Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-08

Ono oou pleGe minneapolis threShfD
outft, 1S-horse /. engine, separate,
: blower, weigher, feeder, two tank.
tank pump and hose, one wagon, in q
good running order as a new outfit
e Forsale for only $1,000. Address Frank
! son q Kayanaugh, Spring Valley
MINI.
CREAM WANTED:-We will take al
the hand separator cream that yo,
can ship US paying big price at you
shlpplng station. We want to hsa
from every owner of a hand separate
70 whom we will mail one of our book
lets free containing valuable informa
t1on. Write at once.-The Elpi,
Butter Co., Elgin, Ill. 95t4 1taw.
For course in the common ane
higher branches or Especial course for
admission to law, pharmaceutical
medical, or dental Colleges enroll ir
Valdez Normal School, Decorah, Iowa
Sept. l. Board and room S2.75 a week
one months tuition free and free ca,
far to students who enter the Valdez
Business College tho first week In
Septem ber.
An item we overlooked in our last
issue was call from n. d. Barker,
now editor of the Sauk Center, Minn.
Aralanche. Mr.. Barker learned the
tFadeFin the Times office of this CITY.
and in the seventeen years since leay-
ing here has changed considerably in
appearance, more so than the town to
him. His mother makes her home
With him, but at present. is visiting
at Marble Rock, Iowa.
We have several steam threshing-
machine outGts that we have taken
Ia exchange for North Dakota land.
ranging in size from IL to 20 horse
power that we are closing out at prices
unheard of, from $4,000 to $1,000. 90
per outfit including drive belts and
water tanks. All goods are thorough.
ly oyerhapled and in first class shape
ana ready to 90 into the field. Write
or come and see us.-Frankson s.
Kavanaugh, Spring Valley, MINI,
Monday night about 49,
friends OF Mrs, En- ouoy nfe
the homo kellogg, met at
- Of Mrs. @. e. Fields and
proceeded In body to the home of
Mrs. kellogg, where they took pos
session Of the house, and made them
selves at home, much surprising their
unknoving hostess when she return
ed home short time after. The
evening wasspent with various games,
at the conclusion of which light re-
freshmenm were served. The friends
assembled presented Mrs. kellogg
with silver meat fork and silver
berry spoon as tokens of the appre-
citation in which they held Mrs. Kel-
lo2g's work among them as choir
leader.
Alt Oleson of near Saude was quite
badly injured Thursday night at
about 10 O'Clock by falling through a
hay chute in hiss barn. He went up
to throw down some hay and in NOV
ing about In the dark stepped into
the chute and fell to the floor a dis
tance of some thirty feet below,
breaking his left leg just below the
hip and receiving several minor in
juries. DR.. o. NJ. Landon was called
and set the wounded member. Mr..
Oleson is one Of the county's large
and successful farmers and has many
friends who will be panied to learn of
the accident. He considers himself
lucky in escaping without more seri-
Gus injuries.-Ne,o Hampton Tribune.
Arrangements have been concluded
whereby Eduard Waldmann, the
nottd German English tragedian, is
to make tour Of the United States
playing Shakcspsarian and other
standard dramas in English, sup
ported by an English company.
Eduard Waldmann's repertoire will
include "The Merchant of Venice, >
Louis NJ, Hamlet, Othello, Richard
Ill, Richelieu, Romeo and Juliet
David Garrick, and DR.. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde. Mr.. Waldmann is the
only German tragedian playing these
roles In English Without any foreign
accent, except Shylock, to which he
gives slight Hebrew intonation al
several other great German actors
have done before him. Eduard Wald
mann's tour is to open about the
middle Of next September, beginning
south over the sou thern circuit, going
west IS far as the coast, and return,
ing via Canada, and playing New
York, Boston and Philadelphia be
fore returning to Europe. Thi!
| troupe is booked for the Cresco Oper,
House some date in November.
Four Weeks Trial Free.
II Charles City College offers . fou