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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1901
Page
3
Help wanted male barber trainee with scholarship offers and free catalog. Roommate wanted and a Main Street rental inquiry. Found items include a blue astrakan dolla and a red leather wallet with five dollar bills. Also, chicken pickers needed, poultry sale, and trapper/handler positions listed with contact notes.
A D Searies furnaces and stoves repair, in feet repairs of all kinds. Also does eaves troughing and puts in ete ceilings. Shop Crocker Building Bridge St Ed Bore will buy poultry at the Ould Garage. Corner Mil and Peashin, old refrigerator opposite Wil ltgme House 12-1mo.
A garbled historic ad quotes Ornis Hayes of Hayes Bros Avett M offering free eye examinations to assist those with impaired vision. The fragment mentions booming care and names a location near Avett and M.
A damaged ad-like snippet urges regular bowels to avoid ailments such as stomach issues biliousness headaches and indigestion. Promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as mild and gentle. For sale by all druggists.
Mra T B Wheelock announces free practical cooking lectures from December 10 to 13 at Munic for ladies of Austin with gentlemen invited. The notice promotes holiday shopping, candy sales, and local social events including a patent medicine sociable at the Congregational church and a fishing party planned by W H Holmes for next summer.
Peenk Kiema, a night operator at a Milwaukee depot, took a gun while land hunting near Kik River. He fired at a red beaded woodpecker after sighting the bird, which hammered the tree and caused him to abandon the shot. He returned home and subscribed to the Herato.
State Attorney General recommends a settlement of 22,900 from the Bobieter bondsmen. The state's total claim is 45,000 but realty held by the state will reduce the recoverable amount to about 27,000.
Advertises a wide range of holiday eatables including Turkeys Geese Chickens Ducks Oysters and Cranberries. Emphasizes seasonal stock from the land with consistent low prices and long service history.
Pat Gallagher Charles Gellegner and Erl Talmadge take thirty days vacation after extra work at Plymouth Junction before Thanksgiving. Conductor Fox retires to a longer vacation. Davidson and Male each out of service thirty days for running through a switch at Faribani. Nora Deneen visits Rose Creek. Wilkinson will visit Austin Dec 13 with O R C hosts. Mrs. Hushek guests at Fisher home. Mrs. Hinckley returns from Adams. Margaret Gallagher visits sister in the Cities. Lillian Morris to Minneapolis. State ruling bars public school from devotional exercises. Olson letter upheld by Childs and Douglas. Constitution protects freedom to avoid worship.
A young city clerk was detained by an unknown man last night while walking to her supper. She screamed and the assailant fled. Police may be summoned to escort girls home if the danger continues, reflecting widespread fear among workers.
Mrs Katzenjammer and staff perform garment cleaning and color restoration services. A four suite of clothes sponged and pressed, three skirts and three waists treated in one month. Shoes shined daily for 1.00. Located at Fox and McDonnell West End Grand Hotel in Austin.
Candy firm announces drastic reductions in two price tiers. The entire line of 20 and 25 cent candies, about fifty varieties of buttercups caramels and chocolates, will be cut in half to 12 cents a pound. The 40 and 50 cent line will drop to 25 cents. Good news for candy lovers and those with a sweet tooth.
The rummage sale runs through midweek offering $40 bargains Wednesday and $33 Thursday. Stock is running low, so the gains are not as strong as hoped, but shoppers still find value in the remaining items.
Miss Wilkinson of Albert Lears in Austin organizes a children and adult dancing class. She will be at Mrs. F. A. Engle's home Friday for inquiries with afternoon children's sessions and an evening older class.
Exa Orris Hayes operates as an optician with office and parlors, in partnership with Traves Bros the jewelers, offering precise eye testing services in Austin Minnesota.
A prominent Austin citizen praises a local furniture dealer for rapid growth and aggressive advertising. He notes rivals complain, yet the wagon makes multiple daily trips with large loads and the wholesale houses commend the surge as the greatest advance in the furniture trade seen here.
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