For Sale Real Estate Listings on Rochford Want Column
For sale Cedar River Pearls and multiple houses with lots in Third Ward and east side. Properties include a large house with barn and 11 acres, 4 acres near another house, and three Third Street houses. Terms offered with cash down and monthly payments. rent details provided for some properties. Also listings for choice lots from 90 dollars and up with down payment and weekly payments, plus Mower Co. farms available. for rent three modern houses.
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Third Ward
Eall
BARA
Third Street
Hope Street
Depot
S. S. Institute Closes After Citywide Sunday School Course
The Sunday suboo institute held at the Baptist church under J. Ernest Fagenstrom closed Saturday night. Attended by Sunday school workers from many city churches, the course proved pleasant and profitable with methods to boost effectiveness while keeping interest. Fagenstrom, a longtime Sunday school expert, will likely draw a larger crowd if he returns for a similar program.
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Suboo Institute
Baptist Church
J. Ernest Fagenstrom
Fagenstrom
Patrick Burns Dead Longtime Conductor on Great Western
Patrick Burns of this city died after a recent illness. He served as conductor on the Milwaukee road, left in 1892 to join the Chicago Great Western Railway, and most recently conducted the midnight flyer from St Paul to Omaha. He leaves many friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Burns Etemahs
Milwaukee Road
Chicago Great Western R.R
Midnight Flyer
St Paul
Omaha
Hungarian tailor shoots two women and ends life in Columbus
Otto Schmigler a Hungarian tailor fatally shot Mrs. Caroline Webster and gravely wounded Miss Myrtle Spence at Webster's home in Columbus then killed himself. Spence survived. Webster was not expected to live. Schmigler reportedly pursued Spence after advances were rejected.
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Columbus
Dew
Otto Schmigler
Caroline Webster
Myrtle Spence
Webster
Schmigler
Miss.Spence
Miss Spence
Mrs. Webster
All He Wanted
A terse exchange between an aeronaut and his assistant ends with the assistant crying out his longing to grasp the earth as the pair confront their perilous mission.
Censure Pardons the Ravens But Rebukes the Doves
Quote from Juvenal noting harsh censure of the ravens contrasted with rebuke toward the doves. No dates or places provided.
Turner collection exhibit opens this week in city venues
The Turner exhibit will be shown at Franklin High school building Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday and Maurek's hall Friday. Hours are 1 to 5 and 7 to 10 p m. Albert La Sup t Phillips reports strong crowds and nearly 200 pounds in advance sales with good door receipts. Tickets are four shillings per person.
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Franklin High School
Thureday
Maurek’s Hall
Albert la Sup
T. Phillips
Austin
Methodists to Move Into New Church Building
Methodists who have met in Music Hall Auditorium and Christian Science church for the past year and a half will move into their new church soon. They will hold a prayer meeting there this week and the bazaar opens in the evenings.
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Music Hall
Christian Science Church
Mystery at Campbell's Mill Sparks Curious Flour Loss
J W Mackie of Campbel's mill notes a mystery in flour processing. Sixty pounds of wheat to the first breaker yields two and a half pounds lost after the machine. No explanation found. He likens the mystery to Arabian Nights and mentions holiday books toys stationery perfumes and cigars at Wold's drug store.
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J.W. Mackie
Campbel’s Mill
Wold’s
Wold’s Drug Store
Herald Piano Contest Brings Luxury Prizes to City
The Herald announces a premium piano as top prize along with a host of $10 items including suit cases, dress patterns, toilet sets, and silver or china sets. Prizes span gold watches, trunks, lamp with globe, dinner sets, and scholarships from local businesses and institutions. Various donors listed include Fairbank, Emmons, BiG, Thon, McCormic, Malloy, Horrobin, Donovan & Goslee, and Citizens National Bank.
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Herald
Tare Cor I
Vis Beens J. FF. Fairbank W. D. Basse
Ees
Gesseeeenss Eckpad Lumber,Co
C. M. Emmons
Skien
Albert Thon
GM Seis Bick
John Briebach
Fiester & Thomas Austin Furniture
Southern Minnesota Normal College Caer
Cbse
Ceebenius
John McCormic
SRUNU
USA
M. H. Vosburgh
Citizens National Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Austin and Vicinity
J. M. Thomas
Ladies’ Furnishing
First National Bank
Rochford
Corner Main and Bridge
St. Kimo
Rose
St Lottie
Eaton Hurlburt
S. S. Institute
Ernest Fagenstrom
Patrick Burns
BPAY
France
Germany
Travel Magazine
He Wanted
FLV
Campbell’s Mill
Main Street
Owatonna Fruit CO
the Herald Piano Contest
Matt Fisch I. Tollefson
L. West
E. H. Smith
W.R. Earl Furniture Company
Minnscota
Globe Wernicke
the Herald
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