Austin Couple wed in Minneapolis ceremony at St Thomas Church
Miss Margaret Zender and P V Beaulieu were married at St Thomas church in Minneapolis with Miss Verna Anderson as bridesmaid and Eugene Beaulieu as best man. After a wedding breakfast at Bickman hotel the couple left for a Duluth lake trip and will reside at 700 Lansing avenue in Austin after September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Margaret Zender
P. V. Beauleu
Minneapolis
Lansing Avenue
St Thomas Church
Father O'Brien
Verna Anderson
Wabasha
Eugene Beaulieu
Graceville
Bickman
Katherine McGuigan
Mazeppa
Adam Arens
Beaulieu
Duluth
Prizes Announced for Junior Civic League Garden Contest
Seventy two city children will receive prizes from the Junior Civic League this fall for garden entries. Awards include cash prizes for Castor Bean Climbing Vine Trellis Bachelor Buttons Sweet Peas Four O'clock Nasturtiums and Zinnia with first prizes of 50 cents to 1 dollar and smaller amounts for second and third places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasturtiums
Zinnia
Ogden Couple Visits Sister in Austin
Mr and Mrs J R Ogden of Black River Falls Wisconsin visit sister Mrs P E Pace in Austin. Mrs Ogden came to Austin with her parents in 1856 and Mr Ogden arrived in 1863 and settled near Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Ogden
Black River Falls
Wis
P. E. Pace
Death of Mrs. Sarah Bemis Roberts Remains In Preston
Mrs. Sarah Bemis Roberts died Sunday in Preston after an operation. She was a sister of the late Oliver Bemis and had lived near Austin for years. Her only daughter survives. funeral and interment will be in La Crosse where her husband is buried. BE. T. Bemis of this city was with her at death and will attend the La Crosse service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bemis Roberts
Our City
Preston
Frances Elton
LaCrosse
BE. T. Bemis
City
Marriage of Floy Trenary and Edward F. Carter in California
Miss Floy Trenary and Edward F. Carter married in Pasadena California on Wednesday June 22 They will live in Tehachapi California after July 1 Mrs Carter daughter of Henry and Mrs Trenary was a longtime telephone operator in Austin The groom son of L D Carter has worked in California for eight years as a telegraph operator and Postal Telegraph manager in Mahave He owns a fruit farm near Tehachapi and will supervise the same work there The Austin community extends best wishes for a long and happy life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Floy Trenary
Edward F. Carter
Pasadena
California
Tehachapi
Carter
Henry Trenary
Northwestern
L.D. Carter
Great Western
Arthur Cole
Waukegan
Mahave
Camp Teeter Raid Ends With Capture Of Invaders
Saturday afternoon Camp Teeter faced an attack as Co. G marched from Tee ter farm under Captain Cook and formed for the balance of the unit. At 11 o’clock Lieut. Johnson led a second party intending to enter unseen but was spotted by outposts. The camp, held by noncommissioned officers, kept watchers and used roman candles for defense. Johnson’s men fired blank cartridges and stormed the camp in darkness, but the scouts repelled them and the invaders were captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. G’s
Teeter Farm
Captain Cook
Lieut. Johnson
Stimson and Broadwell marry in Illinois
Austin relatives report the marriage of Dr. Henry Stimson of Burnys Alabama to Miss Mary Harris Broadwell of Ravinia Illinois on Saturday June 18. Dr. Stimson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. B E Stimson of this city and many friends are glad to hear the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Henry Stimson
Burnys, al
Mary Harris Broadwell
Ravinia
Ill
Stimson
B. E. Stimson
Peerless Flour Mills Cash Prize Sale Prices
Flour and meal commodities listed with per sack, per cwt and bulk prices for various products. Includes Peerless Flour, Kansas Patent, Corn Meal, Graham Flour, Middlings, Oil Meal, and ground feed with notes on delivery and price changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farina
Kansas
Notice of Dissolution and Debt Responsibility
Notice I will no longer be responsible for any bills contracted by my wife. Any one giving credit to her must look to her for collection. Signed S. C. Johnson. Miss Gertrude Kline of Minneapolis home for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Johnson
Gertrude Kline
Minneapolis
Markets: Hog Prices and Dairy Pay Prices Listed
Market report shows fat hogs at 8.35 to 8.75 per cwt for 200 lb and heavier. Packer hogs at 7.75 to 8.00. Veal sheep fat lambs and dairy items with egg and dairy prices noted. cash prices around 0.20 to 0.25 for various dairy and egg products.
