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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS

At the recent Sc mi-public Joint in
stallation OF the Rebecca and the
subordinate order !. %. @. i. the
officers for The ensuing Fix M )nths
we're seated At least l25 persons
were present and saw the degree stan
Of the local Rebeccas present their
beautiful drill. Refreshments We're
served after which dancing was en-.
joyed. The wives OF the odd Fellows
and husbands Of the Rebeccas were
the guests Of the evening. The
following officers were installed
/. o o. F.-R r. Graves. noble
grand: L. d. Allen. vice grand: Victor
n. Pease. secretary; John i'iass.
treasurer; II. Smith. warden; VIII
liam Tilden. conductor; Ben Hartley.
right support 10 noble grand: Roy
Bingham. left support 10 noble grand,
Joe Mallory. right support 10 vice
grand: william walter. left support
TO vice grand; A. NJ. Mckinley. chap
lain; V. A. Allison. right scene sup
port: John Durfee, left scene support;
Charles McCleary, outside guard
Virgil fiarbarts. inside guard.
Rebekahs. Freda Biass. noble grand
Clara Aibin. vice grand: Christina
Thompson. secretary; Bessie Alien
treasurer: Rosetta Ripley. chaplain.
Katherine Mallory. conductor; Marion
Patton. right support TO noble grand;
Clara Hughes. left support 10 noble
grand; Maize Brown. right support
to vice grand; Nan walters. left sup
pert to vice grand: Emma Mckinley.
inside guard; Gertrude Graves. cut
side guard.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29
COUNTY CLUB LEADER HrRE

County Club Loader. A. ! ORaiip
was here Monday preparing 70 re-
organize the Junior clubs Of this soc
ton for the sea1on Of 1890.
Afr o Reilly eaYe be b looking for
ward with great iniefeet 70 the worn
u the boys and girls 10 1920. Thf
work done laef year BY the iuyeniiel
u1dsr Afr. OReiliy's supervision was
very gratifying and Il Sc expected that
as an early start is being made this
year. the children will accomplish
much
There viii be numerous clubs re-
organized according 20 Mr.. OReiliy
The girls viii continue the sewing
work begun last year while they viii
also stage canning demonstrations
from time 10 time
The boys have bought good swine
for their pig clubs The Idaho State
In addition 70 the Filler aud Bull dis
srs IN livestock buying and great re.
-ults are expected 10 be obtained this
rear. Ar OReiily realizes the ad-
santage Of having pure bred Eye-
5tcck 70 work with and has super
yised the purchase Of The animals.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29
AMENDED COMPLAINT
FILED BY DEKLOTz
Charges $4,000 Shares IL
legally Voted

In compliance with the ruling Of
Judge w. A. Babcock ten days ago
sustaining In vital part the demurrer
II the defendants TO the original ac-
ton, an amended petition was filed
Saturday evening by Frank Deklotv.
and others against Directors Barker.
brown, Lincoln. and Kennedy OF the
t.nal company seeking a review by
the court OF the recent canal election
and enjoining these four from serving
as directors.
Judge iabcock held that the oriF-
NAL petition was vague In that the
court could not ascertain from il
whom the petitioners claimed cast
illegal votes or for whom the alleged
illegal votes were cast nor whether or
not those voting were bona ide stocl.-
holders holding stock In their own
name on the books OF the corporation
At least ten days prior to the election.
In the petition filed yesterday The
petitioners declared that 55 900 votes
were cast for Messls Barker, Brown.
Lincoln and Kennedy by Illegal pros
les. Accompanying the petition an
exhibit "B" is the following list IN
whose names Il is contcnded holders
OF proxies cast illegal votes:
A. Herman Anderson. NJ +. Albert.
=. o. Bethune. Bull Townsite COM
pany; Edward Brown. George A. Bur
gy II. c. Coffin. Colwell and Spargur.
Lemuel Coonbes. H. l.. Eaton. Evans
a Johnson. Filler Townsite COMPANY
+. H. Fletcher w. NJ. FrizelIe. L. }
Greenwalt. stella liaight. John How
enden. G. J. Hahn. Mrs, o. II lIausen
George H. Harlan. Ivan Harral, Jesse
g. Harris. Ed llobson. Fred II. NM r.
u. Howard. James A. Howard Jacob
Kohntopp, r. a. l.andon. \. A. Lark
Mary A. Lilly. T.. Meuiner. W. = Mo
Cormick. H. g. Miner. A A. Miner.
n. =. Moore. r y. Mcprang, Thomas
and Mary Nicholson. w r. Norris. W
L. Norris, Thron Olson, G. s. Peck. *.
Phileo. Greed Rutherford, Gail sehi1,p-
pei A. Clinton Smith. Harry Smith. r.
IL. Smith, H. II Sieyer, n. NJ .iomD,
Twin Fulls Land 4. Wafer compal
B Williams. A d. Wilson. Jan.
Wilson. Lillian Wilkinson, city Of
Bull. city OF Twin Falls Twin Falls
Chronicle.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29
DEATH OF GILBERT
GtLItk MONDAY


