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MAcABR0 HALLAzGO De UN0S
TRABAJkDORES EN- SAN BEHITO
ell esqueleto de I'm hombre
que Sc cree fue asesinado
Hacen activas in~vestigaciones las autoridades
para dar con los culplables

'autoridades que ell muerto usaba den
tadura postiza.
La poca carne que tenia estaba
en- complete estado de descomposl-
ci6n, asi como la del cuerpo. Puede
decirse que la autoridad levanto mas
bien un esque!eto; la carne habla
sido devorada por las ayes de preSa.
Ell hombre fue asesinado.
Segun 10 refiere un perlodlco
americana que Sc edita en- la pobIa-
ci6n de San Benito, de un examen
practicable por las a~utoridades en- ell
tronco del mesquite donde fue reco-
gido ell craneo, aparece que Ell hon.
bre debe haber sido asesinado Y que
fueron varios los c%ausantes del crl-
men, que aun permanece en- ell mis-
terio. Para Greer este, Sc toma CO.
nc base ell hecho de que en- e! arbol
aparccen las huellas de siete balas.
Una de estas fue extraida, resu!tan-
do ser bala de acero. calibre 45, Sc
gin 10 dice el periodico de San Be-
nito. La victima, probablemente. fue
colocada junto al mesquite y ALI fu-
silado por los crimjnaies.
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Cuando nccesite libros en- espanol.
Diri;sse 2 Ignacio E. Lozaro. N. San
ia ge=s Az, sos Antonio Teas.
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CIUDAD DE MEXTCO. JUNO 6.
Venustiano Carranza presento al
congreso un proyecto de ley, por el
cval SC ilamara de Observation-Disclosures
fabriIes."
Hace Il larga exposition dc mo-
tivos Dor los cuales considera de VI
genie necesldad la creacion de re-
farido Departamento Y luego EXPIRE
sa que para ell despacho de los nego'
clos de orden administrative habra
seis secretaries de Estado Y cuatro
Departamentos. Las Secretaries Sc
an: Ia de Estado; la de Hacienda y
Credito Publico; la de Guerra y Ma
rina: la de Fomcnto; Ia de Comunl-
caciones; Y Ia de Industrial y Conner
clio. Los Departamentos. tai Y como
10 propone el jefe del Executive, Sc
ran los si~guientes: el Judicial; ell L
niversitario V de Bellas Aries; e. dc
Salubridad PibIica: y el de Estable-
cimientos Fabrics, este ultimo, el
que Sc trata de crear.
Sigue en- vigor la ley de pages de la
era preconstitueional.
La Secretaria de Hacienda ha da'
do a 0 ell texto de un decreto
expeGido o Ell Jefe del Executive,
relative al page de rentas de caSas.
| Por csc decreto Sc dispone que con-
tinua en- vigor la ley de pages de Ia
era unconstitutional. Ell decreto
respective dice 10 siguiente:
"Consideradon 10: que la sltuacIon
economical Y Ia relacion del papei
moneda con las eSpecies metalleas Sc
han modificado desde Ell mes de sep
tiembre u Ia epoca actual, de
tai suerte que ~resultan inaplicabies
las formas de pago establecidas en- la
Lev de Is de septiembre de 1916, no
! ODSIdHlS uue dI4A lE
termino senalado en- su articulo tran
~sitorio.
SEGUNDO.-Que dada ia reapa-
rici6n de Ia moneda metal!ca en- ell
mercado y las dificultades de la cir
culaci6n del papel moneda Simulta-
neamente o aquella. el interes pu-
blico. exige que Sc uniforme la base
monetaria para Ell cumplimiento, de
las obligaciones, y Sobre eSa base Sc
establezca la reforma definitira de
la Ley de Pages, repartiendo e4ulta'
tivamente ell gravamen perdida
norita Law ha tenido que renunciar
a la continuation de su viaje aereo a
Bartlesville. Oklahoma, Y Ia maquina
voladora sera embarcada esta tarde
ann 5sc+ipo q iirha cipdsi
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La contribution de Brownsville para
81 emprestito.

