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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1902

Page

1

Candidates Announce Candidacy in Story County Prelims

Ed. ae publishes statements from Slater and Ames area Republicans declaring candidacy for Clerk of the Court and Clerk District Court with action by the Story County Republican convention. Also notices a campaign for Auditor and County officer by Boynton and Peterson.

Story County Slater Iowa Clerk District Court P. McCorp Nevada Intercor Frank A. Boynton

Rebekah meeting initiates seven new members at Odd Fellows

A special meeting at the Odd Fellows Temple Thursday night initiated seven new members. The new members include Dr. Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Cupps, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Proper, Mrs. Chas. Duntz and Miss Anna Cupps. After the ceremony, the group moved to the second floor dining room for refreshments and social time.

Odd Fellow's Dr. Hunt Marion Cupps Ed. Proper Chas. Duntz Anna Cupps

Miss Metta Beardshear Hosts Dinner for Pearl Gretsinger

Miss Metta Beardshear entertained a group at a six o'clock dinner Wednesday evening honoring her friend Miss Pearl Gretsinger of Nevada. Guests included Miss Stanton Milnes Cessna and Messrs Scott Lee Morgan Coys and Nichols.

Metta Beardshear Pearl Gretsinger Nevada Stanton Milnes Cessna Scott, Lee, Morgan, Coys and Nichols

Killed by the Cars Near Ames In Road Crossing Tragedy

Mr. Geo. Rosenfelt, an elder Story County settler living in Kelley, was killed when a north bound train hit his wagon at a crossing two miles south of town. The engine dragged him then stopped, his head crushed. One horse injured, the other disabled. Inquest held Friday found death by accident.

Geo. Rosenfelt Story County Kelley Ames Rosenfelt Order of Masons Loud’s Undertaking Establishment Dan McCarthy L. O. Tilden Mayor Thompson

Corset Styles at the Novelty Store

The Novelty Store promotes an extensive corset line including Hendersons Aurora Bell Girdle Swawnee and Straight Front models in extra short and medium lengths. Correct Form Armorside and Sablin waist bust forms are available to suit slender or stout figures.

Novelty Henderson Aurora Bell

East Lynne charms theatregoers with faithful emotion

Review notes the play East Lynne at the opera house and praises Miss Courtenay Morgan for her heroine role. It highlights Parisian costumes by M. Felix and a strong ensemble, promising a smooth performance Monday evening March 31. It also includes a separate notice of The Kelley Improvement Company forming in Kelley Iowa with capital stock and governance details.

East Lynne Opera House

Public notice seeks missing Miss Ely and nephew Frank Ely Rogers

To the Public. Miss Florence A. Ely and nephew Frank Ely Rogers disappeared from their Evanston home July 13, 1901. Ely is about 40, slender, 5 ft 3 in, brown hair and eyes, music teacher. Frank Rogers will be 14 this month, 5 ft 2 in, 80 pounds, left handed. A large reward is offered for information leading to their restoration. Send all information to James C. Rogers, 713 Hinman Ave., Evanston, IL.

Florence A. Ely Frank Ely Rogers Miss Ely Frank E. Rogers James C. Rogers Hinman Ave Evanston

Portraits on every breast influence in politics aim

The piece notes many men wear pins bearing the portrait of a political hero, a sign that the candidate’s appeal grips followers while others gaze at the pin rather than the man.

Western Union Office Moves to Freight Depot

The Western Union office, relocated from the O W N depot ticket office after the operator dismissal, is moved to the freight depot to be nearer town and more convenient for city residents.

Western Union

Chicago Markets Page Emphasizes Broad Financial Coverage

The Chicago Record-Herald showcases extensive market coverage with two full pages featuring livestock, grain and provisions, stocks and bonds, and all markets of interest to the northwest. It invites readers to examine the market page for complete quotations and financial intelligence.

Chicago Record Chicago Times-Herald Chicago Record-Herald Northwest

Pleasant Ames depot scene and early sports return

The depot crowded with passengers for the south on a Saturday morning waits for a delayed train caused by a breakdown. Outdoor sports begin as children fill the air with games while the Mutual Telephone Company installs a new power generator replacing crank work for the phone operator.

Ames Mutual Telephone Company

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Knudson’s SCOS CO Keedick City Properties East Dakota Minnesota Story College Emmett County Hardin County Marshall County Ames Properties P. O. Box F. H. Schleiter Asst. Cashier The Dogs Tornado Insurance Blican Repubo Z . B. Petenson Story City Ricketts Justice Haverly Jones and Johnson Odd Fellows Hall Rebekahs Davenport Jay Adams Furniture Store Miller Chicago Boone Kelley Improvement Company Recorder W. P. Starr Smith & Bricker, Abstractors A Duntz George M H Stevens Sarah J Smith W H Stevens F D Smith H O Elliott J A Arrasmith Scott French Thos Rowland Elizabeth Rowland F T McLain Henry Westerman E L Tomblinson Cora G Cole R J Jeffs Blairs BJ Cole Shannon Duffs Walter T Harriman G H Graham J D Murphey T Templeton Francis E Harriman Montgomery Frey Samuel L Akin Frank Montgomery Francis R Noble John Noble Lafayette Morgan Thes J Kegley W M Greeley Bert Jewett T C Miller Ben Livingston Millers LE Freeland James Montgomery Paxtons Kingsburys Phe New Orleans
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