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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14
CITY NEWS

Its got to be good to run for four
days, so don't miss it, in Old Ken
lucky
j. E. Lundgren and wife Josephine
A. Lundgren have transferred prop
erty located on William and l STREETS,
to Ruby karnes Golliher for the sum
of $1,000.
Rev. Curtis w. Reese, secretary
of the Western Unitarian conference
Will preach in the Unitarian church
Feb is and %, at IL a. m. Subject:
Spiritual Values" All in sympathy
with liberal thought are cordially in
yited.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14
CITY NEWS

President Main was called to New
York and sends Prof. Lavell in his
place as a worthy substitute. His sub
ject is The Russian Revolution" Is
it menace or a blessing to the
world? Come and hear about it. Con.
gregational church, 1880
The Carnation club of Bethel A.
NJ. E. church will meet at the parson-
age at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening. Feb.
It. Every member of the club is re-
quested to be present, this being the
regular business meeting. Mrs. c. r.
Waters is president, Mrs. Jerretta
Morton, secretary. The stewardess
board No. l, will give leap year en-
tertainment and program Feb, 26. Mrs.
F. Buckner is president, and Mrs. p.
a. Jones secretary.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14
MRS. ELTING l..
DIES AT HOME
She was Mother Of r. e. Citing, Mrs.
Frank Earl and Mrs. Edward
O'NeiIl, All Of
keokuk.

Mrs. Jennie Elting died this morn.
ing at her home 1116 Blondeau street.
She was born in McDonough county,
ILL.,. September S, 1855, and has re-
sided here for twenty-five years. She
acts endeared her to all who knew
her.
Mrs. Citing is survived by four
children, F. e. Citing, Mrs. Frank
Earl and Mrs Edward O'Neil, all Of
Keokuk; Mrs. H. K. Kerr Of St.
GATHERINGS. Ontario. There are seven
The body will be taken to Macomb.
ILL.,, for burial on Monday. 1t will be
at the undertaking parlors OF Pear
son. Vaughan and Holbrook until
then.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14
ClTY NEWS.


Miss Agne dancing studio. 42o1a
Main. Phone 14l6.
Get the inside of the Russian
revolution, open forum, 1880.
Get your shoes repaired at An
derson & Hutcherson's. All Main.
The will of the late George A..
Hassall has been admitted to probate.
Not just picture, but great
show, In Old Kentucky
"A marriage license has been issued
to John K Davidson and Minnie L..
Phillips both of keokuk.
Prof. Lavell is an authority on the
Russian question. Open forum, Con
gregational church.
i. o. O. F. Keokuk lodge No 10,
meets regularly every Monday night.
Work in the third degree. r. O..
Mackie. noble grand.
Man and Superman", subject OF
sermon Sunday morning at First Bap-
list church. The great revival chorus
choir Will sing. Solo by Mr.. Clarke.
Evening revival service at 7:3O. Ser.
mon, THE Power of Decision"
Mr.. John J. Chapman Of Counsel
man G. Co, Chicago, Is in the city. at
the Hotel Iowa, for few days, in con.
nection with the financing Of the
American Hominy Co.. who recently
purchased the Purity Oats Co, one Of
Keokuk's important industries.
Captain James Emmett Betts, T. S.
marine corps, formerly Of keokuk,
acted as one Of the reception commit
tee to ex-President Taft on his visit
to the Twin Cities February IL Cap
tain RattS ia the officer in charge of
recruiting for the marines in the dis
trict of Minnesota, which includes
North and South Dakota, Minnesota
and Iowa with headquarters at ST.
Paul.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14

PARENTS IN ON
SCOUT PLANS
Mothers Of Troop Ono Have Formed
- Auxiliary and Fathers Of Troop
Two VIII Go on
.4 Hike.

The fathers and mothers Of the
Boy Scouts or Keokulc are going to
find that scouting is extending to
tliaTn in it's activities.
& The mothers of troop one formed
an organization Thursday night at
the meeting Of that troop.
z The fathers Of troop two are going
10 have to show how good or how
poor walkers they are tomorrow aft
ernoon The boys are going to take
their fathers on hike tomorrow
afternoon at two o'clock.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14
HIGH TENSION
Il CLUB MEETS
Motion Picture Program Will be Fea.
s-tured at Regular Meeting to be
Held Tuesday at the Club
Rooms.

The High Tension club will have
It's regular monthly meeting Tuesday
evening at eight o'clock in the club
rooms at the corner of Eighth and
Main STREETS. The program will in
clude motion picture exposition with
the following reels:
-eSl.-What Uncle Sam Can Do for Two
Cents.
ss 2.-The Truth about the Liberty
Motor.
3.-Can the Poor. Fish.
4.-The Fable of the Olive and
Orange.
By the Sea--A Trip to Atlantic
City
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14
MEETING ON
WATER RATES
Joint Session of City Commissioners
and Special Committee viii Be
Held Monday over Pro-
, posed Rates. r

There will be joint meeting at
the city hall Monday Of the city
council, and the special water works
committee appointed some time ago
with J. F. Elder as the chairman.
This meeting which will be held in
the council chambers will be for the
purpose Of considering the proposed
schedule OF rates that the Keokuk
Water Works company is intending
to put into force
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14

Broken castings and other
metal parts made good as
new by Improved Acetylene
Welding Process, promptly
and at low cost. ALI work
guaranteed. Fifth Street
Garage, 20 South Fifth
Street.
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14
CITY NEWS.

