Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-07-07
The new town Of Lidderdale, Carroll

auCLlOn sale OF lOL6 ABOUT the middle
of July. For particulars address
Edwin B. Magill, Mgr, Townsite
Dept, Fort Dodge, Ia.
The county officials are destroying
the last vestige Of an official recog-
milton Of the old village Of New Ore
gon by replatting it into irregular
surveys of the two sections formerly
plated in lots and blocks, giving each
tract Of land as now owned lot num-
Der. That part south of the bridge is
completed and filed for record and the
surveyor is at work replatting the
other section.
There is call from Indianapolis
for the PLAIN DEALER of June 23rd,
containing the second of Senator
Lyons articles, the applicant saying:
II consider this one OF the best and
most exhaustive digests of the misrep-
resentation of the trust contract that
/ have ever SEEM" This callexhausts
our supply, but IL they continue to
come the article with additions will
be republished.
w. j. Reckamp met with a peculiar
accident one day last week. He was
brushing out q box he uses in his
bakery to keep flour in, when in some
way the dust became ignited causing
an explosion which burned his face,
especially his cheeks, severely. We
have known of the highly explosive
qualities Of flour dust in mills, but
never before heard Of small quantities
of it exploding.
About a week ago Mat Kemnitz left
left Rtceville for Hot Springs, Ark,
in hopes Of improving bis health. On
Tuesday the Recorder received a tele-
gram from there announcing his death.
No particulars were given and at this
writing nothing more has been learn
ed. He had been a'sufferer from con-
sumption for some time. Mr.. Kem-
nitz was resident of Riceville for
many years and had large number
of friends here. .-Riceville Recorder.
In the last two issues OF the PLAIN
DEALER Senator Lyons OF Cresco ex-
plains why he refuses goods made by
the International Harvester Co. This
company is in the trust and is trying
to control the output and prices OF
u1nuers, mowers, etc. Mr. Lyons
states that no honest man can make a
contract or sign a note of the Inter
national Harvester Co., and that is
one of the many reasons why he refus-
es to sell their goods. Farmers who are
looking forward to their own interests
shonld not buy trust made goods
OsSian Bee.
Senator d. "A. Lyons, OF Howard
county, is having the fight Of his life
with the big harvesting machinery
trust, The Senator is agent for har-
vesters, but refuses to sell those that
belong to the .stsangling trust. He is
not making his fight in quiet way
either, but is publishing the methods
Of the trust abroad: In retaliation,
the trust is sending all kinds of agents
in Howard county, to kill the Lyons
business. The farmers will stand by
the senator II they know when they
are money In pocket and we guess they
do. -McGregor Times.
Tuesday, June 80, 1908, at the Or,
leans church, at q O'Clock p. m., occur
red the marriage Of Mr.. A. o. Bjerke
and Miss Martha Henderson, Rev.
Otterson officiating. The church was
beautifully decorated and the bridal
party made q fine appearance. They
were attended by three bridesmaids
and three groomsmen. A reception
at the home of the bride followed. The
best wishes Of host OF friends will GO
with them as they journey through
llife...... Miss Mary Kaatz came down
from Cresco Monday, for q couple oi
weeks visit with Mrs. M. Owen
Ridgeway Review.
Mr.. A. NJ. Thager, living 5 miles
north OF Cresco, Ia. on the Nichols
farm, brought to the city sample o1
Iowa corn that would surprise some Of
our less fortunate neighbors in the
southern part Of the state. By actual
measurement 1t was 81 feet high te
tip Of leaves and Mr.. Thayer states
that this is a fair average Of about 4(
acres he planted the first part OF May
After all is said of all counties, We
will bank Howard county, Ia, under
all conditions, against any county II
the state. Mr.. Thayer left a sample
OF this corn in the Mabon land office
Step in and take q look at IT.
4 The medical profession do not make
any pretense nfeuflng cancers. Docto
Melville O. Keith claims that he cal
4 cure every case that is not strucl
with death, and he cures with non
poisonous herbs and Aowers-not usin,
4 any drugs, plasters, polsons and b
never has any operation. DR.. Keitl
cures by following out the law 9
Protoplasmy which he discoyere
about 1890. II you want to kno,
J about curing cancer ask the editor {
this paper or wlite to Miss Mar
a Farnswnrth, OF Albert Lea, MINI.