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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1911

Page

2

Austin Victory Over Town Chains Nine in Amateur Ball

Over 700 spectators watched Austin defeat the Town Chains nine 7 to 2 at Athletic Park. Sanders pitched well for the visitors, while Austin capitalized on timely hitting with a three-run seventh inning to seal the win. Ten Eycke and Wolfe highlighted exciting plays as Austin solidified its status among the city’s fastest amateur teams. An upcoming Sunday game against Mankato is being planned.

Athletic Park Austin Fast Town Chains Sanders Ten Eycke Wolfe Earl Dunfee Mankato

Comrade Lugg Dead at Oakland Home

Edward Lugg died at his home near Oakland at 2 30 this morning. Funeral will be Wednesday at 2 30 from the Baptist church in Oakland. He was a member of McIntyre Post. He leaves three sons and one daughter Charles Edward Rollin Zelpha his wife having died earlier. The Post will meet at G A R hall this evening to arrange funeral attendance.

Edward Lugg Oakland Baptist Church McIntyre Post Lugg Charles Edward Rollin Zelpha G. A. R. Hall

Mary Bannet Visited Austin Guest at Kloyda Home

Mrs. Mary Bannet of Manly spent Saturday in Austin as a guest at the John Kloyda residence.

Irs Mary Bannet Manly Austin John Kloyda

CINBUS AFTERMATH AT CIRCUS BRINGS FEW CRIMES

After the Bar num Bailey circus arrival in CINBUS the police report few crimes or accidents. A pocketbook containing 125 dollars and checks was stolen at the depot. money later vanished but checks remained. A crowd ticket incident sparked a confrontation between ticket sellers and local officials with no serious arrests. Three minor auto accidents involved a child, a woman, and two cars, all with minor injuries or damages.

Barnum & Bailey's Circus Our W. A. Murray Murray Mr. Murray Austin Nicholson U. S. Department of Justice Nick Police Galt Toledo Carlyle Kelly E. E. Kelly Bridge and Franklin Water Chatham Streets Bridge Main Streets Lyle Waltham

Card of Thanks for Cecelia Arens

We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and help during the illness and death of our beloved daughter and sister Cecelia. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. J N Arens and Children.

Cecelia J.N. Arens

Contested Will Case Heard Over Estate of Barbara Erickson

Hats L. Erickson appeals probate court ruling against Geo Robertson as administrator for Barbara Erickson’s estate. The dispute stems from a will where Barbara’s property may pass to her grandchildren. The back of the will bears a consent signature by Hats L. Erickson. Attorneys French and Sasse represent the petitioner. Greenman and Greenman represent respondents.

Hats L. Erickson Geo. Robertson Barbara Erickson Kingsley Erickson Lincoln Street French & Sasse Mr. Erickson Greenman

Real Estate Transfers Listing Austin Area Property Deals

A42 transfers show Frankson to Caflesch for SW 1 4 36 102 14 at 12800 and Musgrove to Baird with lots 9 and 12 block 5 Bolcoms Add at 750. Hunter to Bradford lots 7 and 8 block 10 LeRoy Station at 1.00. Dalager to Farrell lot 5 block8 Bolcoms Add at 2700. Miller to Harbaugh lots 3 and 4 block10 Yates & Lewis Add at 1400. Lamping to Runner lots 6 7 and 8 1 4 lot 10 block4 Bolcoms Add at 500. Cobl to Wallace undivided 1 3 of NW 1 4 29 104 16 at 200. Jensen to Gilbertson lot 8 block11 Railroad Add at 600. Rice to Voelz III 1 2 SE 1 4 6 103 15 at 5200. Caldwell to Farmers Star Corner Mercantile Co NW 1 4 13 104 14 and NW 1 4 24 104 14 at 30400. Hanson Sr to Frederick Hanson et al SE 1 4 35 102 18 west of M S P right of way except small tract at 1920. Kenevan to Charley Darow lots 10 11 block13 Brown's Add at 2100.

Frankson Peter Caflesch S.W Julia Musgrove Lyman D. Baird Bolcom Add Austin Mary J. Hunter Carrie W. Bradford LeRoy Olena Dalager Jno F. H. Cobl William Wallace N. W Nels Jensen Iver Gilbertson Erastus Rice Frank Voelz III William E. Cadwell Farmers Star Corner Mercantile Co S. W Christian Hanson Sr Frederick Hanson S.E

Notice to Degree of Honor Members

Assessment No. 6 has been called for June and must be paid on or before June 28th, together with all arrears on assessment No. 5, also dues for third quarter must be paid. Will the members please be prompt in paying, as books must be audited and per capita sent by July 1st, Mrs. Spencer Barr, Fin.

