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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-07

Herman S. Gustaveson was pleasantly
surprised at his home at Manitowoc
Rapids last Friday by a large sleighing
party of Manitowoc friends and acquaint-
ances. The genial host OF the occasion
was equal to the situation and the guests
were royalty entertained.
Mr.. John Braun of Franklin was a
caller at the PILOT Office Saturday.
LosT-A left.hand fur mitten, brown,
only fur. Loot between Gehbe's hotel
and Manitowoc Rapids. Finder will
please deliver mitten at this Office and
receive reward.
The Hungarian Orchestra will
play at the Opera house here on
Feb. 18TH, the attraction being
the next number of the Y. M. G..
A. LyCeum course.
The city council, ut its meeting Mon
day night, fixed the salaries of city
officers and employees for the ensuing
year. The salary of the city engineer
was reduced from 81, 800 TO 81, 200 per
year. The members of the police de-
partment were given an increase OF
about ten per cent. The members OF
the fire department were voted an in
crease of about five per cent
Mr.. Ole Thompson of Liberty was a
caller at the PILOT Office Monday.
Harvey G. Beeson, publisher OF Bee
sons Marine Directory, was in the city
last Thursday to gather marine statistics
for the next edition of his directory,
which will be issued next May. Editor
Beeson, when here, expressed the opinion
that Manitowoc was destined to develop
into one of the greatest commercial ports
on the Great Lakes.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-07
FEATHER" TAYLOR AND BUTLER
Former Had Rather the Better Of
Spicy Repartee.

Sailors who frequented the old Sea,
mems Bethel on Hanover street will
remember Father" Taylor, as he was
Familiarity termed, says writer in the
Boston Herald.
At a leading hotel in Boston dele.
CATION of ministers were having a din
ner at which few lawyers were pres
ent, among them Gen. Benjamin f.
Butler. Father" Taylor and Butler
were indulging in some spicy repartee.
In the course Of their conversation
Taylor asked the general II lawyers
ever made mistakes. "Ch, certainly
was the reply: ito err is human"
Well" said his questioner, what
do you do when you make a mistake?'
"If it is a big one said Butler, Il
try to rectify it, but If small mis-
take l let it pass unnoticed. BY the
way he added do ministers ever
make Mistakes"
Certainly; to err is human" was
Father" Taylor's reply.
We'll, what do you do when you
make a mistaken" asked Butler.
IF the mistake is a big one try to
rectify it, but if small one | let it
pass unnoticed For example, | was
preaching last Sunday TO my sailors,
and in my sermon made the statement
that the devil was the father to all
lawyers. | meant liars, but it being
a small mistake / let it pass BY"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-07
Nei9hbOrs Got Fooled.

Il was literally coughing myself to
death, and had become too weak to
leave my bed; and neighbors predicted
that | would never leave it alive; but
they got fooled for thanks be to God,
was induced to try DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery. 1t took just four one dollar
bottles to completely cure the cough and
restore me to good sound health, writes
Mrs. Eva Uncapher, of Grovertown,
Stark Co., Ind. This King of cough and
cold cures, and healer of throat and
lungs is guaranteed by Henry Hinrichs,
Druggist. SOC and $1.00 Trial bottle
free
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-07
The Los Angeles Limited.