Funeral services were held Tues
lay for Gilbert Gulick. well known
resident of Maroa. who died Monday
from cancer. aged 81 Six members
OF the American Legion acted as
gall bearers. at the funeral OF MIR.
Gulick who was a veteran of the
Civil War
Those acting were Howard w. Gil
leite. r. 5. Woodie. w b. Troxell. ID.
&. Davis. G. w Peterson and Il. V.
shepherd.
The c. A. Il. extended vote OF
thanks TO the members Of the legion
Tor their assistance.
Deceased was born in Urbana. Ill.
October .. 1899. He enlisted in the
c.vil war in 1864 and was member
)i the Tenth Illinois Cavalry He
was married to Mary r. Brownfield
n 1866 they being the parents OF
Twelve children The Gulicks moved
10 Idaho in 1908, having previously
resided in Texas and Kansas lie Is
survived by his wife. six sons War
rem. Edward. Charles. Grover, Judd
and Foster: three daughters. Mrs
Rosey Williams. Colorado Springs
colo; Mrs Cora Walters, now al
Phoenix. Ariz.. and Lette Walters.
81 North Yakima. Wash.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29

The Record will on February Il
msugurste Twelve Year Ago
Department" that should be Of in
terest to every reader OF this paper.
Files OF the Filler Independent
founded on February IA. 1905 VIII
be used. The Independent was
published in Bull by J. Warren
White. with Mrs H. II. Sohildman
as local editor. The paper was
published for only thirteen issues
being succeeded By the Filler Films.
william Hewes. editor.
We are experiencing difficulty in
obtaining a complete file Of these
two papers. but ask that all old
timers having copies OF the indie
pendent or Films. kindly bring
them to this office so that we can
complete the file. They VIII be re-
turned to their owners.
in May we expect to start the
publication OF & Ten Year Ago
series, this to be taken from the
files OF the Filler Journal. founded
in May 1910 by the late J. X. Tan
ner
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29
OPPOSITION TO
SCHOOL ANNEXES
favor New Grade School
Building

The erection of new grade school
building instead of building annexes
70 the prcsem grade school struc-
lure is the suggestion being agitated
here nov among patrons OF lndepen-
dent district number four.
Since the announcement. in last
Cek's Record OF the proposal OF
lie board OF directors TO call bond
election TO vote upon the proposition
Of issuing bonds 70 defray the expense
Of erecting two two-room annexes TO
the present grade school building.
the proposition is being considered
whether it would not be advisable
TO build new building al a cost OF
perhaps $4,000 or 100000 instead OF
putting $4,000 or $500 into an
nexes upon a building that is already
crowding the property upon which il
stands.
Those opposing lie annex plan
point "out that the present grade
school site does not new afford am
pie playground facilities for the stu
dents enrolled i'm the school. and that
with four rooms added. with the con-
scquent increased enrolment. the
grounds would he congested.
II is further maintained that an
nexes would so interfere with the
lighting Of the school and that a new
building will have to he erected in a
few years. the annexes would not fur
nish sufficient housing any great
length.
e II is argued that the second grade
school building should be erected in
.;a ives. or north part Of town and
some suggest that it should be made
I Junior high school
The board OF directors are schednl-
I'd TO meet tonight with Architect
John Wiser to go over the proposed
plans for the annexes and other mat
tors. Meanwhile patrons are being
ug od TO give thought 10 the PROPOSE
ton, and express their opinions to
the board OF directors. who are ear
nes,ly trying Ia solve a housing prob
iCm that must be met soon.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29

