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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
ALL The LITTLE THINGS

The doors ar" gracefully hung and very wide
They 50 harmon," with the construction of the chas-
s'- hat th"y rN'"ud Close, the ground making the
stop OF incr"ss and cgrcss easy natural and effort
less Their" Is nothing 20 catch the lace OF gown or
scarf no obtruiIng un"vcnncss OF detail 70 avoid
Your requirements this and every other direc-
ton hav" boon anticipated hector" Won realized what
tho We" Thor" locks on every door 80 that
your can h" left securely sealed in the garage
II YOU so drslr" Al M lady little vancs are there
-th" trimmings tn" laccs. IA" silks the carpets
BLEND N symphony Of subiu"d richness perva.
siv", unmlstakab". evident hIt unobtrIsivo The
electric pillar lamps. N" dome light. the speaking
tub" the automatic curtainrollcrs the heavy uphol-
stored pockets. the graceful little triies are
as well placed as th"v we'll chosen. and they are
exclusive" dainty and satisfying in the extreme The
metal work hinges door locks etc leave nothing 70
be
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ItW TE\NIS.
LanEdon %. Roper wins championship
singles Of the New l0rk 4. a.

Iargton " Roper - the IA rrrton tennis
r'tycr pf the NeN YORK Z, uu'll another
-"t-.u upme- around for ~ won the u'le
'rpm Eu'u- Davis N stirrlug three 49,
match 30 ~" final round no score being
o. o After Roper had pol shed
~ : hul'g- Berge the champion II RerlIn.
iu 'ne -eml-fral round hs was DO, iied
iaNnv.'s over DAVIS. put Tho after believes
That up match IL won tIl he scores are
hung ~ and 10 vent At Roger With HE
hair on end II EtS stlrrtrs tuSSle and
much ,lussr than tho hgure~ would ind
este II - -" rr-' ham ripnshlp the club
l.- had rr three. ,rtr- - her. ~" some
unsatisfactory rumpr~ hottilg around ~ nout
~" result hu' this l. no fault Of Roper =
Whar has rau-ad M" talk j. the fact that
Dr Arthur O. keane was defaulted ia the
fr-t round to Black There IA report
TIA pr heauT y eut 10 ITHNeTE l-la nd twice
t. paN but BHcA did not Show up 1h-u.
on saturday hen Or keanc ws- IN
ayoidt bly, d"tiued On a SI"k call D" Mas
dcfsultn'i br k~au" hiu~'F would ~tv
are discussing n" uE'lirue-s u the ar
IL. mai round u the. chamr,ou-hip
tuuhl"- ht- been reached. bl.' and Enl~f
r.'.'. b.. nvt, ,"'"d EaIus' Bourrr an 8 schultz
berg" charlie, n Ropes formerly 81
Columbia nit"rs'tv. M"n y" anhl x the
NahousV Bourne and S~hulfy .Eerge vii
r1cet N"ltn and Rore- ~ the final 81 the
handicap i"lO.rr Ia" summary
/ >.-.. mai rl.na urp~r ,irfc.tsI ,...... 'irr-,
. D.. o. ua.l- defeated E'4rl". .
Rival and Championship Round Hope 10
| i~lt,I nA,t, r. - SO
uar. ana po'sr de'ea'ed N,'ue snd freeman
'.s,.. w,-.r,. I'D 'r,-r,f, - -
hsnai-a" 'ra'', ,'r r. r.. rom" on \ "a,
S.'a.,i ssr., os, - ir'~A,cd ~. In end
! Uerlr,r single, rir,l round R0r~, rlr.,
| 50 ui O.. Dictated Ms.r.rl r..a-s O.. q. q
! BEouKir>r Mas sep q In'ere.' ~
! ~" fall tennis Tournament for women
! Whl,I began 90 10" l"nEwool roe k"' 10,
Los Moves Cf Toronto. Who has won ~.
! tantdvn 'hHiu'.ou-h.p four '"tr- va 40
'"--.uu. So 'I" 90 ~" 'on'esiau'- lh'
! canadian H'f.'r Won h"r ~" IN 70 no. POO
! Iur with 'a.' .I.f"arnr Nf-- = 81 Wood
! Nfrl mi " -. i.|rr."' .r'l- N"fN.r Of
| her "i.f.n'u.-. ..- th'" O." .'." her mU'i
81 % N.ff'. I'. match v.. b ..f"" N'H r'-'
I 20 h"|uE .'u-.d.r'd IN a,-', Ms mat tu
. ar.t NI-- ~.."''" b.E.. defeated Nj.
M.r.Hr"' rr'.. 100 straight -"'-. g B.
omen, .fr,A round Ms. MIC
/ Mi.- Harriet lH-ti- f',rs'r ted Ms n1rFg 20
" wooio,rt ~ %, ", u h 1i ars 80
defeated NJ. irh T"Ggcn B., ocmW, ".
l. W-, .arr. rr'~,'..' ". Il J. ',a.s.
1. NJ, .iar Hg,,,a ,.a....
Ts,r. d. 2,,2,'r ST., usrs,re, t,.r," '
81, NW"g3 eqro tr, ;.', W., %;r,,,'"7
| ,.s, ra. . = ST.. r.e.,r S,.Il. de,-s,ea
g, f, Z SrraTt q, % Vi, Mariaa
ST.. IAN So, ioa defeated 81, ,atnber, o,
'sna I, aG.'t m'' n S:- "r'' scs,, NJ z,
frli"l Mr. Ngryr.- % a.
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MiRINE >HOOTFRS TPHrLD.
DIs,IUaIIncat ton In National Match over.
ruled u, national Hoard.

