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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1909
Page
2
Trustee Distributes 17 Percent Dividend From Guillemin Estate
Fred P. Bolles reports the Frank Guillemin trust assets converted to cash totaling 1019.95. After expenses including adjuster, auctioneer, attorney, taxes, mortgage, advertising, and dividends, creditors receive 17 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred P. Bolles
Frank Guillemin
Sci Cee Cdesis
Ladies Quartet to entertain at Presbyterian church benefit
The Presbyterian church hosts an evening program on Tuesday to benefit the boys class. The Ladies Quartette led by Mrs A M Lewis and others, with Miss Luella Gleason as accompanist, performs selections including A Dane Day and My Ain Country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
A. M. Lewis
E. S Selby
George Hormel
George Burnham
Luella Gleason
Bella Todd
Zender
L. W. Decker
Dane Dey
Gillet-Housley
Hadley
Primrose
Ain Country
Ladies Quartette at the Presbyterian Church Tuesday Evening
A local church event offers a Ladies' Quartette performing Tuesday evening at the Presbyterian church. The program showcases vocal harmony in a community gathering with no admission listed.
Bishop Cotter Dies at Winona
Right Rev. Joseph F. B. Cotter aged sixty five head of the Catholic diocese of Winona Minn died at his home here from heart trouble and Brights disease. He once led the Catholic Total Abstinence Union and secured about 60000 pledges for total abstinence. Funeral will be attended by hundreds of priests as his illness worsened after a trip to Atlantic City for sea air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona, Inn
Joseph FB. Cotter
Winona
Minn
Bright
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
Mississippi River
Cotter
Northwest
Atlantic City
N. J
Bishop Cotter Dead In Winona Funeral Planned
The tolling bell of St. Augustine’s announced Bishop Cotter’s death overnight in Winona. Father E. H. Devlin reported the death, with the funeral set for Wednesday at ten in Winona where Father Devlin will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine's
Cotter
Father E. H. Devlin
Winona
Father Devlin
Mayor Sutton in Omaha General Hospital
Distressing updates from Omaha report Mayor Sutton in critical condition at the General Hospital. Dr. A W Allen and Mrs Allen accompanied Mrs Sutton as anxious friends gathered Sunday night hoping for improvement after a storm disrupted telegraph wires delaying news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Sutton
General Hospital
Omaha
The
Elks
A. W. Allen
William Hinman
Meyers Succeeding as Baptist Ministers Head
At a Baptist Ministers association meeting Rev. Frank N. Anderson was elected president to fill the vacancy created by Rev. Johnston Meyers resignation. The association also suspended Professor George Burman Foster after refusing to expel him. Anderson has not yet accepted the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ministers’ Association
Frank N. Anderson
Normal Park Baptist Church
Johnston Meyers
George Burman Foster
Anderson
Meyers
Harry Pratt Judson
University of Chicago
Foster
Judson
Children observe Sunday at M. E. church program
Children and families gathered at the M. E. church Sunday morning for a vivid Children’s Day program led by Imogene Lutz. John Ferris delivered a patriotic address and recited original poems. Epworth League evening session featured officer installations, solos by Miss Lane and Mrs A M Lewis, and a brief league history by Miss Jennie Keith. Roy Furtney was elected district Epworth League president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Direc
Imogene Lutz
John Ferris
Lutz
Epworth League
Roy Furtney
Misse& Stella Foster
Lillian Cress
Thera
Lane
A. M. Lewis
Jennie Kieth
Lightning Kills Much Stock In Local Storm
A severe Saturday storm caused extensive livestock losses across the area. Cows, steers, and sheep were killed or injured by lightning while at pasture, with several farms reporting damage to fences and buildings. Notable losses included seven two year old heifers and two steers on A V Ellis property and five cows out of nine under a tree in Frank Hall’s pasture. Little Cedar Lutheran church steeple damaged. a chimney on J P Elmer’s house destroyed for the third time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
A. V. Ellis
Mower County
Mutual
Frank Hall
J. Jorgenson
Ray Bryan
Henry Block
Little Cedar Lutheran
Adams Township
Farmers’ Mutual
J. P. Elmer
Austin Township
CC. H. Lott
Austin
Dr. Rockwell
Red Rock
Michael Gerber
Adams
Mr. Weiden
Ben King
Pleasant Valley
Spring Valley
Herb Ellis
Turtle Creek
Summer School Notes Highlights Attendance at Chautauqua Event
S M N C students attended Saturday classes. Mr Carson spoke for Chautauqua management on benefits of attending the University of the People. Madon from Allyn & Bacon visited. First penmanship class with Miss Howe. Twenty three class divisions. Enrollment reached 140 then 150 with more anticipated after July 4. Dorothy Knopf participates as pianist for the chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.M. N.C
