Fire company gains new towns as Winona session opens
The local fire company association expands with Jackson, Marshall, Lyle, Ely, Stewartville, Worthington, Spring Valley, Walker, Adams, New Ulm Hose 1 2 and 3, and Pelican Rapids joining. Auction sale of high grade buggies and implements set for June 16 1900 at Joseph Keenan's warehouse with full warranties.
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Fire Company Association
Winona
Jackson, Marshall, Lyle, Ely
Stewartville
Worthington Spring Valley
Walker, Adams
New Ulm Hose Companies
Pelican Rapide
Joseph Keenan
New Gas Vapor Launch and Clinker Built Row Boats
Boat house rear of new Herald building. charter possible at all hours. Office 121 Bridge Street. A B Hunkins proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Herald Building
Bridge Street
A. B. Hunkins
All Comers at Wm Cutter Over Gleason’s Jewelry Store
A brief notice notes a public event or sale at the Gleason’s Jewelry Store location with Wm Cutter hosting or presiding over all comers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleason’s Jewelery Store
Local Talent Presents Play at Austin Opera House
The production arrives at the Austin Opera House Monday June 18 under the direction of Miss Alice Sinclair with a strong city cast. Watch for further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Opera House
Alice Sinclair
Austin School Board Hires Two Teachers for Vacancies
The Austin School Board met at the school house hall on Wednesday evening. Vacancies in the first and third grades were filled by Estella Slavin and Fannie Robbins at $40 a month. Bids for a 3 inch cement walk were discussed. three bidders used 24 inches and one 3 inches, so no contract awarded. Plans for a 3 inch walk with drains were ordered, and repairs to cavEsponte to be addressed.
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Dinemoor
Weewinkle
Estella Slavin
Fannie Robbins
Wm. Wiliams
E. ©. Kinney
C. E. Dickens
J. A. Schroeder
K. E. Shepherd
F. E. Gleason
R. E. Shepherd
Weather: Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with showers
Partly cloudy conditions tonight give way to showers Friday, mainly across the western portion. Temperatures remain mild with scattered shower activity likely in western areas.
City Considers Austin Street Fair Plan
A Wednesday evening meeting heard support for a potential Austin street fair. A three member committee R R Murphy L L Thomas and F P Mctride was appointed to study costs and methods by contacting other cities with fairs. A follow up meeting at City Hall next Wednesday will hear the committee report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
R. R. Murphy
L. Thomas
F. P. Mctride
Suit Involving Secret Orders Over Policy Reinstatement
Frank Bowlin minor by guardian sues over life policy from Olive Camp No. 9 against Soverign camp Woodmen of the World. Judge Otie sets aside a $1,113.75 verdict. Bowlin’s policy lapsed with $3.30 dues. reinstatement required a full physical exam which he could not endure due to consumption. Arrears were refused by camps when the back dues were offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bowlin
Hie Guardian Ad Litem
George Bowlin
Soverign Camp
Woodmen of the World
Otie
Olive Camp No. 9
Bowlin
Foverign
Normal Students Receive Pleasant Reception at Harpman Hall
Students of the S. M N. club enjoyed a reception in Harpman Hall with Prof. Boostrom and Prof. Jackman leading the committee. Toasts honored the Future of S. M N. and the U.S., with music, recitations, and a circle sing along with “Blest Be the Tie.”
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H.S. Miller
Nebraska
Boscenssea
Ida Bergen
Missouri
Chester Hall
Dotiag
Avoty Daly Umma Oiick Ciks
Casi
Cees
Tce
Clerks and Bankers Open Football Game at 5 O'clock
Clerks and bankers played football at the grounds this afternoon with the match called at five. The line up lists players for both sides including Wengert Kelly Waldron Wilbour Bacock Banfield Johnson Page Mitchell Anderson Sutherland Sherwood Wabcock Clark Penniman Bassler West. The game is in session as we go to press.
Musicians Open Studio At 100 South Chathamtrees
Mrs. N Elliott and children of Grand Meadow visit the city. Professors L R Allum and R N Grace, graduates of Dixon Conservatory of Music, plan to locate here and have opened a studio at 100 South Chathamtrees offering piano and stringed instrument instruction. Call or address then. at the studio. 8-6.
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L. R. Allum
R. N. Grace
Dixon, Il
Conservatory of Music
Chathamtrees
Notice to settle accounts with Chapman & Fairbanks
All knowing themselves indebted to Chapman and Fairbanks will please settle at once. All recounts not settled on or before July 1 1900 will be placed with our attorney for collection. M. O. Chapman & Co.
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Chapman & Fairbanks
M. O. Chapman & Co
Johnson and Jester Tie The Knot In Minnesota Ceremony
On Wednesday June 6 at the bride's parent's home in Tappi Minnesota Miss Neta OC Johnson married Verizzin Jester of Elkton Minnesota. A wedding breakfast followed the ceremony before the couple departed for Keyon. Johnson is described as a young lady of many fine traits and wide circle of friends. Jester works in the grain business at Kenyon Minnesota.
