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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1895
Page
6
Washington township teachers attend county Normal at Nevada this week. Many Ames residents, including Miss Leora Grove and Miss Cora Reese, host gatherings and attend events. Various local sports, church services, reunions, and travel news populate the region’s social scene with updates on land deals, appointments, and upcoming religious programs.
The ad sheet promotes a September Col onist Party trip to California led by J A Kerr. It touts deep discounts on Schuttler Studebaker and Harrison wagons from Irwin Randall Co, straw hats at half price, and bags from Cooley and Jones. Footwear from Bree Low Smith and Canier Bros Hermans. 50 000 acres for sale in Iowa with multiple parcels at 16 to 25 per acre, plus clothing discounts and new dress goods.
The third reunion of the Iowa Hor nets Nest Brigade will be in Newton Iowa on August 21 22 1895. Members from the 2d 7th 8th 12th and 14th Iowa Infantry are invited with spouses. R L Turner of Oskaloosa and W T Shaw serve as secretary and president coordinating attendance transportation and rail rates for attendees and arranging civic hosting in Newton.
Washington township Democrats meet at Ames City Hall on July 27 at 7 p m to choose fifteen delegates for the county convention in Nevada on the following Saturday August 7.
Mason's jars advertise half gallon jars at $1.00 per dozen and quarts at 80 cents per dozen. 19 pounds of granulated sugar offered for $1.00. The ad invites trade and price competition. BicELow & Smith touts leading shoe prices at Supers.
The Northwestern Line announces July 5 to 8 excursion tickets to Boston Mass at one fare round trip with return valid through August 6 1895. Tickets and info from Chicago Northwestern agents. Cooley Jones offer double breasted collar harness latest styles. light buggy harness at old prices. Irwin Randall Co advertises new Fedora hats. Northwest Fence Co promotes tanks via Cooley Jones 18 dollars full trim genuine rubber. Canier Bros Herman sell shoes at old prices. Sale notices include school-house lots from one to two hundred dollars. Baker Bros.
Reduced prices on hats from 5¢ to 50c with former tags 25c to $1.50. Brice Low & SMITH. Oxfords arriving to sell at old prices at Camel Bros and Hermans. Window curtains and ham mock bargains at Bosworth's Drug Store. Hosiery sales climb due to value. Sophers offers. 15 000 acres of land for sale by Z Shugart Nevada la tf Walking shoes and new styles from BreeLtow & SMITH.
On July 12, 18% the district court of Story County appointed Albert A. Lande as administrator of the estate of Jacob Skimiand, deceased. All creditors must present claims legally authenticated to the court for allowance and those indebted must pay the administrator.
Court in Story County Iowa orders all persons indebted to the estate to pay and those holding claims to present them authenticated for allowance. The notice is issued by the administrator A Foster for the estate of W H Foster.
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