Local notices and ads mention delegates and services
Mrs. O D Bolden visits sister Mrs A E Outer and attends Epworth League. J H Nicholin of Minneapolis calls on friends in the city. Doehn’s offers complete photography supplies. Osteopathy at home by H Edward Walker. Austin Steam Laundry advertises quick commercial service. West travels to St Paul for Republican convention. Various ads include Never-Too-Cheaper Uneeda Berries, Frank Cronati’s billiards, farm trade offer, Rippe and Rocky Mountain Tea promotions, Henry Bush fireworks, and business college prospects in Mankato.
Notes from Camp Lake View Preserve Soldier Routines
Heat curbs duty as sentinels rest 1 to 6 pm. Col Robert, adjutant picks Qay Ripley as colonel’s orderly. Five men from the rank are sent to hospital for heat exhaustion. Lieut Sargeant improves. Local items note kisses, foundry scrap iron sales, Kodak supplies, and July 4 plans at G A R Hall and East Side church dinner. Weather forecast says generally fair.
New Vapor Launch At Local Herald Office
Unclear text describes a new gas vapor launch and a clinxer built within the vicinity of the Herald office at 121 Bridge Street. Proprietor A. B. Unkins noted.
Rushing Trade At Chatham Street Livery Barn
On a visit to the Chatham street livery barn owned by J P Rogers we found him busy with purchases of new carriages and horses. His aim is to offer only first class rigage and service, reflecting his active trade and deserve for good patronage.
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Onas. Webber
Mankato
Chatham Street
J. P. Rogers
J.P
Billliard
Bridge Collapse After Pleasant Valley Storm
A strong storm in Pleasant Valley undermined the Pleasent Valley bridge causing it to fail during a water rush. Milkman Kindt suffered heavy losses as livestock washed away. crops along the valley were leveled with corn ruined in several spots.
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Pleasent Valley
Kindt
Milwaukee timetable change after July first announced
Ed Foat of Grand Meadow was in the vicinity when the note about timetable changes for Milwaukee after July 1 appeared.
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Milwaukee
Ed Foat
Grand Meadow
Reward Offered for Missing John Peter Sir Marie in Caledonia
A notice from John Peter Sir Marie’s parents in Caledonia Minnesota offers a $100 reward for information on his whereabouts. The man, 28, of Luxembourgish descent, with crippled feet and dark features, vanished around mid May 1900 from his home. The reward is shared with the newspaper publishing the finder’s affidavit, with terms set by Walter Goergen, president of the Houston County State Bank.
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John Peter Sir Marie
Caledonia
Minn
Mianasote
Houston County State Bank
AR Menepapere
Walter Goergen Pres
The
Caledonis, Mion
Residents from area listed in Austin visit
In Austin today were M D Neleop and Peter Heffner of Nevada Benny Matter of Waltham John Reiser of Dexter John Pinkeva of Lansing and Anguet Larson of Marshall among the Mower County residents noted in the report.
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Mower County
Austin
M. D. Neleop
Peter Heffner
Nevada
Benny Matter
Waltham
John Reiser
Dexter
John Pinkeva
Lansing
Anguet Larson
Marshall
Carnival Fund Drive Sparks Austin Hometown Support
An Austin meeting chaired by O L West heard strong local backing for a street carnival. The committee reported over 800 dollars in subscriptions on day one and aimed for at least 2000 dollars to ensure a successful event. Plans include an Elks hall dedication and a parade with bands from Mankato Minneapolis St Paul La Crosse and Mason City, plus railroad rate talks in Twin Cities.
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Court House
O. L. West
Chas Brodie
C. L. West
Chas Hucer
John Rustad
R. R. Murphy
Ansetm
Elke
Elks
Auttion
Mankato
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Captain Woodward’s Sea Lions at Austin Fourth of July Show
Captain Woodward presents a sea lion act in Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Greatest Menageries at Austin on July 4. The mild eyed performers display amphibious intelligence with tailed flippers, delivering humorous salt water and ashore imitations that amuse children and adults alike.
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Adam Forepaugh & Sells Brothers
America
Austin
Captain Woodward
Wm. Owen to Present Five Act Drama Injomar
Actor Wm. Owen with the St. Celiaia Guild of Austin prepares to stage the famed five act drama Injomar. Dates and ticket prices will be announced soon.
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Wm. Owen
St. Cacelia Guild of Austin
Injomar
Blood-making Wine Found in Speer’s Vineyards
In Passaic New Jersey a harvest at Speer’s Vineyards yields the Oposte Grape used for Port and Hargundy wine. Wealthy patrons invalids and the aged seek this genuine old-fashioned wine described as rich and blood-making.
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Cene
Speer’s
Passaic
Pact & Burgundy
Oporto
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Chas. Bowers
Frank Cronati
Harry Green
Grant County
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