Homewood Presbyterian Church to Get New Building
Dr. W E Sloane leads Homewood Presbyterian in Minneapolis as a portable chapel suffices no longer. A 40 by 60 foot brick two story church with basement dining room kitchen toilets furnace heating and classrooms will be completed by September at Plymouth and Queen avenues costing 3500. The old chapel will be relocated to aid another organized church.
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Minneapolis Journal
W. FR. Sloane
Homewood Presbyterian Church
Minneapolis
The
Journal
Plymouth and
Queen Avenues
Homewood
W. A. McKenzie
Sloane
Governor Eberhart Honors Lutheran Pastors and Confirmation
Governor A O Eberhart spoke at the United Lutheran church of America convention praising the influence of his early confirmation instruction. He recalled Rev E T Quamn who led the devotional and memories of the confirmation class and a Norwegian hymn Spirit from above come down from on high.
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A. O. Eberhart
United Lutheran Church of America
E. T. Quamn
A F D Memorial Services Held By Austin Firemen
The Austin Firemen conducted annual memorial services at Christ Church on Sunday at 10 30 a m. Hose companies No 1 and 2 attended with all members in front sections reserved for them. Special music and a sermon by Rev C W Holmes honored five fallen boys including Edward J McGovern Harvey A Chapin Louis Lundberg Wm Dugan Jos Bushman Joseph M'ler.
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Austin Firemen
Christchurch
C. W. Holmes
Hose Co
Edward J McGovern
Harvey A. Chapin
Hose Co. No. 2
Louis Lundberg
Wm Dugan
Jos. Bushman
Joseph M'l'er
Fire at Hollister Farm Destroys Granary and Shed
Fire swept the Hollister farm south of town early this morning destroying a granary and machine shed. Fred Baird spotted the blaze at about three o'clock and woke renter P Rasmussen, saving some equipment while Baird’s car and a large amount of corn were ruined. The flames had burned long before arrival of the fire company.
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Fred Baird
HollIster
P. Rasmussen
Obituary of Norman R Dunkelmann in Austin and St Paul
Norman R Dunkelmann 1876 1960 died in St Paul June 11 after illness spanning two years He was born in Austin and worked with his father in the family clothing business Later moved to St Paul to work at the Military store He belonged to the Elk lodge and his funeral will be at 2:30 PM Tuesday with Rev F E Knopf in charge He leaves his mother and two sisters Bertha of Austin and Mrs Fred B Wood of St Paul
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Austin
Norman R. Dunkelmann
St. Paul
Dunkelmann
St. Joseph Hospital
Bertha
Norman Dunkelmann
Our City
R. Dunkelmann
Elk Lodge
F. E. Knopf
Fred B. Wood
Death of Carl A Carlson Leaves Austin With Noted Settler
Carl A Carlson a long time Austin resident and blacksmith since 1869 died at his home 921 East Water Street after Brights disease. He was born in Orebro Sweden on October 2 1841 and married Anna Olson October 20 1868. He leaves his wife and children and was a devout Lutheran and respected citizen. Also noted is the funeral of Margaret Downey age twenty six from St. Augustine's church, lauded for patience and cheer during long illness.
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Carl A. Carlson
Austin
Mower County
Mr. Carlson
Lutheran Church
Orebor
Sweden
Anna Olson
America
Geome
Carlson
Bright
East Water Street
Margaret Downey
Don Downey
Miss Downey
LaCrosse
Obituary Notice for Mrs Anderson and Family Members
Mrs John Anderson and Arthur Carlson of Austin, Mrs L F Clausen of Kenmare, N Dakota, Herbert Carlson of Warwick, N Dakota, Mrs C E Hovland of Coteau, N Dakota. one daughter Mrs Ella Chapman is dead. Funeral held Wednesday at three o clock from the house.
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John Anderson
Arthur Carlson
Austin
L. F. Clausen
Kenmare
N. Dak
Herbert Carlson
Warwick
C. E. Hovland
Coteau
Ella Chapman
Death of East Side mother follows sudden heart failure
Albertina Otterstrom Olson, aged about 47, died Sunday at 1:45 PM at 400 Hickory Street after a brief illness of bronchitis and grippe. She leaves husband A F Olson and eight children, with service to be held at 1 PM Wednesday from the family home. She was born in Klafrestrom Sweden on August 10 1863 and came to Austin in 1881 joining the Presbyterian church three years ago.
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C. A. Carlson
A. F. Olson
Hickory Street
Olson
East Side
Albertina Otterstrom
Klafrestrom
Sweden
Gladys
Marion
Death of Edward Creegan at Newry
Friends report the death of Edward Creegan age 20 at Newry on June 8 from heart disease. Born in Cartage, he lived in multiple towns before settling in this city and moving to Newry a year ago. Survived by mother, two brothers, four sisters including Miss Adeline Creegan. Funeral held Friday at Newry Catholic church with burial there.
