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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1885

Page

3

Business Brevities Rates and Contracts

Local business notices state ten cents per line weekly, then five cents per line weekly under the heading Business Brevities. No changes to rates except by yearly contract.

Train Timetable Fragments From Montour Area

A fragmented railroad schedule lists mixed train numbers and times for routes to Montour Hawarden and Des Moines. It notes passenger and mail services with several arrival and departure times and a closing line attributing the timetable to C. Jones.

Dr. King's New Discovery For Consumption and Colds

An old advertisement touts Dr. King’s New Discovery as the best remedy for consumption coughs colds bronchitis asthma hoarseness and all throat chest and lung affections. It promises life saving cure and lists J H Pickett & Co as the seller.

United States Dr. Bosanko Lane J. J. Pickett & Co

La Fayette Township Caucus and Local Notices

La Fayette Township Republicans plan caucus at Story City School House on Saturday August 8 at 3 p m to elect four delegates to the County Republican Convention in Nevada on August 15. The notice also lists sales of property, business interests, and a limited Illinois Central excursion to Yellowstone Park and Portland with fares and conditions.

la Fayette Township Story City Nevada

Ames News in Brief Hits AugusT Political and Personal Notes

Local notices report Miss Rutu Duncan returning home tomorrow and many visits in Ames Des Moines Ogden and Cambridge. Tax Story Co Fair set Sept 15 to 18. caucuses and Republican events planned Aug 5 8. Crime notes cite theft by a tramp and vigilance urged. City council meetings and church repairs noted with community actions and forthcoming prayer meetings.

County Dems Recommend Post Offices Reform in Story County

Ames correspondent reports Tax Democratic County Central Committee recommends changes for all Story County post offices, calling it reform. The Ledger notes apparent Republican gains in Democratic ranks in Story County and asks who the newcomers are.

Democratic County Central Committee Story County Ames The Leader Main Street

Lightning kills Hannah Liland near Jewell on Saturday

Hannah Liland, married less than two months, was struck by lightning six miles south of Jewell Saturday morning. Joun RaA FeLD of Lincoln Twp lost his barn to fire Wednesday with 1,000 bushels of oats and other grain and implements, totaling about 1,700 dollars in loss. Parley Sueldon offers a $5 premium at the County Fair for the best sucking colt filly by any roadster stallion in Boone or Story Counties. Tax professors of the I A C, vacationed away, are back at work teaching youth how to shoot the intel lect.

Ballouu McCarthy Ames Ballou Nit Witchman Watchman Hannah Liland Jewell Joun Raa Feld Lincoln

Ames Visit by Webster City and Des Moines Guests

Mrs. Conk and her daughter from Webster City with Miss Ailice Cal ander of Des Moines have been guests of Mrs. Gilbert and friends in Ames for several days.

Ames Market Praises Master Eugene Taylor For Corn

The Ames market highlights Master Eugene Taylor for supplying top quality corn this year. Taylor shows growing skill and is praised as a leading agriculturist.

Eugene Taylor Ames Eugene

Ames Party Honors Miss Hat tie Bosgquet Visiting

Mrs Dineiow hosted a party for Ames youths in honor of Miss Hat tie Bosgquet who has been visiting friends in the city for several weeks.

Jas. Bradley Ames Mrs. Bennet

Mr Gay Strann and Bride Return Home After Warm Welcome

Mr Gay Srann and his bride arrived home Thursday evening to a cordial reception. Mr S parents hosted a friendly gathering of friends to celebrate the couple and make the evening pleasant.

Tuesday I A C Opens Second Term

The article notes Tue I A C began its second term on the 21st with students arriving for a lively start to the week. It reports most students are back in their studies and the term looks promising.

Tue I. A. C

Inhabitants Planned for Brick Block Rooms

Mr. Cook has rented three lower rooms. McGinnis and Rig will run a harness shop in the east room, Crambs lease the center room for a veterinary drug store, and the west room becomes a barber shop.

G. A. R. Post of Ames Giles Cook

Burglary Suspects Remanded After Arraignment

Charles Morgan George Bush James Paxtell and Wm Wilson were arraigned for the Thomas Bros store burglary last week. All but Wilson were sent to the county jail in default of bail. Wilson was discharged.

