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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-03-26

There will be wrestling match in
the Armory Tuesday, March 30th, be-
tween Frank Rink and Jack A. Kapler.
Is cents admission to any seat in house.
Doors opened at promptly at $50.
For RENT-The S. M. Cole property.
q acres on the Howard Center road.
House will be newly painted and pa
pered. Enquire of
59tf HAM BROWN, Cresco.
G. A. Lee received. this week card
from Eugene, Oregon, stating that his
brother T. A. Lee and family arrived
there the 10Th all safe and sound, and
that everything went fine on the trip.
A spring tonic that makes rich, red
blood. Brings strength, health and
happiness to the whole family. Moth
ing equals HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea as Spring regulator 35 cents. -
VIM. Connolly.
John Mason of Ord, Neb., Chas.
Mason of Arcadia, Neb., Mrs. Minnie
Barfoot of Harrisburg, Neb., and Mrs.
Eliza Miller of Milbank, S. D., arrived
last Tuesday to attend the funeral of
their brother, T. R. Mason.
A Mr.. Shut from Austin, Mimi, has
bought the Strother house equipment
from Mr.. Poeppel and will take posses
sion April 1st. Mr.. Poeppel has rented
the A. c. McCulloch house and will oc
cupy it for time until their probable
removal to Minneapolis.
Jacob Aga and Miss Anna West were
united in marriage at their new home
in Cresco on Wednesday evening,
March oath, Rev. Hartman officiating.
They are occupying the residence lately
vacated by F. j. Prann. We extend
congratulations to the happy couple.
| wish to announce that / have re-
ceived spring styles of the Worlds
Star Hosiery and Underwear, ''The
Kind that Wears" Telephone or drop
me card, and samples will be submit
ted for inspection at your leisure.
MRS. PEARL WATRos,
Phone N Orleans 2. Cresco, la.
FoUND-A black hand bag tinseled
with gold on one side with purse in
side containing pair of gold bowed
eye glasses in case bearing the name
of DR.. VIM. Connolly on case, also
handkerchief and some small change,
between Glass's restaurant and Motifs,
on Saturday last Owner call at this
office.
On Tuesday evening, Mrs. Bessie
Bills of Davenport, Worthy Grand
Matron of Iowa, visited Cresco Chapter
No. 3O1 o. E. S. for inspection. Mrs.
E. c. Roberts was initiated. After an
interesting address by Mrs. Bills,
short musical program was given
followed by an elegant lunch. The
members and their visitors spent a
very enjoyable evening While here,
Mrs. Bills was the guest of Mrs. VIM.
Wilbraham.
Eugene Irvine has resigned his po-
sition as deputy auditor and clerk to
accept a position as office man with the
Electric Speciality Company. Elton
Fessenden will be his successor to the
deputyship. and will commence work
probably next Monday. Mr.. Irvine has
been one of the most competent off
cials ever occupying position in the
Howard county court house and for
eleven years as deputy and clerk has
been faithful, painstaking, and ac-
commodating servant of the public.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-03-26
Business Men's Service.

The annual business mems service of
the Congregational church will be held
next Sunday evening, March 2sth.
Rev. H. j. Hinman will speak on ''The
New Hospital. Mr.. Louis Krumm
and :the Kakac Orchestra will assis
the choir in the musical program of the
evening.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-03-26
Cresco Market.
Corrected twice a week. }
Special Easter offer.

With each dozen of our s4.0O photos,
we will give one extra photo finished in
sepia carbon. You are cordially in
vited to call at studio and look over our
work and samples. We make other
photos and half cabinets at $500, So. so
and So. 90 per dozen.
MISS CLARA BLoMQu1sT,
Successor to Reece.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-03-26
Auction Sale.

On the 7. R. Mason farm z miles
north of Cresco on the Granger road,
Tuesday March 30, 1909, commencing at
10 o'clock, horses, cattle, hogs, farm
machinery, grain, etc. Free lunch at
noon. Eliza j. Mason.
John Finegan, Auctioneer.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-03-26
Card Of Thanks.