In Old Kentucky starts Sunday at
two p. m, Colonial.
If you don't like front seat,
come early. First Baptist church Sun.
day evening 1880 sharp. Great revival
song service led by MI Clarke, with
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-02-19
"Watch Langdon Grow"

Just as soon as spring opens up
Watch Langdoa Crow will be no
mere idle matter OF talk. Langdon 9
growing list Of building improve
ments for the season of 1920 will
make an early start. Three and
possibly four brick blocks in tho
business center Of the city will be
pushed to completion before freezeup
next fall. The parochial school of
St. Aiphonsus parish, is among the
public improvements likely to be the
first TO start. The excavation and
stone foundation were completed last
fall and work on the superstructure
will begin not later than April 1st
Several carloads of material are be,
ing unloaded this week and hauled to
the site north of che Court House
and opposite St. Alphonsus church.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-02-19
DEMOCRATS OF NORTH
DAKOTA NAMED TICKET

The nominating committee of tn g
state convention of North Dakota de-
m 1crats, which met the early part of
the month at Fargo, reported to the
convention the following candidates
for endorsement:
Presidential Electors :-M.F. Heg.
ge, of Hatton. Mrs. Philip Roach, OF
Minot, j. P. Lamb, of Michigan,
John Sullivan, of Mandan.
Delegates to National Convention
w. L. Noyes, of Cando. R. B.
Murphy, of Grafton, F. F. Duchard,
of Grand Forks, j. W. McHose, of
Fargo, w. E. Breen. Of Bismarck,
WE. Goltzbach, of Ananmoose, John
B. Fried, of Jamestown, G. S. Wool
edge, of Minot, j. R. Mann, of
Washburn, Charles Simon, of New
England,
Alternate Delegates John Heg~
ge. of Hatton, W. Schuett, Of Hank
inson, J. D. Fsxon. Devils Lake, Jos
McGauvran. of Osnabrock, A. E.
Raimey, of Judd, Charles Pollock, of
Fingal. K. A +. Ferguson, of Caring
ton George Gilmore. of Williston, L.
A. Winter, of Werner. 7. F.
Murths, of Dickinson.
The recommendation was also made
by the committee for the remaining of
H. Fl. Perry, of Ellendale as nation
al committeeman from Ncrth Dakota
of the democratic party
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-02-19
M|O-W|NTER FAIR QUESTION
is STILL UP IN THE AIR

The annual midwinter fair, exhi-
bit of farm products and live stock
combined with a farmers convention,
for years past big three day event
at about this time in Langdon, is in
its development for this year found
to be surrounded with a larger num-
Der of almost unsurmountable OBJ,
stacles than ever before in it's his
tory. Health conditions over the
county at the present time place a
prohibitive ban over all large public
gatherings. There is also the fact
that Cavalier county just now finds
itself without county farm agent,
while Manager E. D. Stewart is at
The present time about to retire from
the experimental farm. Both Mr..
Stewart and Mr.. Owens in their ca
pacity upon agricultural lines are
men upon whom would have other.
wise developed much of the arrange
ment of the mid winter fair of Cava.
lier county farmers. The fair, if it
is held at all this winter, will have
later date than usual and be gotten
up under conditions that are decidedly
adverse.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-02-19
Clyde Epidemic on the Wane

Emil Hanggi. Of Clyde was in the
city on Saturday for a short time.
He states that there appears to be
somewhat of an abatement of the flu
epidemic in that part of the county,
The Eome of his brother, Frank, in
which two deaths resulted had ten
patient suffering from the epidemic
at the time of the death Of Mr..
Hanggi and his little daughter, the
baby of the family. One Of the suf-
ferera being the aged mother of the
Hangsi boys, who is eighty. two
years old. He stated that his mother
was apparently recovering although
it has noticably weakened her failing
health and strength. Dr.. Porter he
states has been constantly on the go
over five weeks and his efforts in
combating the spread Of the disease
have been attended With highly salts.
factory resulta.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-02-19
Enjoys San Benito Climate

Letters from Robert Work and son
Robert J. Work. of recent date from
San Benito, at tie Mr. Work 3 general
health has much improved since their
going to the south land They are
engaged in building home and
expect to have it in readiness for
Mrs. Work ard daughter before the
summer season opens. The forty
acre tract which Mr.. Work purchased
at San Benito within the past year
adjoins one owned by Henry Al
brecht and Mr. Work and his sen are
looking after the put,lng under
cultivation Of both properties.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-02-19
Natal Day a Legal Holiday

