Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-08-30
$1.oo PER YEAR

position as manager of the millinery
department, of one of that towns large
stores.
Have you decided to enter the Oel-
vein Business University Sept. 9th,
the opening of the fall term? 1t is the
most successful school in the state.
Send for catalog.
On Friday afternoon last, Aug. 26th,
Justice of the Peace Cutting united in
marriage Charles J. Manning, of
Charles City, and Miss Eula F. Finch,
of Bonair. at his office.
Rev. Mother Plus and Sister Alphon-
sus came up from Dubuque Monday
for few days. visit at the VIM. Flem-
ing home and also to look after the
building of the new hospital.
WANTED-TweNe first-class carpen-
tiers at once to work on new brick and
tile plant. Thirty-fve cents per hour.
Address Farmers Cooperative Brick
& Tile Company, Mason City, Iowa.
Everyone is invited to attend the
Grand Labor Day Dance that will be
given in Mikesh's Hall, Protivir, Mon
day evening, Sept. 5th. You are sure
of enjoying our nations grea.. holiday
by attending this dance.
In some manner, the names of the
following teachers were omitted from
the list of attendants at the recent
teachers institute: Stella Plopper,
Gena Forthum, Amelia Moen, Gertrude
Moen, Mae Harris, Julia McDermott
and Lucy Herzog.
A Labor Day dance will be given in
Mikesh's hall at Protivin on Monday
evening, Sept. 5th. All are cordially
invited to attend, and they will be
more than pleased with the fine time.
First class music will be rendered by
The P. B. B. Harp Orchestra.
To anyone who would like to rent a
,4O-acre farm in Minnesota at much
better rate than here, call on me.
Good black loan, clay snb-soil. 200
acres plowed for spring crop. Good
well and fair buildings.
N. B. WHEELER.
Supt Nearpass and family returned
TO Cresco last Saturday morning. The
fall term of the public school COM
nences Tuesday, Sept. 9th, and Mr..
Nearpass will give an announcement
it, and also a correct list of
he teachers, in our next issue.
The Womans Home Missionary So
,iety will meet with Mrs. DIR. Allen
Friday afternoon Sept. I'd, at 2:3O.
Topic: Young Peoples Work. Leader,
Mrs. Lizzie Webster. After the meet
ng social tea will be served to which
i'll the ladies of the church are invited.
A. Granahan of Chester was well
ONE caller at the Plain Dealer office
yesterday, and although 70 years of
ge is active and alert both mentally
nd physically. He is one of the old
ioneers of the county and but few of
is friends of the early days still re-
main.
P. S. Barker is preparing to move
o South Dakota and will hold sale of
lis personal property on on the E. |.
Barker farm 4a miles northeast of
,resco on Friday, Sept. End, to dispose
f six head of horses, 27 head of cattle,
S hogs, farm machinery, corn in field.
lay. straw, oats and barley, all on the
sual terms. Finegan is the auction
er and Tiljson the clerk. Free lunch
t noon.
WANTED--Cosmopolitan Magazine
equires the services of a representa-
i've in Cresco to look after subscrip-
ion renewals and to extend circulation
y special methods which have proved
successful Salary and COM
Mission. Previous experience desir-
BILE but but not essential. Whole
me or spare time. Address, with
H. C. Campbell, Cosmo-
olitan Magazine, 1889 Broadway, New
ork City.
The toilet line of the American Drug
nd Press Association is the result of
investigation and expert
enting the assembling of the very
EST products Of the best chemists of
'e country-a adopted by the associa-
on for sale by its members only be-
.use of the peculiar excellence of each
.eparation. The most fastidious are
in praise of the entire
Meritol" line. See it at c. T. Nc
'illiams & Co., Chester. Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Clyde Hammond,
z South Walnut street, will leave
in about week to take
, their residence in Hamilton, Ohio.
r. Hammond has taken position
ith the Oliver Chilled Plow Co. and
$ new work necessitates his change
headquarters. The many friends Of
r. and Mrs. Hammond will reg:et to
arm of their departure from the city
it best wishes will go with them to
cir new home. Charlottesville
ndiana) Review.
Notice.
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