Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-03-04
cREsoo HOWARD COUNTY, IOWA TUESDAY MARCH 4 1909

Mrs. De Noyelles left for Chicag
Saturday night where she goes to Sc
lect the new Spring stock Of milliner
and ladies furnishings for the J. B
Caward store.
The most noted utterance of tn,
mayor of Baltimore in his speech O
welcome to Price Henry was tina
their city was named for an Englisl
Lord-Lord Baltimore.
Frank Farr, house painter ant
paper hanger, % years experience
Office at George Kellogg's music stor,
Residence, Lawrence Breen house III
northwest part of town.
The annual meeting of the Albior
Farmers Telephone Co. will be helc
at the Albion school house on Tues.
day March 1S 1902 at 1 O'Clock p. M.
for the election Of officers.
! James Byrne has the contract fol
large house and barn for Fred G.
Todd, near Kendallville, which will
insure his having as good buildings as
mechanical skill can construct.
We sat at the table together,
She cast shy glance over to me,
She certainly looked like an angel
Oh Charley! Please order me Rocky
Mountain Tea. DIR. Connolly.
Store building to rent on best busi-
ness street in Cresco, 25x1OO feet,
basement same size, and iron ware
house on alley. Good rooms above
store. Enquire at First National
Bank. 46t2
The Royal Neighbors will hold q
business meeting with the M. w. A.
Foresters, Friday night, March 7th,
and after which have social time.
All r. N. A. IS expected to be on hand
early.
j. B. Caward and his sister, Mrs.
De Noyelles, are in Chicago selecting
a spring stock for the j. b. Caward &
Co. Store. They will have an elegant
stock embracing all the novelties of
the season.
Q. A. Marshall Jr., goes to Tecum-
sch, Mich, tonight to inspect some
machinery for the manufacture Of
hollow brick which Wheeler and Mar
shall contemplate manufacturing as
we'll as the Others made by them.
The Arlington News trots out Hon.
D. w. Clements Of Fayette as suit
able person to represent the district
In Congress. Unless special effort is
made in that direction no more unfit
representative can be found than is
Mr.. Haugen.
Lomas & Milz have sold their gaso-
line engine and ordered a one.horse
power electric motor to run their ice
cream freezers. They will not regret
the change, in our opinion, as from
our experience we consider that power
as safe, cheap, easily and safely oper-
ated and always ready.
The exodus of democrats from this
county to Minnesota is Still going on.
Gust Stern is shipping his goods to
Morris Minn., and John Ohmacht is
shipping his to st. Cloud. Both have
bought good farms near the towns
named, both are model citizens that
we regret to part with.
The report of the Industrial Com
merce Commission to congress demon
strates that it is entirely useless ex-
cept as a means to help keep down the
treasury surplus. Is this the only
reason why it continues to hold the
office? Its inability to do the public
any good is confessed in the report.
My Christian Friend This ad. is no
lie. PEGGY will have on hand small
quantity Of Silver Mine food for blind
Pigs until the saloons pay into the
City treasury yearly $4,000, which will
kill the Pigs whether kept behind
plated glass or just common doors.
II there is any kick coming he can be
found at Nos. %, "a, and 26, Market
ST., where he has Grain and Feed for
sale. 5lt3
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Having RIM on Chamberlains's UCough