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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1902
Page
3
A crowded column covers ads for medical cures and goods, livestock trades, theatre plans, and local passersby. It reports changes at Malloy Bros drug and a Wolf purchase, town banking party for Gail Edson’s sixteenth birthday, and various society items with births and visits.
Help wanted notices advertise a girl for general housework with contact names Mrs. Eve Brown and Mrs. James Keene and locations near 09 Oakland Avenue and the business district one block from the Post Office.
The case of Matheas S Heimer versus E E DeGraff was tried today before Judge Kingsley. He took the matter under advisement after listening to witnesses all day. The dispute concerns a threshing bill arising in Carver County. Plaintiff's attorneys were Thos Craven from Chaska and L French. defendants were Mesere Greenman and Greenman.
A packed house greeted local talent as the Modern Woodman production at the Austin Opera drew large crowds last night. Ticket holders were turned away with promises of a repeat performance tonight. The Woodmen lodge was praised as popular and the town showed strong local talent. A banner tribute to Charles Cressey closed the show, with banners reading The King Leads and Others Follow. The attraction is expected to draw another full house this evening.
W. A. Nolan filed to represent the North District on the Republican ticket. The filing confirms Nolan as the Republican candidate and marks the start of the campaign season in that district.
Mrs John Nihil travels to Des Moines Iowa to fetch her mother home upon return Fred Tisdale reports about two hundred chicks hatched from his incubator a heavy rain at Lainar causes a washout on the Decorah branch Rev T W Weaver and family move through Anetin en route to New York City for the General Assembly and a Pittsburg visit Regular meeting of the L A to Rk OU Friday night committee members Mesdames Clay Colline Fox and Dexter on the committee promise a good time for the order
A 50 by 150 foot lot with 20 foot rear alley on Lansing Avenue, adjacent to Dr Hegge, features cement walk and sewer. Asking price is 1000 dollars. Also offering a new cutter for sale or trade returning with early notice.
County treasurer George Burnham has filed his affidavit for the treasurer's office with the auditor. The action confirms eligibility and official duties as the county prepares upcoming fiscal procedures.
George Robertson filed his affidavit as a candidate on the Republic ticket for auditor. Special Communication A. F. and A. M. on Tuesday evening May 13, 1902. J. H. Anderson W.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Company will sell round trip tickets to Mason City and back at one third fare next Wednesday May 14 for the Odd Fellows Corner Stone Laying event.
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