Electric lighted train, Chicago to Los
Angeles every day in the year, less than
three days enroute, Via Chicago q North
Western, Union Pacific and Salt Lake
Route Splendid equipment Of the most
modern and complete character, accom-.
modating all class of travel
Pullman drawing room and private
compartment sleeping cars, Pullman
tourist sleeping cars and composite OBJ
servation cars. Double berth in tourist
cars only 500 from Chicago. Close
connection with trains of the North
Western Line from Wisconsin points.
For fnll information apply to nearest
agent the North. Western line 81
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Arthur Raeuber visited at Milwaukee
over Sunday
Roland Teitgen was at Milwaukee
on Saturday last.
G. H. Tegen was at Shehoygan on
business last Saturday.
Fred and Walter Mann were in Mil
waukee on business, Monday.
Mr.. John Kunz of Kossuth was call
or at the PILOT Office Saturday.
A. Q. Bourgerie attended the tailors'
convention held at Chicago last week.
Mr.. David Lorfeld of Meeme was a
caller at the PILOT Office Wednesday.
Miss Irene De Lano visited with
friends at Abrams a portion of last week.
The Central Labor councils mask ball
is scheduled for Saturday night, Feb.
9th.
Mr.. H. S. Gustaveson of Manitowoc
Rapids called at the PILOT office Tues
day.
Matt Jorsch returned to GAINESVILLE last
Thursday, after several weeks visit
here.
Mr.. Philip Bradley of Cooperstown
was caller at the PILOT Office Wednes-
day.
The next lecture to be given before
the Manitowoc County Historical society
is scheduled for Feb 18th.
The arrival of baby girl gladdened
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cahill North
Tenth street, one day last week
Henry Schrehart of this city was one
of the prize winners at the skat tour
namen, held at Milwaukee last Sunday.
Rev O. c. Johnson gave talk at the
Y. NJ. c. A. meeting last Sunday after
noon. The meeting was well attended
Mr.. Chas Leider of Birnamwood was
in the city Saturday and made the PILOT
Office call
Miss Mayme Seibert of Franklin, who
is at present staying in this city, attend
ed the masquerade at Refs Mills last
Sunday.
Stephen Skrypzyuski was fined one
dollar and costs in the municipal court
Saturday morning Drunkenness was
the charge.
August Kohls fell down the cellar
steps ut the Kohlbeck saloon on Wednes-
day, Jan. 80, and suffered dislocation
of his shoulder.
Rev. w. j. Peil of this city and Rev.
Geissler of Two Rivers will accompany
Bishop Fox of Green Bay on trip to
Rome next April.
George Messman, Claus Junge, Henry
Moenig, Hans Bauer and John Schrei
hart attended a skat tournament at Mil
waukee last Sunday.
The text book committee of joint dis
trict No. / met at the school house last
Saturday. No action was taken. The
committee will hold another meeting on
Saturday, Feb 10th.
If the forecast made by the wood
chuck on Feb. 2 may be accepted as
being accurate, we'll have five more
weeks winter this year.
Mr.. Jos. A. Kellner of Married. was in
the city Friday and made the PILOT
Office call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schreihart left
for Milwaukee Saturday noon. Mr..
Schreihart participated in the skat
tournament held in the Cream City on
Sunday.
Engineer Philip Roth, who has been
in the employ of the Goodrich Transit
company for nearly forty years. has re-
signed his position, and he will retire
from the company's service on March
let next.
Mr.. and Mrs George Noble came here
from Sturgeon Bay last Friday to visit
their daughter Mrs. J. Houck. They
departed Saturday morning for Salstee,
Montana, where they will take up their
residence.
Mr.. Oscar Hanson of Manitowoc Ra-
pids was caller at the PILOT Office
Wednesday,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-07
Farm For Sale.

l offer for sale my farm of 1875 acres
all under cultivation, situated in sec
tions and H. town of Manitowoc, less
than miles north from city The farm
is in excellent condition. Good build
ings, two wells and fountain. A rare
bargain. For particulars call on or
write to
CAPT. T. TOSTENSON,
33 Manitowoc r. F. d. No. 7
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-07
MANlTOWOC MARKET.

The following are the current prices of
the various articles of produce rs report
ed for The Pilot on Feb. Z, 1907.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-20
Die 3~niammenfunft

Der 8mreer Der iefiten @aro nit
benz Staotrats- 4omite uno ben Ser
tretern Der Siioliden 9acific 9obn
lit reiultotlos perIaufen. Die 8iirger
b%ebaupten, oaB iie our9 Die pielen,
bic StrnBen freu5enoen 8eleiie, in
@efabr gebradt meroen nno groBen
3eitperluit erleioenJ neil Die GtraBen
infolge Der bin uno Der Iaufenoen
Sradtcors unb 3iige baufig gefperrt
iin6. Cine l1nterfiibrung, pie iie Die
8abngeieai6aft in Ser NolanitroBe
81 bnuen bereit lit, lei ni9t ausrei-
den6, es miiBten minoeitens orei Der
geiteat tDeroen, neil Der gauge Ser
febr iid auf oieie cine 0urdfabrt
fon5entrieren miiroe.
Die 8abnseieaidoft bat ibren
Stanopunft mie folgt prd5iiiert: Die
leste 2egislatur bot ben gabnen
9aumidrauben ongeiebt, unter MEL
den Tie i6per gu Iei6en baben; oie
8iireer io1ten porI1ufig NIT elmer
Dur6fobrt, Die minoeitens $4,000
foiten miro, sufrieoen iein, menl es
fid ergiebt, oaB fie nidt ousreidt,
fonnte fpdter cine atpeite bergelteqt
meroen; cine Winoritdt miiie gefuiiie
unannebmlidfeiten traeen fir oie
8orteiIe, bic Dem gan5en @emeins
melen 5ugute fommen. Die gertreter
Der 8abn bermeiien oaraut mas Die
lestere fir San @ntonio getan bat
uno DAB nod on6ere @useaben =
Ban zines neien Sraftoepots fir
100000 - 5u MAIDEN fino.
als Die 8erban6luneen 10 melt ge-
oieben waren, beantragte Mapor
Golagban ben staotantualt gu auto
riiieren, cine Srbinon3 ais5uarbei-
ten, Die beiben SeiIen geredt pirb.
Soffentli1 miro linn Oiefes aunft-
itiid gelingen.
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Der neiie GrokiefretGr Der Sermanns'
fDhne.

