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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1901
Page
3
Brief item notes New York Sage and New York Brick references with unclear fall season context and garbled names suggesting a local market or real estate snippet. No firm events or dates clearly readable.
Short, job ads and notices from a historic page. Includes help wanted for barber training, rent ads for houses on Main Street, property for sale near Sumner School, lost item recovery, information wanted about a missing man, chicken pickers for a refrigerator, and a poultry supply sale. Names and places: Lakefield Wisconsin Hillsboro, Mus. A. P. MaLion, W. P. Mills, Cant Bree O, Frank lin and College street, Sumner School.
A. D. Searles offers prompt furnace and stove repairs and general repairs. He also performs troughing and ceiling installation at his shop in the Crocker Building on Bridge Street.
Ed Berr plans to buy all kinds of poultry at the Cold and Orange Corner of Mui nd rankup, opposite Williams House, 12 Imo. Details are sparse but indicate a local poultry purchase point including a noted landmark and nearby residence.
An ad from Omnis Hares in Austin promoting eye examinations and bowel health products. It urges regular eye checks and bowels care to prevent ailments like bilious trouble and indigestion, touting amberinio’s Stomecysod Liver Tablets as beneficial. The notice mentions a practical cooking course event in Musc and invites women from Austin, Georgia.
The item lists multiple notices from Opera House Annex about hot chocolate beef tea and bouillon drinks, a sale of butter eggs and novelty items, and a delay to the Liquid Air entertainment. It also notes various local social updates, travel plans, and shopping hints across Rose Creek and nearby towns with names like McBrine Corser, Derramorg, Mills, Padden, and Lafayette French, plus a barrel of fish on the road watched by police.
Henry Dafty and his son Fred have departed for Los Angeles on the regular tourist train hus 0010. Jobo and Mark Beckedale from Rose Creek left this morning for Minot, North Dakota. Read what the Austin Fair fare Company offers Heraup readers this.
Mrs Edward Elward of Austin died Tuesday after a two week illness from pneumonia and spinal trouble. Funeral from her home on Thursday at 10 AM. Born Mary Elizabeth Pronte at Vareo April 9 1862 she married Edward H. Elward eighteen years ago and they lived in Austin area. Survived by husband James Pronuty a brother and five children Lee Lyon Rath Wide and Waller the eldest sixteen and youngest three. Community extends sympathy to family and motherless children.
Frankie O Ford wife of Frank A Bord died Saturday morning at her residence east of Welham after a long sickness. Born Frankie Moes in Pym Brook New York she moved to Bennington with her parents later married Frank A Ford on March 17 1872. They moved to Mitchel County in 1883 and to Welham area in 1891. Survived by husband and three daughters and a son she belonged to the Phe tron Chain order. Funeral was held at J ovarck on Monday with burial in Weltham cemetery.
A church group announced a next Friday night social with a patent medicine evening. Guests are invited to dress as cures and bottles invitations were issued. Local excursionists including Mrs Bolton and Mrs Gibbs left for California, while D. G. Stimeon’s name was noted in reference to their plans.
The management expresses regret over the frequent date changes for the Squid Air show. It says the situation is involuntary and asks patrons to attend tonight at the Opera Hotel to support a successful performance.
An old newspaper snippet touts turkeys geese chickens ducks oysters and cranberries in a line of CATABIES offerings claiming best land produces and always the cheapest for service.
Miss Lulu Fisher is on the sick list and Mrs Owen and son have recovered from their visit to Jackson. Mrs Geo Smith has gone to LaCrete where her mother is ill. Will Myers made a business trip to Elton Sutton Renova and Lexter. Engineer Haseltine is on the sick list. Mamie Limbrich and children go to Minneapolis for a relative’s wedding. Two men were bart in the Packing House Monday while eating meat. Mr Boon, who removes rice, injured his arm and another worker fell.
Miss Laezio daughter of Henry Greguecer of Adolpho wed Jacob Holst of Red Rock Sunday at the German Prissy church in Waltham. The wedding party included George Wendt Mrs Eams Graigmacher Henry Helst Moss Lillie Wendt William Smith and Metta Helst. Rev Afel of Waltham conducted the ceremony. The Helst couple will reside in Red Rock. The Herano extends earliest congratulations.
Nels C Johnson seeks appointment as administrator with will annexed of David O White of Dryden NY. Hearing December 28. Christine Schmadt files final account as administrator of Carl Schmadt of Lyle. Final settlement December 30. Final settlements recorded for Fayette Richmond no resident and Mary Jare Winkle of Austin. Hearing December 30.
Alvion Milbrich a pretty demure girl of 15 was taken in charge Monday night by Sheriff Johnson at the request of Jackson county. The girl was found all right. Her aunt gave her money to seek another field of labor. She cared for seven younger children and her father did not work regularly. The law requires her to return to her task and she did.
Miss Lowe presents a monologue with Miscellanees numbers at Congregational church on Wednesday evening December 4 for the benefit of the W O T U. Admission 20 cents and children 10 cents. J L Cooley, visiting Morristowe, returned yesterday. Mrs. Cooley will not return for a few days.
The Ladies' Musical Society held an afternoon meeting at Elles Hall featuring an Opera themed program. Performances included piano duets, overtures, vocal solos, readings, and mandolin and piano pieces by Miss Ticknor Robertson Blow Brundia Ches Cook Meredith Hall and other named performers.
Early this morning Mice Mooers officiated as cashier while Mise Stearns led the millinery section. Mrs Gibbons Mrs Beech Miss Neel Mrs Fairbanks Mrs Tickoor and Mrs Marsh staffed other posts. Bird cages rugs lamps and many other items were offered in good condition. A chicken pie dinner and a sale of fancy goods were held at the church with launches served on Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday.
Two land parties left this morning for Minot North Dakota along the O G W Ry. The first party was led by Art Paddleford and included W Piddleford Charlie Pace Mrs Rona Paddleford and Miss Maud Paddleford. The second party led by Jobo Beckedabi consisted of Sam Oleson Morris Beckedabi and Mr Con key.
Members are notified that the 11th district school of instruction will be held in Le Roy on Wednesday December 4. Train leaves Austin at 11:30 a.m. 2-2t
Large Monday night gathering at Advent Church heard Elder W. W. Stebbins of Mankato speak on Justification by Faith and Righteousness through Christ. Tonight Elder F. A. Delamure to begin a series on The United States in Prophesy.
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