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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1905

Page

5

December Entertainment Schedule and Standalone Attractions

December 22 Masonic Lecturer and Captain Alberti visit with Kuseia illustrated. December 28 Deiter Bros Moving Pictures and Vaudeville Company present My Wife's Family a comedy musical drama. January 5 Robemian Ladies Society annual Dance. Frank E. Long's Big Stock Co offers one week of new plays and vaudeville. December 17 Columbia Opera Company.

Masonic Captain Alberti Kuseia Deiter Bros. Moving Pictures and Vaudeville Company Robemian Ladies Society Frank E. Long Big Stock Co Columbia Opera Oo

Business Propositions For Sale Or Wade At 6F La

A terse note offers business chances for sale or Wade, listing 6F La as the location. Details are sparse in the fragment, with no names of buyers or companies and no dates or prices provided. The item suggests entrepreneurial opportunities or investments available at the described address.

Sale Wade

Washington Building Recitations and Christmas Program

A Thursday afternoon program in Washington Building Room II features songs recitations and a Christmas play with roles including Santa Claus Mother Goose and Father Christmas. Students from Rooms I and II perform pieces by Rose Dinsmoor Ida Mickelson Everet Brown Lacile Reynolds and others with titles such as Sleighbell Song Lullaby and In the Spirit of Christmas.

Washington B Frank Kearns Johnny Dinemoor Sleighbell Everet Brown Hazel Williams Verne Sullivan Lallabye Washington Louise Hall LeRoy Martin Lacile Reynolds Evelyn Page Bruce Donovan Florence Anderson Helen, Cecil, Walter Edna Reynolds Donald Donovan Lacile Eagles Hazel Earl Puan Iki Hens Gien Page Johnny Dinsmoor Florence Thirion Ethel Milbrad Gertrude Banfield Donald Hormel Margaret Roberts Esther Valager Bernice Pickett Verne Fairbanks Arthur Banfield

Williams Gereke Heads to St Jo for Bridge G rade

William Gereke overseer of the grade on bridge 1100 G W loaded his tools and horses here Monday and went to St Jo Missouri where he expects to grade in the near future. EA Dalager purchased a nice lot of fancy cheese for Christmas trade from the Mayville Cheese Company. Mrs Ed Beneke returned from Austin Sunday and says her husband is recovering and will return home soon. We wish Herald readers a Merry Christmas. John Baumgartner made a flying trip to Brownsdale Saturday. Charles Faber left for Lime Springs Iowa to visit relatives and friends for several days. Albert Loehrke and H Jacob spent Saturday at Austin. The Mayville Cheese Company paid 25 cents for butter fat for November. H Bartell with Fred and Herman Beneke cut feed for stock Saturday. Messrs H Volkman Hrantz and Geo Krauter left Friday for Minneapolis to sightsee.

William Gereke St Jo Missouri Messrs H Volkman Hrantz Geo Krauter Minneapolis Albert Loehrke H Jacob Austin Mayville Cheese Company Charles Faber Lime Springs Iowa H Bartell Fred Herman Beneke EA Dalager Mayville John Baumgartner Brownsdale Ed Beneke

Thirty Days in Jail for Blooming Prairie Pig Case

George W. Peterson was found guilty of operating a blind pig in Blooming Prairie. Judge Backham imposed a $100 fine plus trial costs and thirty days in jail, with ten days to decide on an appeal or further action. The defendant’s next steps were not yet known.

George W. Peterson Blooming Prairie Backham

Local Movement and Travel Notices in Brownedale Area

SARGEANT Mr Bemis and crew press flax straw in this vicinity. J Martin and family drove to Grand Meadow Tuesday and returned Wednesday. John Peterson left for Denmark after summer work with C C Timmeen. H Hahn Co took in chickens. Arrends and wife to Iowa for sister's wedding. AE Joslyn took the evening train for the twin cities. Henry Grimm left for Rochester for brother-in-law Henry Keolech's funeral. Henry Schlatz of Iowa visiting Arend Arends. Mr and Mrs F Martin drove to Waltham. Mrs H Grimm and LeRoy visited relatives in Wal them. Casper Timmson took train for Hayfield. George Seigel home after trip through southern states. W Hanson and family drove to Dexter. Ole Helling trip to Hayfield. Some battles were taken in here Friday and Saturday. Mrs FC Schwartz departed for twin cities to visit relatives. Mrs Clara Helsing arrived home from Rochester. A Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year to all.

