Government Homesteads Open Cheyenne and Standing Rock Lands
One and a half million acres of farming and grazing land will be opened for settlement in the Cheyenne river and Standing Rock reservations from October 4 to 28. Registration takes place at Aberdeen and Pierre. Fast daily trains run to Pierre and Aberdeen via The Chicago and North-Western. Tickets agents can provide rates and pamphlets guiding homestead of 160 acres.
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Cheyenne River
Standing Rock
Aberdeen
Pierre
Chicago and North-Western Ry
North-Western
Big Chief Flour Price Guarantee
J B Kooser & Co advertises Big Chief Flour at 1.45 per sack with a promise of guaranteed A-1 quality or money back. Includes catalog Number 27-21.
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J. B. Kooser & Co
Nonpareil Club and Circle Meet Across Week
Social items note the Nonpareil Club meets next Wednesday with Mrs. Maxwell and Queen Esther Circle meets Saturday at 3 PM at Miss Eva Cox’s Burnett Ave home. The P F E C sisterhood holds its Mt. Pleasant supreme convention with 175 delegates and over 15,000 members. Conventions occur biennially. Mt. Pleasant hosted twenty years ago. Civic Improvement notes a Monday 2:30 PM meeting in Mono club rooms with officer elections. A card evening honors Mr. W. T. March. An anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Alm follows. A 25 cent teacher dinner is planned by Methodist church women, with the Womens Foreign Mission Society meeting Tuesday at 2:30.
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P. EE. O
P. FE. C. Sisterhood
Mt. Pleasant
Sisterhood
Harlan Hall
Iowa Wesleyan
W. J. Babb
Aurora
Iowa
Womens’ Foreign Mission Society of the Methodist Church
J. E. Caggin
Personal notices from Ames area residents and visitors
A long list notes Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Erb in Des Moines, Ethel Zumwalt and many others visiting Ames or nearby towns. Lincoln Kimler dies and will be buried this afternoon. Several residents travel, visit kin, or relocate, including W. T. March moving from Missouri to stay in Hastings, and Van Chamberlain heading to Robstown Texas for the winter. Pineules advertised for kidney relief.
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H. G. Erb
Des Moines
Ethel Zumwalt
Lincoln Kimler
Herwick
J. A. Lawin
Lundy
Eldora
C. EK. Lewis
W. T. March
Missouri
J. H. Williams
Cuse
N. Y
J. F. Baker
A. Gray
Scotland
Ames
College Park
Gray
W. C. Heers
Atlantic
Winnie Doolittle
Heers
Iowa University
Bertha Watland
I Tie
New Sharon
S. V. Kalsem
Marshalltown
van Chamberlain
Robstown
Texas
Mr. Chamberlain
Corpus Christie
California
Remnant Sale Offered by W A Perry This Friday and Saturday
W A Perry announces a remnant sale on Friday and Saturday featuring a large lot of remnants of all kinds. With every 25 cent purchase, shoppers receive a small souvenir, a souvenir deal limited to remnants.
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W A. Perry
Ames Commercial Club Plans Teachers Reception
The Ames Commercial club executive committee met on Saturday to organize the county teachers reception in Ames. Committees named include general chair Parley Sheldon and W B Niles. reception Supt F E King and L M Bosworth. speaking program F R Conaway. invitations J B Kooser. finance Carl Little and C H Pasley. The group aims to provide a splendid entertainment during teachers’ stay.
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Ames Commercial Club
Parley Sheldon
W. B. Niles
Carl L. Little
C. H. Pasley
F. E. King
L. M. Bosworth
F. R. Conaway
J. B. Kooser
J. BE. Judge
Ames in Brief: October 21 Sale Notice and Local News
Dr. Dyer-Fur announces a forthcoming public sale on Wednesday October 21 at Graves farm 2711 W 8th. Hoon on vacation from mail duties near Jewell. Burton to Sou Dakota for land prospects. Col L M Bosworth travels to Fort Dodge for a visit while ill with influenza. J D Murphy rents former Holdredge building to sell coal and feed. Edward Anderson of Sloan killed by excursion train after arrival home. Burt Kooser Frank Allen win most prizes at Nevada County Fair. preparing for Armory show Jan 3–7 1910. Rev C L Nye transfers to Upper Iowa Conference Toledo appointment announced. Mason City sessions noted.
