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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1906

Page

3

Maxwell and Castor Residents Attend Visits and Trips

Mrs Dr Keith of Castor Wyoming visits sister Mrs George Cole in Maxwell. Milo Warner of Maxwell trips to Minneapolis for a week. C Z Reitz returns home after six months in Minnesota and the Dakotas. Leigh Olinger goes to Aberdeen SD for an extended business trip. Mr and Mrs H A Johnson of Ligonier PA and Miss Linn Johnson of Laughlintown PA visit Maxwell with cousin L R Shepherd. They praise the western country. Mr and Mrs Forney Strombeck return to Sparling's drug store after a year in Mt Vernon North Dakota. Mrs Strombeck recovers from typhoid fever.

Dr. Keith Castor Wyoming George Cole Maxwell Milo Warner Minneapolis C. Z. Reitz Minnesota Dakotas Leigh Olinger Aberdeen South Dakota H. A. Johnson Ligoner Linn Johnson Laughlinstown L. R. Shepherd Iowa Forney Strombeck Mt. Vernon North Ora Strombeck Sparling

Roland Sees Summer Moves and New Visits

Tom Sorem returns to Roland from Chicago where he worked as a carpenter this summer. C G Amdall of Dallas Wis visits Roland with plans to settle there. Joseph M Johnson comes back from Lakefield Minn after farming for his father this past summer.

Tom Sorem Roland Chicago C. G. Amdall Dallas Wis Joseph M. Johnson Lakefield Minn

Slater Notes and Social Updates from Local Residents

Rev. Hans Urdahl visits Hurley while Mrs. L. B. East of Peoria visits her Slater brother. Dr. and Mrs. Mott return from Yankton county. Rev. Barnes leaves Slater for Texas after a year’s work. Miss Alice Weeks to wed Richard Reinerston at Slater church November 27. Rev. Evenson returns to Kansas. Brit Christopher and John Browns accompany him to scout land. Olney Nelson of Slater invited to Minnesota talks on tilling and draining. Nelson reports on steady steamboat dredging near Slater and attends St Olaf chapel dedication in Northfield.

Hans Urdahl Hurley Slater L. B. East Peoria Mlinoia Wright Fread Evenson Excelsior Kansas Brit Christopher John Browns Olney Nelson Kenyon Goodhue County Minnesota Iowa Wing Nelson Northfield New Chapel St. Olaf College

Nelson and Tollefson Drill Deep Water Well

Nelson and Tollefson at Slater are drilling a deep well to supply water for use in their meat market, enhancing operations and securing dependable water access for their business.

Nelson & Tollefson Slater

McCallsburg News Briefs Include Elevator, Barn Accident

Monday evening the London Imperial Entertainers performed the second lecture in the McCallsburg course. J C Smith received serious injuries from a barn incident with a horse, suffering three broken ribs. B E Bunn and wife visited Brock Nebraska to see their nephew Boyd Blair who is improving. The Western Grain Company contracts a large grain volume at McCallsburg prompting new cribs.

London Imperial McCallsburg Messrs Olson I N Merg J. C. Smith B. E. Bunn Brock, Neb Boyd Blair Western Grain Company

Local Notables See Moves and Returns Across States

J F Lingenfelter traveled to Chicago on business. Harvey Wood of Collins bought a farm in Oklahoma and plans spring move. Deming returned from a shipping trip to Chicago with two carloads of cattle from Rhodes. Frank Shepherd of Collins went to Amherst Massachusetts to settle permanently. May Kennedy of Collins came back from Indiana. her sisters from Ames and Jefferson joined a Sunday gathering.

J. F. Lingenfelter Chicago Harvey Wood Collins Oklahoma Deming Rhodes Frank Shepherd Amherst Mass Perman May Kennedy Indiana D. H. Biller Ames F. M. Hansen Jefferson

Story City Notes Reach From Roland to Minneapolis

Will Emmet traveled from Roland to Story City on Sunday. Ira Olson of Story City died recently in Washington state, with remains shipped to Iowa for burial. Miss Julia Mathie visits friends in Minneapolis. Andy Jacobsen of Minnesota attended Nels Jorgenson's funeral in Story City. Rev. L. Shewen visited family in Story City and faces a pulpit charge in Omaha. Ever Peterson returned to Story City from Winslow Arizona then left for Iowa City. Corneliussen, Story City merchant, was in St. Louis. Rev. Wang of Story City led services at Pierre South Dakota.

