Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-09
Kendallville Rulings.

Harvesting is the order of the day
here, the farmers aresvery busy gather
ing the golden grain, also the. green
bug and some rusty oats; barley and
rye is nearly all in the shock.
Joseph johnson is building an addit-
ion to his store, 16x36. That seems to
be good evidence that his trade is in
creasing. Daskam & Daniels have the
contract for the work.
The merry ring Of the blacksmith
hammer is heard no more in the village.
The last seen of him he was going
north mnst be out looking for some of
the long Greens.
w. 7. Armstrong from near Canton,
was business caller in the village
Friday.
w. E. Reuter- has built corn crib
nearly large enough to held Fremont's
corn crop; lots of room and as to the
corn that will be seen later on.
The village telephon exchange has
been closed here for the past two
weeks, but we understand it will be
moved to new quarters and will be
in operation soon.
Elias Holmes has been making some
improvements on his house in the shape
of new porch which adds greatly to
the appearance of his home.
Mrs. Mary Porter of Irwin, S. D.,
was visiting friends and relatives in the
village the past week.
T w. A. Daskam will build house this
fall in which he will keep his bees this
winter. Mr.. Daskam is located on the
VIM. Shurtlef place, which he purch-
ased this spring and will have very
fine quality of honey for sale this fall.
Ed Holmes has bought the Geo. Das-
kan property which is located near the
creamery of which Mr.. Holmes is pro-
prietor. He expects to move to the
new location Oct. the first.
d. w. Easier is building two story
modern house on his farm north of the
village and expects to have it ready to
live in about the first of Oct.
j. A. Gossman, from over near Cam
ton, was caller at the mill here Sat
urday, and he says he gets his feed
ground right at the Kendallville mill,
and that helps some.
Walt Kendall wants to tell you that
he will be found at the Old Mill every
day in the week and has plenty of
water to grind your feed and grind it
as fine as you would like it. So bring in
your feed; also if in need of machine
oil, we have it there for sale and the
price is right.
Joseph Johnson is running general
store here now and keeps fresh stock
of goods for sale at prices that are
reasonable and pays the highest market
price for hen fruit.
L. G. Burton who has been on the
sick list for the past three weeks is
able to be out again and attended to
some of his farm work.
John Porter was in our village last
week visiting relatives, he does not
claim the title of Fitz John Porter,
just plain John.
We thought for sure that the Dan
sasz5 in operation
go-bills ret,1rnin', but it was only auto
W., = from the ball game
village Monday.
The telephone exchange is going to
be put in the hardware store here this
week and the store will be open for
business next week. Mr.. Hammer
void intends to put in new stock, and
as soon as the crops are harvested will
be in the store to do the tin work.
The telephone exchange will be in
charge of Nellie Burton, and also the
store at present.
There was severe rain storm with
some hail mixed in, but no damage
twas done to plate glass in the village.
! Telephone line men were very busy
Monday putting the wires in the hard
ware store. AT one time during the
day the men were so thick on the poles
that Daskam's bees had to quit work
for while.
HAD AN AWFUL TIME.
| But Chambarlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
/ So rhoea Remedy Cured Him.