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The pioneer express., 1911-02-10

Prof. f. II. Koch of the University of
North Dakota will give Shakespeare
readings at the City Hall on Friday,
Feb. 18th, under the auspices of the
Study Club. The program will consist
of the following
Hamlet. The Closet scene; 2. The
Grave diggers' scene. The tanning of
the Shrew-The Wooing scene. A Mid
summers Night Dream-The Players
scene.
Henry V.-Speeches before Haraeur
and Agincourt
Tickets 25 and 35 cents. Proceeds
for the music fund of public school.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10
Three Times the Fire Bell.

That fire alarms come in sets of three
is an old saying that was verified during
the latter DAYS of last week. However.
two of the alarms were for burning out
of chimneys and the other did not make
much financial loss.
The first time the bell called was
about half past ten on Thursday even
ing and was caused by the burning out
of the chimney on the residence of Mrs
Rondo who lives beyond the conrt
house. No damage was done.
On Saturday morning about seven
o'clock Tom Rondo VINO lived across the
coulle in the old Nike Wagner house,
got up and built a fire. A little later
he came into the kitchen and found it
blazln Harry Horr who was on the
way to the mnrning train was notified
as he went by and ran to the fire bell.
Meantime Tom got busy and removed
about all his household stuff through
the burning kitchen to the outdoors.
The distance was too great for the
engine and the chemical ives taken over,
but the weather was SO cold that the
valves froze up and that did no good,
Owing to the fact that the fire caught
from the leeward side Of the house it
took considerable time to burn. The
building belonged to the county by
virtue of tax title and was not of much
value, perhaps hundred dollars.
That afternoon the chimney on the
residence of Mrs. Thomas beyond Knee
shaw's got on lire and before it was put
out hal burned small hole in the roof
The loss was nominal.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10
Dangerous Sport.

First Lady treading a newspaper
This golf seems to be very danger.
GUS game. Did you see what hap.
pened TO man named Taylor? He
went into bunker and was in two
when he came out. . ,:.u:
Second Lady-How dreadful!
eyes. here are the words: Taylor
getting out in two. Braid secured a
half"
docs it say what happened to the
other half:"
mo. but there was worse to follow.
According to the report. Taylor thc,,
fell altogether to pieces."-Word of
Golf.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10
Not Perfect.

A horse dealer was showing horse
to prospective buyer After runnin,
him back and forward for few min
utes he stopped and said to the buyer
"What do you think Of his coat: Isn't
he dandy:"
The buyer. noticing that the horse
had the heaves. replied. Yes. l like
his coat all right. but don't like his
pants.'-London Tit-Rits.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10
Wife Got Tlp Top Advice.

my wife wanted me to take our hoy
to the Doctor to cure an ugly boil, }"
writes D Frankel, OF Stroud, Okla. 81
said put Bucklsn's Arnica S.lve on it. ;
She did 50. and it cured the boil. in .
short time." Quickest healer Of burns,
sra,ds, cst, corns. bruis 8, sprsins,
swellings. Best pile cure on earth.
Try il. Only 40 at City Pharmacy.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10
Room For Doubt.

The cuckoo clock had just chirped
the half hour before midnight. an;
the girl in the parlor scene was weary
"Nc. DeBorem,' she said as sht
vain!y attempted to strangle yawn
II heard something about you the 9th
er dav that I'm sure is not true
Indeed" be exclaimed. What was
it?'
II heard some one say you We're an
easy going chap" she answered.-Chi
cago News.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10
Cruel.

Two elderly bellies were talking at
the ball.
what flatterer Wooter Won Twiller
is!'' said the first belle.
"Why. did he tell you You looked
nicer said the second.
''No." was the reply; "he told me you
did!'-Exchange.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10
Realistic,

The Author-Well. how did you lil;e
my play?
The Critic-Oh, it was very nice.
The Author-nidn't you think the
church scene realistic?
The Critic-Intensely SO. Why, a
great many of US actually went to
sleep while it was on.-London Tit.
Bits.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10
A Jewel.

care you satisfied with your new
maid?"
Every. She's too old to get married
and too fat to wear my things. So
think we'll be able 10 keep her."-De
troit Free Press.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10

Andrew Nelson who lives abont
mile ont Of I .wn has been in the habit
aof coming; across lots on his skis and
leaying them jus. Mt the outskirts Of
town rnfii he RETURNS. When he went
back one day this week the skis were
i s9one. III would like the person who
! ossd them e bring Them back. New
E ptssse' copy.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10
Surs 20 Get II.

