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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1908
Page
7
In a tense scene Langford challenges Dick Gordon amid a factional fight at the Three Bars. Langford accuses Gordon of fear and betraying cattle interests while pressing him to prove his mettle, with Williston observing the standoff before Langford urges pursuit on his mare.
Louise Dale leaves Wind City for Kemah County to serve as court reporter in South Dakota. She faces loneliness and unfamiliar dangers in the Indian country, with Judge Hammond Dale and relatives shaping her path, amid provocative townfolk and the Three Bars ranch lore.
Jim Munson, awaiting a meeting, lingers at the stockyards after a late eastbound train. He hides nerves behind swagger as cattle load, while Bill Brown taunts him about pursuing a coveted gas reporter. A playful, tense rural scene unfolds before the planned encounter next week.
Ed Peterson returned home from Montana with Andrew Shay's car of household goods and noted the snowy country not at its best. Charley Whitney will work for Steve Criswell this season. Jay Ogden is a new local phone holder. Vestal visited Glenwood on business. Lao Goodell and Herman Bishop spent Sunday south of town. Dell Niday went to Shenandoah for Barton Vaughan's funeral at Farragut Thursday. Armstrongs visited Randolph. Wolfe and Leonard did work in Randolph and Malvern respectively. Brown visited from New York after studying engineering, reporting on Tennessee relatives. Dunks are popular in local basketball. Bell Telephone talks copper wire to Hastings toll station. School election: Vestal and Wolford elected. Churchill visited Malvern for work. Moore ill then improving in Malvern. Charlie Peer lost a Red Bone hound pup. Reasoner prep for spring shop work in Omaha. Daisy Criswell visited Carson. several locals dragged roads to improve conditions. Calendar note urges moving March 4.
Randolph community notices include visits from E L Craig and his daughter in Imogene, Andy Berkhimer helping Chester move to Tabor, Malvern visitors with W A Bower, a birth to Frank and Mrs Lewis, Dr DeFreece’s death in Sidney, W W Young family moving from Meadow Grove to new farms near Jos Allely, a farewell reception for M H Dilts and his wife as they relocate to Canada, and a mispunctured wedding report for George Curtis and Anna Cowger at their home.
Bride and groom to establish home on L. W. Armstrong farm southeast of Sidney. Mr and Mrs Curtis will begin housekeeping there. No wedding specifics. groom praised as energetic and reliable. Bride described as excellent. writer wishes them well.
Charley Boles received sheep from Omaha on Monday. A P Travis and Jeffs family will visit Ohio this week to plan a future home. Wil Miller traveled as a morning passenger for Paclic Junction. W N Robb and son Will came from Omaha for an over Sunday visit with locals. Jobes moves this week to his father’s farm north of town to farm this year. E B Bevier moved to the Barry Smith farm bought by H B Anderson. Harry Smith and A J Langston relocated to Glenwood last week. Al Marshall left Glenwood for the Rail Road farm adjoining town to farm this year. Judson Grain Company shipped two cars of hogs to Nebraska City Friday night.
Community newspaper invites readers to share any visits departures unusual events or routine changes. Readers urged to inform the paper so news can be shared with the public.
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