De los pueblos del Vale, Browns
vile sera e. que coupe Ell primer lu-
gar en- 10 referente a Ia compra de
oonoS del emprestito de la Libertad,
lanzado por ell gobierno federal de
los Estados Unidos.
De acuerdo con las informaciones
proporcionadas a los periodicos por
las instituciones bancarias de la To-
caiidad, cincuenta mil pesos, por 10
menos. sera IA cantidad con que
Brownsville contribuya para ell en-
pr5s.ito. Mas de veinticinco mil dc
,a-es han sido va pagados Y Sc tiene
confianza en- que antes del dia quin-
&C del presente mes, Quedara Suscrita
una cantidad igual.
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0uiere rendirse ell
rebeIde kvina
Pasaron por Saltillo ell Nitro.
de Italia y Zambrano


SALTILLO, Coah., JUNO SAW
ma, jefe villista que ha venido ope-
rando contra las fuerzas del gobler'
no carrancista en- la region lagunera
V en- Ia sierra de Parras, dirigio una
communication al actual g~obernador
militar del Estado, Bruno Neira, ex-
presando que deseaba rendirse al 60
bierno con los hombres que tlene d
sus ordenes.
La prensa de esta ciudad da. cuen-
ia de la communication del jefe Willis
ia, pero no dice cuales son las bases
que impone ell iefe rebelde para su
rendici0n. Ell gobernador Nelra, tan
pronto como recibio ell aviso suscrlto
por Avina, Sc dirigio al gobernador de
Nuevo Leon Y ccmandante militar de
la Inca fronteriza, Alfredo Ricaut,
dandole cuenta de Ia proposition de
Avina Y pidiendole que expresara co
mo debia ser la rendici6n.
Ricaut contest6 a Neira que Ia
rendici0n de Avina y de u hom-
bres debia ser Unconditional y que
10 autorizaba para que desde luego
citara al jefe para conferenciar, en-
Ell lugar que Sc estimara convenien'
te.
Aviha es ell jefe de las fuerzas re-
beldes que en- los Gltimos dias han
sostenido fuertes combates contra
los c~arrancistas en- la region de Pa
rras, Coahuila.
Pasaron ell Min;stro de Italia y Nj
ceforo Zambrano.
Anoche pasaron por esta cludad,
con rumbo a la de Mexico. e. un ca
rro especial ~agregado al tren ordina-
rio. ell ministro de Italia en- Mexico,
Sr. Alberto Martin Franklin; el Te-
sorero general del gobierno y gober-
nador electo de Nuevo Leon. Nice
foro Zambrano, Y la comisi1n de la
Secretaria de Relaciones que fue a
Laredo a recibir al nuevo mlnIsto
plenipotenciario de Italia.
FL gobcrnador Neira, acompanado
de su Estado Mayor, del S~ecretarlo
de Gobierno V de varios amigos, es-
tuvo en- la estacion a saludar a los
viaieros. Zambrano present6 a Neira
con ell Ministro ST.. Martin Ere lin,
quien, como buen diplomatico, tuvo
frascs de clogio para el actual go
bernador de Coahuila. Zambrano de
clar6 uuc iba a la ciudad de Mexico
a conferenciar con Carranza sobre
su pr6xima labor como gobernador
del Estado de Nuevo Leon y a traer
a gu familia, que reside en- la CAPT.
tai.
La banda municipal, por orden del
Gobernador Neira (sa ignora por que
tiene atribuciones CT gobernador So
(rasa a Ia 5a. riana, col. 1a.)
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Cobrador ~golpeado.

Por personals que residen en- Gu
dad Porfirio Diaz, Sc. ha sabido q Ell
cobrador de pisos del Municipio de a.
quella poblacion, Apolonio Villa, fu6
golpeado aver en- Ia mahana en- Ell
mercado. por un conocido jefc ca
rranciSta.
Parece que Ia paliza que lie dieron 4
Villa Sc debe a que este individuo,
sin saber de Quien era IN carreton
que Sc encontr6 en- ell campo. Sc a
propi6 de el. V muy campante Sc pa
seaba por la Gale de Porfirio Diaz.
verlo ell jefe y echarsele enelma
TODD fue uno. e. escandalo que ar
maron los ~rijosos fue mayusculo.
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propone la creaci6' de un
nueuo Departamento de Estado

Breceda a C~arranza que ell San Luis
hay profundo disgusto por%,ue Sc die
cl triunfo al candidate menos prestl-
giado de cuantos jugaron en- las cleo
clones pasadas: Juan Barragan.
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Banquero en- ell ~ejereito americana.

