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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1907
Page
5
Muffled sale notice describes a solid two story frame building on Boone Street with stone foundation. Property includes a 14 by 18 foot front wing, five rooms downstairs and four upstairs, a large south porch, cellar, and a 18 by 20 barn with a shop. Owner listed as S. V. Kalsam.
A fragmented Ames note records lost items and ambiguous takes on an ice wool fascinator and glasses. No clear owners, dates, or locations beyond Ames.
Local notes show Ralph Parlette, Robert Clark, and Elmer Jones visiting Ames or Des Moines. College events include a Friday school concert and a choir tour. Posts mention Missionary Society meetings in Des Moines, mining work moves, and local talk of a Carnegie hero medal candidate.
Ex bandmaster Frank Tuttle, formerly of Ames, will perform in Nevada in February with the Emily Waterman concert troupe, continuing with the group he joined last fall.
Ad claims a price guarantee for a $3.00 hat. The fragment notes a low price and a promotion but provides no location or seller details.
O'Donnell and McCoy reported a very successful stock sale of Poland China hogs on Wednesday. It marks their third annual sale at Plainsight near Olo, drawing strong buyer interest and steady prices.
A new electric coffee grinder draws crowds at the Grove Grocery as the motor runs constantly to show the turning wheels. Local shoppers watch with interest as the innovative device processes coffee beans.
The 22d Iowa infantry will celebrate the Fort Donelson anniversary on Friday in Des Moines. Elijah Purvis, living south of Ames, was a member of the regiment.
Ames will see a new candy fruit and ice cream shop as the Ames Candy Kitchen opens soon in the former McMullen cigar store operated by Provosios and Maltezos who come from Des Moines. General offerings expected include fruit candy and ice cream.
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