N,suI ..... Sept ~ r." national
board Tor 90" r.umu''1n % r.Ho rra,'.,e ~
a special rI"..t ry 80 tho War Department
TODAY oven loci d." action ~ cot EpL"r'
h IyHu- executive Officer % t.r .fs match
held recently H' lamp Perry. ohio. "a dc
quHH'HH. 'F" Marine furp- ',ain from.
- oHd T.a'" % ne national match ~"
Infantry team 'uu 'rst place. To Marine
,urI- Was --,und and il" cavalry third
pp-inr o." -a.rm.s firing o. 'uoTuh-r- 90
IT, " rr" 'urr- team marin" OFFICER
vfn ra- p-,-. o. -ru.'ea words 81 on.
,',rlE".r"u' o. % member . bic team
G.. IElu- throw uu' 40 vir.. sktruIi-h
ssnrr Of ~" mann" team On mo ground
49,. 'i" rI." ~ r.r-' MA .tfpr. y.u ,Utt hing
ir... ''' -H" lines had i"Du broken THE
lHu re T"-.t' 81 reducing 'T" marin. team.
Ia -...nud tu fourth Tin,~ ~" uaHalrH
t'Hu moved from ftird y" -"rurI place
~ .r' h" Of. r.. t.a.I',H'I.u 90 '.D f".tr.u"-
Ii" fr"mHfr- ~ o." coy rIr' '.aw i".'
ff.r. Lad only been 90 10. lH.'|I H.Hl.'Hl'i
80 ... ..f .r. '.H' On Iu. 4-f'." Poo. lt..f
d.r" r.. met. u, team I.T-' If.ut NlI.
boz. |. ,.rr'ul 10 ,ar'iIu Of 'a" cavalry
to-. .4.I DO" matter N"'"f.' 30" board " 80
@ ...-. ''t' ''" marin" team b." restored
~ H.f.. f..f.s.
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GOLF.
w Match Bct~cen Eastern and Western
Women THIS Fall.