Charles Morgan George Bush James Paxtell Wm. Wilson Thomas Bros Wilson

Professor Bupp reports hardy Russian apple trees in midwest tour

Prof. Bupp dropped in Saturday and said he skipped Washington and toured Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa to inspect orchards. He found most old apple varieties killed by last winter's cold. Russian varieties proved hardy and thrifty with demand far exceeding supply.

Prof. Bupp Washington City Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa

Ames Streets Benefit From Van Dusen Work

The piece praises Ames street improvements by Street Commissioner Van Dusen with praise for the Kellogg street sand and gravel bed as a sign of broader paving plans. It urges continuation of the good work and grants him support for clear conscience.

van Dusen Ames Kellogg Street Van

Thief Lays Hands on Gold Watch In City Fraud

Mr N G Cook seized a gold watch found under a sidewalk near Collins warehouse. The thieves had left fuse and tools after blowing Thomas Bros safe last week. Marshal Shockley aims to catch the culprits. a coup for him if successful.

N. G. Cook Giffrith Collins’ Warehouse Thomas Bros Marshal Shockley

Tragic drowning near Story City claims 12 year old

Sunday a 12 year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Lars Bacon of Story City, drowned while crossing the Skunk river. His 2 year old sister fell in but was saved. The drowned boy’s body had not yet been recovered by Monday evening. Community sympathy goes to the family in their loss.

Lars Bacon Story City Skunk

Heavy Saturday Rain Causes Widespread Flood Damage

The Saturday morning rain was the season’s heaviest, with 3 to 6 a.m. showing record fall. The Skunk river swelled into a raging torrent, flooding low lands and destroying hay grass and corn. Bridges suffered serious damage, and total losses will run into thousands.

Inundated valley delays minister’s Ames sermon

Rev. Mr. Moutron, seeking Gilbert, faces four foot water at Hannum’s mill after heavy Saturday rain. He reaches Ames just in time to deliver the evening sermon at the south side school grounds. Boone county readers urged to seek resignation of John D. Gillett if he won’t take Senate seat next winter.

South Side Pas Ames Moulton Everly Boone County J. D. Gillett John D Queen’s Dominions Senate Boone and Story

Trial Jurors Drawn for August Term of District Court

The list names jurors drawn for the August term including Jas Danskin Martin No thumb Sherman J M Wells A Craver A H Thomas H P Blanchard Nevada J S Scott J S Kies John Fatland Union E A Allen Lincoln H C Wakefield J R Decker Franklin A A Landa Erick Cleveland Palestine John Rex La Fayette W H Johnson Washington W R Woodward Richland J R Wood J O Moore Geo Benedict Indian Creek Patrick McLain Warren Jacob Crouch Collins P Dolan New Albany.

District Court Jas. Danskin Martin Nothumb Sherman J. M. Wells A. Craver A. H. Thomas H. P. Blanchard Nevada J.S. Scott J. S. Kies John Fatland Union E. A. Allen Lincoln H. C. Wakefield J. R. Decker -Franklin A. A. Landa Erick Cleveland Erick Cleveland--Palestine; John Rex la Fayette W. H. Johnson Washington W. R. Woodward Richland J. R. Wood Moore Geo. Benedict Indian Creek Patrick McLain- Warren Jacob Crouch Collins P. Dolan New Albany

Story City society notes and campus reception update

Mrs Henry Boyd of Story City visits at Mrs Ben Brenneman’s home. Story County items report accidents near Ames yards, a horse incident in Lincoln, a Nevada Wright County wedding, and local political mourning. A Story City lightning strike damages homes, and a woman is killed nearby. Story County Soldiers Reunion dates shift to August 13 11. Maxwell prepares to host visitors with Gen Given invited. President Hunt returns to Ames to a warm reception with student address and thanks.

Story County Nevada Iowa Maxwell Given

Republican Caucus at Ray School House Franklin Township Iowa

Notice announces a Republican caucus at Ray School House Franklin Township Story County Iowa on August 5 1855 at 2 pm to select five delegates for the county convention at Nevada on August 15 1885. A H Buck chairman. Franklin Township July 23.

