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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1907

Page

2

College Student Turns Burglar After Funds Run Dry

Leslie Steinman, a Creston college student, broke into T. A. Hollands shoe store on Duff avenue around 12 30 AM to steal rubbers top boot laces a button pack and a back door key. He fled pursued by marshal Willey and a local posse before being captured near Story street and jailed. He waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury. Part of the stolen goods was later found in his room.

Leslie Steinman Creston T. A. Hollands Shoe Store Chbarney Queal Willey Smith Queal Howard Banks Oscar McCoy Steinman Crooks Feed Yard Agai

Roland Canning Factory to be Sold to Western Grocery

Shareholders at the Roland bank hall decided to place the sale in the hands of directors. The Western Grocery Company through Letts-Fletcher Co. of Marshaltown presented a favorable proposal likely to be accepted. Event notes include a lecture on October 19 and various church and club activities in Salem community.

Roland Canning Western Grocery Company Ing Roland Bank Western Grocery Company Thru Letts-Fletcher Co Marshaltown Roland

Closing Out Sale At George Person Farm Auction

The undersigned will sell at public auction on the George Person farm one mile north of Kelley on Tuesday October, commencing at one o'clock. Items include 5 head of horses, 16 head of cattle, 26 Duroc Jersey shoats and farm machinery. One year’s time on approved notes at eight percent interest with 2 percent off for cash, and $5.00 and under cash. Geo Jolson, E J. Penfield Clerk. E F Posegate, Auctioneer.

George Person Kelley Lowing Geo. Jolson E J. Penfield

Bees Laxative Cough Syrup Advertisement Fights Colds

Mothers with small children are assured that Bees Laxative Cough Syrup helps croup colds and whooping cough by moving mucus through the bowels and clearing the head. It tastes good and is guaranteed. Sold by C A Gamble.

C. A. Gamble Kennedy

Smallpox Epidemic Brought Under Control in Ames

Ames reports ending of serious smallpox outbreak after two quarantine sites at David Ives home and Rev A M Oett residence. City health officer Dr Aplin notes ten days with no new cases and no further spread observed.

Ames David Ives A. M. Oett West End Aplin

Car Load of Potatoes at Darners Grocery

A promotional notice offers a bulk potato deal at Darners Grocery. Customers can place orders for ten bushels or more, with a price 65 cents off per unit, available Friday and Saturday. Orders left with F. M. Ort ona.

Darners Grocery F. M

Hutchinson Heads to Chicago for Medical College Course

Mr Roy Hutchinson travels to Chicago on Monday to continue his medical college course. He has only half a year left before completion.

Roy Hutchinson Chicago Medical College

Accident at the College Injures Tom Fultz

While working on the grounds at the college Friday Tom Fultz was struck on the head by a brick from a wheelbarrow. He was unconscious briefly, now improving. doctors Tilden and McWilliam operated to replace a broken piece and monitor recovery. He remains partially paralyzed on one side.

Tom Fultz Tilden McWilliam

Ames party explorers revisit Black Hills 1876 survivors

Ames Iowa figures led by George W. Rogers revisit the Black Hills. Rogers recalls the 1876 trek with the late Captain John Johnston and others as reunions unfold in Spearfish and Ames, with some members scattered across Alaska, Chicago, and Juneau.

Plead for Ames Appropriations

Governor Stone urges Iowa legislature to fund the Ames agricultural college building and orchard experiments. He notes the 1866 act requires a state college within five years to secure the land grant, warns of land reversion, and emphasizes the college's role in training farmers and testing crops. He cites rising material costs and calls for urgent, adequate support. Stone’s birthday is upcoming.

William Milo Stone Iowa Iowa State College Agricultural College Congress United States General Assembly Mt. Pleasant Stone

Cagwins Huskers Liniment and Pineules Offered

Cagwins Huskers Liniment claims to ease husking and prevent chapping at 25 cents. Pineules advertised as relief for backache with 30 days' treatment priced at $1.00. money back if not satisfied. Sold by C. A. Gamble.