''There Is one kind Of game that no
one has to carrya gun to hit when he
% hunting it, II.
. 'sWhat game IL thatF
Trouble. ."-Baltimore American.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10

Judge Kneeshaw goes to Lanedon
next week to try cont st case. Powers
VS.. Hamilton. Powers was former
auditor. In the late election Hamilton
was reelected by a vote OF over 200.
But the city of Langion neglected 10
register their votes On election day
however. all the el+ctor. swore in their
votes. Powers claims this was Irregular
and illegal.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10

Hoist your flags on the 18th and e2nd
in memory Of Lincoln and Washington
and buy q valentine at the drug store
for your hest girl-no matter " you are
married for the 14th. February is a
great month for holidays.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10

The county seat contest as now ar.
ranged by the attorneys will come M
before Judge Tcmpleton at Grand Foxks
on February 24th. The conte estants
have waived the part of the fight alleg.
ing fraud.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10

james Kneeshaw is slowly improving.
Some complications resulting from his
serious illness with tynhoid, has left
him with sort of game leg, w'ilch
takes time tn cure.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10
Subscrlptlon Rates aud Terms.

The PIONEER EXPRESS is sent only ON
he direct order of subscribers. and IL
continued until ordered stopped and all
oErearages paid.
The rate of subscription is alike to all.
30o per year. Subscribers paying in ad-
vance have the choice of several premium
Uapers in addition.
Sample" or marked copies" are sent
- complimentary only. and while we de-
sire them to be considered as Invitations
70 subscribe. they will not be continued
except upon request.
The PIONEER EXPRESS is the best ad-
vestising medium Ia the county. having
q more general circulation than any
oealer caper. Card of rates sent on ap-
oNcation.
Entered at the postoface at Pembina as
second class mail matter.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10

Peter Often and wife have returned
from their honeym oon trip to Wisconsin.
They will leave for the northwest in the
neighborhood of Saskatoon about the
first of March.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10

Wilford Bourgeois arrived home last
week from Europe where he has been
for the last year mostly in France, in
the emp'oy of harvesting company
he says he likes the U. 8. best az q
place to live.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10

A farmers institute will be held at
Cavalier on Feb. 22nd and 23rd and
Cavalier people promise to make erery-
body welcome even the editors of the
Pioneer Express.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10

s'County option" which was one of the
principal issues of the campaign in
Minnesota was lost in the house of
representatives this weeI, on test vote
of 81 to 60. st. Vincent was interested.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10
Al Enjoyable Occasion.

ss33 49, Nu86uJ0yu1JO O06u1I0ue 80
WAS your channg dish party suc-
cess7' 81. $ss
"Great. We spoiled all the food
early II the evening and then went TO
. regular restaurant. "-Exchange.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10

The whist club met with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Feldman on Tuesday Mrs.
LaMoure capturing the grand hunors
and Mrs. Aylen taking the little one.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10

The Study club will be the guests o.
Mrs. Charles Atkinson and Mrs. J
Heneman on Monday evening at the
residence of the latter.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10

w. C. T. u. meets with Mrs. McDou.
gall this afternoon at three.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10

Regular preaching services at the
Methodist church will be at 7:3U D. m,
commencing next Sunday, the 18th.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10

Miss Edith Anderson of Portage la
Prairie is the guest OF Miss Winnie Full.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10

has been in bed two days and the rest
Of US just been able to be around part
Of the time. Hence shortages will be
thus excused.
Helen Wilson, youngest daughter Of
F. A. Wilson of Bathgate has been
taken with scarlet fever. The town
was just congratulating itself that the
disease had been confined to two resi-
dences and that no new cases had ap.
peared.
"Home agin'-gone agin'" between
semestefs of the U-Zella Switzer, Bert
Harvey, Stanley Kneeshaw, Chas King,
and Marjorie Wardwell.
Bessie Campbell went to Ardoch and
Florence Eyford to Mayville.
just word to light users. 1t is
probable that gas will be turned into
the mains within few days. Perhaps
in some manner during the vacation
some of your burners may have been
turned on. 1t would be good idea to
look them over and perhaps save a bad
smell if nothing worse.
kilograms were received by F. A.
Feld,uan this week announcing the
death of his brother Henry F. Feldman
near Portland, Ore. The deceased was
about s. years of age and was raised in
this city leaving here for the west abo 1T
twelve or more years ago. No particu-
lars of his death were given in the
kilograms.
Judge and Mrs. Wick, Judge Conmy,
F. c. Morris, DR.. Mcqueen and H. B.
Spiller were visitors at the automobile
show at the Forks this week Mrs.
Spiller went as far as Grafton. The
visitors say there was very fine show
of automobiles, chickens and dogs and
each department was attractive pro-
portionately 10 the respective sorts OF
faddists.
In seeking for river hole in the
Pembina river from which the tank in
the gas house could be filled by using
the fire engine. several holes were cut in
the Ice near and below the bridge that
came to the ground and no water was
found. Another hole was cut lower
down and by extending the same nearly
across the bed of the stream small
rivulet not over three inches deep and
too shallow for the use desired was
found When the fact that the Pembi
ma river has a branch about thirty
miles long in direct line, and that the
source of the Pembina itself is away up
in the Turtle mountains about hund-
red miles away, and that it flows
through several large lakes the ''dry-
ness" of it is certainly remarkable -
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10

