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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1911

Page

2

City council grants licenses and discusses enforcement

The city council approved liquor electrical plumber sewer and sidewalk licenses for the year with no new saloon applicants. The city attorney outlined bonds and noted violations at billiard and pool rooms with minors present. Some aldermen urged stricter enforcement as a few bonds faced technical issues. Chairman S. D. Catherwood invited all to the Sargent spring water celebration next Wednesday evening June 28.

D. Catherwood Citizens’ Committee Sargent

Fast Game Sunday Nets A Game Of Baseball Action

Sunday afternoon the local team meets the Townchail nine of St. Paul in a promising amateur showdown. The Townchail club is noted as a fast twin cities nine bringing their best players, while locals practice regularly and aim for top form. The matchup is billed as one of the season’s best, not a walkover.

Townchail Nine of St. Paul Twin Cities Austin

Crooks Lurk After Circus In La Crosse

Police report a spike in thefts surrounding Barnum and Bailey's circus in La Crosse. Chief Galt urges residents to secure homes as train-master loses 150 dollars from his pocket Friday amid the show’s visit.

LaCrosse Barnum & Bailey’s Galt la Crosse

Notice to Degree of Honor Members June Assessment

Assessment No. 6 has been called for June and must be paid on or before June 28th with all arrears on assessment No. 5 and dues for the third quarter. Members are urged to be prompt so books can be audited and per capita sent by July 1st. Mrs. Spencer Barr, Fin.

Spencer Barr Fin

Eclipse Lumber Co Prices for Wood Coal Cement Plaster

The Eclipse Lumber Co offers wood coal cement and plaster with price quotes and a promise to satisfy customers.

Eclipse Lumber Co

Toleao Gang Aims at Homes in LaCrosse Robberies

A LaCrosse police report describes the Toleao Gang targeting houses with pickpockets, hold ups, burglaries, and other crimes. One officer was held up Friday and seventeen gang members were arrested in the city. Chief Galt warns residents to secure property tonight.

Big Circus Draws Crowd in Austin Parade

A Barnum & Bailey parade in Austin drew thousands, with reports noting 10 000 plus on streets and 600 on eastern trains. The event filled streets, lunchrooms crowded, and 343 horses plus 23 elephants performed while claims agent Cook said the evening show would run full length.

LaCrosse Cook Main Street St. Paul Minneapolis Austin C.G.W Hayfield Here Twin Cities

Social events brighten Friday afternoons in local homes

About eighteen friends surprised Mrs W. E. Harris at her North Kenwood residence Friday afternoon, with refreshments at 5 o'clock. Mrs. Frank Horrobin hosted the Degree of Honor Aid society at 611 Sixth Street with a large turnout and lawn refreshments. Laura Gregg hosted friends at her farm east of Austin Friday evening for Miss Florence Fairbanks, lunch at 7. Miss Martha Anderson received a linen shower at Mrs. Fred Nockel's home Friday evening with a 10:30 luncheon and many useful gifts.

W. E. Harris North Kenwood Frank Horrobin Degree of Honor Aid Society Sixth Street Evan Watkins Ada Herzog Heddes Roy Tyrer Laura Gregg Austin Florence Fairbanks Martha Anderson Fred Nockel Miss Anderson

Livestock Market Prices Mixed for Cattle Sheep and Hogs

Market report shows hogs at 4.75 to 6.00, veal and lamb values around 5.00 to 5.26, beef cattle and cows trading from 3.26 to 8.76, and cutters and rollers priced roughly 1.25 to 3.00. Figures vary by weight and grade across the sale yard.

Summertime Processional at Chile Church Sunday

The church invites all participants to meet at 10 15 a m in the U S room for a 10 15 assembly prior to a Sunday morning program featuring solos recitations duets and choruses including Roses Sweet Roses and A Song of Trust with Dr Stout guiding invocations and offerings by Miss Thomas and the primary department preparing for the processional and chorus performances.

