Proceedings of Story County Board June 1896
The June 1 to June 13 1896 proceedings record equalization of assessments for 1896, highway petitions, coroner vacancy, county fund allocations, and per diem fees. Minutes cover sessions June 1 2 4 11 12 and 13 with approvals, adjournments, and county officer actions. Local notices note cemetery, social events, and community items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Shaw
John Johnson
Edwin Rex
H. Hazlett
Story County
A. Richmond
Ames
Iowa
Wm. Lockridge
H. C. Boardman
Milford
Ed. Rex
C. B. Thompson Et al
Warren Township
Reed
LaFayette Township
Overland
Ole Johndall
John Kitleson
Jacob Charlson
Torgen Lien
L. R. Larson
Jens Oleson
T. Henry
T. Henn
Elizabeth Fields
D. M. Grove
Pleasant Grove and Gil bert Residents Highlighted in Local News
The writer praises the people of Pleasant Grove and Gilbert, urging the publication to feature their names and labor in the INTELLIGENCER. The Gilbert news editor is urged to fill an entire column with their achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Station Intelligencer
Pleasant Grove
Gilbert
Intelligencer
Good Templar Picnic and Local Notices in Nevada
The Good Templar picnic in Nevada drew strong turnout with most county lodges represented. Tom Oleson reports solid Spring buggy trade with Floridan Hunter and Howard Sawyer among buyers. Miss Kate Wright hosts a district No. 1 picnic closing her first successful school term. Several youths plan to attend the Story district I. O. G. T. meeting in Maxwell on Thursday and Friday. Clara Dows returns home to Rus Sle, Wisconsin, after months with her uncle L. Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Templar
Nevada
Gilbert
Tom Oleson
Floridan Hunter
Howard Sawyer
Kate Wright
Clara Dows
L. Oliver
Russle
Wis
Local Notes from Ames Street Life and Meetings
Lena Morris of Ames appears in town scenes often. Chas Johnson and Extra family visit their parents. Miss Faverie ends a successful term in district No 2 next Friday. Miss Villa Truesdale stays home for a short vacation. Rev. Wright preached to a large audience Sunday and evening and gained three new members. John Sergis’ Saturday lecture drew smaller crowds but was very interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carpenter
Rex
John Moran
Grant Township
Johnson
E Ballard Et al
Coual Highway
Board of Supervisors
J. H. Musiland Et al
New Alban
Franklin Township
LaFayette
P. W. Hopkins
New Alyo Township
J.B. Shaw
Chas. H. Martin Et
Nevada
Aship
Sherman
J. B. Shaw
J. W. Bateman
Milford
Wm. Randan
Milford Town
Daniel McCarthy
Ington Township
Elizabeth E
C.E. Larson
Dge
Story County
Bloc A
United Brethren Church
D' Stewarts Ad
Ella Kinney
Miss Faverie
Wright
Memorial Day Observance by K P Lodge
The K P Lodge will observe Memorial Day next Sunday with a 12 45 p m meeting at the K P Hall. Knights will form a procession to the cemetery to decorate graves and then proceed to the M E church for a program including remarks by Prof Curtiss and J F Martin of Nevada and a closing prayer by J G Tilden. Everyone is invited to attend the 2 o clock church service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
M. E. Church
K. P
K. P’s
M. E
Prof. Curtiss
C. C
A. M. Elliott
Knight J. F. Martin
Nevada
J. G. Tilden
Fresh seed buckwheat and farm goods listed by Ames firms
Seed buckwheat for Ames flour pull advertised with farm items. Plasters noted, emphasis on stubborn wall support. For more details contact J. H. Queal & Co. 6 31 Trunks and Valises at Soper's. Sweet potato plants, straw hats, and the Ohio Cultivator sold by local merchants Irwin Rai & Co. and Adams Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Flour
Dry Stove Wood for Sale by P. P. Brown
Several cords of fine dry stove wood for sale. Inquire of P. P. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Brown
For Sale Below Cost of Johnson's Cyclopedia
Advertises a new Johnson's Cyclopedia latest edition for sale at cost. Includes liquidation of rubber circulars for misses and ladies at reduced prices 50 cents per item for misses and 1.00 for ladies, names Browtow & Larry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Bigrtow & Larry
Local Advertisements and Notices Plentiful
A mix of goods and services including grain, coal prices, and home items. Coal and nut coal priced at 2.50 to 2.75 delivered, tea lines from 2 to 80 cents per pound, dinner sets at Miller & Kooser, summer neckwear at Soper’s, farm land loans up to 2000 dollars, and a Hambletonian filly for trade. Also a testimonial for Chamberlain’s Pain Balm from James Perdue of Monroe Michigan. House for rent via Adams Bros. 100 pieces of sheet music at Elliots store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Perdue
Monroe, Mich
Chamberlains
Chamberlain
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S. Gov’t
Reval
the Intelligencer
Boards of Supervisors
Beard
Bers Nt
H. C. Ducauty
Tom
Jim Sowers
Boone
Fred Ballard
Bert Sowers
Marshalltown
J. M. Wills
Cambridge
Frank Sanders
J.C. Smith
E. R. Elliott
McCallsburg
Tom Sowers
Mr. Chandler
Essie
John Noble
Christian Endeavor Society
W. E. Harriman
W. E. Hoxie
E E. Boutelle
Soper’s Mill
Miss Simmons
Is Danskin
Hopkins
Judd
Sherk
Story District
The
Maxwell
Ontario
Lena Morris
Chas Johnson
Family of
Extra
Miss Villa Truesdale
John Sergis
J. H. Queal & Co
Trunks
Valises
Soper’s
Adams Bros
Irwin Rai & Co
Ohio
Tod
Bath
J. F. Kintzley
Union National Bank
Elliott’s Furniture Store
Smith & Barnes Pianos
Lakeside Organs
Canier Bro’s. & Herman
B. A. Lockwoop
Miller & Kooser
Z. Shugart
Miller & Kooser’s
J. A. Baker
Carpenter
Elliots Furniture
For Trade
M. K. Smrru
Buckeye
Deering
Gilbert & Miller's
L. M. Bosworth
theCormick
McCormick
Sloughran Machine CO
Eddy
Cash Store
Milter
Maxwell & Son
Irwin, Randall & GO
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