Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-01-12
F. ohihak was in from Lourdes, La

F. Chihak was in from Lourdes, la
yesterday.
FoUND-A bunch of keys. Enquire
of q. VIM. Hammond.
VIM. Grove re turned to Milwaukee,
Wis, the first of the week.
r. G.. Marshall and John Wanda,
from Maple Leaf, were Cresco visitors
on Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Lee returns to Chicago
tomorrow evening after a holiday
visit with Cresco relatives.
Aug, Breitspreicher, of Saratoga,
was in Cresco, yesterday, making the
Plain Dealer a pleasant call.
Charles Chyle, of Protivln, was a
Cresco visitor on Thursday, making
the PLAIN DEALER office a call, to
add the fifth Chyle name to the
PLAIN DEALER list.
You will not find beauty In rouge
pot or complexion whitewash. True
beauty comes to them only that take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 1t is
a wonderful tonic and beautifer.. IS
cents, Tea or Tablets. DIR. Connolly.
A letter from Mrs. @. 81. Starks, a
daughter of Charles Crapser, tells us
of their removal from Nebraska to
Hotch City, S. D., where Mr.. Starks
has entered on homestead. She adds:
|, "This is a beautiful country. 1t
looks strange to see herds of cattle on
the prairie fat enough for beef on the
dry grass. Cattlemen here up but
little hay. The country around here
is all taken up and is worth from SIS
to 1925 per acre.
Unanimous was the declaration of
those who heared Father L j.
Vaughn at the opera house last even
ing that his lecture was the best he
ever delivered in this city. He is q
man of marvellous magnetism, and
from the minute he stepped from the
wings he had the undivided attention
of every one in the large audience.
In Father Vaughn are combined
the most salient characteristics of q
forceful preacher, a great actor and
an eloquent dramatic orator. He pre-
lsented great truths as wildly as flash
es Of lightning. The points brought
out were accompanied by fine, accu-
rate facial expressions; every move
ment Of his body strengthened the
thought he was enunciating. Rare
indeed is the opportunity given to El.
ginites last eyening.-Courier, Elgin,
ILL.,, Oct. "a, 1905.
il At NJ: p church, Jan. Is.
On another page in this issue appears
| the advertisement of the d. N. Hunt
Land Co., Of Redfeld, s. D., repre-
|aented in Cresco by Richard Geraty
their general agent. Investors and
settlers will do we'll to read the &C
and see what the company has to offel
and then call on Mr.. GeratY anc
discuss the matter more fully witt
him. Mr.. Hunt, the head of the com
pany, is one of the most reliable anG
!, financially responsible men of th'
state and any representation or guar
], antee he may make will be made good
J, AS to their local representative, Mr.
Ie.aty, 1t is almost unnecessary tx
speak in the way of commentator
J for everyone knows him to be a maj
who will describe the lands and con
ditions of the country truthfully ant
not stoop to misrepresentation Of an!
kind to effect a sale. Mr.. Geraty 4
in receipt Of a letter from MI. Hun
telling him that In that section Their
, is no snow on the ground and tina
! prospective buyers Gan look over tn
land now as we'll as at any time
!; Evidently our recent storm did no
originate In that locality.