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Tappi
Minn
Neta OC. Johnson
Verizzin
Jester
Elkton
Keyon
Miss Johnson
Kenyon
Mino
Spring Valley
Train Fares Published By Northwestern Route Agent
C W Snere agent posts round trip fares from Madison and Northfield with dates in June and July. Madison routes via Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul list 1 1/3 fare for round trip. Northfield dates June 14 and 15 show 1 1/3 fare.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul Madison
8. D
Northfield
Minn
C. W. Snere
Agt
Train Fares For St Paul Trips Listed
The notice lists Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway fares to St Paul for June, detailing a round trip fare of one and one third for trips on June 18 26 and 29 and a single fare for round trips on June 21 and 23 by C W Snere agent.
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Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry
St. Paul
C. W. Snere
Axgt
Traveling Agents Visit City From Brewing Firms
N. J ohnson of St Paul traveling agent for the Hamm Brewing Company and B Mergen of Northfield transacted business in the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. ©. Johnson
St. Paul
Hamm Brewing Company
B. Mergen
Northfield
Farewell Surprise For Mrs Goodrich At Baptist Home
A farewell party hosted by the ladies of the Baptist church was held at Mrs O A Holister’s Winona street home on Wednesday afternoon. About fifty attended and an elaborate supper was served at six. Mrs Goodrich received a berry dish as a remembrance gift before departing this week for an extended visit with relatives in Detroit Michigan and then to her new home in Detroit Minnesota.
Local notes on visits and events in Grand Meadow and Austin
In Grand Meadow and surrounding towns various residents were seen in the city today. Albert Lea proclaims itself the only city in the region to have an automobile for visitor use. The Normal College graduation exercises are held at Music Hall tonight, and a Razorbacks versus Fats ball game is teased with Lee Sargent heading the Razorbacks and Norm Dunkelman the fats captain. Various locals including Chas Lee, John Gulden, H Boyer, and J E Davison transact business or visit. One week remains before Company G departs for Lake City, and Austin residents anticipate Elks Carnival week.
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Razor
Lee Sargent
Razors
Norm Dunkelman
Fats
Chas. Lee
Spring Valley
John Gulden
Friends
Grand Meadow
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Mr. and
Mee. C. L. Weet
Otranto
Gamble
Lutie Ober
Mise Ardell Wella
Mise Hester Hammond
Lane
Gale
Cal
F. W. Palmer
Albert Lea
G. Johnerud
Freeborn County
Bancroft
Tureday
Thomas O'Neil
Dover Bank
John H. Skinner
The
Mapleton
Doehne
Harmonia Club
Golden Crown Care
Malloy Bros
Lansing
Misses Maxwell
Oakland and
Kenwood Avenues
Kodak
Doehne the Draggier
Forepaugh & Selis
Main Street Fruit Store
Wm. O'Connor
Pleasant Valley
Main Street
Mississ
Dora Peterson
Minnie Dalle
Oscar Peterson
Hayfield
Normal College
Madison Medicine Co
Malloy Brose
Malloy Broe
W. D. Andrew
College Street
Gleason's Store
Mieses Margarette, Annie and
Margie Watkins
Joe Pollock
Uneeda
Mre. E
Bigelow
Dodge Centre
M.N.O
Austin Steam Laundry
Water
Franklin Streets
Joseph Nelson
Dexter
O. L. Nelson
Duluth
Minoo
Chas. Howard
Lyle Was & Court House
Lesh Baxter
Roy Morse
Kaseon
N.C
John
Rocky Mountain
J. Foster
Dan Bero
Twin Cities
Lizzie Hormel
Laurel Dancing Club
Baird Farm
Newmane Orchestra
Peter Filbourn
G. Leath
Lyle
BR. J. Dowdell
Green Farm
Amos Hill
Brother Orran
Willis Bryan
Austin Boat
Wm. Cutter
Malloy Brothers
Austin, Mina
Opera House
Pharmay
Austin School Board
School House
Pres
J. W. ©. Dinemoor
J. F. Fairbanke
H. A. Avery
D. H. Decker
Faribault
S. M N
Harpman
Hell
Boostrom
Jackman
Teeesa
Eeuee
Eaee
Ogee Eee
Eang
Amy Biglow
Sete
Wengert
Kelly
Waldron
Wilbour
B.bcock
Banfield
Johnson
F Mitchell
Ss Ba Ag
Anderson Sutherland Sherwood
Wabcock
Clark Penniman Bassler West
P. O
Japan
C. W. Taylor & Co
J.H. Makepeace
A. H. Loucks
Amos H. Makepeace
Palace Grocery
Jake Nichelson
Music Hall
Tait
H. Boyer
J. E. Davison
Hams Brewing Co
Mre. Garr
Jack Davison
Paul
H. Welber
Anston Haskers
L. D. Evens
M Cr
Mercury
Grand Hotel
Ray Morse
Kasson
G. E. Black
Mankato
Mrs. Everson
Calmer
Company G
Lake City
John Campbell
Ida House
Sparta
Wis
la Clair
Fairbanlt
Ray Pooler
Minneapolis
Colorado
Milton Rogers
Fairbealt
J. Z. Rogers
Ole O. Shore Sr
Oto II
Samto QO
Bae Dus
Les
Chi Choice
Sts
R. R. Murphy’s
Austin Furni
Ture
Merrick and Baird
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