Por informes que me han proporcic
naio sus familiareS, he sabldo que e.
senior Geo &. Hollis. alto empleado
del First National Bank y caballero
muy conocido en- csta ciudad. por su
honradez Y talento, ha sido nombra-
do Dor la Secretaria de Guerra de los
Estaios Unidos, primer Subteniente
de los cuerpOs que Sc. estan organi-
zando en- esta nacion con ell objeto de
If a combatir por la libertad del nun
do en- los campoS de Francia.
Mr.. Hollins Sc encuentra actualmeT
tie en- Ell campo Funston dc esa ciu.
D. = ToI T.
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aseen1ido el
general Charles
G. Morton
I'm matamgrense acusdG0
de pasar munIcioDes
de eontrsbando

BROWNSVILLE. Texas, JUNO II
iefe del distrito militar de
Brownsville, general Charles e.
| Morton. ha sido ascendido a Mayor
General. E. mencionado militar, que
ha desarrollado en- esta parte de Ia
fronrera una labor dc conciliacion, To-
grando crear gran c~onfianza entire
los elementos mexicanos tanto de es
te lado como del v~ecino, recibio aver
noticia Official de Washington, acer-
ca de 81 ascenso.
Aver Sc rumor0 que, con motive
del ascenso a Mayer general. ell &C
tual jefe del distrito militar de
Brownsville seria removido. Pero
hasta ahora no Sc tiene ninguna in
formation exacta del asunto Y no Sc
Sabe Z que punto vaya a ser trasla-
dado el general Morton, 81 es que.
efectivamente, Ell gobierno no ma dis
puesto 81 remoci6n con motive del
alto cargo que ahora desempena en-
el ejercito.
I'm matamorense acusado de pasar
contrabando de munieiones.
Cuenta Ia prensa local que las au-
-oridades aduanales de esta ciudad
detuvieron aver. en- Ell puente inter-
nacional que comunica q Brownsvi-
lie con Matamoros, IN residente de
aquella ciudad llamado. Antonio Con
zalez, bajo IA acusacion de i~ntentar
pasar de contrabando municiones.
Al detenido lie fueron recogidos al
gunos cartuchos de pistola Y de ca
rabina.
Al ser i~nterrogado por el comisio
nado federal Goodrich, Gonzalez de
clar6 que no saba que fuera en-. con
TIA de la ley dc este pals ell llevar
municiones a Mexico, pues que has
ia antes de ahora. ignoraba que hui
biera una disposition presidential
que prohibe IA exportaci6n de ele-
mentos de guerra a Mexico. Declare
que 81 es verdad que aqui Sc ha dado
gran publicidad a esa orden, en- Ma
tamorOs nadie o muy pocos son los
que Ia ~conocen, por que jamas sc
han referido a ella.
E. comisionado federal impuso a
Gonzalez una fianza de doscIentos
c;ncuenta d6lares, para que quedara
en- libe-tad. con e! compromise de
~presentarse Ell martes ante e. propio
comisionado para la audiencia pre-
Iim;nar.
Segin Sc sabc. las a~utoridades
han hecho advertsncias a IN conner
ciante de la localidad. para que dele
de vender pequenas cantidades de
m~uniciones, pues Sc dice que vende,
sin previa authorization, cartuchos
para pistola y carabina a algunas
! personals
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norita Law ha tenido que r%enunciar
a Ia continuation de su viaje aereo a
Bartlesville. Oklahoma, Y Ia maquina
vo!adora sera embarcada esta tarde,
con destino 2 dicha ciudad.
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MONEY
exchange
StN ANTONIO. ZEN.
~ l.. HOUSTON II.
POROUE?

