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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1902
Page
3
West's gift goods spark Austin holiday sales
Local ads highlight Perfection oil and economical cold remedies from Malloy Bros. West's department store promotes gloves, rugs, fur scarfs, handbags and embroidered pillows. The community news notes lectures, concerts, charity drives and several residents traveling or visiting relatives as Christmas approaches.
A J Cummings Dealer II Stocks and Commodities
A J Cummings offers wheat corn and oats provisions and futures and New York stocks. Located at 405 North Main Street Austin the dealer promises instantaneous service and bank reference with no interest charged on long stocks.
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Minneapolis
N. W
Chicago
Epwards
New York
North Main Street
Austin
East Side Notes Highlight Local Travels and Visits
George Turner returns to Mc Allister college after a short Austin visit. Rebekah lodge ladies plan a sewing circle Thursday at 3 PM with Mrs Jack Davidson. Mrs Kaus back from Minnesota Lake visit with parents. Miss Minnie Campbell returns from Blooming Prairie trip with grandmother. Irene Clark farewell party before move to Minneapolis. Conductor Andy Johnson lays off due to sister’s illness. Nettie Olsen visits brother Ole Olson in Calmar. Mrs Thornton hosts her brother from Wisconsin. Mr and Mrs Plum return from Minneapolis.
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George Turner
McAllister College
Austin
Rebekah Lodge
Jack Davidson
Irene Clark
Minneapolis
Andy Johnson
Local Market Letter Invites Readers to Learn Growth
Our daily market letter and book of information free upon application explains how and why our business continues to increase. Come in and see us.
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Board OF Trade
Chicago
Chamber OF Commerce
MPLS
Duluth
Gilbert chose theater over law to aim for Sheridan
It is recalled that W S Gilbert almost pursued a legal career as his father urged him to stay. The elder Gilbert quipped he might become lord chancellor if he stuck to it, but Gilbert preferred the theater and hoped to become Sheridan, a choice that shaped his future and delighted theatre fans.
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W. S. Gilbert
Gilbert
Sheridan
Honest Servant Passes Mrs Brown Test
Mrs Brown defends the girl as trustworthy and honest, noting she never took anything or even ignored guidance while in her service. Mrs Green contemplates hiring but seeks assurance about the girl’s integrity.
Deep Sea Feelings and Echoes of Fortune
Conversation snippets from Tomdix and Hojax reflect sea crossing emotions and a wish to reach earth. The Kansas City Independent notes a recurring theme of ordinary feelings despite voyage. A Catholic Standard and Times quips about Braggy and a grandfather misplacing fortune due to mental decline.
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Tomdix
Hojax
Kansas City
Catholic Standard and Times
Robbers Take $1500 in Stamps From Tomah Postoffice
Three men robbed the Tomah Wisconsin post office early in the morning. They blew open the safe and escaped with stamps valued at 1500 dollars. Entry was gained by removing a rear door panel. the explosion woke Dr Bartell who notified the town marshal. The robbers fled and the marshal pursues.
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Tomah
Wis
Bartell
Two Minneapolis Murderers Sentenced to Eighteen Years
Levi Nysted and Andrew Hankenson were given eighteen years each by Judge Elliott for murder in the third degree. They killed an unknown man at Prospect Park on the night of October 12, according to Minneapolis reports.
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Dann
Jackson
Stillwater
Frank Bowmen
Victor Cronon
Frank Windell
John Bennett
Roy Williams
Alpha
Minneapolis
Levi Nysted
Andrew Hankenson
Elliott
Str’ Os
Prospect Park
Iowa City Plea in Murder Case Links Gallaugher Shooting
Charles Holada pleaded guilty to murder in the Gallaugher case. James Gallaugher was shot while asleep last spring. Holada, who had worked for Gallaugher, and his wife were arrested for the crime.
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Des Moines
Iowa City
Charles Holada
James Gallaugher
Holada
Gallaugher
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