa, but the
next one caught may 60 to Anamoss
instead of Minnesota.
! U. I. U. Bushes College and Schoo
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manship-F Fayette, Iowa. Courses ir
Bookkeeping, Actual Business, Short
hand, Typewriting; penmanship, Com
bined courses and special courses. Un
usual facilities. Distinctive methods
OF work. Individual instruction. AL
work in charge Of experienced teach
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