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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
2
Social club members met at the YWCA rooms hosted by Lelia Brady. They threaded and stitched fancy work then enjoyed a supper before dispersing around ten. George Chandler's Sunday School class held a Lafayette Park picnic today.
Assessment due for June payable on or before June 238. Receiver identified as Mrs Spence Barr Pinancier.
Mrs Adam Winkle of Dickinson North Dakota Mrs Fred Smith and children of McIntire Iowa visit the C King home this week Miss Kloeghner of Adams visits the C King home Thursday Alumni Banquet announced for June 30 Be there
Mrs. Parke Goodwin notes in a People's Pulpit message that the American Woman's League fosters education and culture for home life. She credits ex governor Folk and E G Lewis, and quotes a poet on two kinds of people: those who lift others and those who lean, urging women to seek the open life and service.
The Aus tin Herald questions why county option supporters shied from the county convention and argues success rests with electing legislative candidates. It notes conventions rely on few delegates, while the people choose lawmakers directly and that planks in party platforms have limited binding power.
In a letter to The Independent Mr. Greenman says he has assurance from Wright that he will not run. It appears Wright will not seek the nomination, though a Democrat will oppose him.
Former sheriff J C Johnson announces candidacy for the office of Judge of Probate, filing formal papers to seek election. The move positions him to oversee wills estates and guardianships within the jurisdiction.
The Burns millinery announces a daily sale to clear summer stock at cost. Call and inspect bargains and be convinced this is a genuine sale.
P. K. Wilder & Son promote the Big Four Extra Patent and Star and White Loaf breads made from Jim River hard wheat, announcing their availability on East Mill Street for the Good People of Austin.
Chautauqua events run Saturday July 9 to Friday July 15 with lectures by T F Graham O F Behymer and others. Morning lectures King Arthur Court 9 00 AM and Morning Music 2 30 PM. evenings feature Kirksmith Orchestra and special entertainments. Notable speakers include Dr Matt son W Chase Ex Gov Edward W Hoch Rev Patrick J McCorry and Sen Thomas P Gore.
Despite heat the Gem theatre drew a curious crowd for Newmann the Great. The performer staged mind reading and hypnotic scenes, including The Human Bridge where an 11 year old boy supported 516 pounds between two chairs in a cataleptic state. Tonight he promises The Blood and Arm demonstration of circulation control.
Members of Company G who cannot attend the 4 p m practice march on Saturday must report at the Armory by 9 p m sharp Saturday.
Proposals sealed by the Common Council of Austin Minnesota for a sanitary sewer on Nassau Street 461 feet of 8 inch pipe 14y s lamp hole manhole and wash tank plans in City Recorder office Bidder to name gross sum of white work 5 percent certified check or cash deposit required with each bid T. M. Foster City Recorder 12-29-6
Sealed proposals will be received at the Village Recorder's office until 10 o clock A M June 25 1910 for the erection and completion of a Village lock up for Wal tham Minn Plans and specifications by architect W F Keefe are on file in the Village Recorder's office and at the architect's office A certified check of per cent of bid must accompany each bid The village reserves the right to reject any or all bids Waltham Minn June 9 1910
Cash prizes offered with delivery for reasonable orders. Sacks and bulk flour and feed items listed with price per sack or per cwt. Prices subject to change without notice. Peerless Flour Mills.
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