Die 8roBz8eamten oes Sroens Der
Sermannsiobne bobeu mGbreno Ser
leBten Gage bier cine Sisung obge-
balten unb baben Sobn IS in6Iin-
g e + aus 9ollds, ols 9a6folger Sobn
8alters, gum 8roB-S efret6r 6es Or
oens ertpdblt. Serr @inolinaer
pobnt lett ungefabr 26 Sobren in
.Seros. @r lift iest as Sabre olt,
itammt aus 9e6igen, I'M ebemaligen
5iiritenhim Soben5ollern -Se1ingen,
beiudte oriiben Die &eoIifule uno
murbe ipater 4aufmonn. 4Is iunger
Wann bon 5tpanaig Sabren manberte
er nod Amerifo aus, belt ii1 an
fangs eine 3eitlang IN Seem Yorf auf
uno ging 0ann nod Dallas, mo- er,
NIT Iltsnabme eines perbdltnismaBig
fur5en Iufentbaltes in Gbicago, im-
mer gepobnt bat. gr NOR folt ltets
i'm Saloon9ei6aft tatig, tpar mebrere
Sabre Sefonom Der SurnbaQe, batte
audi einmal ein fleines Sotel uno lit
iest 8ddter oes befonnten Meilter-
bans @artens. Den &ermannsiob-
men bat er ieit Der 3eit aneeb6rt, oIs
Die erite 2oge in Dallas, Ole 11bIono-
2oge, gegriinoet muroe. Set flint
5ebn Sobren lit er Mitglteb Der @roB-
loge, befleioete peribieoene MaIe
Steaungen an iteBenben &omites uno
tit our 3ett @roB-gerpaItungsrat.
Seine Grfpdblung gum @roBfefret6r
miro angemeine anerfennung finoen.
9err @inoIineer miro i'm Sonuar
nod bier iib~eriieoeln.
an ieiner Stelle muroe &err $ 0 f.
bein5, Der friibere SroB-8r6iioent
bon @rob-Braiioent Sloenburg gum
@roB-Germoltungsrat ernannt.
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(Sortfebune 1oTgt.)
ssnoem er fih born unb bintt

Snoem er fth born uno binten
obgeidnitten uno umitent inb uno
feinen onoeren gustpee muBte, Inn
ing Sreie 81 gelangen unb ieinen
Sai6ern gu entgeber, fdlug elm Gin.
BREEDER, Der our6 Die Smtertiir in
oas 8ismard &eitauront geIangt
fpor, nit einem &ommer Die groBe
.S4eibe oes Seniters elm unb iprmtg
ourd Die Seffnung, tuobei er aber
ieinen SUIT berlor, Den Die 3oli5ei IN
gerDabrung bat.
Ser 8erbano Ser Mrhitetten
bot bei6loiien, Die Staotoermoltung
tn Der 8epeguug fir quite Seiten.
tpege gu unterftiisen.
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wMs,us

SttfatH VMetle,
W b 8eeh un6 Rlara Rrbaer
Bm 9 6atbatpap unb Settle Gems
9 R Retters un6 Minnie @ros.
US RnB unb Mt8. Rate Meser.
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Masteufpiel bts 9ebens
Brennan bon auQuf Riemsnn.
(Sortiebuns.)