NdIu VI i udUhSs
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the friends who so kindly
assisted us during the burial of our
dear wife, mother and sister, and also
to the M. w. A. and Royal Neighbors
who attended, the services in body.
C. E. MoREY.
CLARENCE MoREY.
MRS. FLORENCE HUNTER.
MILO WooDARD.
WILL WooDARD.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06
SALOON OUSTED
FROM RESERVE

For several months o Mel and Rich
ardson conducted u saloon at Shoshone.
All went well with them until the Cen
tral Colorado Power company is said
to have needed a building, and other
quarters were secured. The firm erect
ed building west of Shoshone along
the county right of way in the forest
reserve As is gencrelly known, Uncle
Sam does not allow saloons on II res
ervation, and does not permit the erect
ing of buildings OF any kind or nra
serves without having first consulted
him.
1t is said O'Neil. & Richardson took
matters into their own hands and erect
ed their building for business and were
raking in the coin. suddenly the local
officers became aware of their doings
and ordered the place closed and their
building moved This O'Neil & Rich
ardson did not want to do and before
they would comply with the order, they
took the matter up with District For
ester Smith Riley of Denver.
Following this action on their part
reports were circulated in Glcnwood
that the saloon would not be removed
for it was claimed that "the state is
backing us and we don t have to
move Letters and messages were ex
changed between the local office and
Mr.. Riley, and between the saloon mer
and the district office. Mr.. Riley il
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06
Will Be Celebrated By People Of Glen
wood BOARD Of Trade to Meet
in Annual Session
START RECONSTRUCTION WORK

Glenwood people are to celebrate the
one hundredth anniversary of the birth
of Abraham Lincoln, seventeenth pres
ident of these United States and the
man upon whose shoulders was placed
the burden of repairing the foundation
upon which has been built the greatest
nation on the globe.
1t is true there may have been men
with the abaility of Lincoln, but they
were not destined for the deeds which
fell 70 his lot to perform, and it is for
this reason that people of the whole
country will on nc2t Friday February
10, stop in their mad fight for wealth
and do homage to his memory.
By an act of Congress, the day is a
legal holiday This permits the bust
mes man as well as all others to lay
aside their cares and join IN respecting
the memory Of Lincoln. Although
there is no general mass meeting plan
ned for this city it goes 2ish.'nt- saying
ing .hat the G'enwool people will one
and all in some way take part.
1t is the annual meeting of the board
of trade. and mnca is to be done that
evening aside from oagng and smoking.
The report of the Iasr years work will
be read and L. should prove of general
interest. New campaigns for making
Glenwood and the whole western slope
better are to be discussed. Among the
latter will come tine buidiHg of the
auditorium and If is hoped that by that
evening some definite pIau viii have
been formulated by the committees,
who have been working ON the matter
for the past few weeks, hHt who have
been greatly Handicapped in their work
by the Christmas holiday and o.her
business affairs, which needed more or
less of their attention.
The public library Will also come in
| for discussion, and as this is one of the
greatest enterprises ever undertaken for
the city and her visitors it should be
worth the while of every business man
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06
SHIP COKE BY
WESTERN ROUTE

As announced by the Post last week,
Cardiff via Grand Junction to Ana
conda This was an experiment and
proved the belief that the western
route was better than the old one via
Colorado Springs, Denver and Billings
to the same point.
1t is claimed that one train via the
western route can carry just twice as
much coke or coal as a train the east
ern way This means great saving in
expense and much shorter haul.
At present there are only twelve to
fourteen ears of this stuff being sent
ou. each day, but this is because the
Midland has been so handicapped by the
snow and ice on its tracks, that it was
impossible to keep full supply of
coal at the ovens, but with the advent
of good weather, the former output will
be reached.
1t is true this section will derive nc
very great benefits from the new plans
but there is every reason to believe
that it is bu. the first step in making
the Midland n greater road than al
pre- 'ent. And anything that will make
the Midland or Rio Grande better road.
will help this county.
Meeker papers are now advocating q
connecting link between that city ant
New Castle, and the continuing of the
road on through Utah. 1t is said il
would give the Midland q shorter routs
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06
DIR. G. Comes In For Another Rap
Sewers Are Planned For North
Side Home Builders
SELECT new NIGHT POLICEMAN

matter was postponed until March when
it is believed orders will be given for
the starting or the work.
Marshal Weidenhammcr reported that
the fire escapes at Hotel Colorado were
rotten and dangerous and should be
repaired. Ibis matter will be handled
by the fire and police committee.
Two applications were presented Cor
the position of night police. One by
John Leezer and the other by Charles
Baxter. Marshal Weidenhammer an
mounced that Baxter had been serving
for week and WAS thus experienced
while Lcezer wos not and that of the
two men he preferred Baxter. There
was a disposition on the part of some
Of the councilmen to delay the matter
or throw the responsibility on the may
or but he showed no desire to take the
matter, and after some silent momcats,
Councilman Cardnell moved the ap-
pontment of Baxter. The vote was TAX
en- and resulted: Baxter four, one
"no'': as the ballot was secret, i: is
not known who refused to vote FOR
either of the men, bu. as Counci;man
Barnes had announc'1 that the ma ttrr
should be left TO the mayor because the
council could not agree, there are some
who believe that he cast that vote.
No doubt the d. 4 r. c. will think
the present council is hot on its trs
Monday night DR.. Fletcher told of the
condition of the Hotel Colorado spur of
the track and said the company kept
their box ears there during the winter
months, and that in summer after the
private ears had been removed, the
place was filthy, and he believed some
action should be taken. The clerk was
ordered to write Hugh Wilson of the
matter and it is believed that the final
outcome will be the tearing up of the
track, which is layed in street.
| For the second time the mayor -
nounccd that motion of adjournm ~
was in order and everybody went home
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06