Dr. Stouf Miss Thomas Mrs. Lewis Heralds Anana May DeGroodt Roy Furtney Aileen Smith Bernice Cleveland Esther Reynolds Lois Gripman Florence Gripman Stout U.S

Presbyterian Church Children’s Day Program Summary

At Presbyterian Church Sunday Morning Processional. Long, School. Scripture Reading Prayer. Baptism of Children Recitation Children’s Day Vernon Rice. Exercise Keeping Children’s Day Five little girls. Duet Margaret Ward Byron List Recitation Workers Christ Grace Dahmen. Song Sunbeams Primary Class Recitation Morning Glories Rachel Anderson. Song Hear My Song Emma Dovenburg's Class. Exercise Soldiers of the King Six boys. Recitation Little Missionaries Eva Kelly. Recitation The Voice Lloyd Dahmen. Song School Exercise God is Love Cora Recitation Fay Hedges. Recitation Isabel Howells. Solo Mr. List. Recitation Clovers Mary Lembrick. Exercise God Takes Care Three little boys. Solo Father We Thank Thee Wilma List. Recitation Doris Conditt Song Daisy Girls Cora Dovenburg's Class. Pastor's Five Minute Talk. Heavenly Offering. Song School. Benediction.

Rachel Anderson Emma Dovenburg Wilma List Doris Conditt Daisy Girls Cora Dovenburg

Bridge Condemnation Sparks County Show Road Tug

County Commissioner Christie served notice on Barnum and Bailey show people that Water street bridge is unsafe. Mayor Campbell demanded immediate closure to protect public and circus traffic. Commissioner refused. Heavy traffic and livestock use the bridge amid public safety concerns.

Christie Barnum & Bailey Water Street Bridge Street Bridge Campbell Clay

Austin Plans Big July 4 Celebration With Parades and Fireworks

Readies a two day Fourth of July festival in Austin featuring sunrise bombs, flag raisings, band concerts by LeRoy Dexter and Austin bands, a fire department run, a Klu Klux parade, a car float contest, Blooming Prairie baseball, aDeclaration reading, patriotic speech, two days of racing at the fair grounds, and a children parade with 1600 participants and novelties.

Austin Court House United Hands LeRoy, Dexter and Robe Creek Austin Fire Department Jensen Mower County Athletic Park Blooming Prairie Auwstin J. F. Stout Methodist Church F. G. Sasse Fair Grounds Austin Driving Association Lafayette Park

Miczota Society Meets for July Sale Prep

The Miczota society met with Mrs. Jesse Davison south of the Fair Grounds on Thursday. Forty five attended and prepared one comforter for the annual sale while a supper was served. Proceeds totaled 4.60 dollars. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Harry Austin on the fourth Thursday in July.

Miczota Society Jesse Davison Fair Grounds Harry Austin

Man Hangs Self in Spring Hill on Premises

Paynesville Minnesota June 44 Charley Hoffman fifty years old hanged himself on the premises of Joseph Emmet in Spring Hill No reason for his act is known.

Paynesville Minn Charley Hoffman Joseph Emmet Spring Hill

Made as Good as New at Austin Pantorium

The Austin Pantorium offers French dry cleaning steam cleaning tailor pressing and repairing. They handle men and women’s clothing including suits dresses coats and more. Mrs H J Watt proprietor located at 131 E Mill Street with two phone lines Interstate 428 and NW 440 J.

Austin Pantorium H. J. Watt Mill Street Interstate N.W

Lewis Purchases Collins Interest in Medical Firm

Dr. C. F. Lewis has bought Dr. Collins share and now runs the firm of Drs. Lewis & Collins with control of its business and goodwill. All accounts are due to Dr. Lewis and any claims should be presented to him for settlement. He will remain in the old offices over the Austin National Bank.

Dr. C. F. Lewis Dr. Collins Drs. Lewis & Collins Dr. Lewis Austin National Bank

Lindberg's Haberdashery Serves Men and Youths

We are exclusive mens and young mens furnishers Lindberg's Haberdashery offers a curated selection of hats, suits, and accessories.

Lindberg

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