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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1902
Page
3
Advertises fruit, shade and ornamental trees along with roses such as Crimson Rambler and Crimson Glow. Sells at Turtle Creek Nursery located 14 miles southwest of the city, listing J. M. Lixspgay as contact.
A brief rail of tips suggests keeping the canal coal turned to please a wife. The note is signed by W Buenar, manager of Austin Lumber & Fuel Co with phone contact 16.
Fisch Brothers announce Easter millinery will be opened for inspection and sale starting Thursday at 1 p m. The event invites shoppers to view new styles and purchase hats and accessories.
A display of fine sh' waists in delicate embroidery and chambray gingham is shown at the Chicago Department Store. The new styles are offered at nominal prices to attract shoppers.
Local retailer C H Tomes advertises a broad silk sale offering all kinds of silks in black and various colors at unprecedented low prices.
The Lady Maccabees will meet in the old Woodmen Hall over Birkett's store at 2d and 4th Wednesdays each month as usual until farther notice.
George McNeil of Dex 2r acted as caller at H F Eppard's last Tuesday. No preaching occurred at ME cleared Sunday morning due to Rev. Harbaugh's absence. Rumors say Wedding Bells ring in several places. Mrs McCune, visiting DC Samborn, returned to Wisconsin last Thursday. Mise Millie Vealie of Lime Spring visits at DC Samborn. Mise Catherine Eichhole returned home Saturday from Rochester after a two week visit. Mr Waite's baby, recently ill, shows signs of improvement.
Fireman Lee Fairbanks returns to work and engineer Barr Skinner advances from Calmar to the I M D Ballin. Sterlef and Stimson arrive home from Milwaukee as full engineers. Tibbette seeks Milwaukee exam. Chambers back from Rochester after an operation. Haseltine's child has scarlet fever. Hinckley's wife plans to go to Adame. Mrs Bertram returns to Adama. Mrs Campbell travels to attend Mary Miller's funeral.
Kasson residents visit B Beneke's School in Dist No 93 and a Bernice Chapin class teaches a successful term. Mrs Fred Beneke travels to Concord Minnesota to visit relatives. Evy St Michels church confirms five girls and three boys. Fred Common and family plan Oklahoma home. Auction items include a black walnut dining table and sideboard and a phaeton. Millinery display in Austin. Egg prices from Riverview Farm announcing hatching and poultry prices.
The Daily Chronicle says an armistice is arranged during Schalkburger’s mission to General Dewet with offensive operations suspended. Generals Dewet Delarey Botha to honor the armistice until envoys return. The House of Commons notes Schalkburger sought permission to see Steyn about peace proposals.
Iscquire of Charles Cressey offers a six room house with city water and a barn. Property advertised as part of a private sale with attached outbuilding. Listed features include urban water service and a detached barn on the lot.
S K Howe fisherman wins suit for possession of 40 acres accretion land south of the Missouri river in Kansas City Kansas valued at 200000. Howe once lived on an island opposite Armour Packing plant. River’s bend in 1894 made it mainland surplus property now adjoining Armour land and the trestle of Chicago Great Western. Supreme Court remanded to district court after improper original proceedings.
A fortnight ago Mr Schalkbur intimated to Lord Kitchener his wish for safe conduct through British lines to meet Mr Steyn about possible peace proposals. Lord Kitchener with the government’s approval granted the request. The war secretary’s announcement was cheered. South Africa news buoyed the stock market overall.
Jacob Steinman, moved to Waupun for burglary, confessed to Sheriff Stackhouse he was an anarchist present at the lodge meeting where Czolgosz was chosen to kill President McKinley and that he tied a handkerchief over Czolgosz’s hand before the shooting.
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