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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-11-21
CREsCo COUNTY IOWA TUESDAY NOVEMBER 2l 1905

II. Q. Howard leaves to-day for his
old home in Albion, Neb., on account
of the serious Illness of his aged
mother.
Hello Bill! Are you still barbering
in Cresco? Well should say 1 am
and cutting hair for l5c in the G. f..
Miller Building.
For SALE-A very nice young,
large, English Berkshire boar. Regis
tered. Enquire of
G. d. NICHOLS.
For SALE-A hard coal stove, a
New Home sewing machine and q
mantel clock-good as new. Enquire
Of MRS. J. M. WooDs.
James Kettleson writes us that he
is now located at Oelwein, Ia, where
he has a nice position in q store,
having sold his interest in the store
at Clermont.
5th annual cleaning up sale at Kel-
logg's Music store. Some big bargains
in Pianos, Organs and Sewing Ma
chimes. Come quick If you want some
special bargains.
W. ]. Webster, one mile west of
Cresco has lots of Poland Chinas for
sale, both male and female. Good
heavy bone and the very bestof breed
ing. N. I. Telephone. 15tf
LosT-Saturday last, package con-
tanning some table linen. Finder will
please leave with the book-keeper at
the Alliance Store
MRS. M. o. MITCHELL.
Hamm's Beer-That's all! Parties
desirous of same can secure it either
in case or keg by addressing +. O
Kelly, LIE Roy, Mimi. All orders will
receive prompt attention. biaw 4w.
II you are troubled with indigestion,
constipation, or sour stomach, or any
other pain, HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea will make you we'll. IS cen ts.
Tea or Tablets. Sold by DR.. Connolly
Don't miss the German Medicine
Company's show, commencing Mon
day, November 9th, at the Opera
House. More startling and pleasing
features than any other two shows on
the road.
]. @. Webster is In receipt of a
letter from Pres. @. @. Pickett. OF the
State University of Illinois, at Urbana,
which is highly commendatory of the
work being done by VIM. Redep, whn
is taking course in law at that
school.
Many children inherit constitutions
weak and feeble, others due to child.
hood troubles. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will positively cure
children and make them strong. IS
cents. Tea or Tablets. For sale by
DR.. Connolly.
John NJ. Cannon and family left
yesterday noon for their new home in
st. Paul, MINI. Their address viii
be 90 Victoria ST. The good wishes
of all the Crescn acquatntances OF this
4stimable family accompany thsm to
their new home.
/. A Lakota young man, while boost.
irg himself in the presence OF his bes,
girl stated among other things thai
he was an early riser. 'That dom,
bly you anything with me-" she re
marked, adjusting few hair pins
81 just hate the nasty little things.
| Mrs. 10 Graf has been entertaining
her cousin, Mrs. Fred. Ryan, and Mis-
Winnie Ryan, of Cresco... Mrs. Ren
ry Rink and her two children, wer'
down from Cresco visiting her sister
Mrs. Steff-s, several days, returning
home Tuesday. Andrew Stmsod
took his wife to Cresco Wednesday t.
the hospital to consult DR.. Kessel
and returned the same day. he vii
take her again today, when an opera
! tion will probably be performed
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-11-21
Look !! Look !!

at that stylish hair cut that
young fellow has go,!!l Isn't it q
beauty? Why Old Bill cuts that kind
for l5c at c. f. Mil,er's building! No
extra charge for neck shave.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-11-21
For Sale.

For Sale.
The south ll9a acres of the north
east quarter of sec 4, Howard Center
twp, known as part of the McHugh
farm. j. ]. AHERN, Admr,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-11-21
Buckwheat Wanted !!

Highest cash price paid.
@. f. FREEHAUF,
at Cresco Roller Mills.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-11-21
Chicken Pie Supper

The ladies of the Episcopal church
will serve chicken pie supper in the
old hardware store in the Strother
House block on Tuesday, How. 2lst
from O'Clock until all are aoryed.
Supper Is cents.
MENU
Chicken Pie
Scalloped Potatoes
Boston Baked Beans
Cabbage Salad
Rolls Brown Bread
Apple, Pumpkin and RASPBERRY Pies
Doughnuts Jelly Tarts
Tea Coffee
FOR SALE.
Is choice Duroc Jersey boars (pedi-
greedy and Hereford bulls Come
and see them. They will suit you.
UPTON BROS. s. KRuMM,
Creseo, Iowa.
For Sale.
Is head Of thoroughbred Chester
White boars, large enough forservtce.
81. J. WERBER,
8 miles southeast of Cresco.
For Sale or Rent.
My residence in Cresco. A snap II
taken at once. DR.. J. J.. AHERN.
Tor Sale,
Groom. cottage in Bergs addition.
Enquire of Jno. Birtwistle.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-11-21

