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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-12

fe.
Den fineiiife 9iegeting 6efenot
g6r / ct @0ift, at Beiten er op.
bort. Ofrenes iomleoe 2lntaI an.
iloas til 10000.
5lDDeren Go8ic oar engaqeret til
at foretogeOpiti9ninger oeoQiolme.
Suerrig, 2er6ao, Spn6ag o9 0ton-
Dag GO. Apr. til 1. OfaD for alt
1000 ar.
gn 2anoSbD / 9annooer brpnot
Baaifelpr0ag ON @fternlioooaen
br9n0te l0@aar0e o9 9uie / 2anoS-
6pen 9in0ou Sonnooer. aSloen
er opltoaet oe0 gsrns 9eq meo
Sanoitiffer.
Song 9llfon3 Of Sponien oobne-
De 5irSoog ben %. 9lpr. Cara
6ondet en- itor Citation for troo0-
les Sele9rafi o9 afIenote traaoleie
8elegrammer til Song @eorg al
england og aeiierne @ilbelm o9
,5ran5 SoIep6
ga s5proen unoer @nglon6S 9onf
for nogen 8i0 iioen ienfeoe Jig,
bleo bet ne0oenoigt ot foretoge itpr-
re ll09raonin9er. SerDeo bar mon
funoet ronerIfc 8ottemaaerorbei
ser og foriteneoe Dele al 8iIoioin.
sStaIiens Subilpnm. 9ont, "a.
2lsril. Set franife i9rlige Nilitar-
aeionotifab er / Gag anfomnet Der
til og 6ar operbrogt aongen en-
egenbpnoi9 Sfrioelie ira Breii-
bent SolIieres meo bans 9pfgnif-
ming til BET italienife 80 glors gu
bilpnm.
9lrreItotioner 9iuSlano. aron-
Ito0t, %. 9lpril. Is Berioner, Ser
til6Grer BET iocioliitiife reoorntionp-
re GortiS INSTRUMENTATION, er
blepen nrreIteret ber. 5 ct Beter8-
borg er mango 9trreltotioner fore
Itaaen0e.
0finiiterprUiioent StoIppin, Der
forleoen maatte ie oen al BAN al
ifeoigc @uperner, Baron 9tolcfen
5lioe uonurfet meo en- b6i Sr0en.
er iefo blepen treItet meo 9lGeran-
Der 9telpifp 0roenen, meoens ST
nonsminiiteren bor faoet @lnoimir.
oroenen ar |. 8rGo.
8onlmen oner 5errer. Ofoori6
a. 9lpriI. 9e Senatorer og 9epnte-
reoe. Der bprer til oct repubIifonift
og iocioloemofrotiife @orti, bar no
iteot ct Moniieit, bbori De erflprer,
at oe oq uoenfor 9urlamentet pil
fortIette oeres 8eItr9belier for al
ioo 6errerBrocesien reoioeret. d
notoler iig enopioere moo Ell Wii.
litprinterpentiou Marofto.
airfen Bortngol. 9isiobon, 26
9lpril. @eiitligbeoen Der afbol0t
@aor ct @1poe / Satbeoralen og peo.
tog eniiemmi9 Ell 9ieiolntionL bpor
benbiles til 0en ponifeli9e Situa
ton, Der for airfen bill bGipe 8el
gen al Ofientliggerelien al 9ooer
ON gloifillelie mellem airfe of
Stat. @eiitligbeoen oar reoe til al,
Dire for 5oriporet al airfensGet
tiebeoer.
0e norbiife Sntcrparlomentorife
| re. Gao oct noroiife interparlomen
toriife 9ioaosmsoe | GbriItionit
@'anoag ben "a. 9lpr. faltiottes
9rogrammet for 0elegeretmeoe
G6riitionia ben 10. Sltni. &ooeo
punfterne er: D9iuitnlngernes ssno
ifrrnfnino, . SpsrasmaaIet on
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-12
9ampiti6snOtiticr.

