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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1909
Page
5
Roller skates feature at Maurek's Wednesday Friday and Saturday nights for New Year's Eve first annual ball hosted by the Austin Fireman's Relief Association at Hirsh's Auditorium. Methodiat Ladies Bazaar held in the basement of the Methodist church.
Ed Larson and Irene Davis are reported on the sick list. W F Condo of Waltham visited the city Tuesday. H A Goslee returned from London to be with his father. A girl seeks work for board while attending college, contact 165. Announcements: Bertha Fern to William Lester Biglow wed Nov 24 1909 in Seattle. The Eetpee Lumber Co offers lumber lime plaster cement. Lost neck found and returned to owner Mr Parke Goodwin. Mrs Goodwin improving. Christmas box for Anoka Soldiers Home. Ro chester Coffee Percolator advertised. G A R ladies plan a Christmas box. Gem Food cutter advertised. Dr and Mrs F L Banfield return home. Sears Perfect Fireless cooker demo at Johnson Furniture. Holiday travel notes and house move details.
Austin Lodge No 32 will elect officers on Thursday evening December 9. All members are urged to attend and a large attendance is desired.
A 25 cent grain sack makes a versatile duffle bag not tied at the mouth but sewn shut. The sacks replace baskets for provisions and can be stuffed with browse as a pillow or used as sleeping bags. One bag can be transformed into an easy chair by using two sharpened poles planted in the ground and secured with cords.
The Minneapolis Tribune reports an experiment by Theodore Wirth on Kenwood paths between Hennepin and Lyndale. The mixture uses 8 percent asphaltum, 52 percent crushed granite, and 40 percent sand heated to 359 to 400 degrees, with costs of 50 to 66 cents per square yard and potential 1,000 yards per day machine production.
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