For Sale.
Some fine Duroc Jersey boars. En-
quire Of P. M. HERoLD, R. F. D., No.
Z. Cresco. 2ltS
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-11-21

For sALE-A very nice young,
large, English Berkshire boar. Regis
tered. Enquire of
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-11-21

Hello Bill! Are you still barbering
in Cresco? Well / should say I am
and cutting hair for 15c in the G. r..
Miller Building.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-11-21

H. Q. Howard leaves to-day for his
old home in Albion, Neb., on account
of the serious illness of his aged
mother.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25
MAY PROVE FATAL
When VIII Salt Lake City People
Learn The Importance OF IL.

Backache is only a simple thing at
first;
Bot when you know It's from the
Kidneys
That serious kidney troubles follow:
That diabetes, Bright's disease may
be the fatal end,
You win gladly profit by the follow
ing experience.
IT'S the statement of Salt Lake
City citizen
Mrs John Bausel, wife OF John
Bausell, briCkayer, OF Z Galena block
says; "lf all annoyed for years with
pain across the loins, sometimes so Sc
we're that they can scarcely stand Il.
which resists the use OF plasters and
other makeshifts; II all bothered with
q weakness IN the action and condi-
ton OF The kidney secretions. disturb
ing their rest al night despite the fact
ot using remedies, could have those
ailments removed as quickly as Doans
Kidney Pulls procured az the r. j..
I'M Drug Co.'S store stopped mine
then hackache or kidney complaint IN
any Of lte forms would ceage 10 exist
I'm this vicinity Satisfied that the first
box aid m" wonderful amount OF
good ] purchased "a second and when
gtopped n the last attack disappeared
Mr. Bansell also used noan's Kidney
Pills md from me treatment received
undouhied honeht We both recon-
mend the remedy very enthusIastical-
w."
For eale BY an dealers Price 20
cents Foster Mllhurn Co. Bunalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the -Doan's--and
take no other,
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fully gathered aud compiled by Mr..
Wet2ell; The number studying plano,
lao. violin 20i, guitar, l29, mandolin,
3Gl cOrnet, 90, trombone, q flute, ~
claronet, TO- other Instruments li2.
Another classification gives the num-
Der IN each school, pursuing musical
studies; Bonneville, 49, Emerson, N;
Franklin, i2S Fremont 1879; Grant, 1893;
Hamilton, 1874; Jackson, 9j Jordan ";
Lafayette, 27l Lincoln "a, Lowell 252,
OQulrrh, 1872 Riverside. 49, sumner, l6l;
Twelfth, 49, ulntah, 81 Union, 3bi
Wasatch, 287 Washington, l0i Web
ster l72. Whittier 49 Training, 30.
From this number orchestras viii be
organized and supplied with music.
Much credit ~ due the teaching corps
for the hearty response given requests
made by the supervisor OF music, and
for the increased interest manifested
By them I'm the advancement OF the
cause OF musical training, The plan
FIR the immediate future Is 10 provide
teachers with successive treatlses on
the fundamental principles OF theory,
and 20 continue the regular courses Of
fered by the supervisor,
owing to the demise OF Mr. Plnney,
al public school functions, In the line
Of entertainment, have been postponed
for the present.
Appropriate commemorative exercises
were held last Tuesday In all the build
ings.
supt Christensen and Or, Brown have
been visiting a number Of schools dur
INK the past week with a view OF or
ganlzlng antl-clgarette leagues among
the girls as well as the boys. President
and vice president were elected to rep
resent each section.
Or. Brown will address the public
school teachers In the near future on
the cigarette question. His sugges-
tons win be regarding the remedial
means OF abollshing the cigarette habit,
rather than the punitive,
Floral tributes were made by the
teachers TO Messrs. Plnney and Nelden.
| The principal body betokened their
high esteem OF the former In a similar
manner The death Of the latter came
| too late to permit any concerted action
TO be taken by the principals IN his
honor.
Miss Sylvia Cohn left for New York
Mrs lfreeland has taken her grade at
the Lincoln,
Considerable activity viii be made
by the High school In social functions
! during the coming month.
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rival was escorted to the kitchen, pre-
scented with a recipe for some article
OF food which he was requested to
prepare, then and there. and serve lat
er TO the assembled company. This
unique manner OF getting refresh
ments was most successfully carried out
ana the boys cooked as though they
had had months Of Holmgren training
back OF them. Professor and Mrs,
Ball chaperoned the party.
The military ball given Tuesday
evening in the Thatcher pavilion was
the most elegant and ENJOYABLE So
cial event OF the college year. The hall
was beautifully decorated by the ca
diets with flags and military trophies
The grand march was led by Capt. and
MRS Styer and after an hours dancing
the cadets went through a public drill
under the direction OF Capt Styer.
performing the most difficult military
evolutlons with the ease, grace and
promptness OF well trained soldiers
After the drill refreshments were
served and dancing was kept up until
one o'clock
Three teachers from the Latter day
Saints university In Salt Lake CITY.
Prof, Homer Prof Caldwell and Prof.
Horn, who were in town Saturday with
the basket ball team OF their school.
visited the college and addressed the
students In chapel.
Prof Merrill, Prof Northrop, Mr.. j..
a. Crockett and Miss Lydia Holmgren
have been holding a Farmers Institute
in Morgan the past week.
AT the Domestic Science dinner the
past week Miss Smith entertained. This
week Mrs, Wldtsoe receives her
friends
Daily rehearsals Of "She stoops to
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splendid harmony It is lively,
thrilingly interesting piece, and viii
undoubtedly meet with popular favor.
Prof. Robinson has been fortunate In
securing the services OF Prot. Harris,
who win have charge OF the orchestra,
and OF Miss Lillian Oliver who viii
preside at the plano, The piece Is be-
ing well costumed and there is no
doubt but this will be the browning
success OF the musical department, un-
der Prof Robinson, Notwithstanding
the excellent work done in operettas
heretofore.
The basketball game on Wednesday
afternoon between the All Hallows
team from salt Lake and the b. Y.
college second team was fast and In
teresting one, but very one-sdcd. The
score was l6 TO 10 IN favor of the local
team, The college second team Is In
a fair way to become a rival OF the
first team, It's work was excellent on
Wednesday.
The Usona society gave brilliant
social party In the gymnasium Tuesday
evening There was a good attendance
and agnln the girls proved themselves
20 be the best Of host Refresh
monts We're served, and there were
games and dancing to while away
pleasantly the hours from TIL 70.
The Nature Study club, which was
organized last week has completed It's
election Of officers and win 20 TO work
mt once Prof Wolfe is presidents Ada
England, vice president, and Abel Rich,
secretary and treasurer. The club has
divided itself into three sections Miss
Edith Bowen win be director Of the 20
illogical work, In the botanical section.
Prof, A. N. Merrill win have charge
and Jesse Bulge win direct the work
IN geology. II Is planned that excur-
sions IN the mountains win be taken,
and all phases OF nature win be studied.
Tho biological section has already out
lined an interesting study OF bird mi
grafton, and VIII gather data and keen
records OF the coming and going of IA
mill7r birds IN this locality They viii
also cndeavor to create a public SEN
timent against the wanton killing Of
harmless birds.
Prof. S. II Clarks lectures on the az
ternoon ana evening OF March 10 are
being anticipated with much interest
by Logan people His subject Mt the
afternoon lecture win be Richard IT."
The evening VIII De devoted to a mis-
cellaneous program
The basketball team OF the mission
airy class last week challenged the IA
Guilty for % game Thorp ls some earn
est practising being done by certain
athletic faculty members. and II "a ru-
morod INT the challenge viii be ac-
cepted v any aptitude FOR the game
can be developed among the teachers.
TNr Tohn A Vri1to,. ,,.,. a.. 49,.
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L. D. $. UNIVER SlTY.