3u geiitigen @eniiien, nidt our
Bflege oes 2eibes, berlommelten fid
oes alien Srduleins alte Sreunoinnen
IN oieiem ieltiam eingeridteten @obn-
5immer, mo- elegante M0beI aItnooi-
i6er Sorm, NIT abgei6abten lleber<
5iigen un6 bon oft m~ieoerboItem &ei-
nigen ielbit i'm SoI5 gleidiom oiinn-
gerieben, iomie i90ne aupferitide
ouS Der @roBnater 3eit un6 pieIe
giloniiie bornebmer 2eute pom olten
Sofe uno aus oes SrduIeins Gonilie
cine 3uiammeniteIl,ng bon selhidt-
li6er 8eoeutung biIoeten. Sour Dies
cine 3imn1er mar auBer Dem 56Iof-
simmer i'm @ebrau6; Die iibrigen
Rdrme Der 8obn1,ng golten fir n,-
notig uno blieben peri6lofien.
Die geiitigen @eniiiie idienen 3lt.
na6it ieoo6 auf cine griinolife @r-
orterung Oct fbon oft beipro1enen
8erDaltniiie Der Relioena binaus5u-
laufen, uno DEFENDERS Sr6ulein bon
9reoemin 5eidnete iid our1 ibr
diaries ltrteiI uber Die beobodteten
WiBitdnbe aus. Sebr baIo panote
fid bas @eiprad ouf Ole Samilie bon
8aroolir, bic felt Sabren ifon inter.
eliant eridien, nun ober 6urd tire
8e5iebungen gum 8rinaen @rtbur i'm
Boroergrunoe oes 8ilbes itan6.
nMon fennt iol9e @eidihten,"
fa9te Grdulein bon 9reoemin. Ser
bobe 9err finoet @efalen an Dem
biibihen 2drb9en, Dos idmeiGelt
Dem @1nsben uno Der olten Cans
aud. @as aber babel berausfommt,
fam man iif an ben Singern ob.
8oblen. 8er min es Dem 9rin5en
beroenfen, menn er ii1 amiiiiert, mo
es ibm geboten miro2 aber Die gI.
tern Ioaten fliieer iein."
Or bat miIit6ril6en llnterridt
BEL benz Maior." bemerfte cine Der
9omen.
Limb mas fir ltnterridt bat er
bel Der Maiorin9" fragile Sr1ulein
bon Sreoemin .Die 5rou brinet
ibm ia lire godter aufs Sdlob."
u@idt mogli6l SIT bas nirtIid
pabr?"
oWit meinen eigenen 4ugen babe
id es geieben. SD babe Wutter uno
Eodter nit Dem Hrinaen aus benz
a~bgeiperrten S9loBgarten fommen
ieben. Mit metnen eigenen @ugen
bobe i6 iie geieben, ipie Tie auiammen
aus Dem 8fortfen traten. sic mo-
rem entieslid perlegen, als i1 gerooe
oaau fam. IS lit ia Elm SfanoaI.
OBJ Die Srau rur gor feinen Bertrand
bat? Sd periidere, meme Damen,
es par Die refine 2uftipieIi6ene. Sd
minifte, Sic bdtten es eeieben. Das
berliebte So6terden nit tiridroten
8angen, Der flotte Yrin5 nit Der
Siegermine, un6 bic triumpbirenoe
Srou Mama boran. INN ia nidt au
ieben, mas binter ibrem @iiden ge.
idab. Sd fomme 6es @eges oaber,
faiie Tie ins &uge, unb nun idmilat
Die gan5e Serrlidteit a~uiammen, uno
es NOR elm 8ergniigen au ieben, pie
meine 0dm6en ii6 bemiibten, elm
argloies @eiidt auf5uiesen."
Die 9amen borten nit lddelnoen
uno entriiiteten Wienen gu. Sr1uIein
BON Sreoemin bertrand iid auf iol9e
8eg%ebenbeiten, fie muBte einen ge.
libten 8Iid fir oerartige 8erbGItniiie
baben. 8einer Der anpeienoen mar
es unbefannt, in ipeI6en 8e5iebunsen
lte ielbit nod Dor fiinfuno5pan3ia
Sabren gum reeteren6en Siirften ge.
Itanoen batte.
Die 2eute ipetuIieren mom0glit
out cine moreanotiihe Che" bemerf.
tie eine bon ben 0amen.
SrouIein bon 9re6emin idIug Die
Sanoe uber benz 8opfe 5ulammen.
aIber meme Bette" rief tie. Cine
moreanotiide &eirotl Dos boben Sic
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Gin gtiGhaub,

Der oltueilen gef1brIih miro, lit 6os
Nufb0ren Der 2eber- uno gingetpei.
oefunftio1len. I'm oieien 8uitano
obt,e unangenebme SoIgen ait enoen,
ioaten Or. Sings 0ere 2~ebenspillen
imHuer guer MiiteI fem. @arontiert
81 beilen ODER oas @elo 5uriid, BEL
&ooIpb DreiB urto 81. gobn & 60.
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GrnnSetaeatmms . uebertraanaaen.