allnitc6 states" er aiirilet ira
66riiiiansiano me6 9l1 8a5iagerer
o9 oentes til 3eip Dorf 0en t6. 0s.
9il oa after afieile oerfra oen %.
0a % oentes til G6fiitianiouo Den
4. Snli
oO8car II anfom til 6bri-
itionian0 ben 7. os., og eli after
afieile oerira ben 20. os. og pentes
oa til 0ep Dorf oen 80. S8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-12
2O..Mar9.

erIlRreI, permanent 9eeuIrQtIeT, %
SpergSnaalet ON gieOipttelie af
commissioner 0e tre nor6iife 9on-
De til 5orbere0elie af Den npite
oiplomatiife 9auofonference.
Q}uno- og alooipge 0anlburg.
9erling, 26. 2lpril. 9ilu u8osi 3eit."
telegraferes fra 9am6urg. 4oa BET
beroeren0e apa9toro fonItotereoe
man @aar Muno- og alooIpge
bos 10 5pin og 8 aoloe. 9lQe 0p-
rene 6lep ila9teOe 2pbet al "a.
gen. apeotoroet oil rimeIi9oiS at
ter blioe cabinet / Nicrgen efter en-
grun0ig Distinction.
Oct er anOen Sang 9s6et af
fort 8iO, at man bor fonitateret
OlunO o9 aloop9e paa 9om6urgs
abp9toro.
9lrbeiosforliget / 9tor9e. g6ri-
itianio, 81. 9lpriG. gpo 9lfitemnir-
gen / De forifelIige 5ooforeninger
oDer BET forela9te 5orilo9 til 0oer-
ensfomit Sernin0uitrien itenlte
1911 for 6orilagets 8eotagelie,
1909 imo0 6oriloget. goooe Pr
bei0ernes og 9lrbeiosginerne8 Or
gnniiationer bor oerefter beotaget
Ooerensfomiten, og 9lrbeioet tort.
| i9ttes III efter oennes geitem-
meIier.
6orretningsferer 2ian Pr
beioernes fa9lige 9on0Siefretoriat
afreiier | gftermiooog til apben-
baon 9(nleoning al 9lr6eio8fon-
fliften Ser.
Stalien8 Subilanm. 3om, %.
4pril. aongen og Dronnin9en af
Sperrig er Sormioooe anfommet
1ertil og 6leb poo 9onegoaroen
nlootn9et al aonoen og 9ronnin-
aen al s5talien, Miniitrene og Ne
prpientanter for 0ipn5ig6erne.
foms 9orgmeiter 6po 9per 9oms
gtaon aongeparret geIfonlmen 9oa
8eien til Gbirinolet canneoe Crop
per Spolier. gn Itor 8olfempng.
De 6aooe iamlet Jig Ion9s Eoaets
Sci og bilite De fbrItelioe 6erifa-
Der me0 9e9eiitrin9 Set Ioenife
aonaepor oiite Jig pao SlotSbolfo-
nen TO @onge. 8pen er ieItlig
Impffet oo Geiret er traatfnIot.
9Imnnbiens SDSpalscfspcoitinn.
9onoon, 26. 9lpril. 5 ct grep til
6ime5" forporer Ionien nofer-
ligt 9Iman0ien moo 9lnfIogprne ior
life tioiiaere at boue eioet Oie60e-
1elie on i'm @lan ON at Goa MOB
Sp0polen. 9lanien u0taler, at 0a
5nteresien ior 9torOpolsefSpeoitio-
ne bar op66rt troeoe glmunoIen,
at bans @elpnoereS 9iorao pli0e
taae al 60iS ban life aioroe no1et
6erfor, og ban beItemte JIG oerfnr
til en- @f8peoition til SDopolcn;
men oa Can oor banee for. at bans
gelpn0ere iful6e froranoe bam set,
beiIlltte0e ban life at fortplle nogen
ON sGn0rinoen / i'm GIon
Set i0enife ontropologiife Sel-
ifob. Stocf6olm 25. 9(pril. Oct
antropolcgiife SeIifob 6oitioeIig-
bolot @aar ggego" 0ogen peo ct
toIriot beiogt @lpoe. 5elifabets
5ormono, Spen 6ebin minoeoe /
lin 9elfomlttole ON, at oge9a",
| font Der bar 9aaet 81 aar, iioen
Den penote tilbo9e, enonu itoo alene
ON 9gren al at bape ieilet ON Ser.
oens 0orofpI. Grofesior Otto 1or-
oenlfielo bolot 6oreorag ON Sp0-
pols-ganene; 0en Sbocfletonife Gr-
petition nnr iom befcnbt oen, Der
par fonmen nprmeit. Yrofesi'or
| glnoerSion meObelte, at oen iuenife
| Snopolsefspe6ition tnffet upre en-
65ope fra @rosierer 5. 9(. Gnrlsion
par | Stano til at nogibe ct fuIo-
itpnoipt slrbeioe oper line 6orifnin-
| ger. Stotsbioroaet bon0e nOaiort
$4,000 ar, meoens Omfoitrin9erne
| 49,. fa.,.,a, ~ 49, TX oan a.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-12