The news was received last Thurs
day evening at the Mahon home of
the welcome arrival on that day Of
son and heir at the Crookston,
MINI, home of their son-inlaw and
daughter, MIR. and Mrs. Merriam
Stephens. The 10Th Of February in
addition to being the natal day Of
the Crookston grandson of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mahon, 10 also the birth
day of Mr.. Mahon. Sr., and the day
that this nation now observes as
Lincoln's Day.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-02-19
SaurIo-a Has Its Lid On

This is Lent and with the restric.
tions placed on all forms Of enter
tainment and amusement by the
board Of health in its proclamation,
the lid is on verything on the social
calendar. 1t is hoped that long be-
fore Esstertide the ban will be taken
off and that the bri yht days of ap-
preaching spring will lift the cloud
which has shadowed over this COM
munity during the presence Of sick
ness in so many Of our homes
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-02-19
Tractor School at Osnabrocls

The Helge5on Auto Co., at O'aa-
brock, have arranged for one week
Wallis Tractor school to be held
there during the month Of March un
der the instruction of an expert sent
from the plow works of the j. l.
Case Company The Helgeson Auto
Company are distributors Of Wallis
tractors with territory extending over
Cavalier and adjoining counties with
sales during the past season of near
" one hundred: tractors. The achool
to be held ct Qsnahrocn next month
should be given wide interest.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-02-19
Its Now Major" kirkhax1

Yesterdays mail brought to Dr..
Kirkham his commission promoting
him from a ca"taincy to the rank of
major in the Iii 3dical reserve corps of
the United States army. The doc
tors enlistment dates back to July
1917, starring with the rank of first
licGfcna: {, but promoted to captain
before goiag overseas. His recon-
mendation for promotion was made
before leaving France, bnt until the
commission arrived yesterday wac
hung up by the armistice and the
subsequent peace treaty
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-02-19
D, W, Hines Has
New Pipe Dream
He Says the Lord is Anxious
to Have Booze Restored
Among Canadians

Some interesting views of his own
Importance are given by D. W.
Hines, formerly of Hannah, and now
located at Liberty. Sask., in the
following item which was found in
recent issue of the Winnipeg Free
Press. "Farmer" Hines in addition
to being quite erratic seems to still
be as fond of an Illuminated position
in the center of the stage as he used
to be in the years ago, when he fgur-
ed as the promoter Of a farmers
railroad from northern North Dakota
to the head Of the Lakes at Duluth:
"Old King Cole was merry old
soul, according to the famous ballad
but he had nothing on "Farmer"
Hines, of Liberty, Sask.. who is in
Winnipeg today King Cole called
for his pot and his pipe and his SOL
diers and ''Farmer' Hines is loud in
calling for the pot, mug, tankard. or
whatever vessel he uses, as the cups
which cheer and sometimes inebriates
"Farmer'' Hines several years ago,
while resident of-Dakota, achieved
continent wide attention as promo
ter G farmers railway. Later he
same to western Canada and now he
seems to be busy and prominent
citizen of Liberty, Sask. He owns a
newspaper called the Liberty Press, a
hotel and summer resort, accord
ing to his paper, the first number of
which he brought with him to this
city. Farmer Hines THINKS the
prohibition laws of the United States
and the Canadian provinces are all
wrong He declares they are against
Scripture and quotes extensively
from the Good Book to prove his
claim. Farmer" Hines says the
Lord wants the people to have good
time, even if they have to get drunk
to do it. He makes frank offer to
the government that if they will
let the wine, beer and strong drink
flow for eight months he will pray
for good crops and the elimination of
crop pests. lie says he will stand or
fall on the result. II the crops are
bad despite the prayers and the &C
feasibility Of strong bever ages, he
says he will admit defeat and win
complain no more. no matter how
rigidly prohibition Is enforced.
"Farmer" Hines declnres he 10 con
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1920-02-19
LangdOn Needs
Public Hospital
Epidemic Bring Home Fact
That Langdon Cannot
Delay Any Longer

The epidemic Of disease that at
the present time is causing Langdon
as community to pass through
stages of sickness and sorrow in
many hsmes similar to the expert.
ence of year ago, brings to the
acute attention of our townspeople
generally the disadvantage at which
our doctors are placed by not having
the requisite hospital facilities that
so many of the cases they are being
called upon to treat are 80 badly in
need of. 1t is where illness and dis
ease strike for their victim the non-
resident and those among US whose
home surroundings are at distance
away, where the need of a hospital
at this time would prove to be q
perfect God-send. Where the pa
tient lies in the sick room at home
the situation is not one OF such
great import, though it is not to be
denied that in nearly every case the
chance for skilled nursing and con.
slant attention found in the hospital
gives quite per centaga in the ia
vor of a recovery. Health condi-
tions here in Langdon today cannot
otherwise than Impress upon both the
community and medical professi on
that a modern equipped up to date
hospital is one OF our great te8, needed
public improvements.