Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-10-21
Dads good, cheap -four only s5c per

Dads good, cheap flour only csc per
sack. Try sack.
DIR. Harry Cannon came down from
> st. Paul Thursday evening.
Il Regular meeting of Manchester
> Grove, No. IS, w. O., this evening.
Il Mrs. j. f. Bickford and children
> returned yesterday from their LIE Roy
visit.
IL E. A. Church returned Wednesday
evening from business trip to St.
Paul.
M. ]. White left Monday evening
for visit with his daughter in New
York.
Mrs. E. d. Brian arrived from st.
Paul yesterday, for visit with Cresco
: friends.
DR.. ]. ]. Ahern, front rooms e. r.
> Thompson's new Office building, north
: of postof1ce.
: Don't fail to come to the Halloween
= social at VIM. Kellow,s Oct. 81. Sup.
= per 10 cents.
II The Methodist ladies will serve a
> Chicken Pie supper on the night OF
the election.
II Mrs. j. A. Barrett returned yester-
> day noon from her visit with her boys
in Washington.
II Mrs. s. T. Burke and little daugh-
ter returned yesterday to their home
in Mendoza, Ill.
Il DR.. j. W. Jinderlee, Physician and
{ Surgeon. Front rooms over Sobolik g
Hardware store. lott
II Come and have your fortunes told
and your supper, all for 10 cents at
Will Kellow's, Oct. 81.
Dr. w. T. DAILY, physician and sur.
geon. Once over Fields Furniture
: store. opposite poston1ce.
II you want farm loan at q low
rate of interest, see American Loan
& Trust Company, Cresco, Iowa.
The Cresco High School foot ball
> team plays Decorah at that place
> to-day, and hot game is anticipated,
: Mrs. Fannie Mirtey has been the
> guest Of her motner In Howard Center
!. township during the past three weeks.
: mrs. frank Stanton and little daugh-
> ter arrived Wednesday from Nash Ia /,
Iowa, for visit with Oresco friends.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Miller! sand son
are at Perham, Minn., looking after
the affairs Of the late Mrs. Cunning.
ham.
GRUBB1Na WANTED:-About Il
acres of land close to town. Will give
the wood for the grubbing. Enquire
of NJ. 81. Culbert.
: Some money found recently in Cres-
co, awaits an owner at this Office.
Prove your property, pay charges and
Il take your money.
Sile Oxley left Monday for Lime
Springs; he has contract to paint
= = eleven buildings on the N. j.. Garter
= = farm in Howard county.-Ossian Bee.
The Mission Circle of the Baptist
church will serve missionary tea at
3. the home of Mrs Joe Bowers, Tuesday
/. Oct. 18th, from to 7. Program in
= the evening.
d A. Woods was down from Lime
" Springs, Wednesday, and he and Nc
s; Arthur posted the money for the race
Is we mentioned In our last issue. It is
g set for Saturday, Oct 29th.
:, From indigestion, aches and pains,
- Your system will be free,
- II youll but take timely drink
9 Rocky Mountain Tea.
: Sold by DR.. Connolly.
of Miss Nettie Thaler, OF Calmar, will
/ lgiye lessons in voice culture III Crescc
sr and will be pleased to meet anyone
desirous of receiving instruction by
the best methods. Address her al
Calmar, Iowa.!
Prof. and Mrs. Z. e. A. Ling, Miss
Helen Chaplin and some Of the public
30 school teachers left Wednesday even
ID ing to attend tho Northeastern Iowa
le Teachers Association meeting now ir
N session at Dubuque.
- For eruptions, sores, pimples, kid
= = ney and liver troubles, constipation
= indigestion. use 'Hollister's Rocky
= Mountain Tea. Carries new life tt
- - every part OF the body. Tea or tablet
- = form. IS cents. Sold by DR., Connolly
s. Don't forget the T. R. Powers sale
II OF horses, cattle and machinery or
Thursday, Nov. 3, on his farm south
! west of Cresco. This will be one ol
!, the largest sales this fall. Mr.. Powers
Il bas rented his farm and will return tx
it Decorah to make his home.
Y Mrs. Pearl Kicks 0Mitchell enter
n tained the w. R. @. Friendly Society
y y at her home Tuesday afternoon, serv
IS ing refreshments and very hospitality
q, caring for those in attendance. Tht
y society is making arrangements for ar
apron and Quilt sale some time in the