5eoterbrano / @oinbnra. eon-
burg, 10. @ai. : empire Oiuiic
Sail, boor Song @eorae 6ao0e
t9nft al ouero9re en- 6oreitillin0
unoer lit Op6olo ber / gpen efter
aroninaen, neobrenbte 9lftes. 7
Wenneifer bioes at pere omfom,
men oe iem inone8. 9ronoen no
breo bag Scenen, og bet oar meo
itsrite gonifeligbeo, at Stneipil-
Ierne iIap no. Mon oil gsre 6or-
iea paa at genopbpeee Seatret fsr
aonaens 9eie9 i Ssnli.-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-12
Dlan0eoe nleooelelfer.


glan0e0e Me0Oelflfe
9ora6-Geiolutionen 3aQesreio-
lutionen ON 0irefte galg al 5or-
bnn6sienatorer, iom olere6e er
oeotaget al 9fepr9ientont6uiet, iful-
De optages til ge9on0ling &c.
notet @oar. Senotor 9ora6 il
ger, ban life oil gioa Jig, fpreno
Den fommer til 2lfitemning.
On 600 9iegn. Sta 0eoomoco,
90. 9af., meIoes n0er 10. os.,
at bet 2lftenen ioruo begpnote at
regne iaa title, men oct regne6e
ita0iat bele 9totten o9 frem0eles,
iaa Sorben er blepen 9ennembIeot
belle cen oeitre Gel al Staten.
Jiegnen er al uberegneli9 8esOi
ior 5ormerne, Der bao0e begDnot
at frD9t2 for, at De lful0e fno not
ct tert 9lor. 0ion bereoer Jig MI
paa 8lantnin0 iterre lloitrgf-
ming.
0n80ag 2lften ieireoe aatoliffer-
lie / 9fem gort 50gorsoa9en ior
Cardinal @ibbons Ordination til
Brett oo 25.9lorsoagen for bans
Opbejelie til aaroinol meo me9en
8omp og @raot Ger forqreoes
BAN ct 8oa6enifiolo, u6ifaaret i
2in0, 5X4 500, @ulcromme.
5 jim Mo0tageliestoIe iog6e 9re-
laten, at ingen / Sornfunoet bur0e
opre en- INDIFFERENT 8ilifuer / 8or-
5olo til DC moralife, pol;tiife og
afonomiife Spsrosmoal, iom be.
rsrer Snmfllnoets 9elfpr6.
Ger toles Senotet 8oi6ina
Ton ON at be6anole 9ieciprocitetS
Iroftaten meo CANADA og ioa Sen
for omtaIte o5riliiie", Der meo
itor 0ioioritet er beotoget 9ie-
prnIentaut6uiet, unoer eet. Gemo-
frater re9ner iaa paa, at 0erIom
De beo SiGlp nf bio. 5 9iepubIi
fanere fan faa 0et belle oe0to9et,
bliDer grpiioent Gait mot til at
m0erifrioe beg9e De Gele ionmen
eller ooiaa iorfoite @eniioi0beo
meo Canada.
grpbt oeo 5annenito0 mellem
Cog og 9lutomobil. S6eIbp, O.,
10. Moi p Sire Mpn0 blep orGbt
Der tiolg i Gag, oo ct Baltimore
& Ohio log It6ote ino0 en- gInto.
mobil, iom be f6rte /. &c, Ser om-
fonL par: Somes 6isiinq, ell gu
loon-aeeper, Gieren al 9lntomo6i-
len; Samuet gS;nner, bans 9iener;
;. ). gel(. Ell 2l6rrg9er. oQQPacf
6. @iterline, en- 9(siurancea9ent
Reon iluffer sfo0branoe. st.
