Christmas Sales and Local Notices Mix in Town
A flood of short notices details charity bake sales by the Ladies of the Christian Church, candy and confections from Puccini and Guillemin, festive trees from Evergreen Farm, and various bargains at Cash Butter and Egg store, Stimson’s Candy store, and Beck's Bridery. Readers are urged to buy gifts, support soldiers boxes, and enjoy holiday specials across Mill Street, East Bridge, and downtown venues.
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Cash
East Bridge Street
Campbell’s
Cash Butter and Egg
W. RC
G. A. R. Hall
L. M. Sutton
Seo
Farcy Creamery
Mill Street
Guillemin’s
Opera House
Searles repairs furnaces stoves and more in town
A. D. Searles offers furnace and stove repairs and repairs of all kinds plus eaves troughing and steel ceilings at Shop Crocker Building Bridge Street Westanton. Also awaiting service for sleighs and upholstering while you wait. Baggies repaired and painted stored free at Austin Carriage Works Hanson Rogers old stand 212 214 Bridge Street J S Z Rogers Proprietor 146.
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A. D. Searles
Shop Crocker
Bridge St
Austin Carriage Works
Hanson & Rogers
Bridge Street
J.s. Z. Rogers
For Sale Roosters and Poultry Deals at Riverview Farm
For Sale a few Black Minorca and Barred Rock cockerels and fifty Barred Rock pullets at a bargain if taken soon. Fax L. Prox Riverview Farm Austin. Gordon Hotel. Come to Gordon Motel. Rates 1.00 and 1.25 per day. Weekly board 24.50 up. 21 meal ticket 3.50. Single meals 26c. Rooms 1.00 week up.
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L. Prox
Riverview Farm
Austin
Gordon Hotel
Gordon Motel
Maurek P e People's Store Christmas Stock Claim
Maurek P e People's Store on the East Side advertises a large Christmas stock unmatched in the city. The ad highlights 100 lb bags of best granulated sugar and 251b bags, citrons, raisins, figs, currants, nut meats, various candies, mixed candy, broken taffy, mixed hand-made creams, and chocolates priced between 12 and 50 cents per pound.
Christmas Provisions and Bargains at Local Store
All sizes of Christmas trees priced cheaply this year with a wide assortment of ornaments. Special prices for schools and Sunday schools. Nuts and candy, naval oranges, lemons, bananas, sweet potatoes, cabbage, beets, rutabagas, large onions. Pickles, sauer kraut, German dill pickles, Buffy's cider. A complete well stocked provisions store offering a range of goods.
Meat Department Offers Fresh Poultry and Nuts
Our Meat Department lists dressed and live poultry with prices for hens geese ducks and chickens plus Armour beef and bacon options. Fine lard mixed nuts almonds pecans walnuts hickory nuts and peanuts priced per pound with a service tone.
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Mtn
Local Basket Social At District 76 Adolpho Tonight
John Maurek hosts a basket social at district 76 Adolpho with Mr. Cole providing graphophone entertainment at the schoolhouse. A local orchestra will play as the school offers a program for visitors.
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Adolpho
Cole
Austin forms new big land company to start next year
A new big land company has been organized in Austin. It will begin business soon after the first of the year. The group includes several well known local men who will drive the venture once it starts.
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Austin
East Side News Community In Brief
Mrs W H Adams traveled to Minneapolis in the afternoon. Mrs B J Dexter and Mrs K R M Haseltine also left for Minneapolis. Fred Dexter went to Appleton to visit over Sunday at the Dexter home. Little James Clancy has recovered from an illness. Mrs Jos McDonald returned Thursday night from Minneapolis. Cecelia Anderson who explained her ankle is again to be about.
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B. J. Dexter
KR. M. Haseltine
Minneapolis
Fred Dexter
Appleton
Dexter
James Clancy
Jos
McDonald
Cecelia Anderson
City Schools Close Prosperous Term for Holiday Vacation
The city schools end a prosperous term today and begin a two week holiday. Christmas exercises were held in nearly every room with visitors enjoying performances. Teachers departed on afternoon trains to their homes as pupils presented statues and treats. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all.
M. P. and B. club hosts lively Thursday social
The M. P. and B. club's Thursday night affair surpassed past efforts with great enjoyment. Tichy’s string band played. George Hireh hosted an elegant bachelor and maid spread at his home after the bill. Ice cutters prep on the river while Prof. Strong plans a Northfield holiday.
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Tichy
Austin
George Hireh
Prof. Strong
Northfield
Cadets abolish hazing and sagging forms at Michigan academy
Cadets at Orchard Lake Michigen academy unanimously adopt resolutions abolishing hazing and sagging forms. The resolutions, signed by cadet Thothe genool, mirror actions previously taken by West Point cadets. Revenues in the Philippines rise as War Department reports nine months to Sept 30 1901 total 6 275 295 dollars, up from 5 484 920 in 1900 and 3 462 128 in 1899.
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Galt
Petros
Michigen Micary Academy
Orchard Lake
Thothe Genool
West Point
Philippines
Washington
Division of Insular Affairs
War Department
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