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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1907
Page
7
Fragmentary timetable notes show departures from West for San e NY and Des Moines with times across early morning to late evening. Mentions Overland Limited and various connections, baggage room duties, and passenger servicing notes.
Miss Mabel Sherk plans a one month vacation at Vermillion with relatives. Bert Robinson of Nevada lost a valuable horse last week after barbed wire injury. Rev Boyd preached on Danger and Defense and Is a Young Man Safe. Ames Interurban may extend track to Nevada and a city fire team for street sprinkling is being considered. Union Temperance meeting backs state marshal law and a petition by eighty voters will go to the legislature. Emma Ringheim, formerly of Nevada and Idaho teacher, died February 5. funeral held in Nevada Sunday.
K B Thompsone announces a public sale east of Slater on February 18. J H Nelson of Sherburne Minnesota visits Slater relatives last week. Henry Peterson of Slater aided by his mother in law Mrs Poole travels to Schuyler Nebraska. Levi Reasoner and wife return to North Dakota after two weeks in Slater. Bethlehem church Ladies Aid surprises Mrs Henry Ersland on her 48th birthday. Martin Brown of near Slater attends his sister Mrs Armond Shefueland's illness in Heron Lake Minnesota. Mrs O G Nernes dies near Slater after long sickness born in Norway 1840 left husband four sons and a daughter. Jim Taylor of Slater involved in a clash with a stranger during the Milwaukee wreck tie up. he used handier units than the stranger.
J. C. Barber and family moved from Maxwell to Sayre Oklahoma. Sixteen cars were destroyed in the Milwaukee wreck at Maxwell last week. Osborn and Hartung held a brood sow sale February 8 and 9. Mrs. August Bratke journeyed to Siloam Springs Arkansas for several weeks. Maxwell fire department added 250 feet of hose. Maxwell Ladies Cemetery association plans a series of spelling schools. Wm. Ackerson of Maxwell went to Santa Barbara California for his brother Jerry's illness. A Maxwell market day is set for Saturday with strong local business and stock interest.
Tom Olson of Morrison visits his parents in Roland as Midland Concert Company performs there on February 12. Iver Sampson plans retirement and relocation to Roland. Harry Lura and family move from Roland to Highmore South Dakota this spring. Roy Goodenough and wife leave Roland. he was a barber. Carl Smedal ceases work at Luther College Decorah Iowa due to bronchitis. Roland Ladies Cemetery Association seeks bids for cemetery care. Iver Johnson resumes business in Roland after taking over the Osmundson Schulanbusch clothing stock on February 1.
Dr Getz of Marshalltown locates at Story City and a calico carnival follows a pound social. The first annual Farmers Grain Dealers association meeting is set for February 16 in Story City. Osteopathic physicians will soon serve the town with Dr Post and Dr Friend starting this week. Mr and Mrs M B Nash of Story City visited New York State relatives last week. Residents wonder about a depot on the C N W line as present conditions grow terrible.
J BE Lorimer visits old friends in Collins while Maxwell holds Christian revivals and closes after adding ten new church members. A protracted meeting is planned at the M E church in Collins to begin Sunday February 17. J D Miller held a sale February 12, selling nine horses, fifty six cattle and twenty five hogs with other goods. Mrs Burton suffered a serious shoulder injury when a sleigh overturned during a wedding return trip with Rev. Burton and Mrs. Meade near Rhodes.
F 8 Kalsen of Hurley has purchased two lots in Cambridge and may build soon. A K Olson of Cambridge visits Chicago to see family and manage business. Ed Tomlinson, Cambridge hotel man, has acquired a large Cambridge store and will convert it into a first class hotel.
Colo boys lost 10 to 7 and Colo girls 10 to 3 at State Center. Roy Barret, once living between Colo and Zearing, vanished in Canada five weeks ago and is presumed dead in a snowstorm. P. O. Fitzgerald of Colo wed Miss Isabelle Schafer in Chicago on February 5. reception by J. W. Fitzgerald follows. The newlyweds will reside on a Colo area farm.
Amer P. Jacobs moved from Hurley to Grimes Iowa. A J Iverson shipped a car of hogs from Hurley to Chicago. Mrs Andrew Nelson of Hurley is suffering from a stroke of paralysis. Walter Bershaw dislocated his shoulder after being thrown from a cutter he was riding at Hurley.
Osage superintendent J A Lapham reports Mitchell County crowds heard Capt K W Brown of Ames. He delivered three clear gospel style talks with humor and practical sense, ending with a strong anti saloon message and call for government reform and moral uplift.
A. O. Anderson travels to Clay Center Kansas for an indefinite stay. F. A. Burns and D. L. Woods of the same area accompany or are listed in connection with this move.
Why not visit California this winter with low rate second-class one-way tickets on sale in March and April from all points on the Northwestern Line. Through Pullman tourist sleeping cars offer travel to San Francisco and Los Angeles. First-class round-trip tickets with liberal return limits sold daily. Consult nearest Northwestern Line agent for full information on rates and routes.
The Prince of India scenic spectacle arrives at the Auditor ium Des Moines for a weeklong engagement starting February 18 with special matinees on Wednesday Friday and Saturday. The production features a dramatic story of Sultan Mahammed and Princess Irene set against the fall of Constantinople and a vast cast and elaborate stage effects.
Fragmentary lines ponder love's fate and health as it persists in a transformed, invalid form. The verse hints at love traveling through time and circumstance, suggesting resilience despite decay.
We prefer Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to any other for our children says Mr L J Woodbury of Twining Michigan. It has also helped with hard colds and croup and we recommend it. For sale by Loughran Bauer and Joel C Cagwin.
Caspar Schuyler Crowninshield United States consul at Castellamare di Stabia and Grace Snelling daughter of Mrs Edward Snelling were married in Naples according to a Naples dispatch. Crowninshield is son of Rear Admiral Crowninshield retired U S A. The report from New York dated February 18 provides the details of the ceremony.
A series of property transfers shows multiple deeds with grantors and grantees, parcels described by lots and blocks, and prices ranging from 75 to 8500 dollars. Notable entries include Van Gundy to Worland for lot 9 in Jenk's 2nd Slater and Tilden to Tilden Bros & Co for parts of lots 29 and 30 in Ames.
The quick relief from pain afforded by applying Chamberlains Pain Balm makes it a favorite with sufferers from rheumatism sciatica lame back lumbago and deep seated and muscular pains. For sale by Lough.
Des Moines Iowa February 13 2 cent fare measure passed the house by 106 to 0 with the publication clause stricken out. If the senate approves similarly the measure becomes law July 4 and cheers greeted the passage in the house.
Mellody of Boston overwhelms Willie Lewis of New York as Lewis' corner stops the fight in the fourth round at Valley Falls R1 on February 13. Mellody remains world welterweight champion for a second time in a year.
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