Local Notes From South Warco and Nearby
Mrs G W Nichels visited at the A M Parmenter home over Sunday. Minnie and Lizzie Nichels visit their sister Mrs W Nichels in Waseca. Mr Warren Paddieford and daughter Mrs Frank Bumgardle visited relatives in Northwood last week. Mrs Mames Clank visited her sister Mrs Marvin Clerk Thursday. Lost wagon rod between Austin and Parmenter’s Corners. Finder leave at James Rochford’s office. James Rochford spent weekend at Parmenter home. Locals attended Woodman and Royal Neighbor picnic at Lylebridge Thursday. Frank Bumgarde attended races in Austin Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Nichels
A. M. Parmenter
Minnie
Lizzie Nichels
Mrs. W. Nichels
Waseca
Warren Paddieford
Frank Bumgardle
Northwood
Mames Clank
Marvin Clerk
Austin and
Parmenter’s Corners
James Rochford
Parmenter
Woodman and Royal Neighbor
Lylebridge
Frank Bumgarde
Austin
Red Rock News Notes On Visits And Local Events
Oscar Miller of Montana visits F. A. Smith home with a collection of mineral specimens before heading to Milwaukee. Fred Studer builds a barn and silo to add a modern look. About thirty neighbors attend a raising bee. John Christgau returns from a Red Wing Minnesota trip with Mrs. Christgau. Rev. John Guse and Henry Holst attend Lutheran Synodical conference in Red Wing. About twenty Red Rock and Dexter ladies visit Mrs. August Smith for her birthday on June 22 with a picnic lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Miller
Montana
F. A. Smith
Milwaukee
Fred Studer
John Guse
Red Wing
Minn
Henry Holst
Red Rock
Dexter
August Smith
Local notes on visits and moves across Iowa towns
Woodson Miss Grace Rosenthal returned Wednesday after a two weeks visit at Hutchinson. Etna Chapman returned home from Mason City to spend the summer with his parents. Mr. Dorgan of Riceville is spending the week at his daughter's, Mrs. Tom Fairbanks. Mr. Cota is moving to his new home south of Austin. Francis Martin and Edmund Burke from Riceville visited the Bohan family Wednesday. Mrs Enoch Chapman and children left Monday for Wisconsin to be gone two weeks. Maitland Brown visited his aunt, Mrs. James Brimacomb Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etna Chapman
Mason City
Dorgan
Riceville
Tom Fairbanks
Cota
Austin
Francis Martin
Edmund Burke
Bohan
Enoch Chapman
Wisconsin
Maitland Brown
James Brimacomb
Mayville Area Social Notices and Local Visits
Mayville and surrounding residents made Austin and Brownsdale visits while relatives arrived by train from Mason City. Ed Ohms family welcomed a baby girl born June 21. Edward Reinke is ill with typhoid fever in Milwaukee. A large crowd attended a pupil picnic hosted by Miss Wilder and Miss Johnson. Beneke family news includes a Ta kota death of R. Beneke’s five year old son.
