Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-05-06

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Mountain Tea. IS cts.-Dr. Connolly.
Don't waste your money on worth
less limitations of Rocky Mountain
Tea. Get the genuine made only, by
the Madison Medicine Co. A great
family remedy. IS cts.-Dr. Connolly.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Foye who have
been visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Foye, left Monday for
their new home at Baxter, Ia. Mr..
Foye will take charge Of creamery
there.
The woods, the shade trees and the
orchards are putting on their summer
apparel, apple and plum blossoms are
making their appearance in great pro-
fusion. Only late frost stands in
the way of an abundance of fruit.
House and two lots in Cresco for
sale--size of lots 123x146, house 16x24
two story, kitchen 1ox12, cellar 1924,
seven rooms, cistern, and wood house.
Must be sold at once. Call at the
MABoN LAND Co., Cresco, Ia.
Bert Hampson and Jack Creelman
went to Decorah Friday where they
will take up their bowling alley and
store it unless it can be disposed of
otherwise. Their alley here was taken
up last week and stored for the sum-
mer.
Prot. f. A. Welch, a'graduate of the
University Of Wisconsin, was elected
principal of the Lime Springs schools
for the coming year. !. Mrs. Jacob
Hornberger and daughter were visi-
tors in Cresco, last Tuesday.-Ridq
acay Revte,p.
From the Clear Lake Reporter, we
learn that Mr.. Ed Bundrick, of Cresco,
is foreman of its mechanical depart
ment. The Reporter not only has a
competent man, but an honest, faith
full one, a man who will not shirk his
work or duty.
Willis Sharpe Kilmer, Of Binghamp-
ton, is one Of the pleasant agencies to
do business with, the advertiser of
Swamp-Root BitterS. When adver-
tising is due he RENTS without put
ting in claim for errors and omissions
that have not occurred.
A few days ago a "squawman" of
Cresco undertook to dictate to the
"sheriff" the duties of his office which
would be beneficial to another s'squaw-
man. But it was abruptly declined
by Andy, contrary to the peace and
dignity of the dictator.
Our collector will start through the
country soo1. II you are endebted to
the PLAIN DEALER be prepared to
pay him. II you are not a reader of
the paper give him your name and a
dollar, get l04 papers for it with all
the county news for 50 weeks.
]. B. Wilhelm went to Cresco on
business Tuesday, his father J. +.
Wilhelm Of Lime Springs, having
temporary charge Of the business here
!. MIR. Wilson, of Cresco, clerk in
the office of Attorney Upton was in
town on Monday in the interest of the
Oak Lawn nursery.-Le Roy Ind.
J. G. Webster and W. A. Smith, who
own % acres of the northeast forty of
the Gillett farm contemplate a street
across it, and highway from the
B. P. Norton farm north to intersect
the highway north, and eventually
pla tt1ng their land as an addition to
the city. In time it will be needed
and. will make places for beautiful
ho1 nes.
Fl. +. Verback has had put down an
excellent cement walk and cement
curbing in front of his property on
West Park street. The house is full
at all times and should have dining
room with a lot Of good sleeping rooms
added. And the city fathers should
take sufficient pride in the street to
remove all hitching posts from West
Park street.
Fred Gallup, Geo. Brown, Chas.
Schafei', E. L. Sibert, Ed Van Slyke
and Dana Mead went to Calmar last
Friday to assist in the Introduction
of a big class in w. o. W. camp at
that place, and report asplendid time
and a very hospitable welcome by the
Calmar Wot t,dmen. The interest and
enthusiasm S'hown bespeaks a good
growth of the order in that place.
Martin Haubl lex wonthe first prize
and A. Q. Campbell the second at the
Park Bowling Alley last week. This
week both prizes (bS' request) will be
fishing rods and reels, and a nickle
plate Carrie Nation hatchet for the
BOBBY prize. In no contest now or in
the future will any oae connected
with the alley allowed to compete and
no contestant shall have both prizes.
Martin Haubrick handicapped 20 pins
in this contest.
DIR. Edward Bundrlck resigned his
position as for,nan of the Democrat
Sat,r3au tn onna,,S a Dnpitior, an the