Carson
Chautauqua Management
Chautauqua
University of the People
Madon
Allyn & Bacon Book Co
Miss Howe
Dorothy Knopf
Presbyterian Picnic Planned at Turtle Creek Grove
The Presbyterian church and Sunday schools invite Oakland to a picnic Monday July Sth in Johnsons Grove on Turtle Creek. Vehicles depart church and Chapel at 9 a m sharp, bring a full basket, refreshments provided. sports and committees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Johnson’s Grove
Turtle Creek
Oakland
Jack
L. P. Fisher
W. J. Rice
Jay Hormel
J. G. Hormel
J. B. Howells
H. McNish
F. Dearborn
L. Roble
J. H. Robertson
F., Dearborn
G. Hessier
S.L. Young
B. Dovenburg
W. A. Richards
J. Dunbar
H. Hormel
Presbyterians Offer Ticket for Next Tuesday Event
Promoters promise value beyond price as they urge buying a ticket to hear the Ladies' Quartette alongside the Presbyterian boys next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Firework Novelties At Fred Williams Cigar Depot
The window display at Fred Williams Cigar Depot features a wide range of Fourth of July fireworks. New novelties include sparklers electric sparklers and the dia bola wheel with safety features. Prices start at one cent with items like the Holy Terror and Buster button among many. Early buyers are stocking up ahead of celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Williams
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills Public Trial Offer
The ad asserts no substitute equals DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills for kidney and bladder ailments and backache. It invites readers to request a free trial box by sending their name to E C DeWitt & Co of Chicago, noting druggists in town stock the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Swedish Voters Insulted at Minnesota Dinner
A St James Plaindealer report states Lt. Gov Eberhart inspired the John Erickson Republican League of Minnesota to unite Swedish votes. C R Boostrom and BE A Nelson named officers amid criticism from Fairmont Sentinel claiming such appeals insult Swedish Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eberhart
John Erickson Republican League of
Minnesota
Republican Party
C. R. Boostrom
Austin Normal School
BE. A. Nelson
Halleck
St. James
Faribault Patient Praises Dr Addi son Jones
Tim Weiben of Faribault Minnesota writes that doctors advised surgery but Dr Addi son Jones cured him without operation or pain. He commends the doctor as honorable and says anyone troubled will be well treated. Dated December 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison-Jones
Faribault
Dr. Jones
Tim Weiben
Minn
Plzak Family Returns to Minnesota from Idaho
Mr and Mrs Frank Plzak and son Willie have returned after six weeks away in King Hill Idaho. They sold their Idaho general store interest to the Krulish brothers and will settle in Austin Minnesota. Frank started building a new house at Oak and Clark streets and will supervise the project before seeking work in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Plzak
Willie Plzak
King Hill
Idaho
Minnesota
Krulish Bros
Austin
Frank
Oak and Clark Streets
Farm Name Registration Now Required by Law
Under a recent bill, farm names must be registered with the Register of Deeds to be legally held. Applications blank are at Mr. Wood's office in the Seurt House. submit the chosen farm name for official registration.
Bucklin Dark Brown Photos Ready for Display
Bucklin residents will soon see dark brown photographs prepared for a new display. The project gathers local images to reflect the town’s history and daily life, with community organizers coordinating the installation and public viewing schedule.
Notice of Bids for School Bonds by Independent District No 27
The Board of Education of Independent School District No. 27 Austin Minnesota invites sealed bids on June 30 1909 at p m for 25000 bonds to build a Third Ward school replacing Lincoln destroyed by fire. Bonds 1000 each, 4 percent interest semi annually, issued July 1 1909 to July 1 1929. Bidder to designate payee and place. bid must include 1000 certified check forfeitable if bonds not delivered. Board may reject any or all bids. Austin Minnesota June 1 1909 H A Avery President J F Fairbanks Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Independ
Austin
Minesota
Third Ward
Lincoln
Mas
Minnesota
Land swap seeks Rev River Valley Ottertail farms
Buyer offers cash for clear improvements in Rev River Valley and Ottertail County farms, willing to assume mortgages or pay differences if debts are cleared. Owner contact through agent handled to save commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev River Valley
Ottertail County
Fort Mower County
Baby Day at Congregational Church June 30
The Congregational ladies host Baby Day at the church and manse on Wednesday June 30 from 2 30 to 5 p m. A delightful program by and for the dut ies with a nursery for the wee ones and refreshments for all. Everyone who loves a baby is invited.
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