Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-06-13

There will be an ice cream sociable
at the home of John Mintey on the
Will Friend farm June 10Th, for the
benefit Of the New Oregon Cemetery.
Everybody come.
Wise is the girl whose sense of self
entereSt prompts her to take Rocky
Mountain Tea. 1t fills her full of vigor
and there is always houey in her heart
for you.-Dr. Connolly.
Tell us why a druggist offers you a
substitute for the Madison Medicine
Co.'S Rocky Mountain Tea. Does he
love you or is he after the bigger profit?
Think itover-Dr. Connolly.
G. A. Miller will Immediately COM
mence the erection of residence on
lots adjoining and just west of the
VIM. Breedlove home on West High
Street. James Byrne has the con-
tract for its construction.
Mrs. Jane Buchanan and Mrs. M.
Ryan and little son frankie accom-
panied George and David Buchanan,
OF Bonair, home from Dell Rapids,
S. D., last Monday. The former will
make an extended visit, and the latter
will return home in about two weeks.
M. j. Malanaphy had one hog killed
and two badly injured by being
pounded on the head with a heavy
iron, some time last Sunday afternoon.
1t Is case of pure cussedness and
Mike will give good sized reward for
the arrest and conviction of the par
ties concerned.
Mr.. Ben Headington invested in
real estate at Davenport, Washington
two or three years ago. He has just
sold the land realizing a clean profit
on the transaction of $500. j. j.
Lowry and Richard Geraty have in
vested in lands there and can reap a
like advance on their Investment we
are told.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Bean,left yesterday
for several days business visit at
Cresco. 49,. Mrs. Nicholas Lydon, of
Cresco, came last Thursday and re-
mained until this morning, the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Foley. She left
this morning for Minneapolis where
she will spend a month in visiting
with two sons who reside there.-Ne,r
Hampton Tribune.
A novelty in land sale booming was
given on our streets last Monday even.
ing, consisting of an open air lecture
illustrated with moving pictures and
views taken in North Dakota. The
views were fine, some Of them espec-
tally so, and the lecture was quite en-.
tertaining and instructive. Champ.
lin s. Son are the local agents Of the
land company who furnished the en-
tertainment.
The Howard county summer school
will be held in Cresco for one month,
beginning July 14th. Prof. G. S. Cory,
graduate of both our State Normal
and State University, will act as con.
ductor. Kittie Clink, teacher OF
marked ability and much experience,
will be the other institute instructor
in the regular work. Prof. R. S. Parry
who was with us last spring, will take
the music work, which means this
special work will be a great success.
Hotrard County Teacher.
Emory White had bis scraper and 8
crew of men at work yesterday clean
ing up the streetin frontof this office
There is no street in town, excepting
Main, that is used more and fixed les!
than this, and we wish to assure the
street commissioner that his efforts
are appreciated by all along the street
What it needs is some grading ant
sidewalk building the same as thu
street north has received. The prop
erty owlers stand ready to build sub
stantial walks as soon as the council
will establish a grade.
Cresco friends have received card
announcing the marriage on Tuesday
June 10, at Riceville, Iowa, of Mr.
John Culbert and Miss Louise Hat
ner. They will be at home to thei
friends after June 25th, in one of tn
| Swenson cottages on East High street
Mr.. Culbert is one of our most indus
trious and respected young men, au
his bride an attractive young lad
whose qualities of heart and min
gained for her large circle of friend
during her stay in Cresco as an en-
ployee of the Times Office. The Plat
DEALER extends congratulations.
The II. o. Rose commercial agenc
, 324 Dearborn ST., Chicago, is eithe
!, being imposed upon or is itself fraut
In going about the county we fin
letters from that agency demandin
s1.oO for two years subscription ft
r two yearssubscription for the People
Popular Monthly, Des Moines low
e from Nov. 1900 to Nov. 1902. Peep
t who never take paper without pa
ing for it in advance are getting the'
q letters and charitably(?) given 10 da,
q in which to remit. The paper is sci
at 10 cents year and is dear at tn