Saul, @tinn, 10. Moi - 0leo-
oeleGe ira Den Gel al 9torooeitcn
6por Sfop6ron0e bar raiet / Here
Doge og bar trnet ct glntal 8Der
iamt meeen p9roiiulo @ienoom,
at iterft 9fe9n 9irs6og @ftermio-
oog og 9tften bor iluffet Dem, og
at iaa9ootiom al 5are er forbi.
9ieanen bar life olene iluffpt Sfoo.
bronoene, men oen bar o9ret til
Itor @non for Niger oo eng 9lo-
lineen 6opoe beopnbt at oiie Seon
poo, at oen manolehe @poe.
9lri5ona oe Stem Mcrico. 8aib-
ington, .. 6. 10. @ai. = 9iepre-
ientontbniets aomite for Eerrito-
rier eo6fcuote | @aar Subfomi-
teens 9iapport, iom anbefaler, at
glrisono og 9ieip 0terico opbeieS
til Stoter, noar oe bar tilitemt
oisie @rnnolonspnbringer Get ten.
titles iii glri8ono at foretage en-
g@norine al n9ecall" -@eItentnelen |
aonititutionen ,iaole0es at 9ommere
life inobeiatteS | 9eltennelien 9ieW
Merico ifol peotage EN- 9en0ring,
:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-12

9oru6-Geiofutionen. 3paesreio-
Illtionen ON 0irefte galg al 5or-
bnn6sienatorer, iom ollere0e er
0eotaget af Gepreientont6niet, ffnG-
De =. optaaes til 9e6on0lin9 &c.
natet @oar. Senotor 9ora6 il
ger, ban life oil gioa Jig, fpreno
ben fommer til 9lfitemning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-12
9nr0ett runnt.

gn International lloItilGing for
foto9rafiif aunit aabneoes eoen "a.
9lpril 9iom aon9ens gteroereI-
Ie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-12

Zen fineiiife 9iegeting 6efen0t-
9er ct g0ift, at geiten er op-
bort Ofrenes iomleoe 2lntol an
iloas til 10000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-12

0e norbiife asttterparlamentorife.
re. Goo oct noroiife interparlomen-
toriife 9ioaosmaoe | Gbriitionio
Manoog ben "a. 9lpr. faltiottes
grogrammet for 0elegeretmeoe |
Gbriitionia ben 10. Sini Soneo-
punfterne er: t)9fuitnin9ernes sSno
ifrrnfnino, . Spsrasmaalet ont
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-12

5lpDeren Go3ic oar engaqeret til
at foretageOpitioninger OeoMolms,
Suerrig, 26r6no, Spn6og o9 0tan-
bag GO. Apr. til 1. 0}aD for / alt
1000 ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-12

en 2anosbp 9annooer brpnot
goaifeler0ag ON @fternlioooqen
brenote l0@oaroe oo 9uie / 2onos-
bpen 2inoou 8annooer. Ssl0en
er opitoaet oeo 9prns eeg me6
S9noitiffer.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
TALK CITY HALLPLANS
Council Makes Several Changes
and Order Blue Prints.

