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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1905

Page

2

Austin Daily Herald masthead and publication data

The Austin Daily Herald lists editor John H. Skinner and associate editor ErTrude Ellis-Skinner. It notes post office publication status and subscription terms including rates for one year and quarterly advance and weekly pricing.

John H. Skinner Etrude Ellis-Skinner

Local firemen praise St Paul treatment and cigar ad woes

Firemen delegates say St Paul firemen treated them well and with courtesy, while Ed Scheinek the tailor notes Austin cigar makers rarely advertise home made brands. He cites Royal Token Cedar River Big and Little Eagle as good cigars and laments manufacturers’ advertising reluctance.

St. Paul Herald Ed Scheinek Austin Bassler and Cronon

Cook's Carnival Opens at Music Hall

The Cook's Carnival for the Congregational church opened in Music Hall with cooking demonstrations and strong sales. Mrs. F.I. Crane prepared her famous doughnuts for two hours today. Tonight the Freak Museum promises side curling entertainment.

Congregational Church Music Hall F.I. Crane

Campbell Brothers consolidated show to perform in Austin

The Campbell Brothers consolidated show receives praise as a premier circus with added features and a spotless record. Viewers note its growth from a small venture fifteen years ago to a leading, honest entertainment entity and announce a performance in Austin on Thursday June 22.

Campbell Brothers Great Consolidated Campbell Brothers Consolidated Austin

Pastor R E Sayles Ordained at Austin Baptist Church

Rev R E Sayles, recently from the University of Chicago, was ordained Monday in Austin after a unanimous call from the Baptist church. The ceremony, attended by a full house, featured sermon by Rev F L Anderson, prayer by Rev D Belden, and fellowship from Rev Stuckert. The church was charged by Rev Hallowell and benediction closed the service.

R. E. Sayles Mr. Sayles Austin University of Chicago F. L. Anderson Ausin Chicago Sayles The Baptist Church Stucker Owatonna Mr Anderson Anderson God Jesus Christ Jesus Christ. Rev. ©. D. Belden Stuckert W. E. Stanley Hallowell Baptist District

Local Notables Reach Town For Court And Visits

Mr A G Chapman and wife visit son in law B J Morey’s home before returning home. P H Carr of Adams attends court. August Brady and daughters from Myrtle in town. Parker of MacGill Warner Co St Paul visits Austin courthouse. T M Hagerty of Bennington visits town. Doak Lowry and sister Esther travel from Chicago en route to Davenport Wash. Mrs Anna Meany Carll of Ortonville visits Ros Creek relatives. B J Morey and Alex Campbell of Citizens Bank attend bankers convention in Tonka.

A. G. Chapman Lansboro B. J. Morey P. H. Carr Adams August Brady of Myrtle Mr. Parker MacGill Warner Company of St. Paul Austin Court House Doak Lowry Chicago Miss Esther Art Institute Davenport Wash Anna Meany Carll Ortonville Ros Creek Callinan Alex Campbell The Citizen’s Bank Tonka

Austin Christian church purchases lot for permanent home

The Christian church in Austin buys a 65 by 145 foot lot at Oakland avenue and Greenwich street for 1150 dollars to establish a permanent house of worship. After past divisions a faithful remnant, aided by State Evangelist Neal, works toward a united, stronger congregation with expansion possible this summer.

Austin Christian Church Oakland Avenue Greenwich Street W. E. Waldron Christian Church of Austin Maple Street Court House Neal

PIANO Recital and Class Picnic Mark 1905 Events

Miss Basford's pupils hosted a Woodman Hall piano recital with about forty young musicians in white dresses. The program featured varied pieces and praised patient effort. The Class of 1905 then gathered for a Kimball's grove picnic with boating, hammocks, a lemon-skin battle, and a class song farewell.

Kimball's Grove The

Brinkman given six year term for night robbery

Howard Brinkman aged 23 was sentenced to six years in state prison for robbing Henry Waite of 21 dollars. The judge praised the punishment and warned the young man after a prior penitentiary sentence, noting the talks precede the sentence.

Howard Brinkman Henry Waite Blanche Brinkman Kingsley

Progress League to Back Railroad Right of Way

A special committee of the Progressive League, formed to consider the Anamosa to Mankato railroad proposal, met Monday night and unanimously recommended that the League support granting a right of way through the city.

Progressive League Anamosa Mankato

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Remedy

An ad claims deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining and offers one hundred dollars for any deafness case caused by catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. It promotes the cure and urges sending for free circulars, with sales by F. J. Cheney & Co. and Druggists selling Hall's Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

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