Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending March 30 1901
Nevada Ia March 30 1901 real estate transfers listed by Smith Bricker abstractors Ames and Blairs 8th Ames Gilbert Station and College Park ad Ames Dundee and Lincoln areas show transfers including Freeland to Vandermast Kingkade and McLain Wester man and Peterson to Johnson etc totaling multiple parcels with values from 40 to 11000. Dixie Jubilee Singers perform at M E church April 13. Prof D K Bond notes the benefit to Rockwell City library fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Bricker, Abstractors
Nevada
L E Freeland
Asa Vandermast
Blairs Ad
Dixie Jubilee Singers
M. E. Church
D. K Bond
Rockwell City
Local Society and Travel Notes From Town
Totten made a business trip to Chicago last Friday. Mrs. Oliver and daughter spent Tuesday in Kelley. Mrs. Norman of Winthrop visits the Dunton home this week. Congregational Sunday school Easter exercises next Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. L. Oliver returned from Missouri where they visited for two weeks. Mabel Stewart calls on Gilbert friends this week and plans to start for California next week to spend the summer with her sisters Mesdames McGill and Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. L. Oliver
Missouri
Mabel Stewart
Gilbert
Boone Co
California
Mesdames McGill
Rice
Local notes and social updates from Ames area
Rev Geo Mallen returned from a conference early in the week. Arursace line is much talked of in our locality. Bernard Miller from Zearing spent Sunday with friends at this place. A B Alderman was at home from Cedar Falls for a few days this week. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs E Bates home Thursday afternoon. The maraeletae visit from Ames last Friday evening. School meeting committees will meet at Read's hall in Ames next Saturday at 10 am to report. The adjourned peoples meeting will be held at the same place at 1 pm. FOR SALE 50 to 75 perch of building rocks call at the music store E Hotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace
Bernard Miller
Zearing
Washington Township
Read’s Hall
Ames
H. Brzote
Sec’y
E. Hotes
Union Delivery Plan Sets Grocery Deliveries After April 15 1901
Multiple grocerymen unite with O. R. Holdridge to run weekday deliveries starting at 8 a.m. 10 a.m. 2 p.m. and 4 30 p.m. after April 15 1901. Orders must be placed before the scheduled times. South side meat markets join the arrangement. Also notes praise for C H Strong and the Pender Band at Ames performances with the Dixie Jubilee Singers slated for April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Holdridge
Main Street
South Side
Washington Township Republicans Set Primary in Plemstreet Office
The Washington township Republicans hold a primary election in Plemstreet and Campbell's office on Saturday April 27 from 3 to 6 pm. At 4 o'clock delegates to the county convention will be chosen and other business will be transacted. W. P. George, Com.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Plemstreet & Campbell
W. P. George
Com
Cold relief praise from Chicago millinery firm manager
Marion Rooke of T. M. Thompson, importer at 1658 Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago, reports a severe cold kept her awake but Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieved her quickly after a milliner used it. She bought it, is now well, and endorses the remedy for sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Rooke
T. M. Thompson
Milwaukee Avenue
Chicago
Chamberlain
Sak
William Savory
Warrington
England
Orchestral Entertainment at Opera House April 10
Kintzley and Stultz engage Giffen's orchestra for an evening of choice music and readings at the opera house on April 10 followed by a ball. Testimonials praise the orchestra highly and promise a worthwhile entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kintzley and Stultz
Giffen
Opera House
Whitson Family Seeks Ames Area Land for Farming Venture
Frank Sawyer and F S Whitson callers at this office Monday report the Whitson family, recent Galveston survivors, seeking a five to ten acre tract near Ames. Whitson, an experienced gardener, plans celery and vegetable farming and hopes for local encouragement and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sawyer
F.S. Whitson
Whitson
Important changes to California Tourist Car service via Iowa Central
The California Tourist Car from Minneapolis to Los Angeles will run on Tuesdays instead of Wednesdays starting March 5 1901. Low one way rates apply through April 30 1801. Contact Iowa Central ticket agents or Geo Batty Marshalltown IA for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Iowa Central Railway
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
Cal
Iowa Central
Geo. Batty
Marshalltown
Best Remedy for Rheumatism Pain Balm
Mr D N Sinks of Troy Ohio reports severe rheumatism in arm and shoulder. He tried many remedies until Geo F Parsons Co recommended Chamberlains Pain Balm. After using it he found quick relief and then recommended it to friends. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
D. N. Sinks
Troy
Ohio
Messrs
Geo. F. Parsons & Co
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Louette Oliver
Kansas City Grain Co
Homer Folger
Mineah — Barnes
D Hodge
Mary E Kingkade
College Park
Joshua B
Grove
Chris Petergon
Eli Zenor
Gusta
Zenor
Horace M Benson
F. T. McLain
M W Montgomery
Thos
McMillan and W
Geo J Oleson
Wig Nets
Thos A
FT McLain
Henry Westerman
Paul Peterson
John Johnson
G Ives
Oliver Ives
West
Orella
Fitches
Chambers
Anna Musselman
Frederick
Wiley
Bigelows
J Miller
Robert Shackelton
Blairs
Maggie
Wm. Greeley
Isaac Otis
Heacock
Otis Illsleys
Donaldson
Paul Peteroar
Jacob T Shephard
Chas D Shephard
Jarine Olson
Andrew A Oleson
Gilbert Station
H. ©. Totten
Mrs. Norman
Winthrop
Dunton Home
The
Congregational Sunday School
Nevada Township
Geo. Mallen
A.B. Alderman
Cedar Falls
Ladies’ Aid Society
E. Bates
Thomas Sime
Maraeletae
Union Delivery
R. HoLpRipag
R. G. Strong
Dixies
Nancy
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta, GA
Hamilton Piano
C. E. Holmes
F. Letts
Tilden & Loughran
Tilden & Longman’s
Old England
B. Presson
Pressonville, Kans
Foley
Relie Tilden & Loughran
Oes
Yours
Vienna
Childs
Nation Specials
Iowa
Plonter
J. L. Sirs
Cents Furnishings
TIGER
Monarch
L. C. Keedick
Story County Bank
Wandermast
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