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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1905
Page
5
Local notices cost five cents per line per insertion. Notices involving a monetary interest are charged five cents per line. Cards of thanks and resolutions of respect or condolence cost one dollar. Public notices for non revenue events may be published once free. additional insertions are five cents per line. Rate details and changes require weekly evening submission.
A long column of Ames area activity mentions Cas Ka as a remedy for rheumatism kidney and liver troubles. Local visits sales dates and auctioneers are listed with community events including meetings at the Armory and at least one theater program for January 31.
Fruit trees and ornamentals dealer J J Keesey of 585 Boone St Ames IA states he is still in the nursery business and will call about March 1 to replace all dead stock at no charge. He hopes for continued patronage from old friends and patrons.
A letter to Daniel McCarthy of Ames Indiana explains a paint comparison using Devoe as 100. It notes three-quarter paints at 75 and common market paints at 40 to 60, assessing cover and longevity relative to Devoe and warning that some paints cost more to apply than their value.
The Ben Kingsbury sale is postponed to Wednesday February 1. For all kinds of arctics alaskas and robbers call on Canier Bros. & Herman.
Sheriff Rickets rounded up four men linked to a Nash county bootlegging nuisance near Nichols livery barn. George Nichols and three others pleaded not guilty as grand jury indictments were returned. Bail set at 1000 for Nichols and 500 each for Brenneman Kintzley Briley. Miss Elizabeth Baker replaces Maurice in Indianola public schools.
A private ceremony bonded Jeannette Allan daughter of Mr and Mrs William Allan Des Moines to Claude Atherton once employed by Iowa Telephone and now farming near Ames. Their marriage license appeared in the Daily Capital on Monday evening prompting congratulations from friends.
The undersigned will conduct a public sale on Thursday February 2 featuring 4 head of horses 31 head of cattle 88 head of brood sows and shoats 2 thoroughbred bulls 100 bushels seed barley 10 bushels Reid's Yellow Dent corn and other articles. M BruMAGIN.
The undersigned will sell with Mark Bramagin's stock sale on the Rich farm in Milford township on February 2. Two recorded yearling Shorthorn bulls, one dark roan and one dark red, will be auctioned. For pedigrees or further information address Sam 8 Kooser Ames, Iowa, Route 4.
Resolutions of Respect from the Hall of Ames Camp M W A Ames Iowa dated Jan 12 1905 mourn the death of William Parmely a Woodman brother and neighbor. The tribute extends sympathy to his wife and children and asks publication in the Ames Intelligencer and Ames Times while the charter is draped in mourning for 80 days. Signed by A H Thayer George W O'Brien and W W Talbott.
Miss Hattie Brouchard and Mrs F N Fowler wed Wednesday evening in a quiet ceremony at the home of Mrs W Spratt. Rev H D Herr of the Congregational church officiated. Out of town guests included Mr John Worrall of Cole, Mr Nobie of State Center, and Mr Norman of Des Moines.
Miss Hummer, eighth grade teacher in the public schools, has accepted a position with the Des Moines schools and will begin duties Monday. A vacancy remains at the bad place with no replacement yet announced.
Dr J W Hamilton of San Francisco lauds Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup as the best cough remedy and a superior treatment for asthma, noting it has been sold for years by Lovecuran and Baver.
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