There is very large amount of snow
on the level and some more has been
added this week.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10

Mrs. McCaffery and daughter Vida,
we're at Grand Forks between trains on
Monday.
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10

Miss Pauline Kneeshaw is visiting at
Grand Forks and will not return until
after the "Prom."
The pioneer express., 1911-02-10

Wheat 8915 this Thursday the lowest
price of the season.
On the whole the weather man has
done very we'll this week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-30

VIII gaZlsa a.ssi1ss frmsn ST. Eiulhs On
BnrsrrnA If ahs DEATH 81 his grand
ess,sitissr- Mrs. MHrF Darlington os
EariErlk
IuSfn ami Tamy1hy Bowie were
AIMING KssrsEgnE rssHRsrs Saturday.
MEss AaaE Hemingway rsanrust
hruss truSr Ksusuk Friday for . few
WEEKS r;BEssil1C
On Rrrt,rlrnl al 1hs Hnlras1ns-- v7sstA
81 SsEaUrtsgv sFsnEag Tire SOCIAL and
tEsEnrsa wIn5r:h WIZ given FL the scensOa
H1zalEs by 1as s,Eal team. WIS rsrl the
sD.srssss H1 ws1grEId have been tad Inc
sTaniaE s,s4sn pheasant. hslr h u vzs
3 Ensalg snn wEz rE,s11Ea5 End goo1
mime hat aF aHl Ersssn.-
MIR Ena Mira Lesley EEEtoa Ars II.
s-rsn6 parents IT . k'zsF gsrl hcrz
Monday nrsu--fng
MIR CHARLES DrasnoEH Of Earlsaxzor
spent Sunday with his rzsolAsr. Mrs
MErF Drasc,ul,
WEES Aszens who Is sn1agFat r1
Ins UnEfssa States dre5xe beat n
Hamburg FaE rssa-1aE friends and
r'saaaaras IN oJnr Village SsnnaaF
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GsLLAsD.
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Miss Nellie Harrington returned 70
her school =ork Il ST. Msrys Acad-
envy gridaE morning. after Attending
ths funeral q her grandmother. Mrs.
MarF Harrington Of Ksosnk Tuesdsg
morning
Virgil Hemingway ard George
Johnson ~ere keos1k czIlsrs Sztur-
dzT
Mrs J. Soonaa and dapghse- Mis-
Craze Ee-e business callers IN Bur
l5zroa Fri6zr.
Misses Mari Harrington and Blanch
Osaurn o. KeoEnE spent ssturdaT
and sun6aY with home folks IN our
village
Nrz. John johnson and son Charles
drove 70 Keosgk SATURDAY.
Rohe-t Noonan Rad dental york
6one in Kaokuk last week
Mr. George Hemingway left to-
Ksokuk SuadsT. at which place he
has accepted position as chauffeur
tor gsior u Meigs
M James Harrington rho Is en-.
ploysd Or the steamer David Upton
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MRsifdanETE,n gazmasuas, we mEvs
fzsh tEr EVaEryA that aIns Democrats
were atss zanEy r-pR nEsiif rsErrrnsra
mt mEw. We know III NE hEEa tsll
III IN 9,It r,rnHs ritsH1 1nsrs In rrrrn In
zitsH e.s,urlrY- 5Er rr1F e,ns IErlr ~
asrm gaErsF Ena 1tiEa Lps l,snnEsEr'Hrsn.
Mzvv W. GLlsa EnEw that.
EmarE hnsfrgs1lt Is zsr:EznI,s,H1EE sr
g,rrsr Rs aEM IF III gas1 nsa1 Will
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TEr--sf rsarrm liz q Ezr-6 11rnE sDr
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Gi.iFnsrs @ssskHr pitd.it II Tie Git1azft
zrgEn NJ 1fa rrlEt--i. sr1rsss Csu--n-zt-As
dEr grHwifart1.g IN ms Gz-tr r=dEr-zI
frrs 1alss MINI, uFEsa 1ts 8vwa stand
-iHraslrs asilssn augnsassssrRfssty- we ts=-
Eisgs II gssEss make ttssu HnEa. AMI
VIM NM
Frylr Republican xizns.77s.srsi. l-Ss1s
ea1 a,s M znrsrt1g m Canadian rssCa-
srztHlT uzr3s.sis 1gzas Il ready I'D Ed sias
auga length 8Ind Bsc Ths iEEa Ed VIII
ans naliz. any Republican WHY LIS
argns,1 fsr gaEru 1asHI 4 Tariff Is
E9-,a Gh5ag 5rr tns aAEr11.a,,s. n making
INN rutatsul1lTs Il ha nuv E.Erss.s nc
r,s,Ei7sry1,,i5iF with G;Ezsl5R % WIFI BIZ
1t1tssr Grr1zrrF @a ara Azzn=1 j.
THINK GhE1 Tat1 II zaHgaa4g n1sss Will
the insurgents AMI 9uzz wants ~ sac
how fHM be gRn maxi Than -E1 t1i-
1Ins tEL Gi1lrs,=r
Greer u rs5Grrs
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kaHoxA MO.

