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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1902
Page
3
An advertisement from Austin Lumber and Fuel Co offers agents for building material, paper posts, sewer pipe, coal and wood sales. It invites estimates of customer bills and provides a contact phone number with a manager named W. Bromanay.
Broad ad offers jobs and locations across Iowa Illinois Minnesota and Milwaukee along the Chicago Great Western line. Seeks competent men for business, creamery and milling fields plus general merchandise hardware and hotel work. Includes request for maps and leaflets and lists W J Reed Industrial Agent Endicott Building St Paul Minn with date June 3.
From May 27 to June 9 1902 the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Ry Co sells round trip tickets to Portland Tacoma Seattle Vancouver or Victoria at a set rate with a 60 day return limit. Choice of routes for going and returning. Inquiries for dates of meetings and different routes. C W Snere Agent.
Fragmented items cover product promotions, medical notes, theatrical events, and civic notices. Includes Malloy Bros ice cream promotions, Dr Hegge visits, a P. T. Barnum quip, cricket on the hearth play, Ladies Musical Society recital, Republican primaries date, Memorial Day plans, restaurant opening, and local transport and personal notices.
Notice proclaims the Republican County Convention for Mower County Minnesota on June 25 1902 at 3 PM in the Court House Anselm to elect seventeen delegates to the State Convention in St Paul July 1 1902. Precincts gain one delegate per 35 votes or major fraction cast for President in 1900 with listed representation. Primary elections June 20 1902 4 PM to 7 PM. Includes parade and ceremony details for Memorial Day activities and marching divisions.
Mrs William Bassett died at her Mill Street home this morning at 7 30. Funeral will be Thursday at 2 30 from the home. Born May 18 1862 in Decorah Iowa she was married to William Bassett by Rev W E Stanley of the Bayouet church. Death due to cancer follows a long illness. She leaves her husband a small son a brother and a mother.
The body of Mrs Will Cock who died in Dubuque was brought to Austin for interment. Delegations from the Boys Neighbors and Woodmen Lodge met the body at the train. Ray Somerville directed the service.
The lace to get Sweet Butter Milk and Creamie at the old stand, 1013 B. Water St, Hasen TIne.
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