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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1900
Page
2
John H Skinner editor and publisher listed as post office entry. The Daily Herald in Austin Minnesota prints afternoon issues daily except Sundays with display ads ten cents per inch, readers five cents per line, clubs and societies two and a half cents per line, and weekly Herald six cents per inch for reading notices five cents per inch.
Community notices record a Wednesday 7 30 pm prayer meeting at Mr Dennison s residence with Pastor Creesey and a Sunday 10 am sermon by Rev A Cressey at Lans ing Methodist Episcopal church. Baptism sacram ent planned next Sunday at the same church. Also reports Henry Bagley of Udolpho purchasing the Ohbilleon farm and moving to Lansing with praise for the Bagley family and Church membership.
Mr Colbert Lott finished three big Friday. Mr and Mrs J W Varco shopped in Austin Monday. Jason Fraser and family spent Theategiving at Mr Spinloru s west of Lyte. Luther Brooks of Winona visited relatives until after Christmas. Mrs B Sayles hosted Friday for her parents and sisters of Awatonia. Ethel Galloway studying in Austin spent weekend at home. A Varco reunion at R Varco s home had thirty five attendees. The turkey was refiled at Don Downey s last Monday evening. Mr and Mrs D J Amee and daughter of Owntonna visited O B Sayles Wednesday through Saturday.
The week’s notes report Thomas Crovan in Mnsxiolis on Thursday Earl Varco at a party in Austin Friday night an oyster supper in the hall Wednesday and Thanksgiving visits by Dr T B Rounce with his brother A P Rounce The Willie family of Austin joined Thanksgiving at the Watt farm Ray Varco a University student was in town Friday and Saturday John O Mally left Saturday for Mioveb to take a new position Several young people attended the Forester's dance in Austin Thursday The Hell Co repairs continue with a new furnace and interior work The Misses Gordon Mr and Mrs T B Rouse Riy Verco and J Sherna went to Austin Saturday
In Austin many similar cases appear daily. Mrs. Searle of 105 Jay Street reports long illness with kidney problems. She says Down's Kidney Pills provided more relief than other medicines she tried, citing notable improvement.
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E Meyers markets four new cigar brands including Fox Hotel tea center best workmanship. Escorted Pullman Tourist Sleeper tours to California start from Hayfield at 10 53 a m Mondays via Chicago Great Western Ry to Kansas City and Santa Fe route to Los Angeles. Sleeper cars feature wide vestibules steam heat gas light priced about half for a double berth. Full information from Great Western agents or F N Lord 113 Adams St Chicago.
The Iowa Central Railway advertises weekly trips leaving Wednesdays and arriving in Los Angeles the following Sunday morning. Modern tourist cars with standard sleeping car comforts at about one third the cost. Call Town Central ticket agents or mail Geo S. Batty G. P. T. A. Marshalltown for details.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway offers discounted excursion tickets to Jacksonville Mobile New Orleans Savannah El Paso and other southern resorts. Tickets are valid for return passage any time before June 1901. For rates and details contact any coupon ticket agent of the railroad.
Minnesota State Horticultural Society holds its Minneapolis annual meeting December 4 to 7, 1900. Great Western Railway offers excursion tickets from November 30 to December 6 at one third fare, certificates returnable December 1. DX excursions occur first and third Tuesdays monthly with Iowa Central routes to western and southern points. Krause's Cold Cure capsules sold by Malioy Bros at 25 cents.
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