Election expense filings reveal varied candidate costs
Certificates of election expenses filed with the secretary of state list amounts for state officers and railroad commissioners. Notable figures include Lyndon A. Smith at 482.14 and C. Staples at 1,187.25, with numerous others in the hundreds and thousands across offices and congressional races.
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Llaw
Secretary of State
Lyndon A. Smith
Loren W. C Siline
Justice Enpreme Court
C.J. Stort
Juskce Supreme
J .G. Miller
Railroad Commission
P. M. Kirgwi
H. C G. Koerner
Atst
J.J. Hibbard
Eri. G. Wallender
Edward Kriz
C F. Staples
Henry Mieleen
Pave Morrie
Bennington Couple Move From East Side Township
Geo. McNeil purchased the Rowley property at Dexter and is moving the household goods from Bennington. About forty friends gathered Monday evening to bid them God speed and presented a fine feed and berry spoon as a token of esteem. McNeill will rent the farm in Bennington.
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Geo. McNeil
Rowley
Dexter
Bennington
Famly
Mr. McNeir
Election of officers held at the hall last evening
The group gathered near the election at their hall and chose officers including C C for president J Furlong for vice president C D Belden for prelate Wm Cawr for M of A J Urbateh for M of F W Urbateh for M of E J Hayes for M of A O Sime O G Simmons and D H Stimeor for various posts.
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K. P
John F. Cook
Court of Honorill
Officera
Plans Outlined for Hospital Bazaar by City Churches
The advisory committee appointed by the Bair negotiation of Austin met at the Lutheran church parish hall to outline a citywide hospital bazaar plan. It calls for a February event, twelve districts, twenty four solicitors, twelve two-member subcommittees, and booths for various article lines. A rummage booth for odds and ends is urged with prayers for strong women’s support, and items ready by January 25.
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Lutheran Church
Company G
Austin
Thanksgiving social and visiting roundup at Grand Meadow
Grand Meadow residents mark Thanksgiving with family visits and local events. Hovda and others appear on sick lists while Lydia Schleg and Dora Anderson visit relatives. The Dode-Fisk orchestra performs Friday, and a funeral in Northfield for Mrs. Johnson ends the week after a church member’s death.
Local residents visit Austin and area markets
E Schmidt and John Nametz were in Austin over the weekend while Geo A Bolton and F H Wietstock attended business there. Fresh fish and fresh oysters advertised at the market this week. Several locals including Fred Wietstock and Louisa Brass were noted in nearby towns with plans described.
Blood and nutrition in health and vitality
An advertisement extols blood as the life source and links strength to rich blood. It attributes nourishment to food and promotes Scott’s Emulsion of cod liver oil to rebuild vigor for man woman and child, offering a free sample from Scott & Bowne of New York.
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Scott & Bown I
New York
Scott
Wills of Stewart McCormick and Gomer Probate
The will of James H. Stewart of Red Rock has been filed for probate with a hearing set for December 31. Leander J. McCormick of Chicago has had his will admitted to probate. August Gomer of Dexter had his will admitted to probate Monday.
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James H. Stewart
Red Rock
Leander J. McCormick
Chicago
Gomer
Dexter
Small Pox Cases Reported in Winona Polish Settlement
Over 300 cases of smallpox have been reported in Winona with the City Health Examiner Brackie from St Paul set to visit and possibly quarantine the area. The public pane is closed until tomorrow and the action was taken by the school cell under Board of Health advice.
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Winona
Windom Farm Sold to Falton Brothers
Pliny Uokey has sold his farm in Windom to the Falton brothers. In March Mr. Conkey will relocate his family west likely to Montana. The Conkey family will be missed from St Best Neighborhood where they have many friends.
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Pliny Uokey
Bia
Windom
Falton Brothers
Mr. Conkey
Montana
Mr. Oconkey
St. Best
Quail Season Closed In Minnesota With Increased Populatio
Local sportsmen report quail season is closed for the year. Birds have become numerous across Minnesota and hunters are urged to observe the closed season to protect breeding stock for next year.
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Minnesota
College Notes and Local News Recap
The column covers law class exams today, Prof Heilman’s vacation, Senate meeting, sobriety and health ads, and Dr. Pierce remedies. It notes Thanksgiving at home, faculty dinners, and several campus visits, plus an elocution class entertainment proving successful.
Macintyre Post G A R Elects Officers
At the Macintyre Post G A R No 66 regular meeting on Dec 1 elected officers for the coming year. Names include Post Commander John Robinson first lieutenant J Hawkins and other officers with installation planned for the first Saturday evening in January.
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Macintyre
Jobn Robinson
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