C. A. Gamble Cagwins

Clerical Delegates To Congregational Council In Cleveland

Rev. W. J Mirehin and Lucian O. Tilden left last night to attend the Congregational American Council in Cleveland Ohio where the session will run for about two weeks.

Warner’s White Wine of Tar Syrup Promoted as Cure

The advertisement touts Warner’s White Wine of Tar Syrup as a remedy for LaGrippe pneumonia and coughs. It claims a 48 hour cure for severe diseases and a one day cure for colds when taken promptly, with prices listed at 25 and 59 cents.

Warner

Ames Farm Public Sale Details At Perkins Farm

The undersigned will offer at public sale on the A M Perkins farm one and one half miles northwest of Ames five miles southeast of Gilbert on Thursday October 17 at ten o clock the following property: 2 pair of mules one riding pony 29 head of cattle 18 head of spring shoats machinery list including bindings plows harrows cultivators mowers hay tools and farm equipment plus several hundred feet of lumber five tons of hay a straw stack several dozen chickens incubators brooders and household goods Walter Morris offers at the same end place a pedigreed two year old Shorthorn bull 500 bushels of oats free lunch at noon terms eight percent on a year s time amounts under five dollars cash.

A. M. Perkins Ames Gilbert Walter Morris

Mysterious Mr Raf fles presents Flora De Voss Co at Armory

The Flora De Voss Company stages The Mysterious Mr Raf fles tonight at the Armory Theatre with a mystery drama performance.

Mr. Raffles The Flora de Voss Co Armory

Ames in Brief: Local Happenings and Visits

Dr Harriman returned Saturday from an Eastern trip J E Judge visited Des Moines Fiora De Voss Co performs at the Armory with tickets 15 25 35 Capt I L Smith of Nevada was Ames on business Editor Olson of the Story City Herald visited Ames George Pen of LeMars spent a week with Ames friends The nesters convene at the Armory November 7 Richard Brannberg of Boone spent Friday with Chas Alm and attended the football game W J Semmons visited Newell for business W Bosworth sells the Quincy Adams Sawyer book Local folk read the story before the show W P Payne fully recovered and visited Ames friends on way to Mitchellville I O O F lodge to meet in Des Moines October 16 three days Quite a number from Ames will attend Rebegans to be present Van Sittert of Des Moines in Ames to inspect Munn home decorating Work to be up to date Commercial club discusses cheaper fare for fourth ward high school pupils committee named Slattery to run for county attorney noting prior understanding to stay out four years ago

Spearfish Queen City Hugh Johnston G. W. Rogers Ames Iowa Black Hills Messrs. Johnston Rogers the Hills O’neill Neb City Call John Johnston Hughie B. A. Little Frank Nolan Lafayette Evans James LaRue A. C. Cronin James Moulton Andrew Olsen Robert Miller Tewey Nick Lund Mr. Rogers Custer Buffalo Gap Hill City Evans Moulton Nolan Olsen Little Lund Spearfish Valley Alaska Chicago Northwestern Railway Great Divide Alaska-Yukon Seattle Captain Johnston Juneau South Dakota Deadwood Alaska Monthly Johnston Hoggatt van Sittert Des Moinnes Munn Belt and van Sittert

Adjourned Story County Board Meeting 1907

Story County Board of Supervisors met October 1 1907 in Nevada to hear damages claims from Askel Skromme et al regarding a ditch in Warren township. They postponed further action until lands near the proposed drain could be viewed and adopted a tax withholding for Grant township drainage district No 5. The board granted petitions from Abram M Thompson to cancel 1906 personal tax and Theodore Switzer to establish a road between Milford and Howard Townships.

Board of Supervisors Story County Iowa Court House Nevada BE. R. Silliman J. O. Michaelson B. Johnson Warren Township Askel Skromme Silliman Michaelson W. J. Veneman A. H. Fay C. M. Morse Johnson A. A. Olson Grant Township C. E. Elzy Abram M. Thompson la Fayette Theodore Switzer Milford Howard Itzer

Archbishop Keane to Dedicate St Cecilia Church in Ames

Archbishop John J. Keane arrives in Ames Sunday November 10 to dedicate St. Cecilia Catholic church after a health-related tour of his diocese. He recently recovered from a nervous breakdown after campaigning against saloons and Sabbath desecration in Dubuque. Dr. O H Cessna seeks to secure a chapel talk during the bishop’s Ames visit.

