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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1902
Page
2
A brief postal notice from Austin Minnesota outlines second class mailing options with yearly, quarterly, and quarterly prepaid rates. The column lists one year rates and three months advance payments, with figures 5.20, 4.00, 1.00, and 0.10 displayed.
Aaay journeys to the United States to deliver remarks about public affairs. Boston may consider erecting a monument beside the statue of Ben Butler to honor him.
The Boer leaders, once supported by American donors during their fight, are unlikely to receive a warm welcome on their likely return. The shift in perception from patriots to potentially cash driven figures places them among professionals in the eyes of the public.
The Farm Student's Review from the experiment station released a July special issue detailing each department's work. It is an engaging agricultural paper addressing Minnesota readers and worthy of a place in every farmer's home.
The state experimental station argues milk at four cents per quart is among the cheapest foods. Ten cents worth, or about 4.16 pounds at five cents a quart, provides as much protein and fat and more fuel than ten cents of sirloin at twelve cents a pound. Milk should be viewed as economical, not luxurious.
Will Deaver on sick list while Miss Rose Smith travels to Minneapolis. Pete Weeks takes a vacation. Chas Sanborn and wife in Rochester. About sixty Racine tickets sold for a Fourth of July drive to Rochester. Mrs Haney of Sumpcon visits F E Gabringer over Sunday. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eichhorn July 1. Mrs Adam Uiznaer visiting Waseca. Mrs Waite visits her Iowa-based parents in Riceville. Various residents visit or return from trips. Rebekah lodge installation held. Temperance meeting set at MBE Guard.
The Fourth of July picnic at John Holst drew a large crowd with dancing as the main entertainment. Hicks Beneke sold a span of colts for 250 dollars. Johnie Brinkman was injured by a hay fork but is recovering. Sutton and Dexter played ball in Dexter. Dexter won the rematch. Charley Goemer sold his farm for 50 dollars.
Dexter Mr and Mrs Parser of Fountsmnere visiting at the Rockford home. 8 A Sorenson from the Mind country spent a few days here last week. E Hanley of Welcome is looking up land seekers in this vicinity again. Fred Nolting came home to spend the 4th with his family. He expects to return in a few weeks and take his family with him. Fred Doper came home to celebrate Uncle Sam's birthday having been absent several months. Mr and Mrs Brosh are spending a few days with their daughter Mrs F.
Upon her return to Sioux City Mrs Mudge found a set of resolutions from the Manila municipal board expressing sorrow at the death of Jerome L Mudge the superintendent of streets parks bridges docks and related duties They commend his integrity energy and devotion and resolve to spread the resolutions on the minutes and send a copy to his family with sympathy of the board.
M Godrey a Blooming Prairie grain buyer purchased the Hunting elevator at Milwaukee tracks and plans strong upgrades. A six horsepower gasoline engine will be installed and drop scales provided. Nels Peterson, longtime gran man, is hired to manage the elevator, signaling efforts to rebuild local trade.
A letter to Mower County voters from candidate lw2d announces a bid for Probate Judge after four years in the post. He asserts no higher court reversal, full attendance, impartiality, and economical management, urging voters to support him in the upcoming primaries alongside established contenders.
Providence notices list round trip rail options via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway for a meeting July 10 to 18 1902 with ticket sale July 6 7 and 8 limited to Aug 15 1902. Portland excursion tickets to be returned July 17 or Aug 15 with 50 cent extra via Chicago Great Western Railway. Information for agents O W Snere and J P Elmer G P A Chicago.
Superintendent Nelson laments Miss Alice Maxwell's death in Austin. The loyal teacher shaped many students with high standards, cheerful conduct, and steady devotion. Her influence endures in the children she guided and the community she served.
The Chicago Great Western Railway announces excursion tickets to Providence for July 6 to 8 for the annual convention, valid for return by July 15 or by August 15 with a 50 cent surcharge. Tickets obtainable via any Great Western Agent or J. P. Elmer, G. P. A., Chicago.
Chicago Great Western Railway announces through excursion tickets from Tacoma to Lacome or Portland Ore for the C U Society annual meeting from July 23 to 27 1902. Tickets issued July 18 go any through July 28 and return by Sept 10 at 47 fifty dollars round trip. Apply to Great Western agents or J B Elmer P A Chicago Ill.
Locations in Iowa Illinois Minnesota and Missouri on the Chicago Great Western Railway promote its agricultural prosperity and seek competent men with capital. Special chances for creamery men and millers. Goose locations for general merchandise hardware hotels banks and stockbuyers. Write for Maps and Maple Leaflets to W J Reed industrial agent 664 Erdicott Building St Paul Minn June 30.
Tickets offered by Chicago Great Western for excursions to St Paul Mason City and Portland for 1902 events. Fares set at one fare and a third for round trips with varied sale dates and return limits. Agents J P Elmer G P A Chicago and C W Soere advertise multiple dates in July 1902.
Miss Enya Gurlickson is very ill with erysipelas. Mr and Mrs Louie Lent welcome a baby girl. Little Roy Hague of LeRoy visits Bennington friends. Frank Beach family buried their triplet on Sunday. Rev Weber preached in Dover and Mr Henry Lubam wed Miss Emma Holling. Noah Qooper’s son recovers from illness. Lizzie Clayton visits McIntyre. Louie Ostrander travels to Rochester to see Dr Mayos.
Mrs J Kottner of Minneapolis visited her sister Mrs J H Brown this past week. A son was born to Mr and Mrs EL Conners on Friday June 27, 1902. Mrs John Schmidt of Cannon Falls and the Steve Schmidt household hosted guests. Mrs Mary Kresbach will entertain the Willing Workers on Wednesday July 9. Burns is visiting Adams this week. Mr and Mrs Wm Logan of Owastonna are visiting friends. Miss Delia Cummings is home from SMNC College. Frank Miller of Morris arrived to oversee real estate interests. Robbie Stanton visited friends at McGregor. Miss Annie Schaefer returned from Austin after attending the institute. J H Krebsbach went to Austin.
Great Western Railway offers Homepeekers tickets at low rates on the first and third Tuesdays each month from June through October inclusive. For details, contact any Great Western Agent or J P Elmer G P A Chicago Ill.
The Chicago Great Western Railway offers excursion tickets from July 7 to 8 to Minneapolis for the National Educational Association meeting July 7 to 11. Return by July 14 or Sept 1 with 50 cent extra. one fare plus 200 membership fee for round trip. Inquiries to any Great Western Agent or J P Elmer G P A Chicago.
During the balance of summer up to Sept 15 1902 the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway will sell at exceptionally low rates both round trip and one way tickets to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood Springs Ogden Salt Lake City Lead DeadwoodCasrn and Hot Springs Get details of W Snere Agt.
Travel season promo from Chicago Great Western Railway inviting travelers to La Colorado and Utah routes for June to September with top privileges. Inquiries directed to any Great Western agent or J. P. Elmer G. P. A. Chicago Illinois. Spl2.
Miss Lewis a Philadelphia National School of Elocution graduate and pupil at Cumnock School of Evanston spends the summer with her brother Dr A M Lewis. She will receive pupils at 305 S Main St from 9:30 to 11:30 A M to meet those interested in elocution.
John Lonergan departed today to visit parts across the western states, planning stops and briefings along the route.
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