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From the Slater News. A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Brown, living north of town, last Sat urday morning. Mrs. Sutton was down from Ames on ‘l a short visit with relatives in Slater and Sheldahl the latter part of last week. Mrs. Martha Tesdahl an old lady living east of town died very suddenly last Wednesday morning. She felt well Sunday and attended church, in the evening retired as usual but on Monday morning could not be awakened and slept constantly up to her death. The funeral will take place today. The Dedication of the Norwegian Lutheran Church, at Slater will take place Sunday February Sth. Both Forman [logvme of the United Nor wegian Lutheran Church and Forman Osten Hanson of ILouge’s are expected to be present. ‘The following three days will be devoted for religious services in the church. From the Cambridge Garland. ‘M. L. Mauser of Ames was in town Tuesday. Erasmus Lewis was at Chicago this week with a car of cattle. Oleg Nelson was in town ‘Tuesday looking after business interests here. Plans of the new factory will be sub mitted to the people at the meeting to morrow. MaAnrnikp-At Cambridge, Iowa, Jan. 21, 1893, by J. E. McCready J. P., Mr Henry Egland and Miss Lottie ‘Tubbs, both of Cambridge. Peter Severson, better known as ‘Black Pete” was arrested last Sat urday and brought to town for fighting and threatening to kill one Nelson. I t seems that these parties had some trouble about Nelson putting his team in Severson’s barn and after having a round with their fists that Severson went to the house after his revolver and chased Nelson home. He was brought before Esquire McCready who fined him $10 and cost for assault and battery. He paid the S10 but was again arrested and being unable to give bonds to keep the peace was sent to jail. however, we understand that he has since fur nished bail and is now out.
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Ames Intelligencer
Ames, Iowa, US
Thu, Feb 02, 1893
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