Unsettled Weather Brings Threat of Thunderstorms
Forecasts indicate unsettled conditions with possible thunder storms tonight and again Saturday. Expect variable winds and scattered showers, with outdoor plans affected in the region.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
3
Forecasts indicate unsettled conditions with possible thunder storms tonight and again Saturday. Expect variable winds and scattered showers, with outdoor plans affected in the region.
Austin area items include visits from Mrs. S. F. Horrobin and J. O. Jones, and marriage news for Miss Amy Isabel Loring and Herbert Cedric Hayes in Webster. Local ads promote Lindberg's Haberdashery, Thon’s Saturday bargains, flower sales, and city events at 307 W. Oakland Ave.
Quarterly dues are due this month and must be paid before July 1. Assessment No 5 is called for June and members are requested to note it. Those in arrears for Assessments Nos 3 or 4 should pay to the recorder by June 5 to avoid suspension. Tracy Young, Rec.
Gas and merchandise bills must be paid immediately due to a change of ownership at 2-10t Austin Gas Co.
HM Sits Locals Mrs Alfred Brohm and children of Wilmar are expected in the city Saturday to visit relatives Gifford Talmadge has returned from Malden Wash where he attended the funeral of his brother Earl killed in the wreck at Lind Mrs C A O Nelson and daughter of Bucyrus ND visited at the Ed Larson home between trains Thursday They are on their way to LeRoy for a visit Claude Smith has gone to Wells to spend a few days with friends Steve Keane who has been visiting Austin friends returned to Mason City yesterday Mr and Mrs A V McConnell have gone to Marengo IA for a two weeks visit then to Ontario Canada Joe Opie has returned from a trip to Wessington Springs crop prospects are the best in years all along the line.
Ladies Tuesday and Friday afternoons will be reserved at the Turkish bath parlors for ladies with an experienced lady attendant in charge. L. W. Kumlin, proprietor.
All accounts not settled by July 1 1911 will be placed with a collector. Accounts may be settled at the shop. Henry P Zender signs the notice at 561? (address unreadable).
A short classifieds-style listing notes pork loins priced per pound with large quantity 50 lb can pure lard and picnic hams mentioned in the same entry. The wording is fragmentary and lacks clear context or dates.
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