The French Government is present
ing Memorial Certificates 10 the
closest relatives Of all men who died
in the service OF their country between
the dates Of April 6. l917 and Novem-
her nth. 1918. to be written in French,
and is to be presented TO these en-
titled to them on Washingion's Birth
day. February 22nd, 1920, with an
English translation.
Post Adjutants Of the American
Legion obtaining a complete record
OF all men in their towns who are
included in this list. and viii forward
with their military and civil records.
the name Of the nearest relative to
headquarters. Immediately. in order
that time will be given to the letter
ing OF the same.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29
tHER MERCHANT SELLS
FURNITURE At LAVA

+. f. Drake. proprietor OF Fher s
Exclusive Furniture house, returned
the first of the week from Lava hot
Springs where he completed the sale
OF a iull equipment OF furniture Tor
the Riverside Hotel and sanatorium
owned by ]. f. BlalIeiy and Drs Nor
Kan and Wigglesworh MIR Drake
competed With severa' furniture
houses for this contract but was
successful in making the sale The
hotel is being completely and mod
ernly furnished, and Will he sup
piled with hospital beds and equip
ment. as we'll as a large number q
hotel rooms for the accommodation OF
guests at the famous health resort.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29
0TTC 70 ATTEND BIG
DiRUt JERSEY SALES

l. s. Otto will leave Saturday
morning on a business trip that will
iake him through Nebraska and Okla
homa. where he plans 10 attend the
n'g Durae trsey consignment sale
circuits.
The Nebraska circuit is perhaps
he largest swine sale event IN the
world said Mr. Otto in comment
1t will consist OF ten sales. four OF
Them 70 be held az night Next week
expect TO see 100000 worth OF
Duroc-Jerseys pass through the ring
am making the trip as a matter OF
education. so as to BECOME better
vcrsed in the hog industry but I am
ne 10 bring home some animals
that viii startie the Northwest"
The Nebraska sales viii be held
AZ Aurora. Columbus. Madison. stan
ton. Wisner. and Beemer The week
following air. Otto will 80 TO Hydro
okla. rs former home. to attend one
o. the Oklahoma circuit sales
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29
COMMERCIAL CLUB
MEETING TUESDAY
To Hear Addresses on Build.
ing & Loan .r.-lociation

Tie second rcgu'ar monthly moct
nG 4 he Filler Commercial club will
al see Tnesday SHIT at the |. O.
.. + liall. al which inc X C. Peters
sad T. g. Lsichleiior. general manager
and secretary Of tho Mutual Building
aud Loan association OF Twin Falls
viii address the club on Loans for
Homo s." II rs antlcira. 4 thai tisgs
will be several other speakers In at
tendance and a program is being pre-
pared.
Many matters OF Importance are To
come befare The body Tuesday night,
aud the attendance OF every member
OF the club as well a. all prospective
members. is urged,
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29

Mrs wilfred McKay-olsen is given
much credit by the Bull papers for
the successful direction and presen-
tation OF the American Legion play
given there the evening OF January 20
Al the end OF the second act she aud
the girls OF the cast were each pre-
scented with a bouquet OF America
Beauty roses. The entertainment was
three act comedy entitled "Facinr
the Music" About $500 was realized
from the sale Of tickets.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29
THREE NEW HOMES