The city council met in extra SEES
sion Monday evening to take up a
number of matters. All members but
Milligan of the Fourth were present.
The mayor announced that he would
make the curfew ordinance the sub
ject of a special message TO the city
council at the next regular session.
The revision of the plans of the
municipal building was the feature of
the session and much discussion was
drawn. The architect was present
and showed the difference between
the fiat roof and the elevated tile
roof. The council, favOrIng the per.
manence and the better appearance
of the tile roof, decided upon that.
| The office of the city clerk was order
ed placed next that of the mayor for
| the convenience of records and ad
ministration. The steps OF the build,
ing are to be of granite.
With these changes the city council
voted that Mr.. Sinclair proceed with
making blue prints of the revised
plans OF the building.
The appointment of Earle Bridges
to the position of city engineer, made
by Mayor S. V. Reynolds, was ratified
by the city council, and the salary
fixed at $l,20O.00 for the year, pay.
| able in monthly installments.
The chief of police was instructed
to engage a dog catcher and secure
quarters for dog pound. The fee will
be one dollar for each dog caught and
disposed OF.
August Gottschlich sought relief
from drainage conditions existing at
his property on oSuth Market street
The matter was referred to the engin,
eer and sewer committee with in,
structions to investigate and report.
Council adjourned about eleven
o'clock.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
PASS AWAY
One Thousand Of the Boys of CLOS
Die DuringPast Year in Iowa.

One thousand veterans of the civil
war have died in Iowa since last Me-
mortal day.
This is the announcement which is
made by Commander Dyer, OF the
Iowa Grand Army in his general or.
Lders for the observance of Memorial
day His orders bring home with
force the thought that the years will
be few until there are no survivors
in Iowa of the famous conflict.
His general orders, issued today,
are as follows:
I'm the year 1868, General John A.
Logan, then commanderin.chfef, pro
mulgated an order calling upon all
comrades to observe the Both day
of May as Memorial day, on which
occasion every comrades grave should
be decorated with the choicest flow
ers of spring time. Since that time
by legislative enactment the Both of
May has become a legal holiday. II
is the desire of the commander-in-
chief and your department, together
with WOman's Relief Corps and all
allied societies, the teachers In the
public schools, with their pupils, and
all the people gathered together and
Igarland the graves of inc brave de-
tenders of the union who have left
secure to this and coming genera
tons the heritage of the greatest re
public on earth. II should be request
ed Of business men that they close
their places Of business during the
exercises. While our hearts. full OF
patriotism are thus doing honor to
the loyal supporters of the union, let
us not forget that of all virtues, char
| ity Is the greatest; and should you
know of the silent resting place of q
confederate soldier. pass II not by
The brave respect the brave, attest
ing thereby, that though we are once
enemies we are now friends. As Is
usual the great American classic
LincOlns Gettysburg Address should
be read at all Memorial day exercises
"The Sunday before Memorial day
| DenB May ZSth, ShOulu De observer
by posts attending divine service In
their respective localities, inviting
all patriotic societies to take part
with them.
Since last Memorial day at least
one thousand veterans have died In
this state; one thousand more gravei
10 decorate than last year. While
their names are stricken from the &C
tive rolls here, may we not feel as
sured that they have been added IL
the permanent rolls of those WHIT
never die.
"They rest with immortals,
For them no wall Of sorrow, but {
paeOn full and strong;
So well and brave have they done
their work they found to do
To Justice, Freedom. Duty, God, anC
Man forever ire"
BY order of H.A. DYER,
Attest: Commander.
Geo. A. Newman, Asst Adjutan
General
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
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+ OSKALOOSA HOSPITAL :;
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n. J. Bentley, who submitted to an
operation for relief from gall stones,
is making a fine recovery.
- - -
Milton ID. Bassett, the Iowa Central
switchman, who was injured about two
weeks ago, is getting along nicely now
and will soon be able to return to his
home.
Mrs. Glydas Nash has recovered
from a severe case OF infiammatory
rheumatism and returned to her home
in Lacey.
Mrs. Margaret GRANDPA, of Pella,
who submitted to an operation for
appendicitis, is making a fine recOv.
cry.
Darius Griggs who was in a seri.
Gus condition from a retro-coecal ap,
pendiceal abscess, is now slowly re.
covering.
Mrs. Matte Barnhizer is making a
good recovery from an operation for
relief from gall stone trouble.
- - -
Mrs. Ralph Bollinger obtained the
desired relief from appendicitis by an
operation, and is recovering nicely.
- - -
John Pothoven, of Leighton, and
Earl AlcOrn. of Oskaloosa, have re,
Gently submitted TO operations for ap,
pendicitis, and are making good re
coveries.
Dr.. BTockman, of Ottumwa, was at
the hospital on professional business
during the week.
- - -
A. Branson has kindly contributed
towering shrubs to aid in beautify
ing the lawn.
- - -
The chicken house has been built
the garden made and the fruit trees
planted. Good results are expected
from these sources as the season pro.
crosses.
Preparations are being made for
| the commencement exercises of the
Hospital School for Nurses, on Mon,
day evening, May 20. There will be
five graduates this year.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
]ORINDA & JORlNDEl
Musical Cantata Given the o. II. S.
Girls Glee Club.