Harriet Youngest ds1E1se- Of Mrs
G. IT. Ella@rs vim WIS seriously III 1t
CsSzz1Eaazl Ia. Is rsg1rrs.a ss snrIuT-
ing
TIE Odd FsHsuvs. Knights ri P.Fthiss
Ind M1osd-s- lodges Of ashoka Essl
kl1s5 so1at memorial services tAa 5rss
SMEAR u June Tas program viii be
gaNs- later.
L son VIE aso-Z Thursday -orEszE
30 Mr. and Mira Fred EEfl-5c1sea- TIE
happy EssEa is s-r2oFas Al the MaErT
ttsEs-F where he s reesiFs1s the CON
E1Ia1izaz1E1eas as his @aay friends
TaDangs Z Clark u pear Ezh1Ez-
and Miss Gertrude gyo01s. daughter u
Mr- and Mrs Elmer Boone II near
As1sr-- Esce emitted Il marriage Ned
-szsssaaF tF Ear z NJ Houchsns II htz
hare IN AahoEa
Pear Ev=rlzn q EahoEz- and 9tsss
L11lis Rzr-1soz- Of Rsvers. ~sre united
II =s-rssxe II Nz1rkz Ts5zss5sy 5E
Squire s " Parry
Mr. AID Mrs Warren Trump we're
E9arszF Tassso-s Thursday
The Missrg-5 supreme ocurv hss
t-ssss--izssssd ne appeal q the 1sts1dsn.
IN -.s case CT State Of Missouri rs
Dr. Arthur I. Psrrr. PsrF =ss coz
FaErad il 1as Clark co1nsF circuit
e0u-T On Z charge q EazaslzughSsr and
wzs assessed : sns q $3.50 and costs
This IL ~iEl noF hars 10 pay
D- and Mrs. J. p Bridges Ei1 leaTs
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Slsln ms 1siiarH ~ tiiss5'iG,t1n I-hn IN
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CHARLESTON
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Ma-ns=ss.aF 11rzHlg Ea1l= Er1-
V9a.lEs vas returning Err1s1 A-gE8= Gls
ss1rz.s e,seBrzss fr3gn1s1=.a II Z gov
lra1rz s,sss55s tns urIE1 and s,=atss1ns gas-
manageable MIR @GEss WIS 1aruEo
rt,risssrzng 10 1Ios Er1sr-ss. Angling fare
Er1wuwsrr5 wa1a ss0gI1 t1rva- 5ss r1EG
h,z5aE ras1s.. h. rs..s5vaa Z tad cut
right odcvn Through sl-s= rlga1 eF@aa1-
ms tHrs ee1rE aas5ar bruised DR.
Esarzas If 4rET9= rEs5e-=s5 s--g1zsa3 ali
II r=gG-s,s s=a stitches 10 e5os= gas
vGgg-aa Mr. wEeks VIM & ! 1as1g5-SS
tsrusr- VIII - Ezs-sa --sseEa-fs5 trr1-a Ia
esEr i7r sgs-1s 111a=. tsrt his tr1sa5s arg
Esry rAanstiuz n ssss-zr-sz Z z.o-e z.er-
agas rs1-T-
Qs1zts 11zser .rg1 Carasa-o7
wa-z 11FD 80 EsoE-t ssztzrczF-
sss1rT a.zsaxz-ags- ant tslsa.s-. FRED
acksr. Mrs l. l. S-azs=cr and soa
wsEsr- Mrg ) 4 and Mrs 4-rszs
ye--zxel- also III Misses Hazel
H=ae1- Maasres5 ant LRrzHs ys--zzs-
tezzz zEG1E stas amber
Frank Storms and .z-IEiT cs VIE
cannes Esrs guas-s 1t John CaEdEsI
and Efss Sl-6sF
Mrs- y D. Mas=- a EensEk Ezs :
Egsst q yzs15Cz scgEz-S ami rife
Thars5sr sva-izg
Miss E--a Ba-as vas 9ssssnEs:
20 Keokuk MoadaF
Charles FEesa' and Jesse Ee66en Q.
Argyle PAINTED the W-oltelbsrgsr resi-
deaca tie past week
4 lad At bs-rT Vscse-z. II charge
oe walter 8zsss-s- Lett for a Lstsv-
e-es ~ No-rcss. MCz6sE 3orr5ng
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eng -aaasM ~ aags.

