One Year Advance Scheduling Plan
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1905
Page
2
Weather and mosquito woes headline local notes
Weather keeps readers on edge as heat lingers and mosquitoes flourish. A humorous aside notes the ponded summer insects, while a wry line mentions Rosesvensky's fleet and Austin capitulating to conditions, reflecting a local roundup tone.
Winter’s hardiness man seals office door tonight
A terse verse notes a hardy worker who kept doors shut during a brutal winter and smoked at 40 below to warm his nose and chase mosquitoes, ending with a quiet nod to diligent toil.
Falling Russian Hero Rebounds in Japanese Care
Rojestvensky receives surgery and care in a Japanese hospital. The prose notes Japanese medical skill surpasses Russian, predicting the admiral will recover and endure further humiliations tied to defeat. The piece portrays his sinking spell as only the start of his troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rojestvensky
Circus proposal hoped for Austin summer event
The writer criticizes public funds theft and urges community effort to host an Austin circus this summer using city venues. They note previous successful circles and suggest Park board or other groups organize at Music Hall or Lafayette Park with local talent, predicting funds for parks and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Park Board
Music Hall
Lafayette Park
Mauds
Premiums and Premiumists in Austin Furniture Ad
G Fred Baird of the Austin Furniture Co opposes ordinary premium sales but partners with George Hirsh offering a chair with clothing. Premiums redeemable at Golden Eagle Clothing House until Sept 1 or later at the furniture store. Buy furniture to get clothing and an order on Golden Eagle for items from button to buffalo coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Fred Baird
Austin Furniture Store
George Hirsh
Baird
Austin Furniture Co
Golden Eagle Clothing House
Austin Furniture Company
New Jersey Vacation Land Reduced Rates Sale
Agents of the Pennsylvania Lines offer greatly reduced tickets to Asbury Park New Jersey for June 29 30 and July 1 2. Passengers may also visit Baltimore Washington and Philadelphia without extra cost. For full information address G L Thomson T P A Pioneer Press Building St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Lines
Asbury Park
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
G. L. Thomson T.P. A
Pioneer Press Bidg
St. Paul
Band Rehearsal Noted Tonight for Local Players
Band rehearsal scheduled for tonight as the group files a note for band boys. Fred Gleason has traveled to North Dakota for a work stay and will be away temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gleason
North Dakota
Obituary: Miss Colité Andrei dies after illness at 18
Miss Colité Andrei, aged eighteen, died Saturday at her parents home 401 Water Street after bronchial trouble developed into consumption. Born in Chicago she lived in Owatonna and Austin where she attended Normal College. Funeral 9:30 Tuesday from St Augustine's Church. burial in Catholic cemetery. Survived by father, mother, and sister Mrs Louis Geovannetti of Nova Scotia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colité Andrei
Andrei
Water Street
St. Augustine’s
Owatonna
Austin
Normal College
Louis Geovannetti
Nova Scotia
Weath
William Owen to Stage Othello at Music Hall Monday
Prominent Shakespearean actor William Owen and his company will perform Othello at Music Hall next Monday. Owen plays Iago, described as a superb villain, with the plot hinging on a handkerchief miscue and accusations of fidelity. Seat sales start Wednesday at Pooler’s drug store with main floor at 75 cents and balcony plus 100 seats at 50 cents. Get best seats early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Owen
Music Hall
Koch
Othello
Desdemona
Owen
Owen Engagment
Pooler’s
Poolera
Infant dies at old Williams House in city
