Weather Update Shows Showers Tonight Then Cooler West
Local forecast indicates showers and thunderstorms tonight and Friday. Cooler air moves into the western portion Friday, bringing lower temperatures and unsettled skies.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
3
Local forecast indicates showers and thunderstorms tonight and Friday. Cooler air moves into the western portion Friday, bringing lower temperatures and unsettled skies.
Notices from the Herald list events and ads including N F Banfield and daughter Gertrude departing for Vassar for Miss Helen's graduation. Payments urged for E F Peck's Yeoman account. several items for sale, rent, lost glasses, and housing requests appear amid community notices and local errands.
Robert Foster returned to his Des Moines home after a brief visit with Austin friends. Miss Ida Laude was discharged from the hospital today. John Maurek is not well and may need another operation in Rochester.
Mrs. James McGavin of Coal Harbor visits for her son Gordon's graduation. Miss Sophia Bjorge of White Water visits her brother. Annie and May Stillman of Clear Lake attend commencement. Mrs. F. C. Eastwold joins her husband for the event. Co. Supt. Granger of Wilkin county, an old student, renews acquaintances. W. H. Hammond returns from Delhi to work. Madison Gregg and wife of Lampton entertain as guests. Mrs. Rowley of Rochester attends for Pearl's graduation.
Maurek's People's Store will close every evening at 6 30 except Wednesday night when it closes at 8 and Saturday evening at 9. The notice outlines adjusted hours for the upcoming period.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of J F Cheney & Co in Toledo to pay 100 dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason confirms on December 6, 1886. Ad claims blood and mucous system action with testimonials, pricing 75 cents. promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Congressman H S Boutell replies to charges by Representative George E Lilley of Connecticut saying only one point required a reply and that Lilley should remain silent. He notes Lilley had three months to present views before adjournment and says continued attacks harm all involved.
Seven room well built house with modern improvements, double papered, recently overhauled, electric lights, good well and cistern. Large barn, chicken-house, other outbuildings, grove, orchard, evergreens, and shrubbery. Nine teen lots over two blocks, or subdivide and sell improvements with four or more lots, or sell lots separately. One of the finest city properties for space and sturdy buildings.
Cardinal Logue primate of Ireland and John D. Rockefeller met in Tarrytown New York at James Butler’s home. After a few minutes of general chat they posed for a photograph with Bishop Brown of Ireland.
George Henry Ranney a leading St Paul business and social figure was found dead by his family in the Angus apartments at Selby and Western avenues. The 57 year old had suffered melancholia from ill health and reportedly hanged himself from a door with a rope. He served as secretary treasurer of Scribner Libbey company iron and metal workers and had resided in St Paul for 29 years. Family members signed melancholy as the cause. no financial trouble was hinted though he had health problems and earlier sanatorium treatment.
St. Paul June 4 James L Lovering publisher of the Mail Order Monthly and of Successful Agriculture and A Phillips promoter of the St Paul and Seattle Electric Railway company were indicted by the federal grand jury on charges of illegal use of the mails. Martin P Quigley cashier of the Wisconsin Grain and Stock company was indicted on a charge of perjury.
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