IN. coming womsn- national golf cham
yuuu-hlp win have To be- run on again minus
tho Taal - WeE zdesnov In other words
there will De- uo match hi N"en Eastern ana
Western women teams this fall That much
was announced YESTERDAY nv Mrs y
Sanford. president of the Momen's Eastern
GoIf ASSOCIATION after having hecom" salts
fled that this par Of IN" country was gohs
90 h. -llmlN represented IN the national
.tamptou~hip tournament 10 he held over
rn.. links Of the HomrWood Country club
az FIos-morr. M The national - sched-
uled for October 10 60 IS Heretofore the
matches between the Eastern and Western
women associations have been held coin
ud.n' with the tinted states Iolf N~-"-
.isron champions ship. and W To- date IN"
Eastern team has won iNo legs On the " u
Thomas trophy
W match took place last wear Tor the rea-
-pn thar the West found - impossible ~
master team. which would have had e.
travel - the Merton cricket t'uh. near
Philadelphia The West offered 'n default
uur 'ne Women Eastern t,ul' \--", ~ on
would not accept victory thai way n is
.uir. likely. therefore that M. Western
women vail now return the compliment nv
refusing fo take 90" cup without PLAYING
'ur -
~ Tar - can Ne learned a. the result oi
Conversations With number Of the prom
tu"n' " omen golfers m this part fthr count ~
th" Eastern PLAYERS have never been IA
accord with tho action ot the nited States
Got Association m awarding the event to
about - that u - better to hold the cham.
pinnship IA ~" Fast. where majority 81
The hs~f players reside " matter of
tact all the women na'i"na! touin'r'n'-
from l~.H fU 1919 inclusive were decided 'tl
'hr Past Since then. however the NC-f
has had Is share. Tor "a lSH N" tournatn' M
went Ia Wheaton. q" Midlothian IA is'' and
. now npmaW uua gets n
rather -lFnincau' announcement nov
comes IA N" statement THAT IN" country
club oG Bruokltns ha- arranged 10 hold an
invitation i"utnhm"n' Tor ."m"n ''i"h"f
. re fo 20 n can be. seen ~ 70 rHny" 'ha'
This immediately follow = o." national dates
-u That ~ UuUl. D" u"N' 80 lwru~si'i" FOR
Euli"rs 20 C"mu"'" IA h"'h luTh"rn"r''
Lruhtrili'y nearly ~" "u'ir" -'r"u 9Th of the
ft-r vpyli h. rrprs-Dufri az Erup line.
amt -h- addict fhl- -huult show m"
q. that We won't Z" Wet - often
Word has also been CLEANED tn tho cNec'
hut %" Midland Golf lUH oi ttar,l"u CIV
. B., rrrlurlnf Fl" hold q ihr"| dty> tour
Inns some time IA October ~" exact
b 'IuI. has mot ue,'u tNri a. vr'. a. 900 ~ ur'
j. 'p h' made 'p avoid a convict Ul'h am
other tournament
n looks a. n 10" tuglovonl cor Cluh
would ~ruu have about all 'he inrer"ps'
women goii"r- q IN" met ruluii'ln ti-'rl''
metropolitan rhHmuiou. = mp for m"mh"f-
shin amt - /. Mr. ' HavrS. a promising
Salisbury player Mr. n l"It"m IS
ht- already Joined
Lerorpl- FOR Tho course " the rlainNelt
lpur'r v tluN may fan 'p-Tprru" A. " alter
dav li- All start a. '1Ii IN 'he morning
aui a. o'tIouN 40 -" H'irruoou
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BEAUTIFUL DESIGN

The bodies Of special design They give a
graceful beauty ~" value surpassed bv none
and epual"i by very very few. We gave the same
care thought and patient work, the unstinted time
10 this graceful purity Of design that did when
developing IN" mechanical essentials We wouldn't
10y any bod. builder max" a body and say TO
Her" ~ l. r.-r y "" carved the cameo Of BODY
l"autv ont OF ~" diving brca'h- OF body builders
and design" bv tho dozen artists all Of them in
'h"r lines. To" design l. he thing Fore doors OF
"ours" and or "NCu-Iy" type with Just the touch
which produces that sub-consoious qualification of
tho perfect thing
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LUXURIOUS AND COMFORTABLE

Design for beauty must he coupled with design
for comfort 10 produce the Chalmers sort of value
Therefore these bodies larger inside and far
comfortable than any other body any price any
chassis OF the same dimensions THE cushions and
back Of the seat soft bowy and Welding not
merely comfortable but so luxuriously inviting so
svbari;ic that a sat in means a sold The
auxiliary chairs chairs mere akeshGt
perches fl only for an undesirable but tenaciouslv
living poor relation. They and comfortable
not merely for a short distance, but for any distance
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CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
ILLINGS NiIS HILLuE\ Ti\
BElT THE GIANTS.
Takes . Look AZ NcI!ra~'s Wen and
MAKES same plain Comments Also
Predicts sure Victor, for Athletics In
Worlds series Mcfarland =. Ily land.

worlds series hrtarlahdN ~ Wy 'Ahh'
speaking a. an outsider. ! am "'lhhS
20 pr.dt,t that the InEhiuudars will beat
'he '"' ""' ~ Wv - -, ~.
series lhl- lhN. ~'|N ''"iE' "'''''"N'
1t doesn't maAr much dincT"u'" an" -
the manager of o.. hilltop team. II -
80, mi ,..,. t,--.. m. t,u,ntz
I'm - ..I.....t
understand ihu' the -s'rl''- VIII u" p@Nel
h. fact o. was uu met up several WEEKS
-, -.yyy-t,s. Do O., Nj FARRELL hs..,l-s
= ..,'-'-I.,., .., -........-- mi 4 aa,e ma
VS. ''"'.'''" .
Trts"n q" 'h'hE' i'" Wth'.
l-.N fus trItri- IutE "a" cubs uu friday
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HANDSOME FINISH

last word about the exterior. The painting Of
each Of thee" bodies takes five weeks from the time
OF III" Application Of tho first coat II is costly but
N" result IL worth u. W" hav" been already repaid
by seeing people Of m" right unable 10 express
their admiration and appreciation when inspecting
the cars "" built these cars 10 make the man who
formerly spent S3"1 to 5000 for a body saw by
George-ISNT that beauty" and built better
than ~ knew
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kaufman OutpoInts KubIaL.