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Edward Creegan
Newry
Carthage
Oak
Adeline Creegan
Newry Catholic Church
Death Notice of Mrs Dennis Healey of Leed North Dakota
Mrs Dennis Healey died after a recent operation complicated by pleurisy. The body will be taken to Decorah for burial at Blufton cemetery. She was a sister of Mrs Chas Gilleece and cousin of Mrs Frank Cronon, with funeral planned for Wednesday attended by relatives.
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Chas. Gilleee
Dennis Healey
Leed
N. D
Gilleece
Frank Cronon
Chas
Civic Improvement League Holds Library Meeting
The Civic Improvement League officers met at the Library on Sunday afternoon. Reports from committees were presented. Mrs J E Ober was appointed to fill the vacancy on the Lawns Lots and Yards committee. A general picnic plan was discussed and an important report from J N Nicholson on Laws and their Enforcement was read.
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Civic Improvement League
J. E. Ober
W. R. Clay
J. N. Nicholson
Arrest for Grand Larceny In Sauk Center Case
Sheriff Nicholson jailed Ray Markel in Sauk Center on April 23 for stealing a suit of clothes and a suitcase from Mrs Planigat’s boarding house at 401 Railway Street. Markel pleaded guilty before Justice Fairbanks and was bound over to the grand jury.
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Nicholson
Jay
Sauk Center
Ray Markel
Odd Fellows Picnic At Spring Valley June 15
Odd Fellows invite all to a free picnic at Spring Valley on Wednesday afternoon and evening June 15 with a big street parade two bands and major attractions. They depart Austin at 11 38 a m and return from Spring Valley at 12 57 a m. Meet our neighboring city’s good people and see them at their best.
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Odd Fellows
Spring Valley
Odd Fellows Invie
Austin T
Dramatic Company Opens Canvas Season in City
Dramatic players Maxam and Lights debut tonight at McKenna lots under canvas with The Street Walls of New York. The company is touted as one of the season’s best dramatic troupes performing in the open air.
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Maxam & Lights
McKenna Lots
New York
Cemetery Association Meeting in Cedar City
The Cedar City Cemetery Association will meet on Tuesday June 21 at 2 p.m. on the grounds to elect officers and address official business.
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Cedar City Cemetery Association
Settling the Barber
A London News note recalls a razor edge encounter where a barber offers hair restorer to a victim who hints at a prior visit. The victim resists and reveals a scarred past, remarking his face has healed since then. The exchange hints at past tensions and a lingering feud.
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London News
Village Seeks Bid for Waltham Lock-Up Construction
Sealed proposals for the erection and completion of a village lock-up in Waltham Minnesota are due by 10 o clock A M June 25 1910 at the village recorder s office. Plans prepared by architect W F P Keefe Austin Inc are on file with the village recorder and architect. A 5 percent certified check accompanies each bid. The village reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Waltham Minnesota June 9 1910 L S Chapman village recorder
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Waltham
Minnesota
Village Recorder
Minn
W.fp, Keefe
Austin, Inc
Waltham, Minn
Flour Prices and Wholesale Goods from Peerless Flour Mills
Cash prizes offered with delivery on reasonable orders. Prices updated regularly but subject to change. Sacks of Flour including Peerless, White Rose and Kansas Patent advertised with weights and per sack costs. Bulk items listed include Middlings Ground Feed and Cracked Corn with per Cwt pricing. Ad targets teachers, business women and nurses. 11-31
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Austin
California
West Mill Street
Schultz
Kansas
Peerless Flour Mills
Farina
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W. E. Sloane
Minneapolis Presbyterian Church
Wm. E. Sloane
Miniity
A. F.D. Memorial Services
Christ Church
Hollister Farm
Norman Rudolph Dunkelmann
St. Augustine’s Church
Katherini Gilleece Healey
Chicago
the Herald
Wood
Maple Street
Henry Furtney
P. O
Cincinnati
Elk Hotel
L. F. Torsleft
Merriam Park
Twin Cities
C. H. Perry
E. 6Th St
Itd
Interstate 116
Alex 8
Campbell
Evergreen Farm
Timothy Hay
Wm. P. Johnson
L. D. Baird
R. R. No
Buckbee’s
Cressey’s Music Store
West College Street
Horse ‘Office
Ira
Will Miner
Jane Todd
Herald
A. H. Zilmer
Waterloo, Iowa
Brethern of Christ
Rochford Land CO
Ohn Rochford
Kenwood Ave
Register Building
Main Street
Peter Capretz
First National Bank
Austin, Minn US
W. Shaw
H. L. Banfield
N F Bandeld
H J Droft
Chapman
John M. Briebach
the Meat Man
Mee
Mey
Maai
Fleming
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