Salt Lake Clty.--The members Of the
senior class viii hold their monthly
evening meeting at the home OF Orson
Rogers this evening. Sylvia Comp
ton.
The girls belonging 10 the senior
basket ball team are preparing for the
contest to be held In the near future
with the Nevada girls. LEONE Asper.
The class IN English has just FIN
ished "Buehler's Practical Exercises In
English" and are now studying FIX
position" preparatory 10 writing pa
per on the characters In Midsummer
Nights Dream. Charlotte Wotze
The class in qualitative analysis has
finished making their reagents and also
have tested over thirty known salts,
Next week they viii test four unknown
salts present in compounds prepared
by the teacher.-J w, West
The training class and the normal
teachers experienced a delightful trip
to Ensign Peak on Thursday The day
being very bright and the atmosphere
clear, an excellent yiow Of Salt Lake
valley was obtained. Pref. Jensen
pointed out tho different canyons and
streams TO the students and the beauty
Of the valley was observed by ALL
Laura Young
In devotional exercises on Tuesday
Prof j. NJ. Mills addressed the school
and eNhorted all to have a determina-
tion to finish their education and stick
To II and they could overcome all OBJ
stacles, Prof A. b. Christensen spoke
on the same subject giving some of his
observations while he was attending the
University OF Michigan. owen Hors-
fall
by wise recommendation OF the fac
ulty and a generous act OF the board
Of trustees, we are now able to be
taught how TO dance IN school The
services Of Mr. Christensen, instructor
i'm dancing, have been secured, and he
VIII conduct a school for dancing every
Friday afternoon. This ~ step that
VIII be appreciated by an who desire to
learn that graceful art-O NJ. Rogers.
Last Sunday evening" Prof Mills. In
company with a number Of students,
went to the Fifteenth ward meeting
The students who spoke were Orson
WALKER Florence Rollins, Anita Eard-
ley, Irene Done and Joseph b. Harris,
The remarks OF these students and the
comments Of the professor occupied the
entire evening, and the service was a
most interesting and instructive one
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25
WEBER STAKE ACADEMY,

