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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1902
Page
3
The Austin Chronicle itemizes a busy week with Maple Walnut Ice Cream at Guillemin’s and fruit at Main St. Fruit Store, straw hats at The Hub, and low price promos. It notes visits by Evaline Brecht, Leah Crane, and others, Jubilee fundraising, upcoming threshing, and officials attending Old Settlers Day.
E Myers and wife and W E Myres and wife traveled to Red Wing for a Red Men meeting. Mrs John Gulden and children with sister Miss Coyle returned from Cresco and Le Roy. A Hazeltine and Dan Dibble visit Minneapolis Friday to stock a new store. Margaret and Mary Zender visit relatives in South Dakota. Bessie Anderson of Albert Lea visits the Daholm home. Mrs Keating and Gladys McFarlane go to St Paul to visit. Mrs S A Pedlar plans a Mason City visit. Mrs Dan Payne and children return from Postville Iowa.
The Herald explains eligibility and voting hours for the September 16 primary. Voters must be citizens for three months, state residents for six months, and district residents for 30 days. Polls run 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Notices must be posted 15 days prior in three public places.
The Chattanooga News highlights Archbishop Ireland as a powerful connector of church and state. It quotes his American minded sermon urging Catholics to be moderate and let US authorities settle the Philippine friar inquiry. The piece stresses separation of church and state and avoiding friction.
Judge H N Lane and a six man jury found A Weseman not guilty of using abusive language toward Mrs. Amanda Dillet after deliberating with testimony from a dozen witnesses. Weseman was discharged by the court.
Georgia May Lightley infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Lightley of Moscow died Saturday after a three day illness. She suffered stomach and bowel trouble leading to spinal meningitis and died at fourteen months. The funeral was at 1:30 pm from the house and 2 pm at the church with interment in Oakwood cemetery.
James Snyder showcases the wild cucumber vine on his Kenwood home proving native shrubs and vines outshine rare exotics in Minnesota. The bloomed vines display creamy flowers with featherlike plumes. Alice Turner of Grand Meadow is visiting Josephine Kellogg.
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