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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1906
Page
3
A local forecast warns of showers and severe thunderstorms tonight and Thursday, followed by cooler temperatures in the western and eastern portions. The report notes a mix of calls and community notices, including events, sales, and social updates from Austin and surrounding areas.
Enthusiastic crowd lines Main Street as Fielding and Shipley begin grading at 7 am. Plow crews dig deep trenches on Martin Street while teamsters adjust wagons and shoveliers race to complete the job. Residents comment on the scene and pace, noting raised wagon boxes and longer plow boards.
In Mower County probate court Patrick Gallagher deceased. Peter Gallagher of Dakota County named administrator. Court orders claims presented by August 20, 2068 at 10 AM at the Probate Office in Austin. Creditors have four months from May 23 to file. publication to run weekly for three weeks in Austin Daily Herald. Sealed by J M Greenmas, Judge of Probate.
Charles J. Sargeant of Austin elected cashier of the Goodhue County National Bank at today’s board meeting. He will begin June 15 and has served with the First National Bank of Austin for seventeen years.
The forty hour devotion starts Thursday at 9 30 am in St Augustine's Church. Weather Lambert presides, aided by Father Murphy and other priests. Altars will be decorated and the church open all day with a sermon at 9 30 am and 7 30 pm.
The Austin team faces Albert Lea tomorrow afternoon at the fairgrounds with a 2 45 start. This final Austin boys game is billed as a good contest, with Phillips and Decker igniting the battery and expectations of solid pitching. Admission is 15 cents for ladies and 24 cents for gentlemen.
The crowd on Main Street paused work as a carriage passed carrying a happy couple. A long string of old shoes and a cow belt dangled from the vehicle signaling the wedding story to onlookers.
John W. Evans declares no responsibility for any bills contracted by his wife after June 5 1906 and forbids anyone from trusting her on his account. This public notice serves to limit liability and safeguard his finances.
A brief notice lists first farm mortgages for sale by Austin National Bank of Austin Minnesota. The fragment references a mock quote about simplicity and an unrelated opinion from a Cleveland Plain Dealer clipping.
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