Profs d. o, Mckay and w, NJ Nc
Kendrlck were visitors nt the h. y
university at Provo last Monday They
we're much impressed with the progress
that institution has made during the
last few years.
Henry A. Anderson. former student
and recently returned missionary paid
the school pleasant visit Thursday,
Tuesday morning the student body
devoted some time TO the reading ana
discussion OF the constitution recently
prepared by committee selected by
the students.
Washlngtons birthday was httingly
celebrated by the students and teach
ers.
Monday morning the school was fav-
ored with visit from Bishop n, T.
Wooley who occupied the time az de-
yotional. The Bishop spoke on the sub
ject OF mutual helpfulness and urged
the students to prepare themselves
while IN school, for the service OF hu-
manlty.
Prof Bradford was absent Thursday
and Friday attending a funeral in Salt
Lake.
Bishop James Ward Of North Ogden
occupied the time at devotional Thurs
day He compared in an interesting
manner the educational advantages Of
fered so years ago with those Of to-
day, and showed how, through economy
OF time and well directed efforts one
may prepare himself for important po-
stions IN life. -
Steps were taken, Thursday, to Sc
cure competent leader for our school
band, The boys will from now on make
rapid progress and we may expect to
hear something good from them before
the close OF the school year.
The basketball game between the w,
$. A. and In S, u. ON Washingtons
birthday IN the latter's gymnasium re-
suited I'm victory for the former
school. The deaf boys played a good
game and at the end Of the first half
the score was rs TO 10 in fayorsof the
w. $, A. In the sscoad half the W.
S. A. boys made II points to their OPP
ponents T. The final score was IS
10 %.
At O'clock on Saturday Feb. 25, the
b. Y. U, team of Provo meets the W.
$. A, IN Lester park pavilion. A lively
and interesting game IL expected.
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ments IN honor OF faculty members at
their home this evening.
The Book OF Mormon society held.a
meeting In the college on Wednesday
evening.
Elder Catmul OF Benson ward was an
interested visitor at the collI. me-
chanic arts department this week.
zecnariah Ballantyre and wife OF
Men9n Ida. were visiting the college
on Monday.
Earl u, Greenwely Of Ogden, and
Prof William Homer of the I. ID. 3.
university Of Salt Lake were visitors on
sunday. Prof. Homer spoke to the col
lege Sunday school In an interesting
manner on peculiar religious customs
IN Catholic communities.
ID. A. Banks Of Eterrit, Ida visited
the college on Monday and was much
interested In the work being done In the
mechanic arts department,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25
To The People

EvERYBopYs MAGAZINE instament my
"Frenzled Finance "a out today.
In i I begin story of Amalgamated.
TENS @ Sg ana handle n % a % Of m ''onndr'y s
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reach once James Escontroe the Currency Of the
the Commercial National and
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him. it the poopie'o say so
James N Beck! ok Assistant Attorney General Of the United
amt and R 2Ss sS@PGH y E gSt H S peep behind the
fingers and thumb over and under hs collar and in Jerk pun and
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Other things and people of moment manhanded and headed for @
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Of ReyeSs Sun dcuatsd every copy would sold within sr
@ no THE fs s ana G Ss G s s Up @ .d " sss Ps my the
omsn was slow and heavy that there was not enough
have yet writer IT. full Of valuable dnc9tona nit ter It was
the Crimes Of But with the lively ehspter in the March
halt in
e s'2e ponder Ss y sss ri; ss March number
2Rd at G END of Sqq thar S ' S STT Ave Sfs
The French nifty trying to exchange their royal collar for the
that his better than his company
IN constitutional and still at &C.
compelled after Of silence 10 publicly
70
after the their fixed on the devies Of the
President champion With popular
jorty given OF his predecessors
American
business the three falling ut the rate
a
taught
to dirty
for fres-
greatest hu5-
world
dried
a fireplace the wind at It,
national bank The city Bank
could
accused
America was
dssensons goging aud hauling ea
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not touched
KansasCod bless
the muddy
OF the reptlesdolse!
these things they read this months Issue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25
BRldllAM YoUNd COLLEGE.