Bemis Brownedale J Martin Grand Meadow Arrends Iowa AE Joslyn Twin Cities Henry Grimm Rochester Henry Keolech Henry Schlatz Arend Arends FC Schwartz Clara .Helsing

Local Notes from Brownsdale and Surrounds

Edith Palmer returns from Hamline for two weeks vacation while Guy Foster comes back from North Dakota. Mrs Beltz and son visit Laverne relatives as a young daughter arrives to the Shortt home. Neighbors gather at Colby residence for an evening of flinch and refreshments. Ida Holvig visits her sister Mrs Herman Hanson. Local attendees include G W Gray Pete Madison and others at a Dexter lecture. Miss Wood returns from Hamline for two weeks. Nellie Sims comes home from Grand Forks North Dakota.

Ida Holvig Mra Herman Hanson G W Gray Pete Madison Warren W.n Peet DL Tanner WH Beltz Dexter Miss Wood Hamline

Local readers welcome winter visitors from Lisbon and Napoleon

George Phillips returned from Lisbon NY to spend the winter with his parents Mrs George McKenna of Napoleon arrived Saturday to spend the winter in town with relatives and friends.

George Phillips Lisbon George McKenna Nap

On sale items entice early buyers with deep price cuts

The notice advertises sale pricing to spur early purchases on books, Japanese china, pictures, and other goods. It touts 75 cloth bound books including Dresden Edition, a large assortment of fine Japanese china, and a display table for the ware with low prices this year.

Dresden Marseilles

Celia Chapter installs officers and local notices

The Celia Chapter held its regular meeting and installed officers led by Ada McIntyre and Harear Lyons with Mary Vaughan and Charlotte Thompson among others. Social visits included Mr and Mrs Geo Weber and Rose Creek guests Mrs J J Phillips travels to Minneapolis to visit daughter Mrs Palmer. Local residents noted include Mrs A E Rector, Mrs H R Soule, and Mrs Jennie Stimson with upcoming Ladies Aid at Mrs Harcar Lyons on Thursday afternoon.

Celia Chapter Ada McIntyre Harear Lyons Maud Thompson John Thompson Treas Elsie Vaughan Mary Vaughan Assoc Kitt Roe Adair Ella Caril Ruth Valeria Philips Esthber Mary LaBar Martha Alice Soule Electa Charlotte Thompson Warder B L Stimson J H Saxton Mary Lyons Marshall Mary Weber Jennie Stimson Ladies Aid Harcar Lyons JJ Merrill Rose Creek Lansing H R Soule Haney

Local social notes and town visits list names

De HL Knight was in town Thurs Miss Kate Bertram went to Austin Wednesday to visit her sister Mrs D Hinckey. Mr and Idis John Delaney of Mason City are visiting relatives south of town. Mr and Mrs Mike Daniels of N. D. are in town visiting relatives. J H Carey transacted business in St Paul Tuesday. J D Rooney transacted business in Austin last Monday. Mike Krebsbach and son Willie were in St Paul Wednesday. Walter McDonough will depart for Kansas next week to visit his aunt. Peter Erickson was in Austin last Monday. Ole Alven and son Freddie were in Northfield Thursday. Christmas present for the entire family! A residence telephone for one year. Payable monthly. North western telephone exchange com pany. Finest of Smokers' supplies for Christmas gifts at Ole Simes.

Kate Bertram Austin D Hinckey Idis John Delaney Mason City J D Rooney Mike Krebsbach Willie St Paul Walter McDonough Kansas Peter Erickson Ole Alven Son Freddie Northfield

Minnesota summons in Schin case at Austin

In District Court Tenth Judicial District James Keenan plaintiff versus Nick Schin defendant. The State of Minnesota to the defendant Nick Schin. You are summoned to answer the complaint and serve a copy on the subscriber within twenty days after service. If you fail judgment will be for 202.58 dollars with six percent interest since November 29, 1904, plus costs. Dated Austin November 8, 1905. H Pridham, plaintiff's attorney.

Tenth Judicial District James Keenan Nick Schin Minnesota Mower Austin

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