Local News and Political Notices from Kelley and Story County
Ames visitors and local developments include H Erb and W Dunn calling in town, Mr and Mrs W A Gossard visiting Nebraska, Eva Person returning home, and George Rosenfeld and John Hill elected to town council. New firm Mum and Son buys Oliver lumber yard and Oliver residence. Carl Rosenfeld wedding celebrants settle on the North farm. Republican primary set for April 27 1901 in Story County with Nevada May 4 county convention. Also sales ad for canned fruit 15 cents a can and fresh vegetables from Kooser Co.
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Mum & Son of
Ames
Oliver Lumber
Mr. Oliver
Oliver
Des Moines
Geo. Rosenfeld
Kelley
Carl Rosenfeld
Story County
Unty
Gosmee River Board of Supervisors
William McKinley
Local Notes From Des Moines Area Towns
Mrs. Cross visits the Frank Stevens family this week while a top rumor hints a prized young teacher may leave. The school board raises salaries to thirty dollars monthly in summer and thirty five in winter, grants five Fridays off with pay, opens a road in the Enterprise district, and se cleans school premises with new fencing. George Templeton tills the soil first this spring. Ole Christopher sells his Milford home for the Ben Everett farm with plans to build later. Isaac Young reports good health after moving to Jefferson, Iowa, and expresses satisfaction with the move. Roads remain a topic of comment as rural free mail delivery is noted for its benefits.
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Enterprise District
Death notice for Sister Nella Oleson of Ontario Lodge
Whereas the Almighty took Sister Nella Oleson wife of Oleson of Ontario Lodge No 138 L. Resolved that the lodge mourn her loss and extend sympathy to her husband and children. The infant daughter died March 20 1901. Charter draped in mourning thirty days and resolutions sent to the family and Ames papers. Gro P Eastwood E C Hutchison Arthur D Freed.
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Nella Oleson
Oleson
Ontario
Sister Oleson
Ames
Gro. P. Eastwood
E. C. Hutchison
Arthur D. Freed
Student notices and events at Ames and Drake Triangle meet
A college note page lists events and personnel: quarantine lifted at Manhart house. Rev. George L. Cady to speak at chapel hour. F W Stout visits. J A Macomber candidate for Polk county senator. Gray Jackson ill with pneumonia. Drake Grinnell and Ames plan a triangular meet at Ames on May 11. E T Colton of New York speaks at Y M C A. Mrs Springer discusses travels in the east. Atkinson and Finlayson host tenth anniversary dinner. Dr W E Day leaves to become meat inspector in St Joseph Mo. chapel concert praised. George Kennan to lecture April 5 on Russian travel. Miss Lillian Chestek resigns April 1. Hattie Has Brouck named as treasurer’s assistant.
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W. E. Day
The
College Sanitary
St. Joseph
George Kennan
Lillian Chestek
Miss Chestek
Motor Depot
Hattie Has Brouck
City Election Quiet in Ames Despite Ward Contests
Ames voters faced a calm election with no opposition in most wards. The beat proposition passed by a strong majority while aldermen Fred Muno Perry Bower and Prof Bissell won in first third and fourth wards respectively. The second ward alderman race showed a clear outcome and the franchise vote varied by ward. In Ontario Charles F Wilkins wed Mary E Moser as Rev James R Mclotire performed the private ceremony.
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Ames
Secon
Franklin
Nevada
New Albany
Richland Srr
Washington
Order of Central Committee
P. Fitchpatrick
Mary
Fred Muno
Perry Bower
Prof. Bissell
Ontario
Charles F. Wilkins
Mary E. Moser
James R. Mclotire
Ontario Christian Church
Boone
Bucklen's Arnica Salve proven cures eczema and sores
A reader from Morgantown Tennessee touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a complete cure for eczema tetter salt rheum pimples sores ulcers and piles. The ad promotes a 25 cent price at Bosworth's Drug Store and endorses its efficacy with a customer testimonial. A separate notice records a partnership dissolution between W H Swank and A L White on March 16 1901 with windup details and transfer of notes to A L White. March 27 1901. Kennedy's Salt Wafers at Letts'
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C. D. Isbill
Morgantown
Tenn
Bucklen
Bosworth
W. H. Swank
A. L. White
New Discovery Cures Coughs and Lung Troubles
Mrs Chas Applegate of Alexandria Indiana says three $1 bottles of Dr King s New Discovery cured her coughs colds la grippe bronchitis and threatened lung troubles after other medicines failed She gained 58 pounds Trial bottles are free at Bosworth s Drug Store.
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Chas. Applegate
Alexandria
Ind
Dr. King
Bosworth’s
Ames merchants appoint Holdredge for postApril deliveries
All Ames grocers join C R Holdredge to handle deliveries after April 15 with schedules at 8 10 14 30 a m and orders due before the hour. Schools reopen April 8 for spring term and beginners may enroll. Also notices stray cattle and flour advertising appear in this item.
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Hamburg
Eeervaces
Drawers
Asa Vandermast
Perfection Ladies’ Tailoring Company
Agent For Perfection Ladies’ Tailoring Co
Anna Cupps
Fowler
New Depot
Gossard & Taylor
Olsanville Greenhouses
Mutual Phone
L. M. Bosworth
T. J. Miller & Son
H. Erb
Wm. Dunn
Mrs. W. A. Gossard
Nebraska
Mrs
Will Porter
Eva Person
Henry Person
John Hill
Frank Hutchison
Bert Wire
William Johnson
J. M. Stark
R. W. Crane & Co
William
C. F. Leiss
J. B. Kooser & Co
Southwest Grant
Mrs. Cross
Frank Stevens
Mr. Kelly
George Templeton
Isaac Young
Jefferson, la
Ole Christopher
Milford Township
Ben. Everett
Manhart House
George L. Cady
Iowa City
F. W. Stout
Stout
J. J. Atkinson
F. M. Hoeye
Perry
Frank Hoeye
J. A. Macomber
Polk County
Gray Jackson
Frank Graves
Drake, Grinnell
E.T. Colton
New York City
Chapel
Mrs. Finlayson
Heat
Schleiter
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Eevnesstvavig Ge
Megisis
Eeeerver
Wilkins-Moeser
Soto
Ae Agathet
Aoa
Kennedy
Letts
Union Delivery
C. R. Holdredge
Main Street
E. D. Y. Culbertson
Euizapetu Nowe
Cc. F
Sporting Goods
Monarch
International League
Gareden Seeds
Olson
T. M. Sinclair
Minnesota
Ieee
California
RSC
Crockery
And
China
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