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Gertrude Ellis Skinner serves as associate editor with Skinner and Ulmer publishers.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
4
Gertrude Ellis Skinner serves as associate editor with Skinner and Ulmer publishers.
Sweet peas bloom in a garden in Austin as the weather promises sparkl ing streets. County politics spark candidacy talk including lieutenant governor and auditor races. Civic pride grows on Courtland avenue while vandals target Oakwood cemetery decorations. A rental notice ends the column.
A roundup of residents and visitors in the county includes Mrs J Graham and daughter from Rochester returning home after weeks with relatives, Mr and Mrs Ph Martin driving to Sargent, Mrs Hattie Jarvis visiting Mason City, and numerous hometown travelers visiting Austin LeRoy Brownsdale and Albert Lea.
Moscow born during the past week a daughter to Mr and Mrs Cecil Freeman and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Casper Karl. Mrs Lucy Padgett came from Austin to visit friends. Paddleford of Austin visited for harvest work with cream separators. The Lutheran young peoples society met at B J Stoa's. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid meeting at the Dickman home was postponed. Miss Martha Buchanan returns from Crandall South Carolina to vacation from teaching.
A number from here attended a mission festival at Waltham Sunday. Mrs L Schmidt of Oakwood Wisconsin visited her sister Mrs Fred Christgau this week. Claud and Elmer Christgau graduated from Austin high school Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Byron Fairbanks of West Bend Wisconsin are visiting at the Co E Fairbanks home after arriving by auto Saturday. Schroeders and Schliegers of Grand Meadows spent Sunday at John Christgau home. Miss Gertrude Christgau and Emer drove to Spring Valley to spend the day with Cora.
Rain would help the Rose Creek creamery which is running well. Farmers discuss sending cream elsewhere while local leaders question the best home institution. Bernie Johnson returns from the U after a year. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ruland visit Austin. Local businessmen tour Brownsdale for the creamery. Ed Jacobson’s new barn finished. Bolson farm gets a new cement cover. Wm. Anderson visits his sick brother. Mrs. J. P. Alwelling wins egg prize at Wenert Jensen. Miss Sly visits for county YWCA work.
Frances Aldrich escaped serious harm after a fall from an open barn door while playing in a neighbor’s chamber. Florence Lindsay suffered a bout of tonsillitis at the start of the week. Lillian Norton of Austin visited Miss Ethel Hall on Saturday. James Boulton traveled to Spring Valley Monday to see relatives. Otto Webber of Cedar City and Cliff Deming and families hosted or visited in recent trips.
Mr. Aldrich plans a barn construction near Austin for a forthcoming private gathering. The note indicates a rural setting and a social purpose without additional dates or participants.
Kenmare North Dakota residents opposing the Burke and Mountrail county split have raised $2000 to start new legal actions aimed at voiding the division election. The fight centers on creating Lake county with Kenmare seeking county seat status, while Mohall and Bowbells push for county seats in Renville and Burke. The legal challenge will target the election's validity from start to finish in district court.
In Butte Mont June 8 Arthur Malcom and E Rankin sought shelter under trees at Salmon as a thunderstorm moved through the area and were instantly killed by a lightning strike.
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