Hamline and Chicago Visitors Fill City Gossip Pages
Local notes report Miss Edith Padden and Miss Ethel Wold visiting Austin friends and relatives including Mr and Mrs J E Davidson. Society chatter covers travel, illness, school and church activities, and a campaign stop by Socialist candidate Beacher More at the G A R hall.
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Edith Padden
Hamline
Austin
Ethel Wold
Chicago
Grace Cronan
Rose Creek
Hazel Mady
Beacher More
G. A. R. Hall
East Side Notices and Passings In Brief
East side column notes visits and returns include Miss Jennie Fairbanks of Mound Prairie visiting sister Mrs Chas Weise and Walter Reeder returning to Blue Earth. John Jacobson of Albert Lea spent Sunday with W F Clay while Andrew Johnson resumes work after a layoff. B S Branden returns to Peterson home. Mrs Ole Tolbertson back from Hokah visit. Mrs Levi Comeau listed as sick. A daughter was born Sunday March 22 to Mr and Mrs W P Lambert.
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T. J. Fairbanks
Hokah
Harry Rutherford
A. E. Kempster
Illinois
F. C. Hall
Alvin Dalager
Northfield
Ella Florand
Grand Meadow
Katie Johnson
Alden
Drs. and Hegge
Siebert
Wells
E. J. van Bronkhorst
Winfield Benton
Fairmont
N. C
Hawks Nursery Co
Wauwatosa
Wis
Don Sullivan
Mason City
Rev. J. Schneider
Rose Creek
E. A. Kittlesby
George and
Ed Evanson
James Sheedy
Katharyn Bridget
Jennie Fairbanks
Mound Prairie
Chas, Weise
John Jacobson
Albert Lea
W. F. Clay
Andrew Johnson
Ole Tolbertson
Levi Comeau
W. P. Lambert
City party primaries and conventions schedule listed
A sequence of dates outlines political events: March 23 Socialist city primaries and convention. March 27 Republican city primaries. March 28 Democratic city primaries. April 8 Republican primaries for county convention. April 9 Republican county convention. April 15 Republican congressional convention in this city. April 16 Republican state convention at Minneapolis. June 16 Republican national convention at Chicago.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Notice to former customers of immediate settlements
Notice to all former customers and open book account holders that immediate settlement is expected direct from the debtor. After settlement with Mr. Johnson is completed, all owed accounts will be paid in the city of Austin as the signer intends to stay there. Charles Cressey.
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Mr. Johnson
City of
Austin
Charles Cressey
Ice Cream Social Planned at Local M E Church
An ice cream social is set for Friday night in the basement of the M E church. Everyone is invited and an admission of 10 cents will be charged.
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M. FE
Carter
M. E. Church
Berton Westbrook
Elmira
N. Y
Austin Cigar Co
South River Street
Herald
Wheat market quotations from Minneapolis March report
Market notes from Minneapolis show futures and grain bids for May at 1.04 esterday. July at 1.02 and on track No 1 hard 1.07 No 1 Northern 1.05 No 2 Northern 1.03 and No 3 Northern 0.98 to 1.01 dollars per bushel.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Jack Leary Released After Bank Check Trouble
Jack Leary is freed after his brother-in-law M. S. Bradley pays the overdraft for checks cashed at Minneapolis banks where he had no funds. His incarceration kept him from liquor and there is hope he will do better. The episode was a blow to his family and friends and suggests indulgence influenced his actions.
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Jack Leary
Minneapolis
M. S. Bradley
Jack
Man for House Work Offered for Cleaning Jobs
Henry W. Rogers of City offers services for cleaning carpets rugs windows and heavy house cleaning. He notes a rug cleaning method that does not injure the finest rugs.
Wheat and flax futures steady on arrival reports
In Duluth on March 21 wheat and flax futures were quoted on track with No 1 hard at 1.074% and No 1 Northern at 1.05% for May and July at 1.03144 and 1.03% respectively. Flax futures showed May at 1.16% and July at 1.18% with prices around 1.17 for the spot and 1.16 for May.