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Via. have 1seaa N Iyva m 1dfgs gHsssl
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And fragrant ntig1rsrIssrrsss fry tlssa--lt
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Msas sm nsaass-rHa ls,ps--I--51rr1fist
E-hsrs sg
Tile myrtle vine tsr saststssnsad aors 81
I'll
Tor eaariilrr5r asa1 MAJ assnr sia1r
When E1asr.eearsf 1ileprsznst gerizts TIT
ssrrairs
The asaa1lrsslr.1ssz tfa gsaHssf-u rrrrv s-
fan
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faafn trsssT EHEr
Tn agsedF 1sltt- s,stsrs lrs sitspa.isrsst
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The fFz4EsTs1 % many asnaa s.r
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500 REWARD. 500.

The reE1e-x e rhzs raae- win !.
pleased - sez-l that there {. al l.,S
re dreaded caseasE rh.xt s-sezca ~
eeea able N czys n al fss = sr
tszs Es-CztzrTza- Hair CRsz-rsh {s,.
Is ths r-gv positive csare z,E xrorn -
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To the Electors of the CITY:

In OF the tact that beng made through the
the propositions that be voted this City and
have other desire than frankly all objections that
made affecting the welfare Of CITY, hereby any
eet uhoee having mind objection that he considers
VIM sound and
d aid No IS North Fifth
Street Monday "Wednesday Friday night O'Clock Will
be CAD discuss and explain fully all Of said the that we
all together for the Cs best Before endorsing these
carefully considered the Cty best and endorse
them only because regard them the step vet proposed
l,o1lng o the up-buidHg Of the Greater Keokuk
kEOKUK INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION
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TIE Des Moines Register ap4 I>esS
- taf2s concludes an article in refeE-
eaee 70 The gentleman from tn
yss@.ntn district. the onlv Republican
renabeE u The Iowa delegation y
1ota - faTor u Canadian recip-ocie
saztssger may be the uitiraa. r
fragment 30 me course Mr.. Hubbard
fas t&xen !, viii he conceded tnat
II wa& a courageous and consistent
course"
TIE same nas conceded as 10 tbs
traditional individual who tickled tht
hind legs Of mule
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as,mib lfins Hzns;i=s11 H1n aznIiHaEnfsr@s
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til is EnIT nile
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The stste board u etees ~ ~
tendsred me dearshlp q ~ :
university Law school - p.-a En-
Lorenzen, who recently reEtgce ~
deanship Of the washington uaigers q
Iaw school. and Il II expecte1 ~
viii accept Mr. Lo.enzea q -,
tive n Germany and is recognized -
enc u The best lav teachers IN AueT-
10
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rsxt month for CsE,rrnEz ~he-e i,
Doctor ETill AMEND z meeting Of Il.
American Medical Association. Ths,
VIII also make tour q taa west.
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