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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1906
Page
2
Gertrude Ellis-Skinner named associate in the Austin Daily Herald staff filing at the Austin Minnesota post office as second class entry status noted in the issue.
A compact column notes that the Carnivala compares favorably to Venice with larger crowds. California tourists compare Austin’s sanded streets to Ocean Park before bricklaying, while fleas are missing. The piece forgives Congressman Tawney for a tree joke, and remarks on gifts and donor trees hurting now.
Mrs A B Newell extols gas use over gasoline praising cost savings of about twenty five percent and highlighting convenient cooking. She describes timely meals, controllable heat, and a superb oven and broiler for bread pies cakes meats and toast.
The County W C T U will meet at the East Side Presbyterian church this evening. The program includes song service devotionals music and addresses on the churches railroad schools and the American woman by Mrs G W Lutz. Austin residents know her as a powerful speaker and the Spokane Review praised her Dawn of a True Republic address.
In Tit-Bits a dialogue suggests the hero and heroine will marry in the final winter issue, a turn Naggus calls fitting and Borus approves. The exchange hints at a planned plot twist and comic censure.
Edward Casey received fifty days in the county jail for giving beer to a blacklisted man. Chief Galt and Judge Fairbanks received commendation for the case and sentence. Casey argued he did not sell the beer, claiming he only gave it.
Delegates to the Grand Army en campment in Minneapolis in August will receive an official badge. The bronze ornament measures about five and a half inches, with an eagle bar, a miniature canteen pendant, and reliefs of the courthouse, city hall, and Minnehaha Falls. The word Member replaces delegate, and a G A R monogramed star hangs from the bar with a yellow ribbon.
In the Somerville Journal a note about how the people in the flat above rarely call the infant by a term the fond parents favor, highlighting domestic language in a brief communityitem.
The Cosmopolitan Carnival company opened Monday in the Bridge Street city, drawing between four and five thousand people. The event showcased a full circuit of shows including a wild west act, boomerang displays, a Ferris wheel, a penny arcade, and a 116 foot high dive. the venue runs daily with twice daily appearances of major acts.
Members and supporters of the Lutheran church are urged to attend a mass meeting at the Lutheran church tonight at 8 o clock. The meeting aims to adopt a permanent plan for raising current church expenses. By order of the Board of Trustees C J Johnson secretary of St Olaf Congregation.
The group led by Ed Quinney and Richard Cotter travels Monday from Great Western to Rochester for the convent ion of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union now in session there. Also listed are Cornel ing Downey Frank Murphy William Barry Mathew Chambers John Reg ner Fred Dugan Harry Murphy and James Sheedy.
Vendor advertises a full stock of fireworks for the Fourth of July including flags fans and ornaments. Prices promised to please and urged immediate selection while stock lasts.
A quoted quarrel outlines marital tension as Mrs. Benham confronts her husband about his actions and memory, while the New York Press reports the domestic dispute and public reaction.
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