Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-11-07
Gold Fish & Otis: Bros.

! Gold Fish at Ons:B Bros. ~ s''.'i'
| 20 head Of sheep to be sold IT. aus
ton Nov. 18th. Carberry and Caward
/ Save twenty per cent on your coat
suit and dress 1T c. D. Nichols & So
during their; big Isle. 7ts
+ RooNs FOR RENr-Two rooms in til
Dickson fiat. For particulars, appl!
to MRS. C. KNOX; III Third Ave. w
Don't delay any longer, get bus.
now and save yourself some money .
c., D. Nichols & Son big coat, dres.
and suit sale.
Mrs. Neil House returned Saturday
to her home ct Minneapolis after q
visit at the H.. c.. Moen and J.. J.
House homes. :~t
John AcHugh left Monday to lool
after his property interests in Colora'
do. and later will 60 to California tc
spend the winter.
D. A. Palmer. accompanied by bis
wife, left Tuesday to attend the State
Convention Of Buttermakers in session
this week at Dubuque.
Success depends upon the training
You receive. Let us train you. Send
for catalogue. Mankato Commercial
College, Mankato, MINI.
LosT-An Overlane auto crank. be-
tween the United Shippers ware house
and Bonsir. Finder please leave at the
ware house.. J. N. SMITH,
Observation-Disclosures single comb
r. l. Red cockerels. The kind that
wins the silver cups. For sale by FRED
L. NORRIS. Prices reasonable.
DURoc BoARs FOR SALE-Excellen
Duroc boars for sale, also some pedi-
greed ones.
4-tf Matt Drilling.
Cresco Chapter No. 3Ol, Order East
ern Star, will hold . regular meeting
on Friday evening, Nov. 7th, 1T 8p. m.
ALICE n. DAVIS, Sec'y.
Mrs. Thos. Jones returned Friday
from Des Moines where she had been
the Cresco lodge at the
state grand lodge of the Eastern Star.
Mrs. E. H. Allen is enjoying q visit
from her mother, Mrs. C. L. Kuder,
and sister, Mrs. L. Purry, and the
latter little daughter, who arrived on
Monday from Elkhart, Colorado.
Two Bonsir families moved to Cresco
this week, J. E. Bawden renting res
idence on Fifth avenue east, and Owen
Jones moving into the D.A. Lyons resi-
dence which he recently purchased.
For SALE-Chester White Bears. the
Big Type kind. weight from 125 to 200
lbs. spring pigs. good, honey. lengthy
fellows. Can furnish new blood for old
customers. 8tf WILL WOODS.
Z REing in your old rubbers, rags. auto
tires, scrap iron and metals. hides and
woa and get the highest market price
inSSash. Extra allowance for delivery.
x SAM FELDsTEIN.
Special good Regal White" Wyan-
dotte Cobkerels, for breeding purposes.
for sale. weighing pounds or over.
Phone $751;. S. J. FIELDS,
8tf .Cresco. Iowa.
For SALE.-5O 5. C. Rhode Island
Red Cockerels. They are big, dark red.
and thorough bred. Price 81 90 to $500
each. Also Belgian Hares and Flemish
Giants. cd and young. "A. N Tibeau,
r l., Cresco, Iowa. 1913
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Leber, of Polo,
Ill. entertained at dinner, Wednesday
eve. Oct. 18th. in honor of Mrs. Leber's
aunt, Mrs. E. A. Watson, formerly of
Cresco, L., also Mrs. Watson's grand
SOD, Frank Watson. of Saratoga. Ia
01Ss ,Nu81leS 0y1ueS - 81 ocA pussy l"
that on Monday her son Charles and
wife came up from Cedar Rapids and
also Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Woods, of
The men returned Wed
nesday to their work but their wives
to help care for Mrs. Byrnes.
Estrayed from the pasture at How
ard Center, one black COW and two red
md white steers weighing about 700
bs. each. One of the steers has .
reformed shoulder. Phone
r. N. THOMSON, Cresco, Iowa.
For the next term of Federal Court
% be held at Dubuque, A. L. Peterson.
# Crssco. and Frank Howard, of Elmo,
rave been drawn % grand jurors, and
Dan Conway, of Efms, and l. L. Eaton
md w. r. Ashley. of Cresco. rs petit
uriors.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Smith, accom-
panied by the latter's sister, Mrs. Muir
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