Ames to build fourth ward school with Elmstone firm contract
The School Board let the contract for the new fourth ward school to Enslow Johnson Hoagland of Chariton Iowa for 8025 dollars. Building to be buff pressed brick two stories plus basement with electric lights and hot air heat. Site near Friends church and Iowa State College, completion by September 30 1906.
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Fourth Ward
Enslow, Johnson & Hoagland
Chariton
Friends Church
Iowa State College
Ames
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices Endorsements
Real estate transfers show Ben Hatland and wife to Wier Rit land west of Ames for 9500 with descriptions of lots and blocks. Several other deeds list Earnest Grove to J Q Wickham, Maria Ferguson to G K Steigerwalt, LH Padelford to LN Goodin, Esther Orpha Doubleday to John L Osness, Edward Carmody to Karen Nelson, Ida Henderson to Clara Lewis, and J L Osness to Esther G Doubleday. Community notes mention high school students, visitors, and local birthdays and a building lot near the campus for sale.
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John L Osness
Esther G Orpha Doubleday
Cambridge
William Sargeant Lindsay Pioneer of Ames Dies at 80
William Sargeant Lindsay born December 1 1826 in Genessee County New York died at his Ames Illinois home Sunday June 24 1906. He married Ethalinda Chandler December 22 1850 at Winfield Page County Illinois. Five children born three died in infancy the remaining two share in the sorrow. He came to Iowa in 1862 helping build the early pioneer days and the commonwealth. Save for a brief
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William Sargeant Lindsay
Genessee County
N. Y
Ames
Ethalinda Chandler
Winfield
Page County
Ill
Kintsley and Kelso Wed Quietly in Ames
George F. Kintsley and Miss Mary C. Kelso were married at the Methodist parsonage on Friday evening June 22 1906 by Rev. Andrew M. Shea. Mrs. Kintsley, oldest daughter of Dr. and Mrs. M. H. Kelso, will manage their home. The couple will reside in rooms above the Danforth ice cream parlor after July 1 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Kintsley
Mary C. Kelso
Methodist
Andrew M. Shea
Kelso
M. H. Kelso
Kintsley
O. K
Death Notice of Resident of Story County in Ames
Intermission his home and interests have been in Story County since 1869. from his late residence on Boone street, Tuesday, June 26, 1906, at 10:00 a. m., by the Rev. Andrew M. Shea, after which the body was laid to rest in the Ames cemetery.
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James Nicholas Fowler
Searsport
Maine
Boone Street
Ames
Myrtle Little
D. L. Thomas
Andrew M. Shea
Ames Cemetery
Purdue University
LaFayette
Ind
Carpenter
Dean Curtiss
John Baughman
Abbie Larned
Great Falls
Montana
Edward Wright
Spencer
Story County
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Mutual
Odd Fellows Temple
Iowa
Stanislaus County
California
N. W
Stanislaus County Board of Trade
Enslow, Johnson & Noagland
Chariton, la
J. B. Davidson
Jennie Baldridge
J. W. Baldridge
Pawnee City
Neb
Marshalltown
Elliston & van Camp
IL. 8. C
Hannibal, Mo
G. I. Christie
Ethel Carpenter
Truman Carpenter
Des Moines
Christie
The
Claupius Miller
Chicago
Chicago Musical College
American Express Company
Main Street
Belle French
Salt Lake City
Utah
Lynne Freeland
Olson
Parley Adams
Old Town
Executive Council
Agricultural
Margaret Halls
Baker Jewelry Store
Ben Hatland
Wier Ritland
Earnest G Grove
J Q Wickham
Maria Ferguson
Steigerwalt
Ives
LH Padelford
LN Goodin
Stewart's
Nevada
Edward Carmody
Karen Nelson
Dana
Ida E Henderson
Clara E Lewis
Blair
Kelley
Boone
Fitchpatrick
Chas Frousdshiref
Hix
Anna R Rousher
Richardson
Frank Wire
Geo. Person
Mrs. Rodgers of
Jas Hutchison
Messrs
H. Banks
J. Taylor
Enterprise
E. J. Penfield
Mesdawes L. Rosenfeld
C. L.siverly
Mr. J. Hutchison
Edith
Frank Wortman
Clinton
Hattie L Cagwin
John Swan
Story City
Miss Pearl Clayton
Cedar Falls
Fred Carroll
W. A. Gossard
Will Porter
Buckland
Richard Temby
Clark Street
Ernest O. Mills
Des Moines College
the Baptist Church
the Depot
Emporium of Music
Www
G. Stockwell
Loughran & Bauer
America
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