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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1906
Page
3
Occasional showers forecast tonight and Thursday with cooler conditions in the west and south. Local residents visit relatives and attend events. clerical appointment fills a Probate vacancy. merchants address paving cleanup and extended store hours. Community updates include travel, shop sales, and upcoming County Fair plans in Austin.
A blend of notices and short items from Austin includes job ads for learning the printer trade, a carnival sentiment poll among merchants, real estate work on Main street, visits and illness reports, hotel dining staff needs, and local social events. Names include McCulloch Goslee Stinson Litchlefield Bassler Hostetter Carter Dahle Reinartz Murphy Tubbs Hanson Geraghty Dovenberg Dalager and West.
Mrs. D McDermott visits Rochester to see her sick son John. Office of trainmaster abolished on the N and M division. Ek T Edson moves to Mason City to take a similar post on the I and D division. The Matt Lang family moves into the Lester house on Bridge Street pending their own home completion. Numerous visits and travels noted among local residents. J A Churchill returns from Newport. Mrs. James Sheedy travels to Rochester. Nathan Banfield Jr begins vacation at First National Bank. Singer sewing machine offered by M J Keenan at 125 Main Street. Lauretta Reinartz starts work in Murphy's millinery. Mrs. Mike Mayer visits Milwaukee. Mr and Mrs Lee Sargeant plan visits to Waseca Janesville and New Richland. Maud Goss of Lenoy visits A R Thompson home on Lansing. Wash outfits advertised at West's. Eila Weisel takes a one month vacation to Superior. Thomas James on Franklin Street suffers appendicitis. Mrs Healy and Julia Keefe drive to Brownsdale. J R Webb advertises household goods on Franklin Street. H S Terry of Winona arrives to make Austin home and keep Otis's house. Healthy boy wanted to learn dry goods, permanent position. Albert Thon notes trimmings arrivals at West's.
A special M S P railway excursion trains from Chicago via Milwaukee and St Paul departs 6 35 a m on Wednesday August 8 returning 6 30 p m same date 2 00 tickets to LaCrosse good only on this train Band Concert at 1 30 p m Yeoman Drill Team contest at 2 p m prizes 40 and 30 dollars baseball 4 p m LaCrosse Club vs Brookings Team general admission to holders of excursion tickets Grand stand 25 cents further details from agent M and St P Ry
Thursday and Friday 198 249 Two white linen suits size 36 old for 650 for $350. Manchester goods 36 in. wide absolutely fast color, the nicest material for house gowns in medium dark colors 124 centa.
Caution against mercury containing catarrh ointments and urging prescriptions from reputable physicians. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and taken internally with testimonials. Ends with notice of Jake Hall's family pills for constipation.
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