Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-03-10

A. D. Combs, OF Chester, was Cres-
CO visitor Friday.
Fred Craghill returned yesterday to
Devils Lake, N. d.
Thos. Mabon is quite ill, threatened
with typhoid pneumonia.
Oliver G. Wanless of Anoka, Mlnn. {,
is in Cresco for few days.
Mrs. S. r. Snow returned home to
Little Falls, MINI !, last Friday.
DR.. c. D. Roome now occupies offices
over Lofthus s. Nemetz' grocery.
James Enyart goes back into the
City Barber Shop with Bob Arnold.
Horses clipped. Inquire at Ruddy s
feed barn. GUS DENoYELLEs.
Money to loan on real estate.
2t53 E. R. THOMPSON.
Joe Glass is able to be about town
again and expects to be at work again
snon,
WARPED-fwo sewing girls at tonce.
Inquire at John Johnson's dry goods
store. 52t4
A marriage license was issued last
week to Clinton Elliott and Rettie
Patterson.
For RENI-A small house in the
northeast part of town. Inquire OF
Fred Gallup.
Those new spring hats at The Hub
are the talk Of the town. We can show
anything you want.
Mrs Arthur D. Patterson left Fri.
day night for months visit with SIS
ters at Milwaukee, Wis.
Dr. w. T. DAILY, physician and sur
geon. Office over Fields Furniture
store, opposite postohice.
We. guarantee every Longley Hat
to. wear one year. HaYe them in ali
the new shapes at The Hub.
Look out for the Bazaar and Easter
market, given by the NJ. E. Ladies, in
the church parlors, Apr. 10-11.
Mrs. Royal Wentworth, living on
the south side, is reported as very
dangerously ill with heart trouble.
For SALE Two full plooded BLACK
Poll bulls, 1 and 3 years old.
Enquire of +. B. CLEMMER, Cresco.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Juhn h. CarIoll went
to Chester Saturday to visit Albert
Graves and family and returned Mon.
day.
! Regular meeting Cresco Camp 12l
W. o. W., this Tuesday evening.
Work in Protection and Morning
Degree,
Rev. Eather MeCarty and his sister
are both i'll with the la grippe. Rev
Looesbrock conducting his services
for him last Sunday.
| VIM. Wilson and Robt. Despard are
opening a barber shop in the building
lately vacated by Albert Grayos, will
Everything nice and new,
FARMS FOR SALE-120 acre farm O
two eighties, good buildings, vel
fenced, miles east of Granger, MINI
3O-3 mos Fl. O. SERFLINa.
VIM. Kellow hands in a change Q
advertisement which will appear !
the next issue. yellow always has a
pp-to-date stock, and sells at a fai
price.
FURs WANTED-Will pay highes
market price for Furs of all kind
Enquire of Walt Bowers, at Powell
Blacksmith Shop, west of Potter
Livery.
Plows, discs, wagons and buggl,
should be brought to John G. Holm
strom for repairs now, so as to
ready when wanted. Axle stubbing
speciality. 5l-t4
: Katie Markovitz has an auction sa
of farm machinery at her place, tv
miles north of Protivin, commencil
! at l. r. m, Friday, March 13th, on Il
} usual terms. Finegan, auctioneer-
Puts roses in her saucy cheeks,
Il Makes her eyes grow bright with fl
8 Makes months seem like weeks;
That's what Rocky Mountain T
h has done. Sold by DR.. Connolly
Great spring tonic. Drives out
Impurities. Makes the blood ric
: Fill you with warm, tingling life.
spring blessing is Rocky Noun ia
Tea. 35 cents. Sold by DR.. Connol
An unknown man, presumably
tramp, committed suicide last We
by drowning in the Wapsie river, t
miles south of Riceville. 1t is said
left note on the bridge giving
name.
Mrs. M. E. Tuttle and Lois arriy
le in Postville Saturday nightfrom,Cl
CO. Lois returned to Chicago NJ
day night, but Mrs. Tuttle will
main for several weeks.-Postvl
~ Review.
Makes mother eat, makes father
p,oEoc GRO nd mo cot ,ooI>ac rro NJ