Ear1IW'Fr. sept 90 n kuhiak 'ba
Michigan ION. iii not roar and Al Kauf-
man california - iaN"r'", did not in,re,-.
hI- reputation 'o-nIgh' n their ~ roupd
bout nefUrr fhs Aruorv Aftl.rt,. ,r-t
20" men veT" hi-Sad continual, I.t 3D.,
.r"wd a. AlbauRh Theatre for tb. ~
i il . hlch tn"y carried IN The ha'tls karf-
him where and when he pleased
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A FINAL WORD Z

We say that Chalmers Closed Cars are. m the last
analysis the most desirable closed on the mar
ket at any price. We just that. Beauty r. not
al-grace. style. richness, luxury. exolusiveness,
prot you not a. all when the car IL In the repair shop
These Chalmers Closed Cars perform you know
Chalmers cars always perform a last word
to be tucked away in the treasure house OF your men,
ory-remember-
I'VE GUARANTEES the Service"
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RarinG In Pranee.

special C.bS Dsspu,A N THg SuN
PANS. Sept w Vanderblit's
Lahir". with O'Neii IN tho saddle. ran third
m IN" rn'" for m" rriN Dc Ia Bslrique a,
MH.sons Lam" to-day Tho race Vas won
hH thampl"n'- J." tINr". with Haup, uf
i'anrw'- Grand so zn"uf. pu whI,h stern
bead ~" mount. vas -"'"nd Nna horsas
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-03-01
BIG FIRE At NEW ROCKFORD.
Eleven Buildings in Heart of the Bus.
mess District Burned.

New Richmond. N. D.. Feb. 25.-A
disastrous fire occurred in this city.
entailing loss of about $4,000 The
fire started from an over-heated stove
in the rear Of Hudson's confectionery
store. and spread rapidly to adjoining
buildings. The burned buildings and
losses are as follows:
Wenz shoe store, $1,000; Charles
Babcock's residence, 500; postofice
and fixtures, $4,000: Rager harness
store, $4,000; RACERS large wholesale
house, stored with household goods and
stock. $4,000; Powers butcher shop,
$500; Dundan jewelry store, $4,000;
Hudson confectionery store, $4,000;
Doroan varnish shop. $4,000; millinery
store. $4,000: Bucklin drug store, $751;
900, and Davies livery barn, $4,000.
A north wind was blowing at the
time the fire broke out and this, to-
gether with the severe weather, pre-,
vented the fremen from making much
headway in fighting the flames.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-03-01
A Novel Introduction.

The DR.. Howard Company have en-
tered into an arrangement with P. A.
Ciemmer's drug store, by which spec
ial Introductory offer will be made of
25 cents on the so cent size of their
celebrated specific for the cure of con-
stipation and dyspepsia.
SO remarkably successful has DR..
Howard's specific been in curing con-
stipation, dyspepsia and all forms of
liver trouble, that P. A. Clemmer will
return the price paid in every case
where it does not give relief.
P. A. Clemmer has been able to Sc
cure only a limited supply. SO ev-
eryone who wishes to be cured of dys-
pepsia or constipation should call upon
him at once or send him 25 cents by
mail, and get 60 doses Of the best
medicine ever made, on this special
half price introductory offer with
his personal guarantee to refund the
money if the specific does not cure.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-03-01
Real Estate Transfers