WohloB bon u . Srant an Soiepb
Wadtel, 9run6f1d an Watamores Str /;
$500.
s % unb 8ruuo Soh u. u. on 8ilbel.
nina Rod. NntetI an 373H oder 2anb;
ferner 1908 Nder uno AZ Gder; $500.
Bilhelmina Rod an 3 Is Rod, 373%,
7203 uno ~ Gder 9anb. upb Waihine-
rie etc !; $4,000.
Srau 4ila 8ornpd an Soc 3 9obobic.
Srunbftl6 an Der Weft 5Dufton StraBe;
$500.
G9 5ernaubsa an 8 = @efins. antetl
am @runoti6 al Der Slb.9areoo Str:
$500.
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Gbas. Geioeni6nur lit BON ben
Gointp-%9 ommiiidren als@ufieber fir
Die Experimentation ernannt NOR
oen Die an Der Srieorihsburger
SanoitrnBe uorgenommeu meroen
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9anepait e aobler, Moore.@ eb6u.
De. Seine Serrenfleioer. Bodies
4fiortiment bon GtOffen.
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@enn Sbr eu6 in einem
entferuten glase befinoet,
70 setpabrt es eu6 geru-

bigung, au ipiifen oaB Sbr in gureul
Bebu. uno @ei6dftsbouie elm flo.
DeitIihes 9elepbon beiist, 70 boB Sbr
Gu9 ieoer5eit NIT Gurer Somilie ODER
NIT Glirem @efdaft In 8erbin6tng
leten fonnt. @eI1es mtoere Spitem
bietet ioIfe Mur1ebmlibfeit2
@ateH bili8er mad 6 lIbr Aben6.
TIE SOUTHWESTERN TEL. und TEL. co.
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Gin Gritifer muB oiel ODER -
gar nidts BON ieiner Sade ber-
iteben; oas Sefabrlidite lit elm tpenia
The southern sentinel., 1907-07-05


tain citizens:
otate OF Louisiana,
,sli .,, ~ y Inn.
III. R.,se Rail- Ps.L and Rass Rail
Team in the Town of Winfield,
sn ms of money subscribed nv the
-1;efe-o..t .;.;.es ,f a.. Tou &c
~.
iuuneius La, 40 nereoy pieuge
and bind myself not to play any
oame of ball in the Park on Sun
jev. f..~ tho rama,ndor of the
TO-
eusou VI iSVt.
II. WILLIAMS,
Witnesses: Manager.
D u A--r
- IL 0UkHAM.
And in view Of the above agree-
1souss uuoVco tuat oruiuahce re-
ferredl To be indefinitely postponed
Wulcu Wotton was auoPecu oy the
The following vote. Ayes-Abel.
<.-.-.- r,-s.l w...
OP0ss rictcho1 onu "aseS' anu
no a.ava.
u AZ.
rs oeess cuaa' u'o" Va sne
Market House Committee. then
- e.t,
4'sss o>@uccu se i'o""6
once:
AN ORDINANCE
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-04-16
Sues to Collect a Big Wash Bill.

In the official proceedings of the
Board of Supervisors published in the
last Plain Dealer, among the list of
claims against the county appeared the
following:
Campbell, A. c., washing for pris-
oners, rejected"
AS a sequel to this action by the
board, suit has been filed against
Howard county by Campbell who in his
petition in law filed with the clerk of
court seeks to recover the sum of ST.
500, with interest and costs of action,
for the washing of clothing and bedding
necessary to the health, comfort and
sanitary welfare of persons confined in
the county Jail while he was sheriff of
Howard county, and done by virtue of
his Office as sheriff. Attached to the
petition is an itemized slist of all per-
sons, together with the length of time
incarcerated, 173 in number, in his
charge from 1896 until he turned the
Office over to his successor.
1t is said by those competent to speak
in regard to the matter that there is no
doubt-as to the legality of such bill and
that the only question to decide is that
of what constitutes the proper amount
of compensation.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-04-16

Every woman appreciates beautiful
complexion, so much desired by men.
Such compilations come to all who use
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
cents, Tea or Tablets.
DIR. VIM. CONNOLLY.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-04-16
PUBLISHED TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS

