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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1901
Page
2
The column laments wreck costs to railroads, cites November losses including St Paul at 300000, and notes a London cable alleging Ismail Hudjo lived to 160 with 200 descendants. It mocks the Fountain of Youth and urges readers to inspect local holiday goods in ads.
The passage states the American public favors reenacting the Chinese Exclusion Act to avoid competition in labor, diet, and clothing with Chinese workers, reflecting anti immigration sentiment and economic protectionism.
The Tas Senate approves the canal treaty by 72 to 6. The New York Evening Post says a canal will pierce the isthmus, and fate may permit the project. The treaty removes key objections and allows the United States to construct own and control an isthmian canal without fortification prohibition.
The piece argues sympathy should translate into practical aid for newsboys. It urges warm overcoats caps mittens and sturdy footwear, noting mothers or sisters may provide extra pieces when storms are severe. It praises the boys' endurance and the demand for ready comfort during six Minnesota winters.
In Hawaii, Booker T. Washington would face no hotel discrimination as rooms open to all races. The text notes color does not define social standing among Four Hundred elites, with a leading Black attorney and diverse groups mingling freely.
Mrs Wile, longtime BLN mentor, received a surprise at her Cedar Gimp lodge home last night with a token rocker and a coffee and sandwich luncheon. Mr and Mrs Arthur Carlson hosted a card party on Water Street with coffee cake and fruit. Mrs Dankelmann entertained the Six Cornered Cinque Club on Mill Street with light refreshments. A dance at the M W A hall Monday night drew a large, merry crowd.
Jessie Jane Ward and Amel Anderson were united in marriage by Rev S G Briggs at 2 PM in the Clerk of Court’s office. Emma Anderson and Jos Blowers witnessed. Bride wore purple cashmere. groom in blue. They plan to keep house on a farm in Udolpho.
Real estate transfers listed include Ingerbert Anderson to Ole Anderson for land in section 34 township 101 range 17 at 85000 dollars. Fanny K Ticknor to Geo Russell for lot 12 and portions of lots 1 2 8 in Browns add to Austin at 200 dollars. Harry L Reynolds to Andrew Felton for 4 01 17 at 8400 dollars. Hosmer A Brown to B F Bacon for part of out lot 55 Brownsdale at 875. Micheal Krebsach to John W Hiewer for lot 11 block 10 dams 100. Chris E Erickson and wife to Waltham for 20 ft of lot 1 block 10 village of Waltham at 6100. H Bulgren and wife to village of Waltham for oul 10 10418 at 150 dollars.
A difficult and successful operation was performed by Drs. Hegge on John Stoker of Hayward today. Nels Fardahl of Adams, previously ill for some time, was admitted to the hospital yesterday. Miss Clara Goodwine of Corning, very low for some time, left the hospital Sunday improved in health.
The Chicago Great Western Railway cuts fares to 3 cents per mile on all stations between Mason City and Fort Dodge. From December 24 25 31 and January 1 excursion tickets good for return by January 2 to points within 200 miles of the selling station are sold at one and one third the round trip fare. Inquiries to any Great Western Agent or J P Elmer G P A Chicago IL.
Relatives of Mrs McKinley say there is little hope for her survival. Lieutenant James McKinley, nephew of the late president, reports no improvement since the funeral. He traveled through Chicago with General S B M Young, head of the Presidio, while Canton also notes Aunt McKinley’s steady state.
LeRoy residents reported social visits and gatherings including Mr and Mrs Geo Thad and Mr and Mrs Chas Browdlow returning from a wedding trip. Dr D O Vors gave a hypnotism exhibition at Union hall drawing a large audience and praise for authenticity. First club dancing party held at Opera hall with Mr and Mrs Eatlick traveling. several residents noted travel, illness, or business. Died December 9 1901 Susanna Willhelm nee Shafer born February 23 1874 Lime Springs Iowa married James B Willhelm January 10 1893. funeral held at home then Lime Springs burial. Willhelm family sorrow noted. Willhelm left with husband and two children plus parents and siblings. W J Hoseth to move to Rochester Minnesota to open photography business. James Pendagast 80 visiting from Rochester after operation. staying with Con Pendagast. H Wright returns from Wisconsin where he bought and shipped potatoes for two months.
ADAMS and Swenningon of Austin were in town. Mre M Koookles of Austin visited relatives there in the week. Fether Devlin of Austin was in town Tuesday. Mr and Mrs John Gilligan visited relatives in Austin in the week. Mr and Mrs Jake Blonigan visited Rose Creek Sunday. Mrs Mary Walsh spent Sunday with friends at Blooming Prairie. Mr and Mrs J Kottner of Stacyville spent Sunday with Mrs Jobo Brown and departed for Minneapolis to make their future home. AG Lareen was in Austin Monday afternoon. W F St Clair and Willie Brown went to Minneapolis Saturday morning. Linkestad was in Lyle Tuesday and Wednesday.
D W Medbery moves into the house recently vacated by B S Benner. Joe Vermilya Jr returns from Minneapolis during the week. Mrs Benner and children leave Tuesday for Pierre. Harry Nelson sustains a severe thumb injury in a corn shredder requiring amputation at the first joint. County Supplies visited our school this week. WD Medberry buys M D Williams dwelling.
State Superintendent Olaor seen on our Btrete last week. Anna Gustaveon returns home after visiting the Misses Tracy. BNA elects officers Oracle Kathy Tracy Vice Op., Mre Pace Recorder Mrs Bird Chan celor Mrs Scullin Receiver Mra Walker Sentinel Mre Hutch Marshal Mre Lugg. Mies Eleanor Jones dies Saturday of typhoid. Funeral Tuesday at 2pm ME church. Wm Andrews visits his mother Mre G Walker. Tom Fogerty in town Sunday. Nora Mann returns from Iowa for winter. Open installation in M W A ball and oyster supper Jane. Churches to host Christmas tree. Take the little folks to see Santa Claus.
Mrs Katzenjammer spanks the dirt from garments and restores them to original color. Four suits, three skirts, and three waists treated in one month. shoes shined daily for 1.00.
As the holiday season approaches, readers share ideas on choosing meaningful gifts for friends. Tips emphasize personal touches, practical items, and budget considerations to craft memorable presents without stress.
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