Special Sheet Music Sale At Andrews Music Store
Local note lists a special sale of sheet music at Andrews Music Store with prices at cost. Items include a piano sale, promotional lines, and mentions of local people traveling, fairs, and events. Owatonna hosts a free street fair June 3-6 with rail discounts. a class play and Day exercises planned at the Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews Music Store
A. N. Kinsman
Minneapolis
Malloy Bros
Dorothy Pooler
Cresco
Hayes Bros
Guillemin’s
Probate notices and local appointments reported
Mrs. Sarah C. Benton qualified as administratrix of Geo. W. Benton estate. Petition filed for administrator of Thos. O Leary estate. Hearing set for July 1. I G Stark bought a promising Austin bred colt to be driven and trained, sparking horsemen interest. Chas Johnson returned from Minneapolis. Rev J C Roseland went to Adams to conduct a funeral. C L Avery traveled to Chester for business.
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Sarah C. Benton
Geo. W. Benton
Thos. O'Leary
Albert Lea
J. C. Roseland
Adams
Weather and local notices from Minnesota 1910s era
Local forecast notes Minnesota conditions for the next 36 hours with inconsistent phrasing. Community items mention Hayes Bros introducing new gift lines at reasonable prices and several residents traveling or ill. Activities include a baseball game at the fairgrounds, school attendance in Owatonna, land for sale in Clayton township, and a lost parcel from the Decker and Felton farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Township
Mower County
J. M. Cannon Land Agency
C.d
T. A. Keating
Adams
D. H. Stimson
C. D. Belden
Hayes Bros
J.S. Decker
Peter Felton
Golden Eagle
Diwl
Juniors Capture Cup In Southern Minnesota Meet
Oakland farmer G E Norton sold 235 acres one mile north of the station to Mr Webber of Illinois for 60 dollars an acre. Various local residents including Miss Margaret Quinn and Miss Meta Fox are noted for teaching and visiting. A baseball game at the fairgrounds gave Austin the Southern Minnesota high school championship after Blooming Prairie claimed it earlier. an interclass field and track meet followed with many prize winners led by Lynn Varco and Winfield Wright. The Juniors won the relay and the silver cup trophy sparked strong class spirit. The Art and Literary Society hosted a musical and puzzle afternoon at Mrs E Myers home with a grand march and a formal supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Norton
Oakland
Mr. Webber
Illinois
Fairgrounds
Blooming Prairie
Austin
Minnesota
Blooming Prairie Boys
Austin Boys
Art and Literary Society
E. Myers
Walter Egan
Water Shutoff Planned on City Streets Tomorrow
Water will be shut off tomorrow on Mill street from River to Main, Franklin from Water to Oakland, and ar Chatham Bridge to Oakland Avenue from Franklin to Main. Wm. Topp, Supt.
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Mill
Franklin
Oakland
Chatham
Main
Wm. Topp
Daisy Bell Atkinson to wed Manley Harrison Furtney
Invitations are out for the marriage of Daisy Bell Atkinson of Rochester to Manley Harrison Furtney of this city. The ceremony will be at the brides parents home in Rochester on June 10 at 5 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Bell Atkinson
Rochester
Manley Harrison Furtney
Police Salaries Seek City Council Increase
The police force will request a salary increase from the city council while a petition circulates urging approval. The move aims to boost officer pay amid ongoing budget considerations and public safety concerns.
Austin Team Wins Interclass Meet With Cup
The team scored 60 points to win the cup while sophomores totaled 41 and seniors 28. The results met interscholastic standards and Austin looks to perform well next year. Credit is given to local businessmen who donated prizes for the events.
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Austin
East Side News Socials and Local Health Updates
Brakeman Blomquist remains in very serious condition after the Northfield incident. Mrs. Frank Philips of Jackson visited Mrs. Will Plummer. Brakeman Fairbanks listed as sick. Laura Hayes and Ida Ver milya of Dexter guests at COE Dicken's home. O'Gara family returned to Owatonna after visiting Brosards. Paul and Keene Brossard to spend summer. Conductors wives social note. quilt raffle on the night of the 10th. Andrew Johnson back from Denver after attending BRT convention. Mrs. J. Meiden of Monterey visiting sister Mrs. Geo. Taylor. Mrs. Thornton visiting Northfield. Mrs. Phillips of Jackson en route from Faribault to home visits R. M. Haseltine. G A R social at Conrade Fogarty home was pleasant. ice cream and cake served.