Spencer Barr

Notice of Partnership Change at Lewis and Collins

Dr. C. F. Lewis has purchased Dr. Collins' interest in the firm of Drs. Lewis & Collins and succeeds to the business and goodwill of the firm. All accounts are due and payable to Dr. Lewis and all claims against said firm should be presented to him for settlement. Dr. Lewis 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

Rat Annihilator Promises Safe Modern Rodent Control

A claim of Rat Annihilator as a modern rat destroyer describes its use to kill rats and consume their bodies, leaving no odor. The product is described as harmless to handle and safe, with a note that it is for safe use only at Wold's.

Wold’s

Water Works Celebration at City Park on June 28

The Water and Light Commission invites city officials and employees to an evening program at City Park on Wednesday June 28 at eight. A twenty voice chorus and Austin’s Band will perform with speakers including Dr J F Stout and Gertrude Ellis Skinner plus readings and an audience on the platform.

Board of Water and Light Commissioners Board of Aldermen Austin Austin Band Father Gounod Fountain and Society J. F. Stout Gertrude Ellis Skinner Con Sith Kingsley America Dr. Smith

Brownsdale Area News Roundup of Visits and Events

Browndale Marie Rentz arrived Saturday to spend the summer with her brother Mre T Dahle is a guest at the N K Dahle home. Several locals travel for visits, campouts, and medical needs. The Carlos Sleeper family returned from Ramsey camping two weeks, and six Brownsdale graduates marked completion.

Marie Rentz Bro Mre. T. K. Dahle N. K. Dahle Carlos Sleeper Ramsey Mr. Dischon

Warrants Issued to Re-arrest Dr. Dumas in Bemidji

A federal warrant to re-arrest Dr. Dumas mayor of Cass Lake is to be served in Bemidji as he faces court on Wednesday before Court Commissioner H A Simons on charges from Assistant State Fire Marshal Sam Fullerton. William Munhall, jailed on related charges, denies involvement with Dumas while awaiting counsel.

Bemidji Minn Charles C. Houpt United States Minnesota Dr. Dumas Cass Lake H. A. Simons Sam Fullerton MeCall A. Spooner Dumas William Munhall Munhall Keller Frank Tufts Long Prairie Dimas Behan Simpson Spooner

Mrs Chase Willson Dies at Red Oaks Home

Mrs. Chase Willson mother of Mrs. George A. Franklin of Rochester died at Red Oaks, the family home, at 6 36 Thursday evening after an illness dating to last November. Annie Rosbrugh Willson, born May 11 1840 in Brantford Ontario, married Charles C Willson February 28 1862. Nine children were born eight living. Funeral at residence Saturday private if pastor Rev W W Fowler arrives in time.

C.C. Willson George A. Franklin Rochester Post & Record Chase. Willson Red Oaks Annie Rosbrugh Willson Brantford Ontario

Circus Man Dies During Tent Close at Barnum Circus

W N Cretz, a can vat man with Barnum Beasley’s circus, died Saturday evening while writing for the chairs to be packed before taking down the tent. Apparent apoplexy caused his death. The body was sent to Harrisburg for interment after arrangements at G F Baird undertaking rooms.

W.N. Cretz Barnum & Beasley’s Circus G. F. Baird Undertaking Harrisburg Penn

Ladies' Turkish Baths Reserved at Durkish Establishment

Every afternoon until further notice the baths at the Durkish facility will be reserved for ladies. The address listed is 92712.

Durkish

A Near Nature Return

A Pittsburg Post blurb quotes a doctor urging a retreat from rathshellers to reconnect with nature, while the subject prefers staying in the palm room.

Rathshellers Nature Pittsburg

Water Street Bridge deemed safe for normal travel

County Commissioner Christie says the Water Street Bridge is not dangerous for ordinary travel but unsafe for a circus train due to floor問題. He cites creosote block paving on wood planks tarred and covered with tar paper, sand cushion, and concrete. The 1908 flood loosened blocks, letting water rot the planks. Replacements will use sheet steel during repairs.

Christie Water Street

Alumni Banquet Ticket Sale Promoted by Committee

The A H S Alumni executive committee will call on members tomorrow offering gate tickets for the banquet to be held tomorrow night. Buy your ticket when they call to support the event.

A.H.S

Market Day Committee Meeting Set for Tomorrow

All members of the Market Day committees are asked to be present at a meeting at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning in the Commercial Club rooms.

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