PORQUE cs Ia casa de cambIo
mas antigua y mas granGe y "a
lue siempre la cumpiido feLmente
con todos suS ofrec.mientos.
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(rasa a la 5a. piana, col. 5a.)
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Las personas que Geseen recibir
dinero de Mexico pueden hacerlo
Dor corducto de eSta casa, siendo
solamente ~recesario una carta or
den para Ia persona que deba en-
tregarIo ala Y Ia casa Sc encarga-
"a de dar todos los pasos condu-
csntes hasJa conseguir e coh-c.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-23
NORTH MAPLE LEAF,

Jim Souhrada was helping Charles
Dozark haul straw on Tuesday.
Joe Enos and son Geo. were Cresco
visitors, Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Vagts visited at the Horejsi
home, Tuesday.
Howard Watson was hauling hay from
John Zidlicky's on Tuesday.
Nels Nelson was hauling hay from
Frank Drinosky's, the first of the week.
Chas. Dozark and son VIM. went to
Lime Springs, the latter part of last
week, to consult DR.. Plummer.
Mrs. Ed Johnson and children have
been i'll, the past week.
Master William Dozark has been
absent from school, the past two weeks,
on account of illness.
Little Kermit Nelson has been quite
i'll but is somewhat better now.
Someone entered the school house in
Dist No. 8 on Monday evening and set
the clock anead about two hours and
also tore up some imLortant papers.
The school house should have lock to
the door to keep out the people who
enter after school hours.
Anton Horejsi, Joe Kadara, J. Gar
low, Ray Stewart and Christ. Graham
were hauling hogs to Lime Springs on
Wednesday for Henry Callaghan.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-23
LIME SPRINGS.

Mrs. C. A. Johnson, of Harmony,
and her daughtea, Mrs. Robt. Latcham,
visited Mrs. Walter Smith at Chester,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Glen johnson, of Bonair, was
the guest of Mrs. Evan Griffith, Tues
day.
Honey Meighen, who has been visit
ing relatives in Waterloo, returned
home on Tuesday.
Will Obriham came Tuesday from
Olivia, Mimi, for a short visit with his
brother, Irwin; on Wednesday both
went to Rochester to consult the Mayos
In regard to the health of the latter.
Harry, Anna and Mable Mouw, who
have been visiting relatives at Orange
City, Ia, the past three weeks,
returned home on Wednesday.
Mrs. John Plstt came up from Cresco
on Wednesday, for short visit at the
home of her father, VIM. Farrar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fischbaugher
and little daughter, Florence, Of Har
mony. visited at the home of her par
MI. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Chick, from
Wednesday to Friday.
Mr.. Will Cray. of Chester, visited
relatives here, Friday and Saturday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-23
NORTH ORLEANS.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Allan and famil.
and Fred Harding moved on the Ere,
Brown place where they expect to work
this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Curtis will enter
tain the Morgan L. A. S. for dinner
on March LIST.
Mrs. Frank Crawford visited at tn
Wesley eager home in Cresco, las
Saturday.
The social at w. L. Curtis, las
Wednesday evening, was we'll attended
The junior class gave a dialogue ant
Francis Curtis, Earl Curtis, Vernon
Curtis, Irwin Curtis, Muriel Powers
and Velma Powers were the characters
After the play. the valentines were
distributed to the young ladies', and the
young people had to bring valentines
which were cut in two and then 60 Ant
find the girl that carried the part that
matched his, and whoever she was he
had to take her to supper.
Willie Clink, Elmer Powers and Stew.
art Clink took in the Hard Time social
at the Woodmen II, last Friday even.
ing.
Lottie Crawford visited at the Mons
Askelson home, one day last week.
Clarence Clink returned home last
Saturday, after four weeks work at
Fred Browns home.
Mrs. H. w. Daskam returned, last
Friday, from Nekoosa, Wis, where
she spent the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. R. Goddard.
Stewart Clink called at the Mons
Askelson home, last Sunday.
Clarence Clink visited at the Fred
Brown home, Sunday.
Two loads of young people came out
from Cresco, last Wednesday evening,
to attend the social at the w. l.. Curtis
home. -,.y~,>.,.,
Miss Grace Powers has been enter
tanning a gentleman friend from Ridge
way, the past week.
A number of people attended the L.
A S. at Mrs. Henry Belts home, last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Daskam and fam
lily and Mrs. John Clink visited at the
A. E. Daskam home, Saturday.
Walter Eddy returne to Minneapolis,
last Sunday, after a two months visit
At home.
A few of the young people of this
vicinity attended the dance at Kendall
vile, last Friday evening.
Miss Sophia Neaubauer returned home
on Sunday, after a weeks work at the
A. E. Daskam home.
Frank Rehley and, Misses Sophia and
Anna Neaubauer attended the dance at
Ridgeway, last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Greenhalgh gave q
bee at their home, Monday afternoon,
and in the evening they gave an oyster
supper and dance.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-23