Logan, FEB. 2l.-The college musical
department IL engaged In the anal re-
hearsals Of the comic opera, "l}illee
Taylor" which is 70 be presented In the
Thatched Opera House next Wednes-
day evening, March T. The principals
and chorus numbers more than so peo-
pie and with the orchestra about 20 win
be engaged IN the presentation. It was
an ambitious move on the part OF Prof.
Robinson TO undertake such an opera
as the one selected which is superior
to anything hitherto attempted in Lo-
gan exclusively by students. The work
done up to now insures a successful
performance. The chorus work Is ex-
cellent, and some OF the rich and har-
monious passages are rendered with
finish that rivals many a regular opera
company, "Billeo Taylor" by the way,
is full OF good music, catchy songs and
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BpldllAM YoUNG uNlvEp SHY.

Provo, Feb. g. Yesterday morning
the following very excellent program
was rendered IN honor Of Washlngtons
birthday
Selection, (medcy Of national airsl
...,s..,,. ..,,,,,..,,.,.,. Orchestra
singing America .,.,- Congregation
Invocation u,.,.. Prof Alfred Oumond
Exercise ..,.., Kindergarten children
solo, "rhe sword OF Bunker Hiw.
...,,...,,,,,.,,pr Prof a. &, Lund
Address,, President a. II. Brimhan
solo. "Star Spangled BanneT'....,
Observation-Disclosures. Pearl Roren
Addroi3 ,..,,.,t.,,,,t.,,W J, snow
solo. THE Flag Without Stain.
.,..v....u,. Florence Jepperson
Reading THE NRu Without
Country ..mHyrum ManwarIng
Selection .,,.,,,v.,.p..., Orchestra
President Sainsberry Of tho student
body presided no this meeting I'm the
evening a BAH was given In the gym
uaslum,
college han was crowded with de-
lighted listeners ot the two readings
given saturday afternoon 1nd evening
hy Mrs Bertha Kun2 Baker, The stu
dents regard her emit srtaiuwents as a
..N' 30 ".NA AHNlH W wv N'AIt' iNftfNA''
Mr. Guthrie Of the University Of Chi
ago arneora this evening M the hst
0f % series OF six lectures which he will
present 90 US.
The president was I'm Salt Lake city
last saturday On the interest OF the
church summer school
Mr. j. w, clyde OF Hebcr city has
added another forge to our blacksmith
shop,
Last Saturday evening our basket
BAH boys defeated the team from the
W. $. A. The score stood 30 TO 10.
We were favored Monday with a visit
from President Mckay and Prof, Me-
Hendrick from the Weber Stake acado-
my
President Brlmhall Is in salt Lake
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conquer" are being held IN the chapel
Tre play viii be given on the evening
of Marche
Th. Agricultural College Woman's
oun met MoHday With Mrs Frank
Thatcher MIS- Ostein spoke Of the
architecture Of the Parts opera houseA
NT y smith on Colonial furniture
ana Miss Elizabeth Smith on Richard
son
ON Tuesday MISS Ella Maughn en-
teta.aed several friends and former
sudnie Of the college at the Domestic
Science lunch,
Prof Chrlstal has class Of 20 In
fencing which he meets every after
noon in the arwOrv
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SALT LAKE CRY SCHOOLS.

Supervisor Wcg2ell speaks hopefully
OF Salt Lake Cilys public schools In
their musical efforts His wide ex-
perience gives his decision In this lin1
Of artistic development The stamp Of
approval. and since the abatement is to
be attributed 90 him that the city
schools are second 60 none I'm the Union
I'm the matter of encouraging musical
aspirations in the children, no further
assurance Of the breadth " local public
sentiment " needed That whole
army Of children Is engaged IN this de
vine art Is demonstrated by the follow
Ing statistics, which have been care
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city today attending d meeting OF ~
general board OF education.
This beautiful spring weather has
produced no indication OF spring fever
by perceptible falling off,
Immediate steps are being taken 70
procure coach for the physical train
ing department.