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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1905
Page
4
Local miscellany lists fresh oysters at Hamilton’s and seasonal bargains at Gibson’s. It notes Miss Zoe Hauser at Tilden Bros, holiday shifts, dental and church events, lost brooch reward, Christmas cards, and various social notices from Ames including sales, rentals, and church gatherings.
Conductor Harry Atkinson of Des Moines former resident of Ames was fatally injured when his northbound train backed into a coal car in the yards. He died after skull fracture and facial wounds. The accident occurred near the yard office and the body was shipped to Freeport Illinois for interment.
F. E. Morris Livery advertises a December 28 sale with plenty of horses and mules. Eastern buyers expected. owners urged to list stock early with the Secretary. Carl Rosenfelt to offer two full blood Pulled Angus bulls. $1 per head fee on unsold horses passing through the ring.
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