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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1900
Page
3
A fragmented column from Austin coverage reports social calls and visits, local business notes, and personal notices. Mentions residents such as Mailey Broe, J Campbell, and Mrs. Manderville with details on scars and illnesses, plus small ads and public notices.
Rapid work on Mise Rockwell’s house. P. Martin sets foundation for new home. F J Hill and G Zemer start a Colorado trip. Mrs D B U Johnson’s grandfather visiting. J Granweldt buys and moves cold storage building. Mr Lurvey returns from Wisconsin after his daughter’s death. Mrs Lurvey stays. Several diphtheria cases reported. Mrs Varsey to Hayfield. Miss Buson starts school in Dist 124. Mrs J A Stephan dies after a week illness at 35. leaves wife and three children. community offers sympathy.
A local appeal urges Austin to form a baseball team. Boys met at the fair ground on a Sunday and favored organizing, proposing to rent the fair grounds as a future ball park with practice and matches against nearby towns.
Round trip tickets on sale at one and one third fare for the excursion to Clear Lake Iowa. The Oaks will reopen about June with cottages and hotels ready to accommodate a large number of guests on the lake shore. W Snerne, Agent.
G Seebeck as administrator with will annexed for Isaac P Morgan must heed Henry Hoper per contract. J Nicholeson appointed administrator with will annexed for Ira Wood deceased.
Local ad promotes Phillips bicycle store for repair services claiming best and cheapest work with prompt deliveries. Contact phone 51-Call 2 for service.
Mr. and Mrs. G W King and Ed Norton from Moscow departed Friday for Madison Wisconsin to attend the funeral of Mr Norton's father. Mrs King accompanied him.
Mise Beltz is praised as a natural teacher whose work strengthens the district schools. The piece notes foundation stones for a new school, improving interiors, libraries and state aid plans, Arbor Day celebrations, and staff like Miss Dawes and Miss Todd contributing amid attendance issues and modest district resources.
Showers are expected this afternoon and tonight with warmer conditions in the northeast. Tuesday promises fair weather. Mrs. Mary E. Catlin has moved her dressmaking parlor from the Golden Eagle rooms to her home on South Franklin Street.
Garbled OCR shows price bits like 10.50 and 12.50 with suit references in a fragmentary ad style. The readable items indicate clothing pricing but lack clear names, dates, or locations. The entry preserves limited pricing details amid noise.
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