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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1908

Page

3

Local notes from Austin list meetings sales and visits

John Osborn visits Cedar City. Business Men's Association meets tomorrow. Miss Redding attends Stacyville wedding. Ethel Becker returns to Lyle. Miss Mathieson to St Paul for wholesale millinery. Many local notices include sales at Vosburgh's, Schiever's ads, Elks anniversary, housing and piano sale, and social events at YWCA and churches.

Marie Redding Stacyville Ethel Becker Lyle Josephine Mathieson

Local News Roundup From Farmington District

Mrs D Twombly, recently ill, is reported better. Ruth Plummer suffers grip. Engineer Brossard and Farmington youths visited Austin Saturday on business. John Umhoefer returns from seven months West for a two week vacation and hosts a six o'clock dinner Sunday guests include Mrs Sullivan of Minneapolis. He plans to move West in spring.

Engineer Brossard Farmington Austin John Umhoefer

Four Austin Women Settle Government Land in South Dakota

Mrs Earl Tallmadge and three other Austin women will move April 1 to a remote section in northwestern South Dakota near Lemmon and Thebes to claim government land. They must break ground, build, and reside 14 months under the homestead act. The group plans to organize a ladies aid and a GIA to BE LOE before arrival and hopes to rename the town Austin after a pioneer life full of challenges and fun. Their children will join after the school year ends.

Earl Tallmadge Thomas McFarlane Charlie Brown John Ryel Alice South Dakota Lemmon Thebes Standing Rock Indian Reservation Austin L. E

Robert Parker Miles to Lecture at Congregational Church

Fifteen years ago Robert Parker Miles, a penniless English lad who passed Castle Garden, rose to prominence as a writer and lecturer. He later worked with Moody and Booth, visited Gladstone and Leo XIII, and wrote for the New York Journal shaping religious thought.

Robert Parker Miles Congregational Church Castle Garden Moody Booth Tucker Gladstone Pope Leo XIII New York Journal New York Bret Harte

Notice of dissolution of North Star Dairy ownership

George F. Paulson announces the sale of North Star Dairy to C. D. Dibble. He directs patrons to remit outstanding accounts to him and states he will settle all indebtedness up to February 15 when Dibble assumes charge.

North Star C. D. Dibble Mr. Dibble

Lincoln Banquet Offered to All Citizens in City

The Lincoln banquet organized by local Methodist friends aims to include all residents. Admission is $1 with an elegant banquet supper and diverse program featuring an orchestra, toastmaster Rev. G W Lutz, speakers on themes of Lincoln, church and social problems, musicians, and quartets.

M.E. Church G. W. Lutz Meer Abraham Lincoln G. L. Morrill D. D Mesdames Lewis Selby McCulloch Burnham F. M. Rule

Vinci cod liver preparation advertised in Austin Minnesota

J E Malloy a Austin Minnesota druggist promotes Vinci as the best cod liver preparation and tonic reconstructor. The ad claims Vinci is made from fresh cod livers and peptonate of iron with an illustration on each package showing the production process. It targets old people and those with lung or throat issues and offers a money back guarantee if it fails.

Vinci Austin J. E. Malloy Austin, Minn

Gold Watch Contest tops Austin cigar event for popularity

The Austin Cigar Co kicked off a voting contest on Wednesday night to pick the city’s most popular lady. Voters write a contestant’s name on King Buck cigar bands. the winner receives a gold watch displayed at Scoville's jewelry store.

The Austin Cigar Co Scoville’s

1200 Swap Offers City Location and Orchard Rich Water

For any buyer seeking a fine city location, orchard and good water, 24 acres available. Price 500 dollars cash with the balance at 10.50 per month through Building Loan Association. Must sell at once. Apply F. E. Kendall, 125 North Main.

Vosburgh's Postal Photos Offer One Dollar Dozen Deal

A local advertisement promotes a dozen postal photos for one dollar at Vosburgh's, inviting shoppers to take advantage of a low price for prints. The deal highlights affordable keepsakes and quick service at the store.

Charles J. Keefe Kenmare N. D D. O. Keefe Vosburgh’s L. A R. T Weise Engineer’s Hall M. H. Vosburgh’s

Spendid Showing Of A B Hunkins News Machine

A B Hunkins returns from the cities praising his newspaper addressing machine shown at the Minneapolis Journal office. Reporters and others applaud the device, with a syndicate of large city publishers considering patent rights. Austin plans multiple machines this year as Hawkins notes local improvements and calls for financing manufacturing to spur a Greater Austin.