Rev. Wienands and wife returne &c
yesterday from the annual conference
OF the German Evangelical Church of
Iowa. Rev. Wienands has served his
limit of four years in this charge and
is transferred to Luverne, Kossuth
County, Iowa, where he will have
charge of but one congregation. Rev.
| Wienands and family have many friends
in Cresco and vicinity who will be sorry
to see them leave. Rev. Schwab, now
of Charles City, has been assigned to
this charge which includes a congrega-
tion near Locust, in Winnesheik county.
one near Ridgeway, and one at Gran
ger. Rev. Beunte, formerly of this
place, but now of Alta Vista, has been
assigned to Charles City.
Representative Kull returned from
DesMoines on Wednesday and is busy
at work on his farm, While Mr.. Kull
has not achieved any particular celebrity
at DesMoines, he has neither brought
discredit upon himself or his district.
He has not sought to make himself con-
spicuous by the introduction of bills,
but he has been at all times hard
worker in the committee rooms, and was
nearly always in his seat to record his
vote, never dodging the issue at any
time, and never casting vote of which
either himself or friends need be
ashamed of nor apologize for. His vote
on all important measures was emphat-
ically right in every instance and was
for the benefit of the people whom he
represented.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-04-16
81 PER YEAR
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers were filed
with the county recorder for the week
ending April 13, 1907;
John @. Bulls and wife to Cav
lord M. Bulls sw / sw / 28-lOO-
10 Observation-Disclosures. SO, 900
Anna Bader to Louisa Skoda a
tract 75x2O0 # of lot 16 directly
south lot 2 irreg sur w ] Sc /
13-97-11. 90
Fred w. Beach and wife to Thos.
Gilmore rs ft lot irreg sur
W J Sc / 23-99-11. 35o
M. M. Clark, spinster, to Ex-
change State Bank, Lime
Springs, undivided 20 # 45
ft~lot IS and all of "a # $ 49
it lots 10 and 20 blk 9 Lime
Springs station, Iowa. G. 600
F. M. Clark and wife to A. J.
Cray S ] n lots l, 2 and 8 blk
III Lime Springs station, Iowa. 700
L. c. Bratrud and wife to w. F.
Carter lots II, 1S and 19 blk S
~ Nv 49, '.''.'' ......l ,OoU
G. l.. Kuder and wife to George
G. Christ Sc and e of sw
sec 1s and ne and of NV
sec 10 all in twp SO range 12.. .2s, 800
The following number of instruments
were filed in the County Recorders Of
flee during the past week:
Mortgages, 8: chattle mortgages, Z:
deeds, Z: satisfactions, d: miscellaneous.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-04-16

There will be dance in the Mikesl
hall at Protivin on Wednesday, Ma,
1st. Music by the celebrated P. B. B
orchestra. Frank Skoda is floor mana
| ges.
| City Marshall Brown raided Soutl
side resort Sunday and as result Pet,
/ De Noyelles and the Boyd boys have mi
grated to some other state and the
Marshall has small stock of wet goods
to destroy.
/ Mrs. DR.. Jennie Keith, of Belleville,
Ohio, arrived yesterday morning for 9
short visit at the A. H. Caward home.
Shewas called west OH professional bust
ness and took advantage of the oppor-
tunity to make visit to Cresco.
For SALE:-My residence four blocks
east of the Strother House at a great
bargain now, with three lots, good
building, and fruit. Now is the time.
Enquire at the premises.
57tf. VIM N. FERRIE, Cresco, la.
Will Milz and C. j. Caward are pre-
pairing to leave with their families early
next week for the state of Washington
with the intention of residing there.
They will store their household goods
here until they decide definitely upon a
location.
Last Saturday evening, the 18th, at
g o'clock, at the M. E. parsonage in
Cresco, occurred the marriage Of Miss
Lizzie M. Morse to E. B. Kinnie, of
Leonidas Mich, Rev. Gammons officia-
ting. The newly married couple will
make their home in Cresco.
The Woodmen of the World are pre-
pairing to give one of their highly
enjoyable dances in the Armory on
Wednesday evening, April Oath, with
music by the w. o. w. Orchestra of
seven pieces. The ladies of the Wood
men Circle will serve supper in the
Woodmen hall.
The Cherokee Democrat says a man
went to certain druggist and enquired
the price of sulphur. "Ten cents per
pound, /" said the keeper of drugs.
isn't that pretty high?" asked the
customer, "Why can get it of Mont
gomery Ward for seven cents" "You
can get it in hell for nothing" replied
the druggist, "and man that small is
on the road