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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1903

Page

3

Memorial Day window displays draw crowds at Lue stores

Festive storefronts decorate Lue shops with flags bunting and patriotic emblems. Austin Furniture showcases attractive window displays with neat lines and symbols. Fisch Bros. window draws attention for its unique design featuring a central figure and flags. Civil War date shields are prominently displayed. Mr. A. C. Rowe participates in the observance.

Velit Austin Furniture Dow Fisch Bros Mbia Cuba Philippines A. C. Rowe

Round trip sale to St Paul via Chicago Great Western

Moneapollis announces round trip tickets to St Paul or Minneapolis via Chicago Great Western for 3.00. Tickets go on sale June 2 and June 11 for three days of travel. For more information contact any Western agent or J. P. Elmer, PLA, Chicago.

Moneapollis St. Paul Minpolis Chicago Great Western Ilway J. P. Elmer

Lumber yard ad promises fair pricing and service

Planning to build or remodel your dwelling? The ad invites you to figure on lumber with fair treatment and prices as good as any offered, highlighting value for home projects and construction needs.

Special Sheet Music Sale at Andrews Music Store

A local advert highlights a special sale of sheet music at Andrews Music Store with promises of at-cost prices. The item also notes Guillemin’s fine ice cream parlors and encourages customers to call for ice cream soda and confections. Various social notices, visits, and community events fill the rest of the page, including weddings, fairs, and local travel.

Andrews Music Guillemin Hans Rasmussen London Geo. Nelson River Street Chas. Christenson Blooming Prairie Ed Schiiiger Grand Meadow Austin

Obituary of Mrs Henry Baudler, Austin pioneer

Mrs Henry Baudler died at her daughter’s home on Kenward avenue Sunday at 3 30. Born Cornelia Schumach in Morris New York March 8 1833 she married Henry Baudler in 1850 and came to Austin in 1855. She helped in the Methodist church and community for nearly fifty years leaving a husband five children and four grandchildren. Funeral from the house Tuesday at 2 interment Oakwood cemetery.

Henry Baudler H. Edgerton Kenward Avenue Oakwood Cemetery George Baudler Emma Baudler

Death of James Canavan 75 Former Austin Resident

James Canavan a former Austin resident died Friday morning at New Brighton. His body was brought to Austin for funeral services at St. Augustine's church and burial in the Catholic cemetery. A 13 year New Brighton flagman, he leaves wife and four children Margaret Theresa Maude and Henry, with two daughters teaching in New Brighton. He was 75 and had not worked since last fall, spent winter in hospital, but was active until then. Found dead Friday morning from heart failure.

James Canavan Austin New Brighton St. Augustine’s Church Margaret Northfield Theresa Maude Henry Montana Canavan

East Side News Social Updates and Local Moves

Mrs Shimmoner returns to La Crosse after visiting sister Mrs Bears. Joe Opie travels to Milwaukee for machinist exam. Michael Mec Shane named Roadmaster after Timothy Ahern’s death. Mr and Mrs John Smaby move to Clark Cottage on Hailway St. Mrs Brossard improving under Dr Porteous care. W F Clay recovering and able to be out. Mr and Mrs George Fenton set to move to Minneapolis for work. Mrs Ole Tolbertson and sister visited La Crosse. L A to C RC raffle quilt on Wednesday evening June 10. Mrs Keavy of Blue Earth visiting. Libby Ryan and Matilda Goit visit from Calmar for mission at St Augustines. Loretta Gulden returns from Crese. Marguerite and John Davy visit Austin. Minnie Guinney spends Sunday at home. Chas Campbell breaking on East End.

Mrs. Evans South Town Line Road Walter Chapman Albert Lea Austin Ed, Robertson St. Paul Minnie Cotter Minneapolis Miseee Rath Clara Sleeper Brownsdale Ethel Clark Mclain Grand Meadow St. Augustine’s Church Park Board Frank H. Nutter Minn Neaplois Lafayette Park Mies Nettie Bolden C. L. Thomas W. H. Thomas Topeka Kansas F. C. Morgan Oakland Nathan Banfield, Jr State University Grace Hoy Carl Ogden la Crosse Ed. Flynn Wykoff Healy Luella Gleason Owatonna Joe Opie Milwaukee Michael Mec Shane Timothy Ahern John Smaby Las Crosse Clark Coterage Hailway St Brossard Dr. Porteous W. F. Clay George Fenton Mr. Fenton Ole Tolbertson L. A Keavy Blue Earth Libby Ryan Matilda Goit Calmar St. Augustines Church Loretta Gulden Crese Marguerite John Davy Minnie Guinney Chas Campbell

Jail Break Fugitives Turmoil in Rochester Escape

Sheriff Johnson reports a $250 reward for the capture of Toronto Jimmie alias James Johnson, a bank robber about 30, 5 ft 10 1 2 in, 190 lbs, dark chestnut hair, scar above the right eyebrow, in a light gray overcoat and black derby. He fled with Isa Reynolds, a 30 year old burglar 5 ft 4 1/2 in, 150 lbs, sandy complexion, reddish beard, tramp painter by trade, wearing a black coat and overalls. They escaped from Olmstad County jail at Rochester and are at large.

Olmstad County Rochester

Bucklin's High Water Views

Describes flood effects in Bucklin area with images of mill and dam from West Street East of Mill looking north. Greenhouse shows hail and flood impact. Residences south of Bridge Street flooded. Hall's Foundry and South Main Street Bridge noted.

Bridge Street Hall’s Foundry Main Street

Postponed interclass field and track meet announced

Heavy track conditions force postponement of the interclass field and track meet from Tuesday afternoon to Wednesday afternoon. Blooming Prairie High will play Austin at the fair grounds Wednesday, with the track meet to follow. This is the only track meet in Southern Minnesota this year, and Austin supporters are urged to attend.

Claytown Mower County J. M. Cannon Land Agency Cod Fair Grounds Senator Campbell Detroit Blooming Prairie High School Austin Newlay Minnesate

Notice to High School Pupils Special Geomtry Exam

Pupils conditioned in plane geometry may take a special examination Tuesday morning June 2 at nine o'clock at the High School building.

Tail of a Welt in Wolf and Dog Evolution

The text discusses how wolves keep tails down to stay inconspicuous and evade detection, while a family of wolves may raise tails during play. Over time domestication shifts tail posture through evolution of behavior and physical change. Artificial and natural selection shape tail forms in dogs, projecting greater freedom of motion if natural selection ceases.

Hypocrinxy and a Father’s Confession at Commencement

A man of severe standards questions sincerity. Mr Bliggins concedes one past lapse, admitting he once read his daughter's commencement essay and feigned enthusiasm as if at a baseball game, illustrating hypocrisy in small acts.

Kept Him Waiting by the Duke of Wellington Portrait Story

English artist Haydon recalls arriving late to a Duke of Wellington portrait sitting. The old duke tore his white hair and lamented that he had “sat to 400 confounded painters and sculptors, and none of them was ever punctual.”

Haydon Duke of Wellington

Notable Exceptions Dialogue Between Bloobumper and Doctors

A humorous exchange features Mrs Bloobumper noting general readiness to advise. Bloobumper counters that exceptions exist and the reply confirms doctors and lawyers as such. The lines imply a playful jab at professional advisers within a brief, comic vignette.

Bloobumper

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