A. B. Hunkins Minneapolis Journal Austin Hawkins

Prizes Listed for Masque Valentine Ball at Maurek's Hall

The Masque Valentine Ball at Maurek's Hall will award prizes Thursday evening for various categories. Prizes include a beer stein and cup worth $4 for Best Dressed Man, a $5 chocolate set for Best Dressed Lady, hand-painted plates for groups of three or more ladies, tobacco jars for groups of three or more men, a $4 pair of shoes for Most Comical Gent, and a 42 piece dinner set for Most Comical Lady.

Maurek’s Hall

Valentine Party Hosted by Hazel Miner for Fifteen Girls

A Saturday afternoon party from 8 to 5 at Hazel Miner’s Lansing avenue home gathered about fifteen young girls. The prettily decorated house hosted games, with Josephine Catherwood winning best archery and Gertrude Banfield taking the palm in the bean guessing contest. Refreshments came at 5, and guests left after singing America and God Be You Till We Meet Again.

Hazel Miner Lansing Avenue Josephine Catherwood Gertrude Banfield America

North Star Dairy Sold to C. B. Dibble

North Star Dairy changes hands as George F. Paulson sells to C. B. Dibble. The deal closed Saturday ending Paulson’s term after a year as owner and signaling a smooth transition for patrons and staff. Dibble is an established local figure who will continue the dairy’s respected practices and service.

North Star George F. Paulson C. B. Dibble Mr. Paulson Our Mr. Dibble Our City

Petroleum Coke Arrives At Mower County Yard

One car load of petroleum coke has arrived at the Mower County Lumber Yard. C. E. Hibsey is listed as the contact or responsible party.

F. E. Dawes Chicago Mower County C. E. Hbisey

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John Osborn Cedar City City Business Men’s Association Miss Whitehead Mrs Fred Campbell Christian Church Schiever’s Brothers Albert Lea Cresco Owatonna William Peterson South River Street L. D. Baird George Campbell St. Paul Schwan R. P. Ingmundson Evergreen Farm Elks Jack Epler Mason City Tom Hermann la Crosse Harry Hermann Willie Kolpen Braya@p street Liberal Commission S. Siegel W. 63Rd Ill Schiewer’s E. J. Love James Snyder Nina Bascomb Brady Osgood R. R. Murphy Claenliness L. M. Tollefson Helen Sims Grand Forks Fred Fenton South St. Paul Street Harmonia Club Fitzthum Building Kitty Main Street Bride Colorado G. Sorflaten N. Main Street Minn F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Jake Hall Frank Hartley Paul Hart White Fish Montana Ben Hart E. J. Gleason Fred Gleason Frank Dunlap Hayfield Anna Casterton Casterton Tom Burnham Anthony Lickteig Adama J. ©. White Robert Collins J. M. Leahy Tom Skahan Rose Creek Alice Gahagen Ida Olsen Mable Holleque Mike Skahan Eleanor Knickerbocker Dena Hedemark George Bandler Bertha Dartt Wold’s J. Percy Rogers St Paul Rogers Herald P. Barrett Brookings James Kimilicka Ft. Snelling D. A. Wright Hayward Blanche Euelah Cambern A. Johnson LaCrosse Will Fiemming Mill Street Chrisian Church S. Felix the Normal College Progressive League Rooms Ruth Plummer Dakota Prairies Waukesha Primost Heinz Ketchup Florida Hormel Provision Market Keiler Dundee Lee and Perrins Seville Picbride John Briebac Austin Steam Laundry T. Burnham East Water St M.E Myrtle Edson Civics Gertrude Ellis Skinner Messrs Mitchell, Crane, Hormel, Anderson D. Catherwood J. L. Mitchell F. E. Kendall N. Main Peg Hart Schaffner & Marx W.D. Bassler Rochford ZA. B. Weseman Corner Bridge Franklin St Minneapolis North Star Dairy Chicago, Great Western Railway Lubuque Des Moines Kar Fort Li Otee Council Bluffs Omaha Lyle, Manang Fort Dodge Maple Leaf Wea Southwest Chicago Great Western Railway Txfo STERN
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