Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-08-23
N. A. Blackburn, lie yer; office
opposite the National Bank

opposite the National Bank
/; John McCook was called to Austi,
yesterday on professional business.
Small show case for sale cheap
Enquire at Miss Blomquist's Studio
Salt by sack or barrel at the Cit,
Elevator. GILCHRisT & Co.
| DR.. w. T. DAILY, physician ant
surgeon: Office over Glass's restaurant
| Frank Hunting is down from Fair.
mont, Minn., arriving Saturday even.
ing.
| A. L. Peterson left Friday evening
on business trip to Chicago and Indi-
ana
For SALE OR RENT-A Square piano.
Enquire of Mrs. G. A. Marshall OF
phone 189.
/ Mrs. Geo Champlin and son John re-
turned Friday evening from their South
Dakota visit.
Ben Warner came up from McGreg.
or last Friday for . visit at the Geo.
H. Kellogg home.
1t you want farm l0an at low rat
of interest, zee American Loan l. Trus
Company, Cresco. 10.
If you want to-buy or sell Real Estate
call on Milz & Owens. Office over
First National Bank. Cresco, Iowa.
Furniture and carpets to be sold at
once. Enquire at residence block east
of Court House. MRS. E. o. WHITE.
200 bu. of Turkish Red winter wheat
for sale at $l.OO per bushel.
JOHN MILLER.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Barnes left
yesterday morning for Armour, S. D.,
for visit with four of their sons re-
siding there.
Messrs. John Coyle, C. D. Nichols,
w. A. Stockman and r, M. Thomson
were at Chester last Friday to attend
the Eckstein funeral.
Mrs. Mary Kline returned last week
from a visit with her sister Mrs.
Dreffke in St. Paul and, her brother
Frank in Minneapolis.
M. Dvorak, wife and little daughter
returned yesterday afternoon from a
visit with brothers of Mr.. Dvorak re-
siding at Renville. MINI.
Mrs. Waiter Ineraham and little
daughter returned Friday evening to.
their home at Sioux City, Iowa. after
. visit at the John Ingrsham home.
The Big Bend 2lO acre farm for rent
or sale on easy terms. Would consider
in part payment western land.
I. JOHN F. MuRTHA, Cresce. la.
A brief note from John McHugh
ordering the Plain Dealer, locates him
at Delta. Colorado. where we under
stand he has invested in some irrigated
land.
Herman Mouldenbaur, of Cresco,
visited from Saturday to Monday at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Henry
Tank, southeast of own.-Lawler Dis
patch.
The M. A. Kline family leave soon
for Tolleston, Indiana, now part of
Gary, where Mr.. Kline has secured
situation as janitor of the public school
building.
The Church of the Assumption choir
girls wish to thank all who so gener-
ously patronized their ice cream soci-
able last Saturday, and also all who
aided them.
P. A. Clemmer and Carl Terry ar
rived last Friday evening from their
western trip, and w. J. Webster on
Saturday. They all report very en-
joyable trip.
Have you decided to enter the Del.
vein Business University, Sept. 9th,
the opening of the fall term? It is the
most successful school in the state.
Send for catalog.
Ed Hess went down to Monona, Sat-
urday afternoon, to see his father-in-
law, who is very low from an attack
of paralysis. Mrs. Hess went down
the day previous.
Miss Neva Fessenden left yesterday
for Everett, WASH, where she will
teach in the high school. This is the
school in which Eek Roberts is the
new superintendent.
H. H. Huessellman left yesterday
for Usage, Iowa. Mrs. Huessellman,
who is convalescing at the Kessel hos
pital from recent operation, expects
to follow in about week.
J. ]. Sobolik, Arthur Converse and
C. C. Burgess. the latter accompanied
by his son Henry, left yesterday morn-
ing for Prairie Gu Chen. Wis.,, to par
ticipate in tennis tournament.
WANTED-Twelve first-class carpen-
ters at once to work on new brick and
tile plant. Thirty-five cents per hour.
Address Farmers Cooperative Brick
& Tile Company, Mason City, Iowa.
LOST Between Granger and Cresco,