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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1881

Page

3

Fresh Roast Beef and Aids to Shoppers in Local Notices

A roundup of local ads notes fresh roast beef in cans at Nourse's and Boston Baked Beans at Charles F. Wheeler's. Sisson & Gheens offer silks and frills, while Nourse sells bulk seeds and offers 60 cents for choice peach blow potatoes. Episcipal Easter services are listed for Opera Hall on Sabbath the 17th at 10:30. Local personalities announce new ads, trades include a gold watch for a double barrel shotgun, and council and school board actions are reported. The Boone county murder identified as George Rich of LaPorte, Blackhawk county is noted, plus grafts and farming plans.

Grand Opening Day and City Developments Across Iowa and Chicago

Mrs E M Maxwell names Saturday April 25 as grand opening featuring millinery and ladies furnishing goods at Ames. Mammoth East End Dry Goods House showcases carpets in Des Moines. Ames council to test artesian well for proposed water works. Chicago and Northwestern Railways opens new depot at Wells and Kinzie. trains shift to the new facility. George Alfred Townsend criticizes New York politics, claiming Seward era figures shape national destiny with Garfield’s aid.

E. M. Maxwell Ames East End Locust Street Des Moines Iowa George Alfred Townsend New York Seward Martin van Buren Gath Garfield

Temperance Convention to Meet in Webster City Iowas Ninth District

The ninth congressional district temperance convention will be held in Webster City on April 20 and 21. Each Sunday School and Temperance club in the district may send two delegates. Story County urged to participate. Ames and Nevada Telephone line progress noted with plans for quiet political events and local sports.

Iowa Webster City Story County Ames and Nevada Telephone Company Ames Nevada

West Liberty cattle sale draws crowd in Iowa

Three hundred eighteen Shorthorn cattle including 175 young bulls are to be sold in a great sale at West Liberty Iowa on April 19 20 21 and 22. The Ames INTELLIGENCER notes coverage and local commentary on city printing barber shops and local council actions while reporting deaths in Washington township and changes in town governance and fashion in spring weather.

West Liberty Iowa Boone Nevada Ames Intelligencer

Mysterious death near Centreville Boone County

A body found south of Centreville is believed to be Lee Turner of Ames. Coroner ruled death by own action after inquest. a pistol and money found on the deceased, identity uncertain, later linked to Mr. Turner via family and local inquiries.

Lee Turner Grean Boone Democrat William Kelley Sylvester Benbow Centreville Doran Ontario Boone Charles G. Wolf Fort Dodge Iowa Ames Hanum Brothers J. M. Turner Dewitt Glinton County

Board calls election to sell two old school sites

The Board of Directors has called an election to approve selling the two old school house sites and buildings. Bonds already voted for $10,000 will not be enough to build a new house, so the district seeks the sale to put funds to better use.

Old Settlers' Weather Records Coldest March in Iowa

March 1843 proved the coldest on record in Iowa with Muscatine averaged 15.5 degrees, 17.5 below Iowa City normal and 13 below this year’s March mean. Hon. C. E. Brown reports crossing the Mississippi on ice from Davenport to Rock Island by 20 November 1842 and again on 10 April 1843 from Rock Island to Davenport as ice began breaking at the rapids.

Iowa Muscatine Iowa City C. E. Brown Lime Spring Howard County Davenport Mississippi Rock Island

Farmers Alliance Expresses Sympathy Against Barbed Wire Monopoly

The April meeting of the Ames Alliance was well attended with active discussions on farmer interests. A resolution pledging support against the barbed wire monopoly was read, and the group noted its 45 members with many more awaiting admission.

Farmers Alliance Ames Alliance

Local Notes From Ophir and Nearby

Personal items report LaFayette Evans starting summer work with his father in an Ophir Colorado mine. Mrs William West is ill with rheumatism. Abbie Frater and W H from the College attended Fayette state oratorical contest hoping for McHenry top honors. W D Lucas visited Webster City. H C Huntington is convalescing. John L Stevens went to Des Moines on business. B W Child sold his Wright and Child interest to Mr Ives. Ernest eee of Hulette Des omnes carriage painters visited this week.

Register Ames Jay-Hawking Kansas The G. W. A. Edgington Fort Dodge Democratic Party Des Moines Court House St. Louis S. J. Tilden Supreme Court McPherson Jefferson Edgington Iowa Basket Webster City Mr. Edgington Welch Northwestern LaFayette Evans Ophir Colorado Out West William West Abbie Frater Fayette McHenry W. D. Lucas H. C. Huntington John L. Stevens B. W. Child Wright &Child Ives Ernest Eee Hulette Des Omnes

Episcopal Church Ladies Feast at Opera Hall

The Ladies of the Episcopal Church plan a feast at Opera Hall the Saturday after Easter, on the 23d of this month. It is their first such event and they are dedicating efforts to ensure its success.

Agricultural Department Western Stock Journal The Episcopal Church Opera Hall

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R. R Chicagoen Des Moine I Ft & Acmd AL Wout Lowa Bosworth & Co Shiloh Boe Cen Bosworth & Co California Sgert Barstow & Co. Ames Green Mountain Itealizer Cure x Bosworth & Bo. Uy Pirker Bradder Jasper Kendallville Marshall Brother Jasper Parker R. D. Buffalo Fairchild & Kegley, Hysicians and Surgeons Greeley’s Block James Bradley West U. Apes Story G. A. Meredith Mpene Duffonds Streets Rouide H. M. Templeton Chas. E. Hunt Andruss West House Man Lucas’ Ban A. E. Lucasa G. A. Underwood Lucas’ Bank Amer County N. A. Rainbolt Will Pie Colly Greeley Onondaga Street W H Fitchpatrck Ustice OF the Peace and Collection AG Onondaga St T. C.mccart McCall &Thompson, AW Land and Collection Agents J. A. Fitchpatrick Masonic Acadla Lodge NO F. & A. Masons A. H. Iuckworts Saylor United Workmen A. C. G W.no J. K. Macomner W. M OONE C. C. Purinton Lowe Geo. W. Ashton Eneral Insurance Agency A Hartford Phoenix Hartford Conce Aoe Ew Peng Phoenix Broookelyn North America Home News Nourse Nourse’s Sisson & Gheens Boston Charles F Key City Charles F. Wheelers Sisson & Gheen’s Bosworth & Co.'s Sisson & Gheen Sabath Bigelow Huntington & Tilden Wright & Ives Mrs. E. M. Maxwell Shade Tree Association Boone County George Rich LaPorte Blackhawk County Dave Maxwell Cap. Brown Wilson Boone County Agricultural Society National Trotting Association Cameron Clarkson Royal Avenue Douglass Street James F. Wilson Ohio James F Newark Gear Wier Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company Wells and Kinzie Streets Chicago Perkins & Kinsley Brown Henry Hodson America Washington Township Nancy Kercheval J. A. Kercheval Robert Yocum Congregational Church Yocum Ulster John G. Drey John State Asylum For the Mr. Drey Weather Report C. E. Bessey Wright & A J. C. Mitchell Rain and Star Ell Sterling Pumps M. Hemstreet Bloomington Mymes Duff Street Paxton J. C. Chell Knowlton J.C. Mitchell Furst & Bradley G¢ Furst & Bradley Gorham John Deere Barlow the Jackson Courtland Platform Spring Marshalltown Uare Stewart Charter Oak Harrows EM Maxwell New Spring Millinery AMTD Chie Itc Bingham &Co Crockery the News Ctfoods Prisces N. B Bigelow, Huntington & Tilden Kelley Mra. J
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