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Margaret Quinn
Winona Normal School
Chaska
Meta Fox
Friends
Minneapolis
Emma Dunbar
Crookston
Hutchins
St. Paul
Moline
Ill
Andrew Nelson
Dan Taylor
Presbyterian Church
M. Goodspeed
Helen Preston
Jessie Stimson
J. H. Anderson
St. Cecelia Guild
Blomquist
Northfield
Frank Philips
Jackson
Will Plummer
Fairbanks
Laura Hayes
Ida Vermilya
Dexter
CO. E. Dicken
O’gara
Owatonna
Brossard
Paul
Keene Brossard
Andrew Johnson
Denver
B. of R. T
J. Meiden
Monterey
Geo. Taylor
Thornton
Phillips of
R. M. Haseltine
Fairbault
Conrade
Sprinkling Notice for Austin 1903 Season
The Common Council of Austin will hold a special meeting at 7 30 p m in the City Recorder office on Friday June 12 1903 to order street sprinkling for the season 1903. Streets affected include Main street from Lansing avenue to Oakland avenue Oakland avenue from Main street to Kenwood avenue and Water street from Main street east.
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Common Council
City of
Austin
City Recorder
Main Street
Lansing Avenue
Oakland Avenue
Kenwood Avenue
Water Street
Austin Sprinkling Petitions Sought On City Streets
The Common Council plans sprinkling on Bridge Street from Main to Kenwood, Chatham from Bridge to Nassau, Greenwich from Nassau to Winona, and Courtland from Lansing to High. Sprinkling requires a petition signed by a majority of street frontages. Petitions must be filed with the City Recorder for publication two weeks before a special meeting. May 22, 1903. T. M. Foster, City Recorder.
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Bridge Street
Main Street
Kenwood Avenue
Chatham Street
Greenwich Street
Nassau Street
Winona Street
Courtland Street
Lansing Avenue
High Street
Common Council
City Recorder
Austin, Minn
T. M. Foster
His 42nd Birthday Party for Rudy Peterson Invited Friends
Rudy Peterson turned 42 on Wednesday and hosted a stag celebration with the Harmonia club and other friends. Congratulatory remarks were offered by J Fitzthum and Ed Schieweck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Peterson
Harmonia Club
J. Fitzthum
Ed Schieweck
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Johnson
Kbride
Edwards, Wood & CO Q
Board OF Trade
Aes Oprovisions
Saar
Jaye
Minnespollis
Evelyn Carter
Rose Creek
Birkett, Home
Fenton
Harold Fenton
Chas. Fenton
Otto Dorenberg
Redwood Falls
Geo. Burnham
Opera House
Hunt
Horn
le Roy
C. C. Leck
Andrew
Johnsburg
Iva Wiseman
Aegis
C. P. Nichols
Aus
Wuly
Dee
Epwards, Woop & Co
Irvin Fox
Smith Primier
First Street
Probate News
C. L. Avery
Chester
Butchers
Beloy
Ing
Castile
Jaa-Lic
Furni
Ture
Viver i
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Weather Forecast
Nellie Gibson
Hollister
Belvidere, Ill
Mrs. Carr of
Maj
Nichole
Lylen
Southern
Lynn Varco
Austin Varniture Co
Chester Johnson
C. A. Pooler
Winfield Wright
Marcus Stillman
Kodak
Doehne
Miles Birkett
Ib. Allegrettis
Paccinni
Decker Bros
Chester Montgomery
Fisch Bros
Clare Basford
Hirsh
Pitzen
Harry French
Fairbanks Bros
Schleuder
Wright
Medicine Cabinet
Chas Cressey
Chas. L. West
Bessie Kinsman
fan—Joseph
Ruth Curtis
Umbrella
Murphy
Barr
Scovil
Lockerby
Fountain
F. E. Gleason
Montgomery
H. Birkett
Johnson, Whitely
P. H.friend
Stillman Pocket Book
Malloys
Varco
Schwan and Son
Basford
Donovan
Ethel Becker
Earl and Bustard
Maurine French
Candy Ebinger
Helen Banfield
Art.and Literary Society
N. W. Fletcher
Wise
Geo. Wise
Wa. Pettengill
E. Dexter
W. E. Myers
G. A. Tisdale
E. Barr
F. A. Showers
I. Thompson
Wilfred
East Side News
Maurek’s Peoples Store
John Gund Brewing CO
la Crosse, Wie
Jim
Goran A. Rigy
The
Austin Furniture Company
G. Fred Baird
Lafayette Park
R Nutter
Minneapoli
Attorney French
Garfield Street
Beatty
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