Austin News Roundup Highlights Local Moves and Sales
Local residents attend Shriners Circus in Minneapolis and visit friends. Misses and couples travel for work and leisure, including house sales, rental notices, and local business ads. Bananas and oranges sale at Main Street Fruit Store. various social events scheduled at Maurek’s Hall and churches. House, loan, and land listings appear amid public notices and community business.
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Scuiewee’s
Herald Office
Main Street
Yeomen of America Austin Council Meeting Notice
Austin Council No 354 Yeomen of America announces a regular meeting on Friday February 21 at 8 pm in Woodman Hall. Installation of officers will occur followed by a social session. A good attendance is desired. J. W. A. Jensen, Secy.
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Yeomen of America
Austin Council No 354
Woodman Hall
J. W. A. Jensen
Secy
Rosenthal Bros Interior Painting Ad
Special Weather Report notes Rosenthal Bros for interior painting and wall paper hanging services. Phone orders suggested with a 20-31 contact cue.
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Special Weather Report
Rosenthal Bros
East Side Social Notes and Local Nods
Charles Stephenson of Ramsey visited Austin friends last evening. George Merriman is reported ill. Nellie Phillips of Jackson arrives to visit Miss Josie Sistek and attend the Trainmen dance. Mrs. A Johnson spent yesterday with Mrs. Charles Greene at Rushford. Mrs. Frank Asher returned to Gary South Dakota after visiting the Padelford home. Mrs. Mauch is recovering from a severe grip. Lottie Bechner is quite sick. John Beckel resigns from the Dye Work for rest. Ruth Beckel is reported sick with the grip.
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Fidelity Lodge
Electric Light Power and Water Board
H. P. Chapin
Fisch
G. W. Grimshaws
Eagles
Charles Stephenson
Ramsey
Austin
George Merriman
Nellie Phillips
Jackson
Josie Sistek
Frank Asher
Gary, S. D
Padelford
John Beckel
Ruth Beckel
KC Lodge Installs Officers and Plans New Class
The K C lodge installed officers Wednesday night by District Deputy Reddington of St Paul. A banquet served by Lady Foresters followed for about forty attendees. A social session acted as a school of instruction with questions answered on lodge workings. Plans discussed to form a large candidate class soon. The lodge now numbers about sixty members and remains prosperous.
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K. C
Reddington
St. Paul
Minnesota Road Builders Convene at Capitol Office
A road builders convention will meet in the highway commission office at the Minnesota Capitol in St Paul on Thursday February 27 1908 at 10 am. All interested in road construction are urged to attend with county and town boards asked to send delegates. County superintendents of highways and town road inspectors should participate in debates on highway laws state aid construction and maintenance topics.
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Minnesota
Office of Highway Commission
Capitol
St Paul
The
Highway Commission
Cosmo Tonight Offers Varied Program With Six Features
The Cosmo schedules a diverse program headlined by Youthful Hackenschmidts a wrestling match between young hopefuls Afraid of Mirobes a comedy Scenes at Nazareth a scenic view Days of 61 a Civil War drama The Mountaineers a mountain drama and an illustrated song When Night Brings Out the Stars.
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Cosmo Tonight
Hackenschmidts
Mirobes
Nazareth
Brownsdale Notes and Social Snapshots
Mrs W H Beltz left for Cleveland Ohio Wednesday evening to visit a sick sister. Miss Ruth James of Austin stayed with Miss Mellie Aberle on Sunday. A basket sociable and entertainment in Phillips district NE Brownsdale Feb 14 raised 19.25 for the school. Miss Minnie Gransee returns from Austin. Mr and Mrs Thompson of Lansing visited Brownsdale. Theresa Nylander returned from three weeks in Minneapolis. Elmer Tanner went to Minneapolis for a week. Edith Beltz visits home while her father is away.
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Ruth James
Austin
Mellie Aberle
Phillips District
Brownsdale
R. F. Schwartz
Jessie M. Hillier
Mrs. Thompson
Lansing
Theresa Nylander
Minneapolis
Elmer Tanner
Edith Beltz
Deafness Cure Declared By Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It blames inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh, offering 100 dollars for any deafness case caused by catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and urging readers to send for circulars.
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Hall
F. J. Chenney&co
Toledo
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H. B. Roe
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Ray Weaver
Ed Smith
John Biederbick
R. A
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Willie Kolpen
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Mate Varco
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Charlie Newman
J. L. Mitchell
Battle Creek
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West Concord
George Paulson
Cannon Falls
Georgia Croft
Jay Street
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Terry Finn
N. W
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Wm. P. Johnson
R. R
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Epworth League of the
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M. O. Anderson
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C. M. Page
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Ladies’ Aid of the Presbyterian Church
W. E. Sloane
Marie Sterling
John Fairbanks
C. C. Leck
C. H. Crandall
Austin Feed
Austin Feed Stables
E. W. Marsh
New Wagner
Ed Watkins
Prairie du Chien
Anna Alwelling
Rose Creek
William F. Busch
Red Wing
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Udolpho
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E. A. Dalager
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Grafton
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Oakland
H. C. Larson
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William Holt
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Albert Lea Tribune
J. Z. Rogers
Mower County Agricultural Society
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J. S. Schuyler
Osage
Equitable Life Ins. Co
Amanda Johnson
Lansing Ave
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G. W. Lutz
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A. Johnson
Charles Greene
Rushford
K. C. Lodge
W. H. Beltz
Clevelad
Ohio
F. L. Hill
Pleasant Valley
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
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