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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1901
Page
3
An old ad promotes Moter Barber College in South Minneapolis at 260 Gi Av. It touts short courses in barber trade, required steady practice, and expert instruction with good demand. Write for more information and to learn about the program and enrollment.
A good nine room house on South Main street offers a furnished room for rent at $10.00 per month. Keys next door. Corner Frank street and voltages noted. Room advertised as bested and near OCort Houve with address 105 5 Freak.
For sale: horses heavy harness and barn gear listed with prices and contact notes. Includes 1800 pounds lead gear, double and single collars, two buggies, and assorted equipment. Contact Gordon Hotel for inquiries and delivery terms.
An OCR fragment advertises poultry sales at a corner near Mil and Fecke, opposite Wil bos House. The old refrigerator is noted nearby with unclear street details and times.
The report lists pounds and prices for Plymouth Rocks and other breeds. It notes fox safety, trapping pauses, and mentions E. F. Pactaton Home Seminars. No legal holidays affect market dates.
A. D. Searies offers firence sand stove repairs and other services including troughing and ceiling work. Located at Crocker Building Bridge Street, the ad promises prompt, correct service for various repairs.
Local merchants promote Christmas gifts from cigars and pipes to butter, eggs, and candy at Guillemin's Opera House Annex and nearby stores. Notices include community updates on illnesses, travel, and holiday events alongside ads and light moral quips.
The shop offers trees in all sizes priced at 0c to 40c each with a special note that large orders for schools or churches must be placed this week. It features an extensive display of tree ornaments, candles, holders, toys, Christmas can dies, nuts, and fruit, promising bargains and festive supplies.
Community updates include visits and returns among East Side residents such as John Maurek and Mrs Nockles. A brakeman Will Frisbee of the Chisago St Paul KR KB, from Minneapolis, was fatally injured with legs amputated Saturday, dying within hours. A baby weighing twelve pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jos Aner. Ed Parker to resume freight work after a short layoff.
Rev E F Wheeler pastor of the Congregational church in Austin announces plans to resign his pastorate. He informed the parish committee in advance and has not accepted another call, stating he will not act until his resignation is approved. Wheeler has served about three years, succeeding Dr Wright.
Early Saturday morning Dr. J. A. Garver, of Dodge Center, approached the fireplace in his night dress when the gown skirt ignited and he suffered severe burns. He died last night in great pain. He and his wife had lived in Dodge County for over 40 years. His widow remains in an unfeeble condition and is greatly shocked by the tragedy.
The Northwestern Telephone Exchange Company reports a November gain of 318 subscribers, bringing total subscribers to 24,037 as of November 30. The Erie Telephone System portion adds 2,237 subscribers in November, reaching 160,575 subscribers on November 30.
Mise Estie Neste of South Dakota and Miss Minnie Sievert of Oslo returned home from St Olaf’s bus in improved health after treatment.
Gute Guillemin Amelia and Pred Guillem in a 2 30 p m wedding performed by Rev Barth. A reception will follow at the foreover Halle. Mrs T Nemitz departs for a short visit with Waltham friends. Sidney Hildebrandt 4 expects Santa to hang many gifts on his Christmas tree.
Dr Kendrick returned from Chicago where he attended the OC M S A R Surgical Society meetings. He read a paper on Injuries to the Ankle and gave an interesting case study of Join Meyers at his central point.
A Holly Leaf box of Pacchini’s candy offers a festive present for Christmas. The note suggests candy as a reliable gift that won’t be returned if an engagement ends.
The Chicago Great Western Railway fixes a uniform rate of 8 cents per mile to all stations on the Mason City to Fort Dodge line. J P Elmer is named as G P A for Chicago Illinois.
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