than it now follows. Another scheme,
and one that has been talked of for
years, is the building of the Midland
from Granite to Aspen, and joining
there with its present line, thus doing
away with the loop around Leadville,
but it will probably be years before this
is done, although Il grade has already
been made from Granite to Twin
Lakes.
If the Midland should see fit to do all
this and the Grande should build the
Sumerset-Placita and Dotsero cutoffs,
we would certainly have a gerat coun-
try to draw from.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06

ihe COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Were III
session three days this week and had
their hands full of bills and other mat
tcrs Of county business.
Franl, Hayes, who is custodian of the
n0or tarm, wants additions to the build
q ont there. He claims that they
'rvo not room enough for the patients
~n1 hose caring for them. The com
wissi1Gcrs did not take any decided ac-
ion in the matter and may wait until
the new custodian is selected, which
viii be at their next meeting, provided
hi7dnrs for the job suit them.
The new bridge at Cardiff was ac-
rrut ed and farmers in that neck of the
county are said to be happy.
Communications were received from
the state highway association in which
the commissioners were asked to coop
crate with the association in making
better roads. 1t is claimed that the
local men are not in favor of cooperat-
ing, but prefer to go it alone.
The matter of new abstract index
books was talked and it is believed that
sooner or later the commissioners will
order new ones made. 1t is said that
| the present books were not started
/ right, and that mistakes have been
/ made by the various men handling the
! books. Clerk Hubbard said: "Tdey
are badly needed and we should have
t. EN-, but l don't know whether the
E unity can afford them or not.' Tn
usual grist of bills was allowed and the
commissioners were then up to the
'roposition of appointing new roai
,rerseers, but they did not act. leaving
- matter open for the next meeting
sl'ch will be held in March.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06

said to have made thorough investiga-
tions and after convincing himself that
the saloon was trespasser ordered it
to be moved off the reserve within
ten days. This order may have sur
prised the saloon men, who are said to
have believed that they had the state
back of them, but the place was closed.
They were told to move but asked for
more time that some disposition might
be made of the building, but this exten-
sion was not granted.
a number of the better class of the
laboring men at Shoshone are said to
favor the complete ousting of the sa'
loon. They look upon it as responsible
for the many ACCIDENTS that occur in
the works, and several have announced
that the laborers would save more mon
cy if the place was not allowed to run.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06
THOMPSON IN CHARGE

Sam Thompson has taken charge of
the fish hatchery, moving in last Mon
day morning This is one of the plums
that follows the election of a governor
in Colorado and as the democrats have
everything their own way, the repub-
licans are taking back seat. But not
for always.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06
ADDITIONAL LOCAL news

Judge Shumatc came down from As
pen Thursday that he might hold court
Friday.
Thursday While here he was a que st
at the Glenwood
Pat O'Neil, who has been in Il hos.
pital at Salida returned to this city
this week
One of the pretticst autos seen in
Glenwood for many II day was unload-
ed by the Glenwood Auto company yes
terday.
Charles Fisher who has been employ
ed by the d. X X. q. at Aspen came
to this city Wednesday night to accept
work here.
J There will be preaching services at
Cardiff next Sunday. Feb. :. at 3:3O p.
m. and 7:30 p. M, conducted by the
| Rev. j. Martin
Bishop Spalding of salt Lake City,
who arrived in Glcnwood the fore part
Of the week. held services in Aspen on
| Tuesday evening.
Lincoln S birthday will be celebrated
at the Methodist Episcopal church, Sun.
day, Feb. Il, when a suitable program
will be presented.
Walter Knight has resigned his posi-
tion with the Midland at Cardiff and is
once more in this city, where he will
take up the real estate business.
Mr.. George J. Hawley of the Glen
wood Auto company received his L. NJ
+. demonstration yesterday. He now
wears smile that won t come off.
Phil DeValley of Aspen, who erected
a number of houses in this city during
the past few months, left the first tt
this week for Aspen. He succeeded il
renting all of his places and viii now
!
This is to certify tha5 I put the bean
in the bottle displayed at the Postof
flee bookstore, and sealed the same ant
that no one has counted the beans.
(Signed), G. GIRARD.
Glenwood, Feb. 4, 1909.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06