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Col. L. M. Bosworth
Fort Dodge
J. D. Murphy
C. R. Holdredge
Burt Kooser
Frank Allen
Nevada
Burt
Frank
Armory
C. L. Nye
Des Moines
Upper Iowa
Methodist Church
Toledo
Ames
Rock River
West Chicago
Mason City
Pine salve and pills advertised by C. A. Ramble
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Rings Little Liver Pills as easy to take and gentle with pleasant effects. It also touts Pinesalve Carbolized as superior for cuts burns boils or bruises and lists C. A. Ramble as the seller.
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C. A. Ramble
M. E. Ladies' Aid Society Rummage Sale Set
The M. E. Ladies' Aid Society announces a rummage sale starting Thursday October 14 with location to be announced later. Proceeds likely support church work and community aid.
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M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Water Mains Planned for College Park Addition
City council approves McCarthy Lee Rex and others to build water mains in the College Park addition. The firm will advance funds to cover construction, enabling residents to receive city water service and related conveniences.
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College Park
McCarthy, Lee & Rex
Elwell Family Relocated From Rapid City to Pendleton Oregon
Dr. Fred N. Elwell, meat inspector in Rapid City South Dakota, is transferred by the government to Pendleton Oregon. Dr. and Mrs. Elwell have moved to their new post, preferring a return toward Ames. They view the Pendleton move as a promotion but wish for a return east.
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Elwell
Oregon
Fred N. Elwell
Rapid City
S. D
Pendelton
Mrs. Elwell
Uncle Sam
Ames
Death of Dr. Edgar I. Bradley in Montana
Word comes from Ames of the death of Dr. Edgar I. Bradley at White Sulphur Springs Montana on September 21. Paralysis is listed as the cause. He is the son of Dr. James Bradley a pioneering Ames physician and brother of Roy Bradley formerly with Ames Savings Bank.
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Edgar I. Bradley
Ames
White Sulphur Springs
Montana
James Bradley
Roy Lradley
Ames Savings Bank
New Building for Holdredge Store on Kellogg
C R Holdredge will move into a new store building on south Kellogg in Holdredge during the latter part of the week. The new structure will house his expanding retail operation and attract local shoppers seeking updated facilities.
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Holdredge
C. R. Holdredge
South
Kellogg
Ames Homestead Yeomen To Host Oct 16 Supper
The 833 Ames Brotherhood of American Yeomen announce an entertainment and supper in the Yeoman hall on the evening of October 16. Members urged to attend.
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Ames Homestead
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Yeoman Hall
College student loses finger joint in sausage grinder mishap
William Keltige a college student cut off the first joint of the second finger on his left hand while handling a sausage grinder at Briley meat market on Monday.
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William Keltige
Briley
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Gertrude Bradford
Sohiseon
Cnondasa St
Riverside
W.S. Ferrand
College St
Canada Land
Saskatchhewan
John Kent
West St
Roberson
Gilbert
Tobes i. Leter
Paul
Douuglas Ave
Iatf
Boone St
P. RK. Shugart
E. Boone
Lost
L. H
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Bernice BE. Finley
Pike St
Virginia
Taurence Casselman
Meleasno
N. DB
Casselman & Co
Richmond
ADAMS
J. W. Adams
Cash Grocery
Big Chief
Queen Esther
Eva Cox
Burnett Avenue
Civic Improvement
Mono Club
Jennie Williams
Arvid Alm
Ladies of the Methodist Church
W. FF. M. Society
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Tilden Brothers & Cc
Bessie Campbell
Laura Gibson
George Raw
Paullina
Andy Anderson
Hastings
Neb
Carrie Johnson
St Louis
Y. Kalsem
John Wright
New York
Corrie Brooks
Lucas
Melvin Brooks
Elsie Sheibley
Sibley
J. A. Campbell
A. Doolittle
Caldwell
Kansas
Fred Willey
Kansas City
Velda Rowland
Claude Campbell
Jewell Record
Margaret Longshore
Emme Walwrath
Kate Rissler
Madrid
Genevieve Pelledsel
Lucile Nutter
Sac City
Warren Burton
Kathryn Ward
Douglas Avenue
Hummel
Miss Hummel
Mechanicsburg
Ed Klove
Mabel Kingkade
Benson Grocery
R. M. Starr
Cambridge
BE. W. Vandeventer
Karl and
Wallace
Syra
C. A. Gamble
Dyer
Burton
Sou
Dakota
C.R. Holdridge
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