The infant child of Mr and Mrs George Merrill died last night at the old Williams House. The passing of G. W. Dearmin occurred at his Oakland home this morning. Also notes about Thons new muslin line, graduating gifts, and upcoming Memorial services of Austin Tent No 16 KOTM with details of attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Merrill
Williams House
G. W. Dearmin
Oakland
Austin
KOTM
Woodman Hall
Pleasing Exercises At Congregational Sunday School
The Sunday School Hour at the Congregational church featured graduating exercises from the junior to senior rooms. The program included songs, scriptural readings, recitations, and test questions. Six girls were named Eleanor Washburn Dorothy Pooler Helen Decker Josephine Oatherwood Gertrude Banfield Coral Mann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Eleanor Washburn
Dorothy Pooler
Helen Decker
Josephine Oatherwood
Gertrude Banfield
Coral Mann
Walter Waldron
O. F. Woodle
Margaret Avery
Meta Fox
Maurine French
Farmer Appeals to Parents Over Teen Trespass
A. Q. Hollaster asks Austin parents to direct their sons to use a public route west to fair ground road then south to swimming grounds near his fence, avoiding his crops. He says respecting his agricultural livelihood benefits all and urges boys to travel a safer path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Ground
A. QO. Hollaster
First National Bank Report of the Austin Minnesota Bank
Ledger-style summary of the First National Bank of Austin Minnesota with assets totaling 990 488 20 and liabilities including capital stock and deposits. O. W. Straw H. L. Banfield N. F. Banfield director signatures and a June 2 1908 notary attestation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Austin
Austin
Minnesota
Cack
Eaead Soavegavane
U. Ss
Cides Cease
Ene Naka
PAO War TG Oo Sk Coed Ache
SRIOE
National Bank
Issacc Ives
U.S
MOI
Ewes Ok
BRC
United States
O. W. Straw
W. E. Waldron
W. Wiccar
Calendar Club Enjoys Delightful Saturday Gathering
The Calendar club met Saturday afternoon on Bridge street with Mrs. J. H. McDonald. An unusually delightful time followed as the art exhibit brought amusement and entertainment. Mrs. Fred Fenton won first prize for correctly placing the greatest number in the exhibit. A story feature was enjoyed with a group reading and completing missing lines. An elegant supper was served amid one of the club’s best times reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calendar Club
J. H. McDonald
Bridge Street
Fred Fenton
Notice to Contractors for Parochial School Project
Sealed bids for the Parochial school at Johnsburg Minnesota are due June 15 1905. Plans by W F Keefe Austin Minnesota. Each bid must include a 200 dollar certified check. Committee may reject all bids. Plans available at W F Keefe Keefe Austin office or by address to Stephen Klapprich Adams Mower Minnesota. Foundations stone brick facing hauling to Adams Lyle or Stacyville heating not included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Klapprich
Johnsburg
Minn
W. IF. Keefe Austin
W. F. Keefe Austin
Tin
Stephen Klapprich Adams, Mower Co
Adams, Minn
Lyle, Minn
Stacyville
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WM. Owen LN
J. W. McConnell
Camilla Reynolds
Nellie Krebs
Minneapolis
W. H. Adams
Austin High School
Roy Adams
Thons
Thon
L. R. Blake
Duluth
Lady Maccabees
John 8
Brown
Alpha Club
Fred Wood
Nels Jensen
24Th Avenue
Prof
Boostrom
Fred Fénske
Library Notes
Agnes C. Laut
Portland Exposition
Northwest
Oxford
England
First National Bank
of Mowers
N. F. Banfield
Cashier
A. B. Hawkins
Misses Avery
Genie Hill
Blaine
A. Hegge
Edson
Isceds
Miss Berg
Marsh
D. Oatherwood
Frank Adams Momgne
Cook
Geo. Horme
Cbas
Burnham
Stephen Klapprion
A Contesaeerams, Minn
Frank Guillemin
Main St
Rochford
Iowa
Wisconsin
North
South Dakota
Canada
George Hagan
Grove Street
West Oakland Avenue
Rochi Register Bldg
Millin
Blue Bell
Geet
Polute 'O
Northwestern Telephone Exchange CO
Clifford C. Leck, M. D
Higsy
Chick
Daffodills
J W. McConnell
Kimmons
Logan
N. C
Emmons
Missouri River
Stark
E. H. Smith
Austin, Tunn
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