Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-06-18
Remember Cresco races, July 4.
Remember Cresco field meet, July A.
L. G. Reed is down from Athol, S. D.
Roy Smart moved back TO LIE Roy

| L. G. Reed is down from Athol, S. d.
Roy Smart moved back to LIE Roy
last week.
Miss Mamie Sisco was over from
Elma last week.
Money loaned on real estate securi-
ties, small or large loans made.-J. M.
Cannon.
Groceries sold cheap for cash or
farm produce, at T. NJ. Novak's Proti-
vim, Iowa.
The debate to be held at Plymouth
Rock next Saturday evening has been
indefinitely postponed.
The very highest market price for
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 postofilce.
Chas. Howland was down from Min
neapolis last week calling on rela tives
in Lime Springs and Cresco.
Fl. T. Williams is giving full price
for butter and eggs, in trade for goods
at his store at Granger, Mimi.
Roe Brown and James Craghill came
down from Minneapolis, Saturday
evening, for an over Sunday visit.
| VIM. Frank was among the st. Paul
visitors during the Woodmen conven-
tion, reporting very pleasant time.
Dry Goods and Groceries, Boots and
Shoes, cheap at
T. M. Noyak, Protiyin, Iowa.
! Arthur Barker and Arthur Black
burn are home from Iowa City where
they have been taking the law course.
F. c. Blandin is seeking the repub-
lican nomination for sheriff. Mr..
IverSon, of Lime Springs, also wants
it.
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 q
line Of new buggies and surreys just
received by T. S. Johnson's Bonair
Store.
The strawberry crop, the largest
and best ever grown in this county is
being gathered and PLACED upon our
market.
| FoR RENT-A seven room cottage
adjoining the Methodist church In
| Cresco. For terms apply to Mrs. Mary
Mullen.
| G. w. Merry came from Milhank,
Friday, went over to his farm to see
how matters were, returning home
Monday.
| 1t pays to advertise. The yidette
man advertised "Boy Wanted" and
his want was supplied with a ter
| FOUNDER.
| Miss Hardy who had been visiting
an aunt at Riceville is home accom-
panied by Miss Lucille Carpenter who
comes for visit. :
| Charley Martin is the proud pos
SCISSOR of set of new orchestra clari
nets and he Is the boy who can and viii
make good use of them.
New Oregon Cemetery Association
will give an ice cream sociable in Parl
Hotel lawn Friday, June 21st. An in
yitation extended to all,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown, Henr,
Boughner, John Nemetz and John M
Cannon were among the Cresco yisi
! tors tS ~ 81. 81 Paul last week.
Mrs. P. A. Clemnler goes to Oval
Lycoming county, Pennsylvania, for
visit of a few months, leaving on th
afternoon train tomorrow.
{, The dance at York, Mimi, last FIR
day night, was as usual a success
the hall being filed with dancer
drawn from long distances.
| On account of Buffalo Bill's VIII
West show at West Union, July 8,
the date set for the field meet, it hs
Ebeen changed to July 17th.
w. II. Bandle, near Alta Vista, b
remittance sent by the hand of job
Fl. Heinmiller, is entitled to til
: PLAIN DEALER until late in the yea
! 1908.
Readers Of our serial no doul
noticed something wrong with tt
I chapter published in last issue. "
run it again this week, this time con
plete.
I NJ. A. Kline came home last wee
! for a few days stay, laid Off by an il
jury to his back. He has a nice j
in the stone quarieS there working
). stone cutting.
= Jennie To have a round beautif
!. neck wiggle your head from side
side every night take Rocky Mounta
Tea. Its a short cut to a gracef
e form. 35c. DR., Connolly.
Imitators have been many. Though