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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1902
Page
3
Local column mixes sales pitches for hats flowers and shoes with public notices, obituaries, school visits, court actions, and church events. It lists lost glasses, a pocketbook, upcoming millinery openings, and community announcements from Austin and surrounding areas.
Advertisement notes bargain sale of all kinds of silk fabrics in black and colors at the lowest prices offered. C. H. Tomas promotes the silk sale with emphasis on deep discounts.
Wester Ward of Dee Moites is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Farlane before his return to Indiana. Miss Delia Cummings of Adame visits her sister Mrs. T. A. Keating.
Misees Gaeton Gallagher Brown Jones and Davis show strong hate at Fish Bros. Hats range from black to colorful, with streamers and a carnation souvenir for each visitor. Miesee Mohrhouser Fox Harvey and Keufmenn push Easter orders. Misses Nolting Walden Gilvray and Dufty work on Easter bon nets.
The state fair association plans to allocate twelve thousand dollars for this year’s program. The board of Managra met on Wednesday. N.8 Gordon, now of Crookston, is named Superintendent of the Honey department with L. D. Baird overseeing privileges. Baird also serves on reception, advertising and ticket committees.
Rev. Brown addressed the young men's class at the Baptist church last evening. Music and light refreshments followed. Rev. Brown did not contribute to either.
Inquire of Charles O. for details on a six room house with city water and a barn.
A Branewick bowling contest on Wednesday drew both ladies and gentlemen. Austin faced Cresco in a tight match and won by three points. The report lists the lineup and averages for the participants.
Bethesda Hospital patient O. A. Carlson remains steady in St. Paul. Belle Gilvray visited the cities Tuesday. Rev. Weaver and Jon Dean arrived from Minneapolis. Mrs. A. Lee of Minneapolis visits Bridgers with Mrs. Dean Payne. Cresco hosts E. D. Bryan and Ed. Stanley. Fred Lanufle faces a ten day county jail term for drunkenness after a runaway locomotive incident on the O M & S P line Tuesday night while police investigate.
Bud Smith acting mayor of Concord issues a public proclamation for the return of a lady’s pocket book containing money and cards. The constable is ordered to deliver the property upon presentation of a receipt from the Hersup office showing the proclamation has been paid.
We express appreciation to the W R O and O E 8, the doctors and sisters at St Olaf's Hospital, and all friends and neighbors who kindly aided during the sickness and death of our mother. Mr and Mrs Alfred Jahnson, Mr and Mars Arnold Johnson, Miss Grace Miller.
Reduced rates to Utah and Colorado offered by the Chicago Great Western Railway. Berths cost about half the price of standard sleepers. For full information contact any Great Western agent or JP Elmer, General Passenger Agent, Chicago, Illinois.
Daily service runs March and April 1902 to Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and British Columbia via Chicago Great Western Railway. For information contact any Great Western agent or J P Elmer general passenger agent Chicago HL.
A $50 round trip to Los Angeles for the Federation of Women's clubs meeting May 1–8. Tickets on sale April 20–27 with return by June 25. M&StP tourist sleepers from Cedar Rapids via Kansas City and Santa Fe. Berth $8.50. Stops en route. Return via San Francisco Sacramento Salt Lake City Colorado Springs Denver. Extra $11 for return via Portland Seattle Spokane St Paul with westward stopovers. Contact CMStP agents or Jotun BR Cook, 27-4.
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