Workmen started yesterday ON the
building of three new residences In
the southwest part OF town. F. L.
Sweet and l.. s. Laline have started
The constru, ton OF two residences
just south of tile W. T. SlJnn home.
m the new Munyon addition. while
W. =. Shinn has started TO remodel
his residence directly across the
street from the property he now oc-
cupies.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29
MAKE PLANS FOR RURAL
SCHOOL COMPETITIONS

Al a meeting held Saturday at Buhl
and Filler. plans were matured for the
annual contest between students In
the various rural schools In various
subjects. This IL an annual affair
lnaddition TO the Filler and Bull dis
tricts the rural schools around Han
sen. Kimberly. and Castleford will
have sectional contests.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29

The regular meeting of the Filler
Post American Legion win take place
Monday night at the usual place.
Many important matters will be pre-
scented of vital interest 70 every mem-
Der, and full attendance is expected
By Order. Post Commander.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29
TWIN FALLS SALTS SUCCESSFUL

Davis Brothers wellknown horse
"Jarsv topped the percheron horse
consignment sale az Twin Falls last
Friday when he was sold To Sam Proc
ter OF Kimberly for 5000 Jars" was
known by All local horse and stock
men and has reputation here that
has made him the pride Of all good
horse fanciers, who regret seeing him
leave this section. king" another
Davis horse sold for $3.50 10 Sam
Beatty also of Kimberly
Walter Brothers II year old mare
Detroit" was sold. TO y. II. Waltz foI
$3.50: a nine-months old illly brought
$3.50. while year old stallion from
the walter stables sold at private sale
for $500 They were offered $1,000
each Tor two other mares. l and ?
years old. but refused 10 put a price
upon them a team OF McMaster'a
percherons was sold for si400.
Col w. o. Walter was the auetioneeI
for this and the balance OF the Twin
Falls sales. aud reports that during
the session OF these ana the rocatello
sales he listed nine registered sales
for the balance nf the season.
Constituting what 81 said 20 be a.
record price for any public sale of
cattle IA the Northwest l20 head OF
Shorihorn cattle brought an average
of s4G0 Best of AL" young bull
topped the sale at $500
McAiaeters 10 head Of Scotch topf
averaged 1894. white The SO head IN
the sale averaged silog. Tho first "
head brought into the ring averaged
sl51G.
The auction. according 90 Shorthori
faneiers. was the most successful al
fair Of the sort ever held Ia this sec
lion Of the country They aver Il Ia
iroduccd keener interest ia blo0ded
cattle than has heretofore been OBJ
served in livestock ~ any breed or
grade These fancisrs express the be
lief that the next annual meeting
should bring out twice the number OF
cattle offered this year. and more than
twice the attendance Al the sales.
Al the swine SAL held IN Twin Falls
Thursday l.. 3 Otto sold two animals
for a total OF 1900. Sensation Belle
was purchased by n A. schildman
FOR 1915. while l. 4 Watson Of Rupert
came into possession Of National
Belle for s225
The average price paid at the sale
was 1929. which - said 70 be exceed
ingiy high for this district. Twenty
two head were disposed OF. Mr. Otto
states that the SOW purchased by Mr.
earned $1,000 this season.
-Four head have been sold by Mr.. Otto
II auction this year. he having real
Ized s17s5 for the quartstte.
A litter ~ five from Belle third.
larrowed In March 1919 brought Mr.
otto 1880. He cites many other in
stances where his customers have
,ecn equally successful with the Du-
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29
$500 CONTRIBUTED
TO FIREMEN'S FUND
Business men Subscribe
Generously