John Turnmire was business caller
at Cresco, Friday. '.@N u. = 's''
Amelia Johnson went 10 LIE Roy,
Thursday.
Mr.. Rose was up from Cresco, Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Maggie returned
Friday from visit at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Kavanaugh, at
Spring Valley.
Mrs. o. F. Shaw and Burnah Hal!
visited Cresco relatives, Friday and
Saturday.
Emma Lawrenne returned Friday
from her Cresco visit.
Mary Westby and Kathryn Irwin, OF
Cresco, spent Saturday and Sunday al
the F. M Stevens home.
Mrs. Jas. Nichols, of Cresco, was the
guest of her brother, Claude Smith,
Saturday.
Bessie Woodworth, who teaches
school near here, spent Saturday with
her parents at Cresco.
Chas. Phagen was a business caller
at Oresco, Saturday.
Florence Lowell, who has been visit.
ing IcldtIVeS NJ "6IcElOO LOT Tue pdSl
week, returned home on Sunday even
ing. Honey Meighen met her at McIn.
tire and accompanied her home.
julius Melvold attended convention
at Des Moines, last week, and returned
home on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat. Whalen spent Sun.
day with friends at Rose Creek.
D. r. Conway came over from Elma,
Sunday evening.
Lester Walker, of Cresco. spent Sun
day at the D. J. Kintz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Peterson left
Sunday night for Calmar where Mrs.
Peterson will spend the week with rel.
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Colby and daugh.
ter, Marjorie, went to Cresco on Satur.
day for short visit with relatives.
Bessie Arsers came Saturday from
Usage for two weeks visit with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Carlson and Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Wells, who have been
spending the past week in the Twin
Cities, returned home on Sunday even.
ing.
M. o. Lawrence, of Minneapolis, was
in town on Sunday.
Guy Whitford, of Vslga City, was q
business caller here on Monday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-23
WEST VERNON.


Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fish entertained
friends, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Coughlin spent
Sunday at the William Woods home.
Mrs. Geo. West and daughter spent
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sch
melzer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hanson enter
tanned relatives, Saturday and Sunday.
Glad to know that Willie Peters is on
the gain.
Lizzie DeGroote returned from Min
nesota, Wednesday night, after spend
ing ssme time with relatives.
Auselin Schneider spent a few days
with A. Schneider and family.
A number of our people attended the
wedding of Edna Long and Fred Shields,
Monday.
Robt. Logue and Iowa Telford, VIM:
Wilson and family. Willie Woods and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. John Dell and
daughter, MIR. and Mrs. F. Fish and
son Charles, Frank Lickteig. Mrs:
Abbie Fitzgerald, Henry Lovejoy and
family, Mrs: Geo. West, Allen Dell,
Sam Schneider, Sammie Hanson, Tom
IIuc AOuR, DcEIuo 110I"eSS OOuAAAS
Dyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Long, Mary
Collins, VIM. Coughlin and sons, James
Barnes and MIR. and Mrs. A. Schneider
attended farewell party on Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hanson, Thursday night.
Music was furnished by Herpelinck
Bros, and good music and good time
was reportrd by, all. -,
Miss LETTERS spent the past week
with Cresco relatives.
Frank Slifka and family attended the
wedding of the latter's niece.
Some of our people attended the dance
at Joe Komarek's, Thursday night.
Geo. Burnickel is assisting his uncle,
John Ohmacht, with work for the past
week.
Hazel and Madge Eldridge attended
the dance at Rush Sager's, Friday
night.
Elenor Hanson spent Monday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fish.
Mrs. VIM. Grove and family enter
tanned friends, Sunday.
Edward and Raymond Bouska spent
one day of last week at the Lusson
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dyer entertained
relatives few days.
Carl Frank assisted J. Doolittle with
chores for few days.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-23
TWIN VILLAGES,

