Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-08-28
W. P. Perry is reported as being Sc
riously indisposed.

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Buy one of those school suits at the
Hub for 81. SO, $500 and $3.50.
The fall term of the public school
begins next Monday morning.
Il. A. Wilson went to Cedar Falls
on the Tuesday evening train.
Girl wanted.-For work in a small
family. Enquire at this Office.
DR.. Ahern, front room over the E
e. Thompson Abstract Cffice. tf-59
w. D. Field, the piano man of El-
ma, was in Cresco the first of the
week.
House for rent-Enquire of J. G
Webster or B. f. Davis in the Berg
Block.
The Hub can show you any thing
you want for boys suit. Our prices
are the lowest. =
Miss Kate Toole returned last week
from her visit with brothers at Spo-
kane, Washington.
Dr. w. T. DAILY, physician and sur
geon. Office over Fields Furniture
store, opposite postonlce.
Hearst and Harrison wouldn't sound
bad as Presidential ticket for 1904
Creston Morning American.
Mrs. P. A. Clemmer and little
daughter returned Wednesday from
Charles City, accompanied by Miss
Blair.
John Rostratter has moved his fam.
lily to Cresco from Calmar and will
make this place their permanent resi-
dence.
Frank Hess is down from Albert
Lea, Minn., visiting with brothers
and other relatives in Cresco and vi
cinity.
Miss Mayme Byrne accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrisey home to Min
neapolis, Wednesday afternoon to re-
main until after the state fair.
MURTHA FARM-2l0 acres I miles
northeast of CreSco, for rent, or sale
on easy terms. Apply to
93w4 JOHN f. MURTHA.
The way the office seeks the man
In Winneshiek county is shownby the
number of men who announce them
selves as candidates for the legislature
During the storm of Monday even
\ ing there was considerable fall OF
hail accompanied by wind over a
smallsection few miles northwest of
town.
LosT-Saturday, Aug %, shoe
string handbag. between Rima Cor
ners and Cresco, on Granger road. II
returned to PLAIN DEALER office, a
suitable reward will be paid.
Miss Flora Turner left Tuesday
morning for Clear Lake, to take in
the Grand Session of the I. O. g. T..
After the Session she will visit with
friends there and at Cresco. Monona
Leader.
Chas Byrnes is in hospital at Chi
cago, i'll with typhoid fever, which,
however the attending physicians
think they have broken. His sisters,
Julia and Lizzie, who fortunately hap
pened to be in the city, are attending
him.
The street fair or carnival project
seems to be success. The finance
committe have secured pledges of s4OO
and have seen but very few as yet.
the bad weather preventing their get
tingabout. $1,000 is the amount they
wish to raise and they anticipate get
ting it without much trouble.
The New Farmington Mankato line
the G. NJ. & ST. Paul Ry., will be open
ed for business Monday, Aug. oath,
between Pennington and Wells, MINI.
daily except Sunday. This new line
will make short route between St.
Paul and Mankato and Wells, con-
Meeting at Wells with trains on the
500 Division. 10lt3.
Reuben Hazeldine was driving the
family horse on Elm Street Tuesday
evening when it colided with P. A.
Clemmers horse which was being driv-
en- by his sister. About 20 inches of
a shaft on the Clemmer buggy was
driven into its neck, entering the Jug
ular vein and the horse expired in a
very fsw minutes. From reports OF
witnesses, a blind horse and careless
driving by the boy were the causes OF
the accident.
Mrs. Byron CLARK visited relatives
at Cresco last week. /. Roy Tracy and
family spent several days last week
with friends at Cresco. Last We'd
nesday while threshing on farm near
Kendallville, the machire owned and
run by John Olson was wrecked by
what is supposed to have been dyna
mite. The accident happened about
noon. The cylender was blown into