The music lovers of the city were
given a rare treat last evening at the
high school when the musical Cantata,
"JOrinda and Jorndel," was rendered
by the girls glee club. They were
assisted by the high school orchestra
and the male quartette. A large au
dience was present for the occasion
and all we're well pleased. Every
number on the program was heartily
applauded.
The program was opened with a
beautiful selection by the orchestra
Following the overture, the male quar-
tette composed Of Messrs. Gillette
Russell, McFate and Smith, rendered
two excellent numbers. A beautiful
violin solo rendered by Wilhelm
Reade made a big hit. Mr. Reade is
violinist Of no little ability and he
has an excellent future ahead of him
Following the violin solo another Sc
lection was rendered by the orchestra
The orchestra is composed of a mum
her of good musicians and their play
ing was excellent.
Miss Lucille Parmenter as"Jorinda.'
Miss Cathryn Mitchell as "Jorindel,'
Miss Margery Lynch as"Woodnymph'
and Miss Josephine Fritz as Fairy
were good and they carried their
parts excellently. They were assist
ed by the chorus composed of the
following: Florence Smith, Marie
Walthall, Ivyl Walling, Gladys Music
Rita Sewers, Dorothy Farmhouse
Alice Brock, Anna Carlin, Laura
Burke, Blanche Worthy, Julliette
Dasher, Grace Fritz, Esther Falberg
Rena Gustafson, Minnie Harrison
Anna McFadden, irene Miller, Edna
NichoI, Irene Newbrand, Sarah Os
borne, Ethel Miller, Pauline Reynolds
Edna Reeder, Myrtle Steddom, Ruth
Stewart, Hazel Burke and Aida Nor
row. The chorus is composed of eX,
cellent voices and shows the effect OF
excellent training
The success Of the cant&ta is due
to Miss Sara Williams, musical in,
structor in the Oskaloosa schools
She has been working hard with the
| orchestra and the glee club in order
to be ready for last nights program.
Every number on the program ran
smoothly and there was not a mis-.
take noticeable. The cantata was
given for the benefit of the musical
department of the high school, and
the proceeds will gu to buy music for
the different departments.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
4 DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

N Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested, that on the lSt day of
May A. D., 1911, the undersigned was
appointed by the District Court of Ma
haska County, Iowa administrator OF
the estate of Ellen NJ Montgomery
deceased, late of said Mahaska County,
Iowa. All persons indebted to said es-
tate will make payment to the under.
signed, and those having claims against
the same will present them legally
authenticated to said court for allow.
auce.
Dated this lst day of May 1911.
+. p, MONTGOMERY, Administrator.
L. Il. CoRLETT. Clerk
BY E +. DusRNBgRY, Deputy
1lw2
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
eophers and Ground Hoqs.

