Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-08-28

| vi ClIcuS Day," brand new CON-
edy drama with an original plot, plen-
ty of thrilling dramatic action, a
pleasing Injection OF broad comedy
and sprinkAng of high-class musical
and dancing specialties will be the
attraction at Cresco, Ia, on next
Monday evening. In addition to
mounting each and every act with a
wealth of magnificent scenery, Mr.. II.
Fl. Frazee has engaged most accept
able acting company, several of this
number being local favorites. The
production is perfect and complete in
every respect and should prove one of
the best offerings of the present sea-
son.
Mr.. Albert Zundelowitz who with
his wife have been renewing old ac-
quintances In Cresco and whose resi-
dence is at Wichita Falls, Texas, is
the owner of q large cattle ranch in
Western Texas. The other day we
read letter from the man in charge
of the ranch and its herd informing
Mr.. q. OF the time when he desires to
brand the young animals of the herd,
which event VIII call Mr.. z. and his
| wife home soon. The ranch consists
of 2l sections of land in body, 13, 44O
acres upon which he has 5000 head of
cattle, 2 and 3 years old His ranch
man wrote him that the 2 year olds
would sell at s20 each and the year
olds at S25 each. This land is all en-
closed and subdivided into several
large lots, each being watered by
means of wellsSand tanks SO that the
stock at all times have an abundant
supply of water. The ranch is situat-
ed two hundred miles from his home,
one hundred Of which is by stage or
private conveyance. There is post
Office, Petersburg, Texas, five miles
from the ranch. A few years ago Mr..
Zundelowitz had clothing store and
gents furnishing house in Cresco,
where both were highly esteemed for
their excellent qualities of mind and
their generous qualities of heart, and
Cresco people bear them in kindly re-
membrance.
Elsewhere is notice OF Mr.. D.
Barnes in which he announces his
purpose to transfer his stock and hog
purchases and shipments to Ridgeway
and Bonair. This is the result of the
movement Of the city council to trans
fer portion Of market street into a
public park. Instead of doing what
Mr.. Barnes contemplates he should
procure room on the railroad ground
somewhere between Roche's and
Graf's feed stores, II it can be obtain
ed. Never permit the accidents on
the city council to buck you out Of the
city. Here is where your business is
and here you ought to remain, both
for yourself and for Cresco. OF course
the city authorities have legal right
to cause him to yacate the street, but
all that ground from block 26 to the
east line of block 30 having been dedi-
Gated to the public and plated as
market street, by what authority,
without having had it vacated as a
street, does the city close it to the
public and dedicate it to park pur-
poses? We ask for information and
will gladly allow space to anyone who
can give the public this information.
AS the town was originally laid out,
Pine street west of block Is and par
allel with the east line of Pine street
was dedicated to street purposes. A
portion oft west of block Is is enclos-
ed and used for B COW pasture. This
is perhaps small matter, but while
the city council is clearing the streets
fromintruders why not look after this
one?