The following transfers were filed
with the County Recorder for the week
ending Feb. 26th.
w. c. Breedlove "widower" to
Josephine A. Breedlove, IL 155
#. of W IS #. lot S, and n 1856
of Is #. lot 6 blk 13, Bald
wins add to Cresco, 81 and
love and affection.
Herman Ruesink to w. j. Mil
len, ! ne s6-1OO-13, $ $3.50
d. j. O'Donnell and wife to H.
l.. Spaulding and wife, e ] Sc /
and sw / Sc ! 5.97-13. ......... 1900
Thomas Bohan and wife to Geo.
w.. Barkhurst Sc Sc and ne
! sw / 2l-99-14. 10OSO
j. L. McHugh to Orvine McHugh
81 Sc /, 80 also ne and e NV
31-99-l2. ........ l
Anton Neubauer and wife to A.
j. Owens, W ! ne ! 15-98-12.. 5000
John Rathert and wife to C. P.
Nash, NV / 1871 and n ane3
1892, 81 and other consideration.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-03-01
bAJ s.ALAH.HES L! MONTANA
SIX ARE KILLED BY FALLING
MOUNTAINS OF SNOW.
Sixty Miles Of Railroad Blocked and
Trains are Stalled Throughout
the State.

Missoula, Feb. 25.-Resulting from a
disastrous avalanche on the west end
,of this division of the Puget Sound
line, three men and one woman are
dead and one man is more or less In
jured. One man, Charles Nelson, was
struck by an avalanche near Adatr
and buried under 800 feet of snow.
with three companions, who were en-
ployed as section men. The three men
crawled out uninjured.
Another avalanche thundered down
the hill near the Adair water tank,
covering a prospector's shack in which
were five men and woman. Two men
named Shoes were killed, together
with the woman, who was the wife Of
one of the dead men.
Section Foreman John Peters was
Injured in the same avalanche. Not
a train will pass over the west end Of
the Missoula division of the Puget
Sound railroad before another day at
the very earliest. according to state
ments made by the local division off,
GERS.
Almost the entire line from Haugan
to Avery. distance of 60 miles, Is
blocked with nearly q solid mass Of
DAILY-TWO
snow, the result Of long series of
avalanches which thundered down the
mountain nearly all day Wednesday.
Several trains are snowbound by the
blockades, one fast silk train being
stuck at Falson, while train contain
ing 16 cars of hogs for Seattle is held
at Alberton pending the ability of the
company to open the line.
Passenger trains are coming as far
east as Avery. but are being turned at
that place. West-bound trains are
turned at st. Regis, and sent back.
there being no service Of any sort be.
tween st. Regis and Avery.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-03-01
conners Still On the Job.

Albany, Feb. 25.-William J. Con.
ners made good his prediction that he
would still be chairman of the Demo.
cratic state committee after its meet.
ing. In saving his political scalp, now
ever, he lost most of his hair. Chas.
F. Murphy. the Tammany chieftain,
whose complete mastery of the situa-
tion was realized by no one better
than by Corners himself, granted the
Buffalo leader a brief political re-
prieve in he interest of the patty
harmony. after Corners had agreed to
resign In April,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-03-01

tee is manifestly unfit for his Office,
and the quicker his attention is called
to the fact that he can not have the
honors that belong with the Office un-
less he discharges his duty, the better
for him.
Should any case of this kind occur
next year. the proper thing to do is to
go at once to the county attorney, call
his attention to the fact, and that'it is
his businessIto see that the law is enforc-
ed; and if the county attorney does not
attend to his business, then report it
to the attorney general.
We are spending several millions in
each state for good roads, and one of
the reasons we do not get them is sim
ply because road officers are either in
competent or unwilling to discharge
their duties. They are probably elect
ed because members of the political
party having the majority, and the
politician must have tid-bits to distri-
butte according to the size and import
ance of his constituent. There should
be no politics in township government
nor in city government, nor in county
government. AS soon as we get over
the custom of electing men to office
because they belong to political party
of some kind, the sooner we will get
the worth Of our mony we pay out in
taxes. Walaces' Farmer.
In connection with the above article
concerning the road laws of the state,
we wish to call attention to. a provis-
ion of the road law which may be taken
advantage of by township in which
the one district plan of work seems OBJ
jectionabie or undesirable. A new law
provides that the trustees of town.
ship shall at any regular meeting, on
a written petition signed by 65 per cent
of the voters of the township outside
of Incorporated towns, divide the town.
ship into two or more road districts, to
take effect the succeeding January.
Electors in the districts so
shall at theconstituted sue
ceeding general election elect a road
for term of two years.
may after trial of two or
more years, return to the one district
plan by properly petitioning the trus-
tees
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-03-01

