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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1908

Page

3

Rochford Land Co Want Column Trade Offers and Ads

Rochford Land Co proprietors John H. Rochford and Peter Capretz publish a want column offering a cheap Las Vegas New Mexico trip at $32.50 round trip with departures every second and fourth Tuesday. They seek a quarter section of farming land in South Dakota for trade, cash buyers for a business building in Austin, and multiple local property sales including a 16 room house near the depot and three Third Street houses. Also a Bridge Street house listed at $1000 and three lots for sale in good localities.

Las Vagas New Mexico South Dakota Austin

Local notices fill Austin pages with events and arrivals

The Orient reports a flood of society items from Austin including returns from the cities, visits by Mrs. Warfield Mr. Boyd and others, church events at the Methodist and M E churches, theater plans at the Nickel and Gem, and several residents traveling to St. Paul Winona and Chicago. Community happenings include picnics outings and lectures as well as business notes on hotels and transfers.

Neomatic tire for police clubs proposed in Chicago News

Tired Tatters and Weary Walker discuss a patented idea for a neomatic tire designed for police clubs. The playful dialogue notes a wish for money to fund the concept amid Chicago News chatter.

Chicago News

Millennium Vision Urges People to Act on Good Intentions

The message frames the coming millennium as a moment for tangible deeds, urging individuals to translate good intentions into concrete actions and community benefit.

Striking Misapprehension on Watch and Bells

A brief dialogue from Harper's Weekly depicts an officer and Mrs. Lansman debating a loud watch bell on deck. The exchange highlights naval etiquette and misunderstandings aboard a ship.

Furtney Family Reunion At Lafayette Park

The Furtney family held a reunion at Lafayette park on Tuesday afternoon with about thirty attendees. A bountiful supper was served at five o'clock, including Mrs. J. B. Furtney and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Furtney and children, Mrs. Harry Furtney and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Furtney and son, C. H. Davis of Dickinson North Dakota, Mrs. Brummer of Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jones of Mankato, Mrs. O. E. Williamson of Owatonna, and Miss Riddle of Minneapolis.

Furtney Lafayette Park J. 3. Furtney Joe Furtney Harry Furtney Henry Furtney C. H. Davia Dickenson N. D Brummer Washington Sam Jones Mankato O. E. Williamson Owatonna Mies Riddle Minneapolis

Miss Gertrude Kline Feted At Water Street Breakfast

A morning eight o'clock four course breakfast at Mrs. A. N. Kinsman on Waterstreet honored Miss Gertrude Kline. Guests included Misses Marion Smith Viola Dinsmoor Edna Letherland Hazel Webber Ethel Arbatch and Alice McBride. Roses adorned the table and a centerpiece. Afterward the group accompanied Miss Kline to the station for the 9:30 train to Minneapolis. Bella Gleason and Irene Bassler plan lawn Birthday Club hospitality at the W. D. Bassler residence in Kenwood this evening.

Marion Smith Viola Dinsmoor Edna Letherland Hazel Webber Ethel Arbatch Alice McBride A. N. Kinsman Waterstreet Gertrude Kline Miss Kline Minneapolis Bella Gleason Irene Bassler W. D. Bassler Kenwood

East Side Notes From Jackson and LaCrosse

Orrin Waters returns from Jackson. Miss Margaret Higbee visits brother Fred H. Higbee in LaCrosse. The L A to the O R C meets tomorrow with Mrs. John Riley on Bridge street. Ladies bring thimbles. Conductor Roy Cleveland leaves for Hot Springs South Dakota for rheumatism treatment. The ORIENT.

Margaret Higbee LaCrosse Fred H. Higbee L. A John Riley Bridge Street Roy Cleveland Hot Springs S. D

Oakland Daily Social Bits and Local Visits

Threshing trend noted as a current fad. Ray Weber mourns a lost valuable horse last week. Misses Alice and Amy Sargent visit Miss Sarah Roulston in Rose Creek. Upcoming weddings teased. Angela Christie hosts a tea for young friends Friday after noon. Mayme Carroll of Austin visits Hoban household last week. Church sociable planned for Monday evening. Mariel and Nellie Hotson visit South Oakland. State Fair plans under way among locals. Frances MacQuire of St Paul returns home with cousin Kitie Hoban.

Alice and Amy Sargent Rose Creek Sarah Roulston Mayme Carroll Austin Frances MacQuire St Paul Mrs P Hoban Kitie Hoban

Clark Makes Impromptu Courtesy Gesture in Washington

Chaiyp Clark, a well known former representative, visits Washington on client business and runs into his old friend Brown at a hotel. He instructs the hotel to extend Brown full treatment and charges any excess to him, pausing only to decide how best to help.

Chaiyp Clark Washington Washington Star Clark Brown Mr. Clark Mr. Brown

She Got His Name

A new teacher asks a boy his name, and he reveals stuttering when saying it. He explains his first name Clarence and last name Perkins, noting he only stutters when pressured or teased, causing him discomfort and embarrassment.

Divorce lawyer explains serving both spouses in case

In a Kansas City News-Book report the court rebukes the attorney for retaining both husband and wife in a divorce case. The lawyer explains he first represented the husband and later stated the wife deserved equal representation. The judge calls the conduct improper.

Kansas City Neavsbook

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