in Glenwood to attend and voice his
sentiments and suggestions to the men,
who are working for this, which is so
badly needed.
Surely no day in the year could be 80
fitting for planning new things for
Glenwood and the Post believes that
be no more fittingly observed than by
starting reconstruction work along the
lines planned by the board of trade.
The committee appointed by Presi-
lent Parks of the board of trade to
arrange a program for the evening Of
February ~, announce that the follow
ing will be followed as nearly as pos
sible:
SGo.
Rrcitation-Miss Finley
song-Male Quartette.
hddress-Mayor f. f. Drach.
Song-Andience, Led by Male Quar-
tettn
Addres3-President Parks, Of the
FOard of Trade.
song-Male Quartette.
Address
song-Audience, Led by Male Quar-
tctte.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06

w. r. Callicotte, of near Carbondale,
who has been holding a position in the
capitol building during the present ses.
sion of the legislature, returned to this
city this week. He later left for As
pen, where he will attend to urgent bus
mess matters.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06

The studebaker Automobile Compsuy
surely has live representative in Hr
George J. Hawley, the easiest woy 10
get ri1 of lem is to order a car.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06

The total receipts for the year, less
refunds, from all forests were $1,7Ss,-
a55.l9. The total expenditures for the
forest service were $3,416,l 6,l07.61, Of
which $2,526 ,09s.O2 was for the admin
istration and protection Of the national
forests and 4592, ,169.19 for the perman-
ent improvements.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06

l. may pay you to take guess at
the bottled beans displayed at the Post
office book store. The lucky party will
get a set of $500 Rogers Bros. best
knives, forks and spoons.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06

The output of the General Electro
company can be judged from the fact
that a trainload of electrical machinery
is shipped to various destinations in
the country and abroad every day in
the year.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06

A story is told on Mr.. Newberry, the
new secretary of the navy, to the effect
that when the Michigan naval reserves
volunteered for service in the Spanish
war and were assigned to the Yosemite
Mr.. Newberry, who was then rated as a
"landsman,' was busily swabbing
down the deck one day when two offic-
crs came by and got into an alteration
as to the identity of a yacht lying in
ihc stream near. Finally one of the Of
fIccrs said to Newberry: "What
.'acht is that, my MANI" "Mine, sir"
said Newberry, and went on swabbing
the deck.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06

1t is perhaps not generally known
that swallows can be trained to rival
car1'er pigeons. The experiment has re-
Gently been tried on more than one oc-
easion. An Antwerp trainer of pigeons
sent up some pigeons and swallows at
the same time in France las miles from
horne. The swollows arrived at h,r,c
in one hos, and seven minutes. The
pigeons took rather more than three
times as long. On another occas "a two
s'";.'lows which had been previously
ira ned, were taken to Ferris and start
ed. They arrived 1t their horn, ninsey-
three miles from Paris, = sevsa<x.dve
! n i, ytes. Il K. MAI
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06

Charles Lee, who is confined in the
county jail, was supplied with paint
and brushes this week and soon had
the steel work of the cells covered with
white. 1t certainly added to the ap-
pearanee of the place and removed
from sight the diseoloring caused by
smoke.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06
REPORT FROM FOREST Department

The following is statement of re
ceipts and disbursements of the Holy
Cross national forest for the last lis
cal year, July l, 1907, to June 80, 1908,
as made by j. b. Adams, assistant for
ester:
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06

Tom Caldwell, of New Castle, was in
Glenwood Wednesday evening between
Midland number six and Rio Grande
number five.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06

According to reports, an effort is be-
ing made by Mrs Charles Morton to
have her husband pardoned from the
statef prison at Canon City. 1t will be
remembered that Charley was found
guilty of perjury in the local district
court and sentenced by Judge Shumate.
Report has it that John johnson, for
merly of this city, and Mrs. Allie De-
Lancey, of this city, were united in
marriage at Grand Junction Monday If.
ternoon of this week. 1t is said they
will make their home in Rifle, where
Mr.. johnson is employed at the Rifle
hotel.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06

Mr.. George j. Hawley of the Glen
wood Auto company received his L. NJ
+. demonstration yesterday. lie NOV
wears smile that won t come off.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06
COUNTY ooManssIolrERs

The county commissioners were in
es'ion three days this week and had
1 ars pf county businaaS
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06

Walter Knight has resigned his posi-
tion with the Midland at Cardiff and is
once more in this city, where he will
take up the real estate business
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-12-02
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