Local Austin Notes Highlight Dining Jobs and Outings
Multiple Austin items include Palace Restaurant staff and dining updates, newspaper promotions, and local visits. Mentions Roy Dinemoor's horse accident with injuries, fishing trips to Clear Lake, and various residents traveling to nearby towns for errands, sales, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Gil Goode
Roy Dinemoor
Qarren
Palace Restaurant
Will Gillispie
Herbert Schiender
Reteloff
Jack Davidson
Norm Sutherland
Look Before You Leap On High Grade Eldredge Bicycles
A public sale ad promotes Eldredge Bicycles at a cut price, offering a $50.00 machine reduced to $40.00 while stock lasts. The sale emphasizes the wheel’s world reputation and urges buyers to act quickly.
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Eldredge
Notable Moves and Visits From Regional Figures
Yores and families prepare for relocations and travels. Mrs Brainerd of Brooming Prairie plans days at Cotter and Kelly homes while N S Goodrich heads to Detroit Minn to enter the drug business. Several others, including J W Phillips, M E James and L Gailer, announce visits and travels East and to New York City and New Haven Conn. General Federation and Women’s Clubs convene in Milwaukee June 4 to 8, with Chicago Great Western Ry offering excursion tickets June 2 to 5 for return by June 11 under specific fare terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. G. Brainerd
Brooming Prairie
Cotter
Kelly
Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago Great Western Ry
F. H. Lord
Adams Street
Chicago
NOT A CANDIDATE FOR RENOMINATION IN SOUTH DISTRICT
Rumor suggests Hon. O. L. West may not seek re election after two terms. Mr Weet indicated business prevents him from pursuing renomination this year. His decision surprises many who expected his continued bid and support in the district.
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Henato
Hon. O. L. West
Weet
Sweniigeon
Owatona man hurt in switchyard accident
Frank Martinek of Owatona, a laborer bound for Greece, attempted to board a freight near the Ramsey Y switch in the afternoon. He fell and suffered a bad head wound. extent of injuries not yet known. He has two brothers living in Owatonne.
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Frank Martinek
Owatona
Austin
Ramsey “Y
Creece
Owatonne
Alderman Seeks Help For New Austin Electric Plant
Alderman Padden spent the morning canvassing the city for workers on the forthcoming electric plant project. If local labor is unavailable he will travel to Minneapolis tomorrow to recruit 30 men to come to Austin and assist with the construction.
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Padden
Minneapolis
Austin
Farmer's Institute Arrives for June Event at Grand Meadow
A Farmers' Institute day event returns to Grand Meadow with experienced growers sharing methods to ease farming challenges. The corps of Institute workers will be on site Saturday June 9 at 10 am for both morning and afternoon sessions, inviting local farmers within driving distance to attend and gain practical knowledge.
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Farmer’s Institute
Farmer's Institute
Farmers’ Institute
Corps of Institute
Grand Meadow
Ostrander Wedding Unites Jessie Syke and Noah Cooper
On May 23 at the home of C. B. McNeil in Ostrander Miss Jessie Syke wed Mr. Noah Cooper in a ceremony attended by about eighty relatives and friends. Edna Spooner played music as flower girls scattered petals under a floral arch. Relatives from Rochester Minnesota Chester Iowa and Lansing Michigan joined the reception and gifts included a gold watch and china set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. McNeil
Ostrander
Jessie Syke
Noah Cooper
Edna Spooner
Little Harrie McNeil
Nettie Cady
Clare Cooper
Gracie Syke
Warren
China
Rochester
Minn
Chester
Iowa
Lansing
Mich
Herap
Ed Sutherland Approves Big Tent Show Trip
Ed Sutherland received a letter from Smith Converse and Wa Dell Co inviting him to join a large wagon show in Broadhead Wisconsin this week. He accepted and will travel by wagon. He plans to leave for the event later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Sutherland
Smith, Converse and
Wa Dell Co
Broadhead
Wic
Wagda
Board of Trade votes for six months city advertising
At a special meeting the Board of Trade approved 112.50 for six months of advertising in the Chicago Great Western By.folders. The group also discussed a street fair and invited all interested to join the next meeting on June 13 to discuss it.
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Board of Trade
Meetings and personnel changes noted in local notices
A trio of group meetings is announced with the K P s at their hall tonight, the Austin District Court of Honor at the Elks hall tomorrow evening, and the Yeo men at their hall Wednesday night with initiation and officer elections planned. Also, A B Bacon of Grand Meadow is en route to Nora Springs for a few days with friends, and Chas Holmes has left the Cronon billiard parlor for a barber position in D Stager's parlor.
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Austin District Court of Honor
The
Elks Hall
Bacon
Grand Meadow
Nora Springs
Chas. Holmes
Frank Cronon
D. Stager
Farmers Credit Company Directors and Contact Notice
Mower Fillmore Olmstead and Dodge counties Directors C L Woolridge W D Lockwood H LaPint IL M Poor A Tingerson strictly a farmers company preserving business at actual cost Correspondence solicited Good chance for agents D K Michenir See y Etna Minn
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Mower
Fillmore, Olmstead and
Dodge Counties
C. L. Woolridge
W. D. Lockwood
H. LaPint
IL M. Poor
A. Tingerson
Fire at A. E. Peaskee home caused by gasoline stove
A small Sunday afternoon blaze at the residence of A. E. Peaskee started from a gasoline stove. The fire alarm was triggered and the fire company arrived promptly but the flames were extinguished quickly before their arrival.
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A. E. Peaskee
C. G
Teeter
Christopherson Walters
Ulmer
Bershon
Johnson
Bassett
Asher
Beeman
Gibson
Becker
Thon
Ripley Whalen
LaCom
McGulpin
Horrobin
Small Blaze
Welch and others in city court detentions
Patrick Welch faced a drunkenness charge and paid a ten dollar fine or served ten days in the city jail after promising to leave town. Max Welch was fined five dollars or five days for begging. he served five days in jail. The report also notes several visitors in Austin including A O Thomas and R V Blythe en route between Northfield and Nora Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Welch
Judg le Bineen
Welch
Max Welch
Robinson
R. V. Blythe
Austin
Northfield
Nora Springs
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Joe Keenan
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Orrie Hayes
Ladies’ Musical Society
F. I. Crane
Jane
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James Geraghty, Jr
M. Majors
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Red Rock
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Pearl
Lake Cry
Father Vaughn
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Henry Brown
Ideal Restaurant
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Doebne
L. M. Rawn
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Frank Bartlett
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Northwood
the Palace
S. A. Hoyt
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M. E. James
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Pree
Wm. Kumap
D. K. Michenir
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Mion
Ralf Price
A. O. Thomas
Blooming Prairie
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Paul
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L. Potter
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