Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-07-07

/ have on hand some good work
horses and brood mares that I will
dispose of cheap. Parties wishing
to purchase will please call at my
place Of business and see them and
get prices. D. A. LYONS.
Having sold my plumber 5 stock to
81. G. Moen, have discontinued that
branch of the business on account of
poor health, and I extend thanks to
the people for the liberal patronage
they have extended to me while in
the business. My son, Alfred, will do
repair work in that line for himself;
he is nearly 81 years of age and has
had considerable experience in the
work and wishes share of your
liberal patronage.
A. N. WENTWORTH.
MYron Converse has q card else
where announcing that the firm of
Myron Converse & Co., with offices in
the First National bank, is located
permanently and is ready to list your
farm If you wish to sell. Mr.. Con-
verse for about year past has been
making his headquarters in Illinois,
the locality that is furnishing the
purchasers for our Howard county
land. He knows what the buyers
want and If you have the land they
want, he can bring you In contact with
a buyer at good price.
VIM. Woodward, who is down from
Dell Rapids visiting, while particle
patiDg in our 4th of July celebration,
recalled the fact that 1t was the 5Oth
anniversary Of his first 4th of July
celebration in Cresco, which took
place in Geo. Bakers grove in New
Oregon in 1856. Judge M. v. Bur-
dick was master of ceremonies, and in
addition to the usual exercises of the
day, and a picnic dinner, Mr.. Wood
ward and other Of the "boys" among
them VIM. Blackburn and j. D.
Hayes, played game of ball.
NJ. 81. gilbert OF Cresco was in the
city last Wednesday. Miss Mamie
Hitler went to Cresco Saturday, for
a short visit. ). Miss Birdie Scott of
/ Cresco was the guests Of friends here
last week. Mrs. w. fl. Tillson of
Cresco was the guest of her father,
@. W. Burdick, last week Geo.
; Merrill of Howard county visited rela.
tives In the city several days last week
. 49,. Mrs. F. G. Woellestein of Cresco
was here for visit at the home OF
her father, a. Kpoke. last week. !.
Miss Minnie stinson returned to her
home near Creseo, Monday. after q
> few days visit with her brother, Re,
!, corder II. 8. stinson.-Deeorah Pub
lie Opinion.
4 We change the make up OF our paper
somewhat this issue to accommodate
the large advertisement of the Cresco
Department Store 3 semi-annualL Loom
End Sale. 1t will pay our readers to
read and heed this ad as every item is
. money saver. Previous sales of this
character have always filed the De-
pertinent Store with pleased custo.
mers and the coming sale will be no
Exception. Mr.. Q'Malley is one OF the
eKponents OF modern merchandising
, whose trade ia not affected BY catalog-
: ue houses, and his methods Of profit
sharing with his customers by meaps
LOT these special loom end sales have
imsge February and July, usually con
> sideFea tho apll business months OF
, the year. the busiest ana most profit
\ able Of the year.
II Misses Bessie and May Headington
!, lot Canoe, and May Morrison, OF Burr
Oak, wsntlto Cresco Monday to visit
a day or two ct the home ef Thos
t Logsdon. ). Mrs. M. P. Moran went t
Rochester, Mimi, yesterday, for.treat
ment. Miss Marjorie accompanied
) her as far as Cresco, where she will
l visit for few days. -. While cutting
3 lgrass in his yard recently with sick
lie, judge Fellows of Lansing sustain.
ed quite an injury to big knee. He
Slipped and fell, cuttingss deep cash
2 just above the knee joint and fol
! more than week he has experienced
!. no little gain and dinacqlt in nayigat.
: ing. .Cfesco wants an experience
with the festive carnival also, and
HAS made contract with the Heinz
!, Rfos. Carnival Co., tor the week Of
July l7-ss. While their carnival won't
, be as big an affair as Deeorah's vas,
we predict they will be PERFECTLY salts.
i fed with Its size, and while they
J weglaH't take million dollars for
!, their experience, they wopld not give
thirty cents to have another.--neeo.
iirah Journal.
. One Dollar SAVED ReRfessats Ten Doliar'
Earned:
!, The average man does not save TO
exceed ten per cent OF his earnings.
. He must spend nine dollars In living
expenses for every dollar saved. That
being the case he cannot be too care