Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-26
County Notes.

County Notes.
John Gerber Sr., living on the coun-
ty line in New Oregon is seriously i'll,
and as he is IS years of age his family
are concerned about his condition.
Chas Carol on the old James Carol
homestead has field OF corn that was
in the dentlng condition Aug. 18th.
The old farm is abundantly supplied |
with apples.
Mr.. Reha, Frank Hrdina, w. f..
Lukes, Joseph Mlady and j. X. KOS
tohryz have made success of farming
Mr.. KoStoryZ has an orchard OF over
400 trees in bearing condition and an
abundance of choice apples.
L. NJ. Novak is preparing to move
his store building which will leave
Jas. kostka, blacksmith and wood
worker, the only one in business in
North Protovin.
The South portion of the village is
growing steadily, and the merchants
and implement men are having a fair
trade.
The creamery is still conducted by
j. A. DoStal and is turning out 60 tubs
a week. Do5tal is butter maker and
business manager and is conducting
its affairs to the appro val OF the peo-
pie.
Matthias Junko has opened up a
farm west of the town, built new
house and will be in the swim in a
year or so.
John Bouska is becoming one OF the
large land proprietors of the county
having recently added the Converse
willow-groye farm to his possessions.
T. ]. Pecnivosky, Ed Slama, Frank
Stka have fine crops and are getting
them very well secured.
John Pecinovsky has splendid
young orchard Of $4,000 trees just com
ing into bearing, among the different
5 varieties being large number OF win
ter apples, the fruit being large and
t plentiful, with keeping quality to
7 June.
n Herman Kull is judiciously and ca
: pably managing their large farm
:, which is well stocked with cattle
u horses and sheep with an abundance
, of hay and feed of all kinds to keeE
d them till ready for market.
vi Schley keeps adding to its business
y opportunities, a new blacksmith ant
Y wagon repair shop having been addet
e recently by Mr.. L. l. Olson OF Saude
The creamery is doing agood bnsines:
= putting out about 800 pounds Of
If choice butter week. The store Q
lie Malek and Co. is having a large trad
and the Syl Barnes store building vii
lsoCn have stock ofgoods we are told
Owen Murray has been managin
~ the Bulls farm very successfully TIL
~ past summer and with the increase
1t facilities for handling and careing 70
~ its horses and cattle. with the neN
" large barn just completed, the farl
~ will be made more prof table than ever
y Frank McCaryille, John II. Harri
~ and John Hawk are successfully mar
n. aging their several farms, and We h
IS, leve they are prospecting az they d.
ST serve to from their industry and pr
10 dent management.
a. w. Isbell is having as fine GRO
as was ever grown on the lsbcll farm
only necdiog a little sunshine to pu
in condition for threshing And sue
ny a drove of hogs and pigs we haedl
ne ever saw before, Chester whites an
" Jersey reds. The farm is we'll Stoke
a with cattle and horses and Art seem
Sc as much at home in caring for thel
n as he was 10 caring for drug store
Il Just now the family is having plea:
), ant time viSitin. with sister, Mr.
Is, MilWard and her daughter, your
Gu lady of talent as reader and elocl
g. ZIONIST of whom the press Of Minnea]
" oils has said many fine things but L
Efattery, for every word of praise
meritea AND richly earned with har
81 and successful work. We hope to hea
it, her some evening before she leaves fc
IN Boston where she attends the Emerso
he School of Oratory this winter. ST
u, is nov q graduate Of two institution
ne of Oratory and deseryedly stands big
be in the profession.
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no Stomach and Liver Tablets Easy
. take Pleasant in effect. For sale /
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