Government Homesteads Open to Settlers in Two Reservations
One and a half million acres of farm and range land on the Cheyenne River and Standing Rock reservations will be opened for settlement October 4 to 23. Registration occurs at Aberdeen and Pierre with direct trains by the Chicago & Northwestern to both cities. Officials offer pamphlets and rates on securing a 160 acre government homestead through any ticket agent.
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Cheyenne River
Standing Rock
Aberdeen
Pierre
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
North Western
Ames
Armory
Armory Tuesda
Co. E. Bartholomew
Opera House
Haverly Transfer Line Buys Wakefield Transfer Co
Notice to Ames residents and the college that the Haverly Transfer Line has purchased the Wakefield Transfer Co transfer line. The firm offers all transfer work with neatness and dispatch using both phones voor contact.
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Ames
College
Wakefield Transfer Co
Haverly
Social Roundup Notes From Ames Numerous Visits
Extensive social calendar in Ames as Adams and Mrs. E C Potter host two sisters and husbands from Lincoln Nebraska and Sioux Rapids Iowa. Local residents including Nellie Jones Ada Hayden Helen Donavon Priscilla Eberhart and others travel, teach, or relocate with ships of goods and career moves noted.
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the Adams
E. C. Potter
H. B. Young
Lincoln
Neb
William Skelton
Sioux Rapids
O’brien
Iowa
Benjamin Egert
B. R. Rogers
Manhattan
Kansas
George Rogers
Rogers
Des Moines
Ada Hayden
Washington University
St. Louis
Priscilla Eberhart
Ft. Madison
Martha Johnson
Johnson
Madson
Embrey
Wizabeth Moore
Moore
Ames Social News Highlights From Local Church and College Life
Mrs P W Hill returns home from Clinton county after four weeks visit. Neighbors host relatives including H D Hall from Calhoun Missouri and Ada Allen of Cambria Iowa. The Ames theater opens with The Cow Puncher as crowds detail seating changes in the Armory. A busy week features church meetings, school announcements, and social visits across Ames and surrounding towns.
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W. E. Shannon
Thomas
Oklahoma
Earl Shannon
Frances Hopkins
Nevada
York
Nebraska
Ella Hopkins
Oskaloosa
Shoemaker
Central School
Webster City
Nortonville
Kan
Eugene Williams
Ames
Eva Shugart
Myrtle Hall
Des Moines
Maharen
Arthur Vingie
Myrtle K. Barhite
Collins
Maude Horton
Hopkins
Missouri
Brunnel
Philadelphia
Rice
Algona
M. J. Clark
Clark Home
Charles E. Caine
J. G. Selden
Vassar
Michigan
Cass Selden
Minneapolis
J. S. Steigerwalt
Cambridge
Steigerwalt
Ruth Dyer
Muscatine High School
Emily Stuckslager
Toledo
Traer
P. W. Hill
Clinton County
Burnett Avenue
H. D. Hall
J. E. Campbell
Mr. Hall
Calhoun
Ada Allen
Cambria
Iowa
Hugh Allen
Will Dodds
Margaret Longshore
Mary Marshall
Dexter
W. W. Sylvester
Henry Lee
Battle Creek
Hazel
Genevieve Allen
Frank Batman
Blanche Hopkins
Iowa State College
Ames in Brief letters and reunions mix with town news
The item notes a return to farming by Arlo Sylvester after a ten day trip in Ames near Britton. It lists the 15th Iowa Infantry reunion at Washington Iowa on Sept 29 30 with the 19th and 25th Iowa regiments also invited. Local events include fire at Mrs Walters house, new soda fountain at Cagwin drug store, a Chautauqua park picnic with Des Moines lodges, and theater listings for Tempest and Sunshine.
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Britton
Arlo
Sylvester
8Th Iowa Infantry
Washington
Iowa
W. B. Bell
Daniel Bros. & Herman
Mary J. Holmes
W. F. Mann
Armory Opera House
Frederick Renier
F. C. Renier
Ames
Dubuque
Albert Fowler
Sigma Nu
Des Moines
Chautauqua Park
Edna Barker
Sec
Cory
Armory
Cramblil
Cagwin Drug Store
R.S. Kenyon
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Ames Intelligencer
Mutual
Jersey
Lowa St
Utual
Washington Ave
Linn Avenue
J. H. Boyd
Lott
Harriman’s
H. D. Miller
Geo. Roberson
College Pettteentens
Douglas Ave
Burnett Ave
Boone St
P. R. Shugart
D. A. Lawin
G.E. Winter
Cleveland Street
Hodge Ave
Iowa St
K. Jackson
Burnett
State St
East
Boone Street
I. J. Scott
Lost
Douglas Avenue
Interurban
Wen
Sowene Herbert
Hawkeye House
Cedar Rapids
Sta. A
Kappa Sigma House
Duff Ave
K Intelligencer
Miss
Cella
M. Clemensen
Caroline Grimsby
Grimsby
BE. S. Baird
J. H. Williams
Prairie City
Welch
J. H. Fitton
Council Bluffs
Thes O
Noel Kenniman
Eva Lough
Chicago
Mrs. Pickett
Colorado
Maria Roberts
Forman House
P. S. Costigan
Bonnie
Glenwood
Stralin
Mel Munsinger
Denver
Tilden Brothers & Company
Greeley
R. M. Starr
W. F
Methodist
Arthur Bauer
State Street
Mesdames Campbell
Carl Little
B. Read
Miss Maxwell
Mildred Maxwell
Maxwell High School
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Tuttle
O. H. Watkins
Lyral Watkins
Kathryn van Epps
Edith Otto
Rose Rothermel
Civic Improvement Society
Miss Royer
Hampton
John Prall
Prall
Prine
Julia Richards
Chamberlain Hotel
Pearsall’ Gale
Europe
Georgene Pearsall
Arlington Avenue
Laura Conaway
Miss Pearsall
Rotterdam
Munich
Lillian Weaver
Pattee
Greece
A. Q. Adamson
Minnie Louise Prosser
New London
Ohio
Adamson
Utah
China
Gihenedio and
Hebens
Wm. Pellersels
South Tenth Street
Sac City
Eva D. Gilmore
Warren 8. Burton
J. W. Countermine
Presbyterian Church
Mendelssohn
Jessie Laing
Edith Wallace
George Thornton
Mary Frey
Charlies Gilmore
Pauline
Mrs. White
Sac City Sun
H. 8S. Coe
Pammel
Edgar Stanton
West
E. W. Stanton
W. Sylvester
South Dakota
Mr. Sylvester
Judisc Bros
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