Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-11-04

1dken Op.-A DurOc barrow pie
about 2 weeks-ago that weighs about
20 pounds. Owner is requested to take
it away and pay charges.
JOHN PECINovsKY.
For SALE-Fifteen head Short-horu
cattle, both sexes, also 2 Poland
China boars, and farm of 10 acres,
2 miles from Cresco.
?. NJ. BANNING, Cresco, la.
i A big haul by highwaymen, substi
tutes and Others who steal the gooo
name and fame of Rocky Mountain
Tea made famous by Madison Medi
cine co. 35c. For sale by VIM. Con.
molly.
The report is current that Frank e.
Long has organized second compa.
ny and started them on the road. If
the report is true his many friends
In Cresco will be pleased to hear of
his success.
Positively antiseptic measures are
used in shaving, hair cutting, and in
The bath rooms at the City Barber
shop under Shuttleworth's Drug
Store, thus preventing diseases that
sometimes occur in barber shops.
Geo. w. Pierce one of the early set
tiers of this county and for years in
the mercantile trade iu New Oregon.
died in Minneapolis last week. He
was married in New Oregon to Miss
Della Bartholomew who survives him,
TAKEN UP-At my place 81 miles
south of Cresco, New Oregon twp,
Oct. 20, 1902, Polled Angus bull
about three years old. Owner will
please prove property, pay charges and
remove the animal. Frank Moudry.
VIM. Kellow Jr., was at Prairie du
Chien over Sunday visiting Mrs. Kel.
low who underwent severe operation
at the Sanitarium there last Friday.
She was in a very serious condition
for short time afterward but is now
considerably improved.
Prof. Caswell and wife had a little
unpleasant experience Thursday last,
while driving, through the breaking
OF the neckyoke, the team became un-
manageable throwing them both out
breaking the Professors arm and in
juring Mrs. Caswell somewhat
Mrs. G. Long and daughter, Mrs.
Flock, was called home from Chicago
to visit the formers sister, Mrs. Moch-
ler and niece, Miss Hickey of Upton,
Iowa. Mrs. Long and her sister Mrs.
Mockler have not seen eachother for
46 years, and joyfully was their meet
ing.
Frank Thaler, who was learning the
drug business at DR.. Nachtwey's two
years ago, is leader Of the orchestra
with the Columbia Theatre company,
joining them at Lacrosse last week.
He received cordial greetings from
his many young friends here.-Alla-
makee Journal.
Gust A. Stern, of Davis Corners has
the goods at right prices and desirous
of selling them adopts the sensible
method of informing the public about
them in the PLAIN DEALER the only
right way to advertise. All the staple
groceries can be found with him of
as good quality as at any store in the
county and at as low price as at any
of them.
John Reilly having sold his farm
seven miles west of Cresco and five
miles south Of Lime Springs, will have
an auction sale on the premises on
Tuesday, November lS, commencing
at 10 a. m. In this sale is included
horses, cattle, swine, hausehold goods,
poultry, farm implements OF all kinds.
On sums over $40, one years time for
bankable paper at per cent. John
Ffnnegan, auctioneer.
E. E. Bateman has taken the agency
for the Cresco steam laundry. j.
Macket Of Cresco was a business caller
IN town Tuesday last. :. Mrs. M. J.
Bowers Of Cresco is visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. f. o. Brown this week. ;.
At the dance Wednesday evening r.
%. Bateman gave prize of box of
bonbons to the couple who were the
best walters. c, r. McWilliams and
Clara Rathert were awarded the prize
by the judge.-Chester Herald.
I, Rudolph Blatter, do hereby re
tract all statements made by me here
tofore concerning Mrs. Hulda Michael
of Howard county, Iowa, and I wish
to state that know nothing against
the character of Mrs. Michael or that
would in any way effect her standing.
l simply repeated malicious report
against her which / found upon inves-
tigation was untrue and desire as
far as possible TO make amends for the
wrong which 1 did her. Oct. 27, 1902
RUDOLPH BLATTER.
VIM. Devreaux and family departed
Tuesday morning for Minot, North
Dakota where they will make their
future home. Elma people regret the
loss Of this highly esteemed family