Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-01-31

Webster & Powers have opened a
realestate office over the P. A. Glen
mer drug store. If you want to sell,
buy or trade, see them.
w. G. Eddy returned Friday from a
trip through southern South Dakota
and Nebraska, in the interests of the
Electra Lightning Roo Co.
Mrs. A. Marshall and little son went
to Lime Springs, Saturday, for an
over Sunday visit with her parents,
Mr., and Mrs. A. E. Marsh.
The Tomas & Farnsworth Co. have
just put in another carload of Round
Oak stoves, the third within the last
twelve months. A very good record.
Heavy, good corn for sale, q miles
southwest of Cresco, at the former
Steve Dotzler farm.
A. F. RAKEBRAND.
Mrs. George Michel and Mrs. Philip
DeGreves returned Saturday afternoon
from jamestown N. D., leaving Mrs.
Andrew Michel considerably improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Woellstein came
Monday from Henry, S. OAK, for
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Woellstein, and other Cresco rel
atives.
DRESS Mrs. Stinsor and
Mrs. Birtwhist,e are prepared to do
all kinds Of dressmakiEg at the latter's
home in the DR.. Scripture house.
Your patronage solicited. 22tf
Miss Carrie Oldham expects to 60 to
St. Paul Thursday, to enter into the
Strong & Warner millinery house for
a few week s work. preparatory to re-
Stunning her work the coming season.
Will have a supply of ground feed
and middlings within a few days
Leave your orders if you wish to be
sure of some Of it.
F. C. WoELLsrElN.
Miss Belle Rose left Monday for a
visit with friends at Lime Springs.
From there she goes to Bristol, Mimi,
to attend the wedding of friend, Miss
Maggie Owens, which occurs Wednes-
day.
Clarence johnson came Saturday for
brief visit with his parents before
leaving for Colorado, where he has
position awaiting him as cashier of q
bank in new town which has just
opened up there.
H. C. Rand fell Saturday night, dis
locating his collar bone. and otherwise
injuring himself. He was about to 60
out the back door of his home, to do
some outside work, when in some way
he fell, sustaining the above injuries.
Chas. Powers is confined to his home
by badly injured ankle. He was pre-
pairing for trip into the country Sun
day, and in attempting to pull log
chain out of the sleigh, struck his an
kle hard blow with the heavy iron
hook on the end Of the chain.
Art is mans expression of joy in his
work. This is one of the reasons that
Taylor Photos please the most critical.
The studio is open. will be pleased
to see my patrons and friends, and
show them my new styles of photos.
C. D. TAYLOR.
The car Of meat meal or high grade
tankage is now here. This feed con-
tains 60 per cent protein and is posi-
lively the best feed in the market for
all kinds of swine. Get busy and get
some of it before is all gone.
The F. A. Glass Flour & Feed Co.
Mrs. E. F. Wilde will have all auc-
ton sale at her place opposite the M.
w. A. hall in Bonair, on Thursday,
Feb. 9th, to close out all her personal
property consisting of three horses, 16
cows and young cattle, two pigs, 100
chickens, farm machinery. oats, corn,
hay, straw and some household goods,
all on the usual terms. free lunch.
Finegan is the auctioneer and Tillson
the clerk.
John Jun<o, who has owned the Law
Ter dray line for some time has bought
the Charles Morris dray line and outfit
this week, the price for the business,
horses, harnesses and wagons Icing
$500. This will give Mr.. Junko all the
dray business in town and it is his in
tention to put three teams into service.
We have not learned what Mr.. Morris
intends to do. 30. E. Gallagher was
in town last Thursday to receive full
blooded PolandChin hog he had pur-
chased from M. P. Lydons of Cresco.
Mr.. Gallagher was greatly plesed with
the animal and intends to go into the
breeding of high class Poland Chinas
on high scale.-Lawler Dispatch.