The county treasurer paid out
$S4,05 during The past week on war.
rants issued from the bounty depart,
ment of the county auditors office. A
total of GAL gopher claws and eight
grounding sCalps were received
during the week. The largest mum.
Der OF gophers were brought in by
the following: Andy Fisher, 50;
Abraham Rempe, ~; ~ Dystra, ~,
and r. Eveland As. The ground hogs
were brought in by the following;
Harry L. Beach. 2; Robert Ellis, a.;
Earl McCurdy, 1, and Geo. Barlow |.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
Article Not Wanted.

Little Jimmy Patterson, visiting
with his mothers family In the Al
hambra apartment, was taken 10 call
on some friends on the South side
On the way home his auntie discov
cred stuck into his shoe top a beef
opener.
Why, James" she exclaimed
what will tho people do without this
article?"
oh" replied James, they all veal
laced shoes. Not one of them wears
button shoes"
They have no use for beer opsnsri
In his family.--Cleyeland Leader.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
The 6ounties Paid.

The bounty on wolves is $500, on
cubs $500, and until July 1, 1911, )
cents on gophers; after that 10 cents
will be paid for gophers. In some
way the story got out that the last
legislature passed bill raising the
bounty on female wolves to $40,
males $40 and cubs 81, but this is
not true.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
Coal House Burned.

Fire which is supposed to have
originated from the sparks of a pass
ing engine partially destroyed large
coal and storage shed on the proper
ty of Mrs. j. l.. Gilmore. No. sos
South ID street. The fire department
responded quickly to the alarm and
had no trouble in extinguishing the
flames.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
Red Heads Arrive,

The red-headed woodpecker has en-
tered appearance on the scene locally
and the farmer who takes his cue
from the coming of this bird may now
begin planting corn. 1t is said that
frost never comes after the arrival of
the red head.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
A DMINIsTRATRIX NOTICE.

N Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons Interested, that on the 9th day of
May A. D.. 1911, the undersigned
was appointed by the District Court of
Mahaska County, Iowa, Administrative
of the estate of Horace W. Gleason,
deceased, late of said Mahaska County,
Iowa. All persons indebted to said
estate will make payment to the under
signed, and those having claims against
the same will present them legally au-
thenticated to said court for allowance.
Dated this 9th day of May 1911.
FLORA A. GLEASON,
Administrative.
L. F.. CoRLETT, Clerk.
BY f. E. DUsENBERY, Deputy. Avs
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
sia River is Low.

The Mississippi river is unseason
ably low for this season of the year,
and unless we have unusually heavy
May and June rains the navigation OF
the upper stream will be difiicult. The
low mark Of last year may be eclipsed
thls season.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
Essence Of Culture.

The very essence of culture Is shak,
ing off the nightmare of selfconscious-
ness and self-absorption and attaining
sort of Christian Nirvana-iost in
the great whole OF humanity. thinking
OF others. caring for others. admiring
and loving others. II. r. Sill
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
conuentinn AT sloux City.

The diocesan convention of the Pro.
testant Episcopal churches of Iowa
will be held during the last week of
this month at Sioux City.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11

Friday of this week is Mahaska
Day. The people remember the occa-
sion in spite of the fact that we have
no formal ceiebratiOn this season.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
G L A S S IF led
ADVERTISING

WANTED.-Good flying pigeons,$ 90
per dozen. This price good to Feb.
%. Bring us your cream. Fl. $.
Rhynsburger, 221-223 First Ave.
East. 30tf
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
City Business Solicited.

W. r. Lacey, H. 8. Howard,
President. Vice Pres.
X. M. Boyer, Cashier.
G. s. Howard, Assistant Cashier.
Ross Malcolm, Assistant Cashier.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11

We have promise of a bountiful
crop OF the fruit OF the saxitrage fam,
lily.