Approximately $3.50 has been raise
in "A canvass III F.ior business hauz
made by Charles McCle, ". Chairma.
OF the Village board. fr l.. rurpe Sc
Of defraying the expense incident q
the fire on December =. when Il was
found necessary . , call upoa the Buhi
and Twin Falls Ers dep.f,ments fal
aid
The subscription ils Is headed bs
the Filler Department store. Mrs j. W
Tanner. and the First National Bank
and the fund was contributed To 10y
for;y-six other business concerns
This explanation Is made:
During the fire Of December 4.
when the stock of the Filler De-
narlmont store in the Tanner
block was burned. it was found
necessary 10 send 10 Bnhl and
Twin Falls for additional IRE
lighting equipment This action
probably averted more serious
fire. II no doubt prevented the
fires spread and thus saved you
u possible loss that may have
wiped out your total Investment
The cost of obtaining this adj
dtional equipment at that time
must be raised by popular sub
scription. Any moneys left after
paying these bills viii be given
to the Fircmcu's fund. LatA make
IL big, SO as The encourage the
volunteers Of our department
The next fire MAJ. be- yours.
Il is explained that the fund may
still be subscribedrto by those who
have not as yet been given the OPP
portunity.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29

A dispersion sale Is announced f1r
Tuesday by -, - White at his ranch
81 miles northwest Of town. II Head
n horses and mules. 3 head OF Gov
some household goods and lot 81
farm implements viii be procnfahil
walter and shearer will auction the
sale which will start az the regular
hour with the usual terms offered IT,
II Of interest TO note that Mrs. whifa
has recently made a record with hsr
poultry. During the FIRST twenty days
OF January she sold s27 worth OF erg
from 40 Rhode Island Red chicken
However these money making hers
will not be offered for sale.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29
MANY SAILS SCH[DUI I'd

B A. Mccoy who recently sod his
farm northwest OF Filler. is adsertis-
Ing his closing out sale in this Issue
of the Record. Mr.. Mccoy has 100
head OF Registered cotswold ewes and
rams for sale. together with six head
Of registered Poland China hogs. sone
cattle. eight head OF horses. big liQe
OF fran implements. 100 sacks OF socil
potatoes. and hon ahold goods Waiter
a Shearer and Mccoy will auctionogr
the sale which will take place Wed
nesday.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29

In a report just made by supt ". A
Dcyei OF The grade schools It IS shown
that 90 Of the 4O7 pupils own ssss5 50
worth Of Liberty bonds. War Savings
and Thrift etamps. The report also
shows that there are 400 grade school
students in the district, and OF the
pupils enrolled the school has an at
tendance OF 81 per cent.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29

Il. n. Kulp ~ announcing his public
sale 10 he held at his ranch one aud
0ne-half miles north and one mile
west of Filler next Thursday. MI
kulp has rented his farm. aud a.
selling HIS complete farm equipment
consisting of ~ head OF horses and
mules. had Of COWS. hogs. chicken.
aud many farm implements. He s.
Offering 800 bushels OF Dicklow seed
wheat. a lot OF alfalfa seed and other
ihings Walter and shearer are ths
anctioneors.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29

Visiting Prank Keller. friend Of
DR.. n. (. Mcmillan and Jim and JohI
Penny. of Shelley. is visiting here
with q view Of locating.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29

The two Firemcn's hepent shows
given nj The Gem Theatre Monday and
Tuesday evenings attracted large
crowds and $4,000 WAS realized from
the sale Of tlckets The picture Back
to Gods Country was Of an unusual
character and delighted both audi
erces immensely.
The use OF the theatre was donated
for the occasion by Mrs. j. w. Tan
ner. and the tickets were sold bs
school girls fremen and business
houses
a tidy sum has thus been secured
10 hse IN The purchase of equipment
for The volunteer fire department. aIl
of which viii Rebound to the benefit
of property owners by the reduction OF
fire risk.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29

The big closing out sale OF @. som
mer is being held today at the ranch
adjoining Filler on the south. II was
expected that large crowd would ~
present from all over this part OF the
tract.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-26
CITY NEWS

