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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1901
Page
3
Local column mixes piano and organ repair services with health warnings. Brief items mention toning and repairing at a corner shop, plus fragmented references to illness like cholera and dysentery and a quoted excerpt about faith and perseverance.
A dense collection of sale notices and classifieds. Items include farm product ads for Barred Rock and Bisok Minolca eggs, an Excelsior wheel, and a raph gow listed with owners Fieder returnew M J Keensa and E F. Peox. Property sales announce houses, lots, and land on Red street and Ma ple street near the court house with claims against T. H. Pridham and the Cooley paint shop. Also many medical and household product ads from Dr. White and Malloy Bros, plus services from Rochford, Austin Steam Laundry, and the Minneapolis lumber yard.
A parade of community notices runs through town life. Personal notes report O A Schall visiting for piano work, a Hen ALD editorial trip, and unions picnics at Jobo J. Far long's. Several residents travel for business, visits, or hospital stays while Andrews band held an open-air concert drawing a crowd.
Mrs. Alex Campbell and Frances visit Owatonna while relatives host from McIntyre Iowa and Blue Earth. Local visitors from McGregor Minneapolis and South Bend gather, with plans for a K P and Elks picnic. Alderman Gleason misplaces dog tags during a humorous city errands tale, ending with tags found aboard a train.
Investors are urged to consider North Dakota bargains with trenches ready for occupancy and thousands of acres of wild land suitable for farming or grazing. Prices range from $1.50 to $5.00 per acre. Address: F. uu1s, Mandan, North Dakota.
A clipped OCR fragment notes references to the College of Medicine and Surgery and St Paul Hospital, with partial place names and institutions mentioned in a municipal or professional context. The readable portion lists Hinn and City and Couns references alongside the institutions.
London June 18 dispatch from the consul general of Somalialand reports the mad mullah expedition engaged in heavy fighting on May 28. Captain Merewether's mounted column struck the mullah's supply camp during a night march, captured 6000 head of cattle, killed one chief, captured another, covered 100 miles, and returned to base after a sharp action in 24 hours.
About 200 delegates from diverse societies of the diocese of Winona convene in Winona. Priests from Chatfield to Winona attend the solemn mass. A high mass, choirs, and Tichy orchestra mark the day. Griffin of Fairmont delivers a notable temperance sermon. A rally with music and later events is planned.
An old advertisement extols striving to do one’s best in any chosen pursuit, praising Golden Grain Belt beer as a healthful tonic. It notes distribution via local dealers or O. J. Weisel Austin and mentions social notices like Miss Ethel Birkett’s visit with the Dean family and visits by Miss Certie Tischon and others to Mapleton and Adams.
Mrs Obas entertained the Jol ly Twelve Whiet Club at Water Street Tuesday night in honor of Sadie Litchfield-Selis who leaves soon for her new home in Kansas City. Whiet, as usual, furnished the evening's amusement. Mrs McDonald won the head prize, a silver spoon, and Mrs Mackie the inglorious prize, a china cup and saucer. Souvenir baskets of candy were given to each lady. Refreshments were served and the party dispersed wishing Mrs Sells prosperity in her new home.
We have placed our entire stock of fine tan and ox blood shoes on a special sale call early while we have all sizes and widths. All our best custom made fine tan indkid shoes including the coop land and Ryder make formerly $4.50 to $5.00 now $4.00 and all new oxblood styles available at once. Your choice 3
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