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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1908
Page
3
Multiple real estate items listed including four houses for sale on Alleghany in Bay field Wisconsin a swap on Lansing Ave for a good house and barn with three lots a $1000 loan available on good security and a farm near Dexter with good buildings
Miss Lila Loucks teaching at Hrowhsdale returns home for summer. Several locals travel or visit kin across Freeborn and Waltham. The Turtle Creek bridge near the Catholic cemetery is closed for repairs. A variety of notices include church events, lost shoes, ads for buggies and medicines, and upcoming dances and concerts among Austin residents and visitors.
Official notice requires all persons seeking saloon licenses to file applications in the City Recorder's office on or before June 10, 1908. Signed T. M. Foster, City Recorder.
Social events report a combined whist party for thirty two players in honor of Mr and Mrs Snere at the Joseph Keenan home Friday evening. A picnic supper followed at 6 30. Mr Snere departs Monday for Sheldon Iowa with Mrs Snere to join later. Also a Sunday school entertainment at East Side Presbyterian church Friday evening was well received.
Rev J S Budlong returned from Minneapolis where he attended the Fifty first Annual Council of the Episcopal church of the Diocese of Minnesota. He was elected Dean of the Faribault Deanery and chairman of the committee on the state of the church. He also became a supplementary Delegate to the Missionary Council meeting in Fargo in November, with oversight of missionary work in Rice LeSueur Steele Freeborn Waseca Mower and Dakota counties.
A large group of friends gathered Friday night at East Water Street to enjoy violin selections by Prof. Morgan and accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Mitchell.
Well known chiropodists Prof F N Ewer and his wife are at the Grand Hotel offering foot care for corns bunions and nails. They will call at your home by phone at no extra charge for those needing treatment.
Dr A M Lewis to lead the Men s Meeting at the Elks Hall Sunday afternoon. Etta Robertson to sing a solo and a duet with Alice Hayes. An interesting meeting is assured with a large attendance desired.
James Plzak expresses gratitude to Mayor Sutton and all who aided Mrs Josephine Maurek during her time of need.
A notice from Pastor G W Lutz announces a church board meeting at 10:00 Sunday morning in the church dining room. It states there is business of great importance and requests every board member to attend.
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for their kind words deeds flowers and help during our recent sorrow from Mrs. Josephine Maurek and Children.
Houses on water bridge railway St Paul streets and Oakland avenue plus town lots and farms near Austin and in the northern part of the state. Call see G Sorflaten at Office 223 N Main St for details.
Latest styles in Mission Cathedral and Holand shades for chandelier stand and drop lights. Call and see them. Everything in electrical supplies. Estimates gladly given on house wiring. Wallace Gregson, Electrician. 121 West Mill Street.
For Sale or Rent The Benton property in south town offers a seven room well-built house, electric lights, large barn, chicken-house, outbuildings, and a grove with orchard. Includes nineteen lots over nearly two blocks, with option to subdivide or sell improvements by four or more lots. One of the finest properties for space and good buildings.
Community sellers offer penny pictures and postcards at Hall's Grocery with a deadline of July 15th. The promotion invites residents to collect affordable keepsakes and engage with local vendors during the summer season.
An old advertisement mix notes about petroleum coke from Mower County Lumber Co and a sworn statement by Frank J. Cheney of J. F. Cheney & Co. offering one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice includes notary details, age references, and mentions Hall's pills for constipation.
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