Mrs. Emma LANCE entertained mum.
Der of ladies at quilting on Wednesday,
the 14th.
A little son arrived at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Hanson on Monday
evening, the 18th. Cigars, Lou!
Ed Reynolds and family and Erwin
and wife spent Wednesday evening at
the home of George Ludwig.
Mrs. John Michel, of Cresco, spent
several days with her son Jerome and
wife, the past week.
Andrew Finck spent q few days, the
past week, with relatives at Preston.
Bert Finck and wife, of Bristol, and
Gust. Weinkauf, of Cresco, visited at
the home of John Finck, the past week.
The Misses Bea and Fay Crowell,
Clara Heistercamp and Florence
Serfling spent from Thursday until Sum-
day with home folks, returning to Har-
mony on Sunday.
About thirty-five friends helped John
Derr to celebrate his birthday on Sat
urday evening at the home Of his son,
Charles.
A. G. Serfing, of Preston, spent sew
cISA u9yS Ia IA0 V"o6Cos Vic PoSI "CSh'
The dance which was held at the
Woodmen hall on Thursday night, the
18th, was well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Newmiller and
grandchildren and Robt. Crowell and
wife and son Dale were entertained on
Sunday at the home Of J. w. Darrah.
Harry Serfling, who has been spend
ing the past year at Reeder, S. D., has
returned home. The West agreed with
him as he looks very good.
Mrs. Louise Ahrns spent Sunday
afternoon at the home of E. R. St. John.
The Florenceville school will give a
program and a basket social at the
Woodmen Hall in Granger on March the
End, 1917. The young people will pre-
sent the play, MRS. Cars Summer
Boarders," and the farce, "Other
Peoples Troubles" The ladies please
bring baskets. Admission, adults zoe,
children 1Oc. Everybody come.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-23
A Good Time to Haul Brick and Tile.

A Good Time to Haul Brick and Tile.
Now is the best time while sleighing
is good and before spring work opens
to haul brick and tile that you may
need the coming season. 1t will give
US pleasure to serve you.
Cresco Brick and Tile Works,
C. A. MARSHALL, Prop.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-23
Hides Wanted

will pay the highest market prices
for all kinds of horse and COW hides.
Roy Sigler, Saratoga.
Farmers Tel. Saratoga No. 6. 25-ts
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-23
For Sale Cheap.

New modern house, good location.
Also house for rent. W. A. SMITH.
26-tf
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-23

Libbie and Jim Souhrada went to Elma
on Wednesday.
Frank Horish was a visitor at the
Chas. Dozark home, Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Dinger visited at
the Horejsi home, Sunday evening.
Anton Dozark was a caller at the
Souhrada home, Wednesday evening.
What's the attraction, Anton, and the
reason for your broad smiles these days ?
Jim Houska and Anton Dozark were
were at the Chas. Dozark home, thurs
day.
Henry Enos and Archie Merrill were
Chester visitors, Friday.
Jno. Zidlicky was caller at the F. M.
Buresh home, Friday.
Ray Stewart was at Saratoga, Friday.
Mr.. Armstrong was around in this
community working for the M. B. A.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Enos were Saratoga
callers, Friday.
A bunch of young folks attended the
dance at Bells, Wednesday evening.
All report good time. How were the
snow drifts, Christ. ?
John Zidlicky returned from Kimball,
S. D., on Wednesday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-02-23
10 HEAD OF CATTLE

Two Cows, fresh
Two Cows, fresh in March
Two Heifers coming 2-years-
old, fresh in March
3-year-old Heifer, fresh in
May
Two Yearling Heifers
Fullblood Yearling Short
horn Bull with papers
3 Young Calves