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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1902
Page
3
On Friday March 8 at 2 PM at 118 West Mill St the Ideal Restaurant’s dishes furniture fixtures a steel range bedroom cots bedding and a large stock of cigars will be sold to the highest bidder. Trustee J F Parepanks notes items include additional household goods and real estate remnants.
A long communal commentary praises the Mower County Poultry Association show as a success that educated attendees, encouraged poultry interest, and boosted local culture. It defends judges, urges civic support for the home paper, and notes politicians’ names will appear on local monuments and during public works.
The note extols Grandma Brown with bright, clear mind and industry. She is praised by children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren for her neat handiwork and steady effort. May her birthday be filled with peace and the evening of life be the best portion.
A new club gathered Thursday evening at the home of Mise Effie Kirsl ey. Members include Misses Effie Kenney Mabelle Brown Hattie Belding Katie Eagle Meta Fox Mabelle Moore. They will meet Mondays to play foarde and enjoy themeelvee. A nice lunch was served at Mise Kenney's.
Jobo Mullen aged ninety five died at the County Farm last night. He will be buried from St Augustines church tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. He was well known in the county having lived here for over twenty five years, most of that time at the County Farm.
Miee Eleanor Bacon of Lansing and Albert Shisler of Blooming Prairie wed in Lansing with Justice Bacon, the bride’s father, officiating and giving away the bride and binding the bargain.
R. E. Shepherd was told by Governor Van Sant he would go to Austin tonight for the Masonic initiation of the Autfather boys. Thirty two Masons arrived today on the east train signaling a big event.
Copenhagen dispatch notes from The Times that a sale of the Danish West Indies seems inevitable. Ninety of 114 folketing members favor it and opposition is doubtful to halt it. Anti sale party remains optimistic despite the trend. The sugar conference outcome boosts Danish colonial sugar producers.
The Furniture King boasts low prices driving a thriving trade with elegant goods showcased in windows. The advertisement emphasizes constant movement of stock and strong customer interest in the kingly selection.
Attention notes a beautiful sideboard on display praised as the finest ever shown for the money. It features quarter sawed oak, rub polish, fine carvings, a large French plate mirror, and new swell ends. Also highlighted is a round top extension table with a claw foot design.
Fragmentary remark discusses license voters and saloon names as a bad precedent and inevitability as events unfold. It presents a sweeping view of social changes and the difficulty of drawing lines, with no specific entities or concrete actions.
Mrs Harrington has returned from St Paul where she went to buy her stock of spring millinery.
In Norfolk Virginia March 7 a long meeting of chamber of commerce central labor union and the Norfolk Railway and Light company committees ended with an agreement to seek arbitration. Concessions were made by both sides indicating a settlement appears likely.
Detroit reports that a new American Perfume Company with a $5,000,000 capital will be formed in a few days by about 15 of the largest perfume manufacturers and handlers in the United States. Headquarters will be in New York with distribution centers in Detroit and Chicago.
London March 7 The Times urges cabinet action against the United Irish League by arming Lord Cadogan with dormant Crimes Act powers to declare the league a criminal body and use special juries and venue changes.
Captain James C. Reed was freed from the federal penitentiary in Leavenworth Kansas on a writ of habeas corpus. He had served about a week after being sentenced to five years for receiving bribes. The release followed a U S circuit court of appeals ruling that sentences given by a court martial of regular army officers to volunteer officers were void. Reed had been a captain in the commissary department at Mes.
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