The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-07-06
CITY NJ, VS..
oh, You Dodges.

Reliable pianos and lowest prices
at Loewenstein Music Store.
The police report less trouble this
Fourth OF July than any one year in
the history of the department. Only |
drunk.
Cowboy night at Dodges tonight. |
This vicinity will again be alive
with chautauquas this year and the
] programs will be especially attractive. |
See the cowboy pictures at Dodges
tonight.
"A week of wonderful values. Wo-
mems $500 and $3.50 pumps and OK
fords. broken lines at $500 this week
at Bode-Larson's.
A program of western pictures at
| Dodges tonight
Shortly before two o'clock this
afternoon the sky elouded UP for the
little rain which followed During the
i morning the air was close and the
day sultry. A good rain would be
welcomed by the farmers who are
now turning their attention to mid
summer crops and watching anxiously
the skies to see if they are on the safe
side Of the fence.
If you like cowboy pictures, go to
Dodges tonight.
To-day is the last day of the Peoria
} Motor Boat races being given under
the auspices of the Mississippi Valley
Power Boat association. The Keokuk
. party which is in the Illinois city en-
joying the big water carnival and
program of races is expected home
, about the last of this week Captain
! A. c. Decker and company will ar
rive in the city some time late Sat
: urday night or Sunday morning.
Packed houses at Dodges every
: night.
: Our guarantee remains good on
/ pianos we sell. Loewenstein Music
e Store.
4 The cottages at Bluff park, below
t Montrose are proving especially at
: tractive for their owners and tempo
e rary tenants Just now while the wealth
e er is warm. Several Keokuk parties
Y are making their home on the beau
Y tiful bluff where the summer resort
e Bluff park, is located.
Il COWBOYS and western pictures al
It Dodges tonight.
We are in position to save YOU
money on a piano. Let us prove II
Loewenstein Music Store.
h Georgia Tucker, four year ole
t. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George S
lie Tucker, was injured this morn1ns
S. while playing about the house Sh'
fell from box, striking her hea'
, forcibly. The little one was RENDERED
20 unconscious for time, but is recover
ly ing rapidly. The Gate City learne
this afternoon that the child Is i
ne no danger whatever from the injurie
20 received on her head.
re Between the first and secon
Sc locks there are not less than tnlrt
se, or forty clam diggers atswork day an
night and the dump or dyke whlc
runs UP the government ditch IS pile
high in places with the clam shell
to which are sold by the "diggers" at
nd good price. bringin over twel
he ty dollars per ton in som
IN cases, This means of earnin
hu livelihood is a novel an
ne renumeratiye one, besides bein
= healthy. The clam diggers with the
wives and families make their home
on the shore of the river or perc
them on top of the dump" The rive
~ AT the present time being very 10y
the clam shells are easy to reach al
icy it is an interesting sight for thos
who have never seen the process
fishing up these shells to watch u
diggers at work.
err A cowboy program at Dodges
an night
for Alex Inman, while hunting for a
Jp- little chicks at the rear of his hon
as on South First street, above the depe
to stepped too near the edge of the blu
and went over He picked himself
art at the close of his descent and aft
ON short examination decided that
uld was none the worse for the expe
yer ence.
H. NJ. Coombs arrived from Mou
eb- Pleasant this noon with a string
NJ. three horses that he has been trainil
ass, on the Mount Pleasant track 7
L. string will probably be entered in t
w. fairs of the surrounding counties.