Norice Ray School House Franklin ‘Township Story Co Iowa Nevada A. H. Buck Franklin Township

County Republicans dispute over Gillett succession

Boone county Republicans outnumber Story county by 14 to 13 in delegations to the State convention amid a quarrel over the Gillett succession. Mentioned possible candidates include J. Hays ex-Senator Gallup T. C. McCall Dan McCarthy and J. L. Stevens of Ames with wards of both counties to be heard from.

Story County Gillett Boone County J. . Hays Gallup T. C. McCall Nevada Dan McCarthy J. L. Stevens Ames Boone

Misstep on Sabbath Ride Lands Ames Youth in Mud

A young Ames man riding a normally sure footed horse slipped last Sunday and fell into mud and water up to his armpits. He sought shade in a nearby wood while his clothes were dried and cleaned, offering a cautionary moral to young men.

Ames

Smrru Firm to Operate Abstract and Land Business in Nevada

I L Smrru and his son Charles E have purchased Mr Carrolls abstract books and will continue the abstract business in Nevada, adding a general land and loan business. Charles E brings extensive experience with J A Fitchpatrick, Esq., and both men are Story county natives. The firm is described as reliable and trustworthy after years of local service.

Story Co

Real estate transfers reported for week ending July 22 1985

Listings show transfers from H L Cabreau Abstract and Loan Agency Nevada Iowa including Nancy A. Plumb to Kline areas with $750, E H Monroe to Nels Johnson for $1, J C Mitchell to Jas K Haslet and Abbie Dunning to Jas K Haslet with several Nevada parcels, Blairs add and Burris add references, totaling multiple transactions and prices.

H. L. Cabreau Abstract and Loan Agency Nevada Iowa Nancy A. Plumb Kline Brown T. C. McCall E. H. Monroe Nels Johnson Otis Briggs Tightman H. Thomas J.C. Mitchell K. Haslet Abbie Dunning Jas A. W Harry Elinda Bh Chitty Jas. Cork CG. Mitchell Wm. F. Lyman Burris Add Stewart Add Blairs Add

Rainy Deluge Strains Harvest and Brings Tragedy In Town

Heavy rains threaten wheat and oats while the harvest nears boosting farming trades. A new heir is born to Mr and Mrs St R Corneliusson. A 10 year old boy drowns after attempting to wade across a river near Sorenson and Hermanson, found downstream days later. Community mourns with bereaved parents.

Ames News Gossip and Growing Hopes From Story County

Breezy Ames column notes a damp berry season closing with peaches to come and corn promising harvest. Mentions trains, politics with who will be our next senator and sheriff, county figures, a building boom, creamery boom, and a call for reader news for The Intelligence.

Vivaldo St. Patrick Ames Larrabee Given Hull Wolf Main Street McCarthy Mills, Roe Nelson A. F A. M Post Giles Cook Sherman- Brown Story County

Parker's Tonic Promises Cure Without Encouraging Drink

The passage argues against quack nostrums and asserts Parker's Tonic strengthens the body and cures stomach liver and kidney ailments. It claims the tonic stimulates without intecene and absolutely cures the appetite for liquor, appealing to parents worried about drinking.

Loss of Public Lands Highlighted by Veteran Legislator

Hon. George W. Julian, a veteran legislator, argues in the North American Review that the United States has neglected its landed estate and the methods by which it has been diminished. The August issue also includes medical talks on cholera prevention, animal soul, profane views of the sanctum, and notes on gas prices and temperance statistics.

George W. Julian North American Review Felix L. Oswald M. J. Savage Daily Press Charles H. Botsford W. J. Beecher

Local Farming Continues Growth Despite Wet Weather

Rainy muddy days do not hinder business as Wright and Richmond sell three self binders in the district. A. A. Stewart completes a new barn and fills it with fresh hay. W. H. Wilson encloses a new barn and Lias Gilbert prepares lumber for a sizable barn. Mr. and Mrs. Needham plan to return from the east soon.

Messrs. Wright & Richmond A. A. Stewart W. H. Wilson Lias Gilbert W. B. Needham

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