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Duluth
Market Quotes for St Paul Livestock Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle Good to choice steers 5.25 to 6.00 fair to good 4.25 to 5.00. good to choice cows and heifers 3.50 to 4.75. veals 3.75 to 5.00. Hogs 4.65 to 4.85. Sheep Wethers 5.24 to 5.75. good to choice lambs 6.60 to 7.26.
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St. Paul
Market quotes for cattle hogs and sheep in Chicago
Chicago market report lists cattle and hog prices with ranges for cows and heifers Texans calves western cattle stockers and feeders hogs by weight quality and type plus sheep yearlings and lambs with bid ranges from $3.90 to $7.60 and noted figures for March 21.
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Chicago
Commodity futures prices and dairy notes from Chicago
Chicago markets show Wheat May at 4 cents, July at 88 percent, and Sept. forecast. Corn May 65, July 63, Sept. 62. Oats May 54. Oats July 47, Sept. 38. Pork May 12.45, July 12.85, Sept. 13.20. Butter 22 28 cents, dairies 20 26 cents. Eggs 14 ½ cents. Poultry Turks 14 cents, chickens 13 cents, springs 18 cents.
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Chicago
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Grreenings
Mibride
Baldwins
Grocer
Melindas
Phow SU
Hormel
Delicatessen
Mormiel's Provision Market
Cosmo Theatre
Old Manhattan
Burns-iAoir
Howard Snyder
Newton
Iowa
Dr. Phillips
George Campbell
J. Schwan
Smith-Premier
Interstate 497
South Second Street
H. Jacons
J. E. Davidson
Baby
Sutton
Hollister
K. O. Wold
Rocky Mountain
Elizabeth Hormel
Gertrude Ellis Skinner
Rochester
Teachers’ Institute
Grace Sherwood
Inquire
Lansing
John Fairbanks
Hub Dry Goods Department
Hub Clothing Department
A. B. Weseman
Bridge and
Franklin Streets
Fritz Kruger
Clare King
Ray O'Halloran
City
Rolland Lutz
University of Minnesota
C. F. Woodle
Findley Cress
Brownsdale
Herbert Schleuder
Spillane
Ruby Cleveland
Hamline College
Edith West of
Lyle
Estella Foster
E. LaClair
Fort Dodge
Florence Foster
W L’s
H. Catlin
Chas. Siebert of
Dr. von Bronkhorst
A. Conrad
C. H. Stot
Fleming
Genie Hill
Ladies’ Aid of the Baptist Church
Frank Ticknor
John Konovsky
Oak Street
James Balwebber
C. E. Heisey
W. H. Adams
George F Morgan
East Water Street
E. J. Love
Ardelle Wells
J.S. Young
BK. M. O’halloran
C. H. Moore
Fay Smith
Mrs. Cole
Velma
Watertown
S. C
Peter Hagan
Joe Cibuzar
T. F. Cummings
Wm. J. Durbin
Milwaukee
Ann Healey
Ellendale
N. D
John
Wm. Keefe
Winifred Murphy
Napoleon, N. D
O’donnell
St. Augustine
T. F. Kain
J.C. Fert
Carpenter, In
Philip Reinartz
Herald Office
Ed Bassett
Minnie Bricks
Edith Wilder
Hyman Kaufman
Arthur
Rolfe
Frank McDermott
Ing
Knox
George Hirsh
East Side
Walter Reeder
Blue Earth
B. S. Branden
Peterson
Austin Steam Laundry
Henry W. Rogers
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Maurek’s
Halli
Loja
Chopen
The
Burton
Thomson
Batiste
Coutil
Chas. L. West
Mr. Lindsay
of Austin and
Vicin
J. M. Thomas
First National Bank
Minn U. S
Beckon
Superior
Iron Range
E. H. Smith Land & Loan Co
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