Lost or Stolen Items and Near By Property For Sale
LOST OR STOLEN Two rings one diamond mounted and opalite set one emerald pearl ruby Watch chain three warrior head onyx charm initials CCS on reverse One pair heavy gold chased cuff buttons Three stick pins Roman gold onyx and opal and emerald set A liberal reward for recovery These articles disappeared during the last three years Address Z Intelligencer FOR SALE Fine acreage near college dairy farm south interurban also adjoining college farm east within five minutes walk of O N W depot Ames Address J L Stevens Box Boone
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C.C.S
Z Intelligencer
College Dairy
College Farm
Ames
JL. Stevens
Boone
Ames in Brief items list local events and notices
Gus Martin is afflicted with grippe. Ross Rutherford spent Sunday in Boone. Mr. Cramer is expected in Ames this week. Frank Mahara's Ministress at the Armory Tuesday evening. Claud Campbell of Jewell Junction spent Sunday in Ames. Co F Ruth has received two high priced Chester White sons from Cedar Rapids. The Eadie Ward Piano Co filed incorporation at Marshalltown with $40000 capital. At the Y M C A state convention Dr Storms presided as toast master at the banquet. Bids will be received Feb 26 by MBE church for heating for new church. Mahara's Ministrels perform at the Armory Tuesday evening. The Emslie male quartette at Congregational church next Monday evening. Admission 35 cents. Prof F E King and high school teachers entertain the 1907 class Friday. March 1. Walter C Bower, I S C, goes to Dubuque to head a packing firm abattoir. M K Smith went to Omaha Monday night guiding a Texas land party. I offer bargains in monuments until March first. Three carloads of granite to move. select from complete line. 11 Wm Smay Nevada. The Emslie Malquartette at Congregational church Monday evening under Y P S C E. Dr Elmer Kaye Smith praised by Ames audiences to welcome him with the quartet.
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Wm. Smay
Nevada
Congregational Church
West
Elmer Kaye Smith
Ames
Fowles Leave For Alliance After Visit
Mr. and Mrs. L Fowle of visiting their son Rev Walter I Fowle depart Wednesday for home near Alliance Nebraska.
Sophomore Play Charlie's Aunt At Armory Saturday
The Sophomore class presents Charlie's Aunt at the Armory on Saturday night March 2. A cast of a dozen students performs with the Little Dutch Band providing music for the occasion.
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Charlie
Little
Annual Huskin Bee in Des Moines by Homesteaders
The Homesteaders of Des Moines Iowa with a local lodge plan an Annual Huskin Bee at the Home Office on Friday February 22. Expected features include meals, speeches music a degree contest and drill team work. Members planning to attend should notify their secretary to arrange fare subsidies for parties of ten or more. The Ames lodge will accept fifteen new members Friday night.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ames
Home Pantorium Sold to Two Local Boys
R. J. Roup has sold the Home Pantorium to two high school boys, marking a transfer of ownership for the local cleaning business. The new owners plan to continue operations and uphold the shop’s established standards.
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R. J. Roup
Local merchants take over business from Roup
Alva Howard and Edwold Van Epps assumed possession on Monday and will operate the business going forward. Mr. Roup plans to move west, aiming to depart around March first, and will assist the new owners for a few days to ensure a smooth transition. He notes the business has been good and wishes continued patronage.
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Alva Howard
Edwold van Epps
Roup
The Two Maxes Host A. D. O. at Hardin Home
Max Hardin and Max Hoover prepare to host the A. D. O. boys at on Douglass street February 22 the Washington birthday eve.
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Max Hardin
Max Hoover
Hardin
Douglass Street
Washington
Wanda Sold Pony Sent to Children in Olin Iowa
Mrs. Lamb of Olin purchased Wanda the pony owned by Ned and Bernice Graves and sent it to her children in Olin Iowa. Mrs. Lamb is visiting the M. K. Smith home.
High School Fountain Presented By The Class Of 1906
The sanitary drinking fountain at the high school has been installed and the class of 1906 is honored with a marble tablet reading Presented By The Class Of 1906. The feature marks a lasting improvement to the building and is noted as a lasting reminder of the senior class.
Ames Schools Aim to Boost Civic Pride Through Improvements
The article notes ongoing improvements across Ames schools and suggests these upgrades will foster municipal pride. It emphasizes community support and school programs as key drivers of local spirit and reputation.
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Ames
Boxing lessons in Ames by Tommy Ryan
Tommy Ryan of Philadelphia now living in Des Moines has restarted boxing lessons at the college. He invites Ames residents and students to arrange training in the science, noting his experience against top boxers in the country and his periodic visits to Ames.
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Tommy Ryan
Philadelphia
Des Moines
Ames
Ryan
Best Guesser Wins Ton of Coal at Fair
A. M. Egleston won the ton of coal offered by the Catholic congregation for the closest guess to the fair's receipts. The final tally showed $1,088.62. Egleston’s guess was $1,090.00. Second place went to Mr. McCartney with $1,076.
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A. M. Egleston
Egleston
Mr. McCartney
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M. BE
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