John J. Keane Ames St. Cecilia Catholic Church Europe Dubuque O. H. Cessna

Francis C Renier Pastor Mass at St Cecilia's Next Sunday

Francis C Renier, pastor. Mass will be held in St. Cecilia's church at 10 o'clock next Sunday.

Francis C. Renier St. Cecilia's Church

Union Services Planned After Church Repairs

Church notices invite congregants to unite with Baptists next Sunday due to repair delays. H. D. Williams presides at one service with the Baptist minister at the other. Sunday school and youth activities are listed under U B and O B groups with times and leaders. Strangers welcome at all services.

Baracas J. J. Grove O. B

Minchin and Kephart Lead Dual Sermons at Congregation

William J. Minchin pastor and Rev. O J Kephart D D president of Leander Clark College will preach both morning and evening as pastor is away. Fine chorus singing at all public services with other services at usual hours.

William J. Minchin O. J. Kephart Leander Clark College

Rector Herbert A. Wilson Sermon on Charity

Morning prayer and sermon at 11 4. m. on The Quality of Charity led by Rector Herbert A. Wilson with special music directed by Professor Thompson. Sunday school held before the service.

Herbert A. Wilson Professor Thompson

Union Services at Baptist Church Set With Special Sermons

Walter I. Fowle, pastor, leads 9:45 Bible school and 11:00 Union service of Baptists and Christians with Rev Williams. Evening programs include 8:00 Junior Union 6:30 B Y P U led by Art Stewart and 7:30 Union service with Rev Fowle preaching on Eagles Race horses and Plodders.

U. B. Church J. W. Stiverson Fannie McCoy Howard Doggett Pagl Evergreen

Christian Science Service in Odd Fellows Hall

Sunday service at 7 30 p m discusses the Doctrine of Atonement. Reading rooms open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 2 30 to 5 p m at 618 Douglass Ave.

Christian Science Odd Fellows Hall Douglass Ave

PROGRAM SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION AT AMES BAPTIST CHURCH

The County Sunday School convention will be held Oct 17 18 1907 at the Ames Baptist Church Ames Iowa. President C F Kooser and Secretary M L Tesdall organize sessions with devotional talks round tables questions and committees.

Story County the Baptist Church Ames Iowa C. F. Kooser M. L. Tesdall Nevada

Also Mentioned on This Page

Marshal Willey Special Police Roland Institution Thomas McClary Te Thimble Clab Boyd Ladies Aid Society of Salems Church John Rugh O. N.O. Club Sara T. Hegland E. Rice O. M. Anensor VU. L. Grove Mae Martha Emma B. Sheldahl Jonas Doea Sr Evaline Logan Bay City Edward Doea Josephine Brohaugh Edward Dues E. F. Posegate Brick New Agricultural Building George W. Rogers Dr. Harriman J. E. Judge Des Moines Fiora de Voss Co I. L. Smith Olson Story City Herald George Pen LeMars Nesters Richard Brannberg Boone Chas Alm W. J. Semmons Newell Bosworth Quincy Adams Sawyer W. P. Payne Ames Friends Mitchellville Lodge Desnes Commercial Club Fourth Ward M. K. Smith J. B. Judge J. B. Kooser F. E. King H. E. Slattery Slattery Board of —Ven Own F. G. Dunahugh Bishop Keane Catholic Church Methodist Episcopal Church Andrew M. Shea Epworth League Congregation Church St. John’s Episcopal Church Tone Bros Des Mones Cagwin Ietee H. D. Williams F. Kooser R. E. Shaw Round Table A. M. Boyd Nestion Fowle A. H. Hoffman J.J. Grove Frank F. Fitch F. P. Harris Township Association W. J. Shirk A. M. Shea Vy. Halbert Home Department Martha Knudeson Victor West Isham Stiverson Quade Chester White T. S. Cromwell
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