Local residents visitions and trips noted around Kass and Austin
Sargeant F W Smock and family visited Kass on Tuesday. Dick Lewis of Dexter called on friends Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Charles Stimson of Winnebago visited the G G Stimson home Wednesday. Fred Smock Norton went to Austin Wednesday for races. Henry Stephenson and father went to Otranto on business Thursday. Emma Schwartz went to Austin Thursday for Dr Rogers treatment. Fred Smock and G G Stimson transacted business in Austin Friday morning. Mr and Mrs H Kezar and Lyall attended the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mrs Kezar's brother and wife Mr and Mrs Wm Johnson Friday evening. A good time reported. F Smock family, Mrs G G Stimson and Mrs A Philips went to Waltham Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Smock
Kass
Dick Lewis
Dexter
Friends
Charles Stimson
Winnebago
G. G. Stimson
Fred Smock
Norton
Austin
Emma Schwartz
Dr. Rogers
G G. Stimson
H. Kezar
Lyall
Community Notes On Local Visits And Plans
Theodore Knudson visited Wal tham Saturday night. Mr and Mrs G G Stimson spent Sunday with M J McGowan and family. W V Stimson and family joined. Vosburgs of Winnebago were guests at M J McGowan's. They travelled in Mr Stim son’s car. Several residents plan to attend the Chautauqua at Austin next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Knudson
Waltham
G. G. Stimson
M. J. McGowan
W. V. Stimson
Mrs. Vosburg
Winnebago
M. J. McGowan’s
Mr. Stimson
Austin
Time Freight Cars Trail Aboard Telegraphed Tracks
William Hard describes time freight a system tracking freight cars by telegraph updates. Cars move across routes from Jacksonville to Spokane and Phoenix to Augusta, with real time boards showing each car’s progress. The piece notes intensified supervision likened to stock boards and hints cars becoming tamer under data-driven control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Spokane
Wash
Phoenix
Ariz
Augusta
United States
William Hard
Technical World Magazine
Chicago
Omaha
Local Mill Advertises Flour Brands From Jim River Wheat
The Wilder firm of East Mill Street promotes Big Four Extra Patent Star and White Loaf flour made from Jim River hard wheat and urges customers in Austin to choose their products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim River
P. K. Wilder & Son
East Mill Street
The Stomach Digesting Itself Explained
The article surveys why the stomach does not digest itself, discussing gastric acids and experiments. It notes that living tissue can be digested under certain conditions, questions the idea of a life principle preventing digestion, and concludes little is known beyond the possibility of ongoing self-repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hodges
New York ‘Tribune
The Old Time Surgeon Had Fast Amputation Tales
A short historical vignette recalls early surgeons like Maisonneuve and Langenbeck who performed amputations at remarkable speed. It notes the blunt bargaining with a patient over time and contrasts past rapid, sure procedures with modern changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maisonneuve
Langenbeck
Germany
Origins of the Word Bull as a Puzzle of Wit
The piece surveys theories on the term bull meaning nonsense and traces etymology to boule from French fraud or Icelandic bull nonsense. Sydney Smith is highlighted for distinguishing wit from bulls by contrasting real relations with apparent connections that mislead, noting stronger apparent links yield sharper bulls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Smith
Frederick the Great and the king's blunt lessons
Anecdotes show Frederick the Great of Prussia reacting to mistakes and slander with sharp wit. A promoted officer fled when pursued by the king, who then calmly announced his promotion. In another incident a slanderer was exposed as unworthy while a loyal officer proved his fitness in battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick the Great
Prussia
Where Looks Dont Matter in a Matrimonial Tale
A New Yorker recalls a titled foreigner's marriage to a wealthy American girl. A comment notes the ethics mirror those of a matrimonial agency. A man asks to see a photograph of a $250,000 heiress, but the agent refuses for sums over $100,000.
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Jenper Beaulieu
P. H. Zender
Austin National Bank
Junior Civic League
Austin, Mimse
Sahkah Bewiis Roberts
Camp Teeter
Illinois
Broadwell-Stimson
South Warco
John Christgau
Mrs. Christgau
Woodson
Grace Rosenthal
Hutchinson
Mayville
R. Jones
Ed Beneke
John Koehn
Herman Frohreich
Mrs. Faber
Takota
R. Beneke
Beneke
Emma Koehn
R. L. Jones
Mrs. E. Notts
Jtown
Sargeant
Henry Stephenson
Otranto
Ham
John M. Briebach
the Meat Man
A. E. Hilker
Interstate
Houss
Chas. L. West Dry Goods CO
OJ Benton Austin Minn
C. E. Dickens & Son
Austin, Mini
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