HOUSES For SALE-From $500. 90 tt
So, 600. 90. Ask to see them if you are
thinking of tuying.
! O. w. CLARK, the Insurance Man.
Mrs. Maggie Haubrich and little
daughter of Carroll, Ia, who has beer
visiting Mrs. Kaupel and other rela
tives went to Cresco Tuesday.-Ossiar
Bee.
The Decorah ladies orchestra has
has been engaged by the M. w. A.
Forester team to play for the Easter
dane to be given in the Armory. Mon
day, March %.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
hold an Easter Sale on Saturday, March
26th, of aprons, towels and other
articles. A 25c supper will be served
in the dining room of the church.
A 100 acre farm for rent-one of the
best to be had-cash rent only. Ger
man or Bohemian preferred. Address
P. o. Box GAL, Cresco, Iowa. Posses
sion will be giyea at once to the right
parties.
Owen Murray has rented his Paris
farm to w. j. Mcconnell from near
Blufton and is moving this week to
Lourdes where he will occupy the Guy
cite building and perhaps put in stock
of goods.
A number of the nei shbors and friends
of MIR. and Mrs. Henry Hoppe gath
cred at their home last Friday evening
and enjoyed social dance. The oc-
casion being to help kMr. Hoppe cele-
brate his birthday anniversary.
The address at the Congregational
mld-week services on Wednesday even
ing will be delivered by Rev. Hinman.
Subject: Training Children for Church
Membership" Special music will be
given by Mr.. Kakac and his daughter.
For SALE-Well located 7-room resi-
dence in Cresco, one block from Catho-
lie church and two blocks from German
Lutheran church. Good well, dry eel
lar, cistern, barn and woodshed. At
bargain if taken this month. Inquire
at this Office.
We have letter from Victor H.
Harlow of Spokane, WASH, announc-
ing the death of his father, John L.
Harlow, for many years Cresco resi-
dent, at his home in Spokane, on Feb.
%, aged Ga years. Death was caused
by neuralgia of the heart.
Everett Smith will have an auction
sale at his place four miles northeast
of Cresco on Monday, March l4th. to-
dispose of 8 head of horses, 33 head of
cattle, 12 brood sows, machinery, grain
ETC., on the usual terms. E. P. Farms
worth, clerk, and Finegan, auctioneer.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the M. E. church will meet
with Mrs. Katherine Irvine on Friday
March 4th, at 2:3O p. m. Topic: '"The
Freedmen. Leader, Mrs Lille Nor
gan. The roll call to be answered by
Negro items. At the close social tea
will be served, to which all the ladies
are cordially invited.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-03-01
Farmers and Land Owners.

Now is the time to list your farm
with with us providing you wish to sell.
We are getting out $4,000 copies of
"Luers Land Lists" and will distri-
butte some where they will do the most
good, free of cost to you. AS hereto
fore, listing your property with US
does not cost you cent. If your farm
is for sale come to our Office and we
will show your our plan, which same we
consider an equitable one.
LUERS LAND AGENCY,
Cresco, Iowa.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-03-01
Oh! NV!

Day says, but the student was green.
He said Doctor, what did you ope-
rate on the patient for?" Doctor said:
''For $780," 81 mean, Doctor, what
did he have?" "Oh. $780," A place
to earn something to put in the stom-
ach is better than one to have an emp
ty one cut out. DAD.
P. S. Now is the time to buy Dads
Cresco property as he wishes to sell if
possible before the hospital is located
here. Call, write or wire.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-03-01
Bee keepers at winona.

Winona. Feb. G5.-The Southwest.
ern Minnesota and Western Bee.Keep-
ers' association. in session here,
adopted new constitution and set of
bylaws. enlarging the organization to
take in all of Southern Minnesota and
the western tier of Wisconsin coun-
ties. The convention is being largely
attended. p. D. Ramer, Of Harmony,
Mimi, delivered the principal address.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-03-01
clearinos sim increase.

Minneapolis. Feb. 25.-Another In,
crease was recorded in the weekly
bank clearings, this being the twelfth
successive week of gain over a year
ago. The total for the week was $17,-
5S1,217.SS. compared with 1885,
319.24 last year. the increase being
$4,392,s9S.64.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-03-01
Easter Supper.

The ladies of the Episcopal church
will hold their annual Easter Supper
and Apron sale in the w. o. w. Hall,
lover Kellow's store) on Easter Mon
day, March %. Sale of aprons all the
afternoon-supper from 5 o'clock until
all are served. Supper rs cents.
MENU.
Cold Boiled Ham, Veal Loaf Potato
Salad, Salmon Salad, Rlols.
Baked Beans, Boston Brown Bread,
Baked Beans, Deviled Eggs,
Fruit Salad, Assorted Cake, Jelly
Tarts, Tea, Coffee.