Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-02-01
cREsco HOWARD COUNTY IOWA. FRIDAY FEBRUARY l. 1901

| Hawley R. Drum left Tuesday fol-
his work on the division of Chicago,
Milwaukee s. st. Paul system of which
he has charge of the carpen ter work,
leaving bis mother very much better
than he found her Saturday, his visit
having source of real comfort to her
d. A. Lyons went to Chicago Wed.
ncsday evening for the double purpose
of attending the meeting of the i'm.
plement dealers and to arrange for a
new stock of the best grades OF
harnesses and fuller and better stock
than has ever been carried in our city.
Ten thousand Indians-will they
come to Cresco? Give your boy 10 cts.
Send him to Pecoy's mill and get d
sack of New Process corn food; if he
don It see the Indians he will see Pc
coy. It's just good clover blossom feed
for COWS for sale or any thing else you
want. Good bye. 3St4
Dairy Commissioners Norton favored
the PLAIN DEALER with a copy of his
annual report to the Governor from
which we had designed making liberal
extracts for this issue of our paper
but its so interesting and valuable shat
one can hardly tell where to stop with
an extract short of publishing the full
report.
Previous minstrel entertainments
In Cresco have been styled the best
things ever given by local talent. The
one to be given Feb. 18th, embraces
the best talent, both male and female,
that participated in the previous
entertainments. 1t can't fail to be
first class.
An educational rally will be held at
Riceyille, Feb. LIST and second, with
an interesting program of topics and
discussions in which both teachers
and school officers will participate.
On the evening Of Feb. 1st A. r. Nc
Cook will deliver his lecture ''Litera-
ture as an Educator"
Feb. 4th, 5th and 9th, Ben r.
Warmers Big Comedy Co. will play
special benefit engagement for Hose
Co., No. g.. Everyone in Cresco surely
has an interest in our fire boys and we
hope to see the house packed. Tickets
are now on sale by the boys and we
are informed they are meeting with
ready sale.
The only medical man who has ever
originated anything of value in regard
to the cause, prevention and cure of
CANCER, is DR.. Melville G. Keith, of
Ohio. He uses no knife, plaster or
poison drugs, but we are willing to
satisfy any interested party that
cancer can be cured without any cut
ing and will stay cured. s3tf.
D. A. Lyons has prepared room
where he will keep a large assortment,
the best grades of heavy work, and
fine carriage harness. lie finds his
trade in this branch of goods incrcas-
ing to such an extent that he felt con-
strained to furnish place where they
could be shown, and where they would
be comparatively free from dust and
harm.
Too late for Tuesday IS PLAIN DEAL
Err, we were informed over the tele-
phone of the death of Ole T. yaale,
one of the most prominent Norwegians
OF Chickasaw county residing at Saude.
He was on his way home from Lawler
with load of flour and when about
three miles out his sleigh was over
turned with him beneath the load
resulting in his death.
During 1900 1 fitted 162 pairs of
spectacles and eyeglasses at Cresco,
and all the work is warranted to give
satisfaction in each case. Remember
l come regularly every go days and
can be found at Strother House par
lors. My goth visit will be Monday,
Feb. 4th, to remain until Friday noon
Feb. Sth. DIR. KARL d. Fisk,
Optician.
"For ther'll be warm coons prancin'
Swell cOons dancin'
Tough coons who'll want to fight,
So fetch out your blazers,
Bring 'long your razors,
Dark town is out tonight"
If you want to see the prancin' and
dancin' attend the Minstrel show Feb.
IL. N. B.-The tough coons will have
the edge Of .ther razors turned.
Wednesday, Misses Lauraine Mead
and Geneyieye Dissmore went to
Chicago where they will take course
in piano instruction with Professor
Sherwood, the most noted instructor
in the country. Miss Mead is now the
most capable instructor on the piano
in the county and will advance pupil
as much in one term as any othea
teacher in the county can in two
terms. But she is not satisfied with
this, she desires to be able to do
doubly more than she can do now for
those who come to her for instruction.
And Miss DiSSmore is as proficient as
any music teacher in the county aside
from Miss Mead, but as she has, as
has Miss Mead chosen that as her
vocation she desires to be eminently
deserving and worthy of the profession.