-Eks' dance Friday, May 8.
Miss Agnes dancing studio 1904!
Main. Phone 1861
Order a case Of root beer from
J. Burk & Co Phone 32e.
Remember the family excursion
on steamer keokuk Decoration dav
Swiss Cleaners viii close o.
Saturday afternoons at l p. N, duriGa
summer months.
! The fire department was called
to 213 Fulton street this morning al
lf:1e o'clock Some shingles were on
fire The fire was put out with hand
egtinguishers.
When wishing drink Of root
/ beer. Try Burk's. II is the original
old time root beer. Two dozen bottles
delivered 10 rour house costs s1.g0
with SOC rebate for bottles. Phone
see.
Go to Quincy on the Decoration
day excursion on steamer Keokuk.
Marriage ceremonies were per
formed yesterday for. the following
people By Justice z. E Hawkes. !:
Scott Hays Of Fort Madison, and
Cecil Toup Of Montrose: Edward
Lewis OF Warsaw. and Elizabeth j.
Dennison Of Keokuk
After driving a new car through
Michigan. Indiana and Illinois, Fred
Kisss was picked up by the local
police between the end Of the Keo-
kuk and Hamilton bridge and Third
and Main streets. and charged with
driving CIR without a license tag.
He put up ten dollars
Max Schultz is charged BY the
police with having failed TO stop for
q street car at Fifth and Main streets
one day last week. An information
was fled against him in the superior
court, charging that ne drove past
the car which had stopped 70 take
On and discharge passengers.
-EIks' dance Friday, May e. -
Funeral services for the late
James Trimbie were held yesterday
afternoon from d-e Pearson, Vaughan
and Folbrook undertaking parlors
with the Rev. Harvey J. Moore Off
cfating- Intenent was held in Oak.
land cemetery and the palibearers
were: Howard Connable, DR.. e. c.
BrownIee. A Knights, A J. Hardin,
". Marley, Charles Foreman
Don't get confused, the big show
first. May 81 10 June 5. auspices u
Keokus Community band.
-bhn Crotty fell IN front OF a
moving street car yesterday after
noon shortly after FIVE O'Clock near
the corner Of Sixth and Main streets
when ne suffered an epileptie fit 10
which ne lie subject and bruised his
fsce badly. The street car stopped
four feet before If reached the boy
md mis- injuries we're the result Of
mis- falling 70 the pavement. The
lads left temple was c1t and the
Encle fzce bruised He wsE able II
ger ~ md walk across the street
few ninuteg after the acci6ent oc-
cT-rTet.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-26

ALBANY, y, T., Ray zs.--Gtzts
.CJnansiaslDaey n EzcsGe Gesgfon, IL
Announcing nat BSggor certificates
will be .z&s5e1 ny his department
under the asfsoe n rhs rev NV legal
ling 1.TG yer Dent beer, gai6 strese
on the fak1 fsgzt Ss,cfg GerJSea1eg are
not Z gGzFsAASs NJ tpe g'zt& rszt
liquor may be f<y.6 g1Ssr them with
out ygogaalsz either fae wartime pro,
hfbiIon ae9 m sf-e proYazsgSS N bse
Foiatea6 arr
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-26
FURTHER PRICE CUTTING:
HWT1

We mention few here: voiles. SIC,
75c, up TO sI4S; dress linen, s279;
ladies, union suits, SIC and s1.19:
Bingham, IS, As and SEC; silk crepes,
s2.42; ladies' hose, 40 and 7sc; also
LaFrance, Phoenix and Black Cat.
LOWITZ DRY GOODS DEPT.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-26
CITY NEWS

-Eiks' dance Friday, May %.
-fussell Bros, the biggest show
10 play keokuk this year, will be here
from May 81 to June 5
-keokuk camp NJ. W. A.. M s22
VIII hold its regular meeting toniyht
at Woodman hall. All members a.,
equested to be present Oh
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-26
NOTICE.

Cpering u Gzaser>s new beach, 52x
10, sunday, May 30. Dancing $50 70
1870 p. II EgTss orchestra. Rights
Of SSralgElcn reserved
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-26
NOTICE..

viii MT BE- resDonsaDae for am
debtz made by anyone out myself
from thfG dats,
FRANK BUTLER
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-26

ROYAL HEiGHeoRS, NOTICE.!
Please pay May assessment by June
9th as / will be out Of the city later.
MAUDE LARSEN, Recorder.