Will Emmet Story City Roland Ira Olson Sto City Washington Iowa Julia Mathie Minneapolis Andy Jacobsen Minnesota Nels Jorgenson Rev. L. Shewen Omaha Ever Peterson Winslow Ariz Iowa City Corneliussen St. Louis Rev. Wang Pierre

Zearing News Roundup Includes Local Wins and Fire

Miss Mattie Humphreys and her party linger in Louisiana and the South. A. M. Williams returns from South Dakota with a healthier heart. An Irish shamrock decorates the State Savings Bank window in Zearing. Ernest Perry defeats John Gally in a corn husk contest by eight kernels after eight hours. A gasoline stove explosion in the Zearing hotel caused a scare but no serious damage.

Mattie Humphreys Louisiana South Zearing

Nevada Property Bequeathed to Mrs Bates in Will

By the will of the late Laura L. Cook of Nevada, Mrs. Mary E. Bates of Sioux City receives the Nevada residence. Mrs. R. M. McNeil of Wess n Springs 8. D. and her little daughter are guests of W. L. McNeil at Nevada.

Laura L. Cook Nevada Mary E. Bates Sioux City R. M. McNeil Wess N Springs W. L. McNeil

Wilson couple hosts gathering as name teased for infant

Mr and Mrs J Wilson entertain a small party at their Kelley home while deciding on a second given name for their expected baby. The newborn’s full name remains undetermined at this time.

Kelley

Cambridge News Wraps: Local Masons Gavel Gift and Departures

M. 8. Beck presents Tabernacle lodge gavel from the Philippine islands. Cecil Warren leaves home November 10 with a note “Out to see the world.” A.Myers Severson and Mrs Severson await sister in law Mrs Hart at Berwick as Rev West and wife attend a church reception. Indians trapping west of Cambridge report good muskrat and coon catches. A concert at M E church set for November 23. Harry Mason from Ames visits Cambridge parents. M E choir enlists him again.

M. 8. Beck Cambridge Tabernacle A. F A. M Philippine Islands Iowa Islands Cecil Warren Cecil A. L. Myers A. R. Severson Mrs. S Severson Mrs. Hart Berwick West M. E Cam Harry Mason Ames Harry M. E. Choir

Football Debut Shocks Cole Town Fans Saturday

The town held its first football game on Saturday drawing local excitement. Chicago papers failed to report the score, leaving residents eager for the outcome.

Cole Chicago

Ask Central for Answers and Waste Time on the Phone

An information bureau can be helpful yet busy. The piece notes how calls to trains or lectures disrupt staff and how many people seek details without regard for service. It argues callers should know where and when to ask and avoid overloading operators.

No. 4 No. 5 Western Union

Sunday School Convention at Nevada Aims to Boost County Work

The Story County Sunday school convention held near Nevada featured Arthur Dean in charge with Miss Mabel Sherk stressing home department work. Prof W R Manning offered practical tips to engage adults, while Rev Fowle of Ames warned that Sunday schools need constant boosting and spirit behind plans to avoid stagnation.

Nevada Ames Story County Arthur Dean Home Department Mabel Sherk W. R. Manning International Sunday School Association Fowle

Franklin Quotation on Business Deaths of Time

An attributed aphorism by Benjamin Franklin discourages pestering unrelated parties for business details. The quote urges decisive action: go if you want service, else send.

B. Franklin

Over Niagara Falls at the Armory Friday evening

The scenic melodrama Over Niagara Falls returns with Row land and Clifford leading an exceptional company. The show promises beautiful settings and strong drama, praised by critics as a different kind of melodrama without vulgarity.

Niagara Falls Armory Rowland & Clifford Chicago

Burglar Chokes Woman in Marshall Town Assault

Mrs. Fred Robertson, 84, wife of a restaurant owner in Marshalltown, was choked and beaten by a burglar who demanded money. The thief struggled to seize a revolver, escaped, and no clues are available.

Fred Robertson Marshalltown

Rifle accident kills 12 year old at Fort Dodge

A companion's accidental rifle discharge instantly kills Robert Johnston, a 12 year old boy, at Fort Dodge. The incident occurred as two youths handled the firearm, ending in a fatality and investigations.

Robert Johnston Fort Dodge

Scalding accident on threshing engine pump injures Swalesdale man

Andrew Winter of Swalesdale suffered severe facial burns when ice around a thawed threshing engine pump gave way and released scalding water. He lost the top of the pump, turned on steam, and the hot liquid burned his face though his eyes were spared serious injury.

Andrew Winter Swalesdale

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