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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1908
Page
7
A seven room house near the post office is for sale at 718 Clark Avenue inquiries. Ten tons of Timothy hay in the barn offered by P George contact 3310. A furnished five room cottage for rent inquire at this office. 6tich.
Prof M L King visited Des Moines Saturday. John R Keating advertises for sale a fine Jersey milch cow. Eddyville resident Elbert Epperson stayed Sunday with Fenton. Dr O H Cessna spoke at Shelby Frn and Dr B Green from New York visited the Tinsley home. L B Lynch arrived from Vil lisea for high school commencement. Prof A V Storm returned from Kansas City. Ray Werrick and J E Maggow attended the Kansas City conference meet. F R Conaway confined with inflammatory rheumatism. Prof A B Thompson attended a Des Moines court and music event. Dr Hibbard in Des Moines Sunday had his tonsils removed. John Hutchison of Long Beach California visited Bryce Hutchison. Miss Margaret accompanied her father. B R Walker took exams for Master of Science and returned to work in itago. Citizens Lumber Co sells galvanized roofing at low prices and 2x12 fir wood. Rev Andrew M Shea delivered memorial address at Cambridge and preached for Cambridge High School. J J Grove left for Jumwa for Iowa State Retail Merchants Association convention. He may bring news in four or five days. The piece ends with a note on horseshoes and skill of a shoeing man John Allen.
Miss Ruth Watts has been invited by the Redpath Lyceum Band to carry out Seton Indian work during the summer months.
Ames won 2 to 1 over Coe as the decisive runs came in the last half of the ninth inning. Coe scored first in the sixth, but Ames rallied to take the lead and hold on for victory.
A Saturday Epworth League auction sale drew a sizable crowd. Some items did not reach expected value while others sold well. Mr gate donated his services in the afternoon.
The qualified voters of Washington Township are requested to meet at the office of J A Campbell on May 30 at 3 p m to select delegates to the county convention and elect committeemen for Washington Township.
In Kankakee Illinois P N Lowe bought the nut and hired painters by the yard to paint his house using Devoe lead and zinc. The job cost $33.00 though a factor offered $49.00 for the same lead and job. He completed the work and owed money after using Devoe. Laughlin & Co. sell our paint.
Effective May 25 a new Chicago & North Western service links Pierre to Rapid City with Pullman sleeping cars between Huron and Mid City. Westbound departures from Huron at 6 PM daily except Sunday and Pierre at 10 AM except Monday. arrivals in Rapid City 7:38 AM. Eastbound service reaches Rapid City 6:38 PM and Pierre 3:00 AM with a Huron connection.
The North Western Line from Iowa serves Rapia City with trains to and from Deadwood Lead and Belle Fourch. Nor 901 and 504 operate on present schedule daily except Sunday, giving two trains per day in each direction between Pierre and the Black Hills. Tickets and information available from Ticket Agents The.
A pony team belonging to Walter Morris ran away Friday morning with Ed Rutherford’s small son clinging to the buggy seat. The team veered past the Story County Bank and downtown streets before being halted. The boy escaped with only a muddy face and a fright. no injuries to team or buggy occurred. J. B. H. Johnstone of the Breeder's Gazette visited Ames discussing journalism and animal husbandry with local students.
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