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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
2
The Birthday club surprised Mrs. Skinner with a tin wedding at Evergreen farm. About 30 members spread lawn tables and served a picnic lunch under spruce and pine. Gifts included biscuit cutters and tin rat traps as poems and well wishes were read before the guests departed at nine.
Peerless Flour Mills advertises flour and grain in multiple sack sizes with cash prizes and delivery on reasonable orders. Prices include White Rose at 1.25 per 49 lb sack and Export Clear at 1.00, Kansas Patent at 2.50, and various items priced per sack or per cwt. All prices subject to change without notice.
Public notice stating that the signer will no longer be responsible for any bills contracted by his wife and directing creditors to seek collection from her. Signed 8S. C. Johnson.
Ramsey picnic honors Agnes Mackie of Tecumseh and Amy Stockman of Spokane as Austin guests. A surprise party at J Weisel’s home celebrated Vera Weisel Browning’s upcoming marriage with gifts, bells, and a wheelbarrow laden with presents.
Arrangements are complete for Dexter’s commencement exercises and a picnic on Thursday June 30. A special train from Milwaukee departs at nine in the morning and returns at six, serving the west and south parts of the county. Readers from LeRoy Adams Tappi Rose Creek Lyle Austin Ramsey and Brownsdale can reach Dexter by train and return home that evening. In Austin trains arrive around six in the morning and depart at eight in the evening on both divisions. The program includes Dexter band music 10 a.m. stock judging by a State College expert basket dinner at noon invocation by Rev C D Belden welcome address by Henry Weber Jr Dexter response by Gertrude Ellis Skinner music by Dexter Schools address to class by Thomas R Cole presentation of class Grace B Sherwood diploma presentation by Wm Christie class song basket ball and base ball games.
Yeoman Attention reports the auditing committee will convene on July 1 and suspend all members delinquent by that date. Ada Opie travels from Janesville to Boston via Miss Opie’s itinerary.
Listing shows Youne Fat Hogs 200 lb price range 8 60 to 8 76 and Packer Hogs 7 7 to 8 00. Veal Sheep Lamb prices 6 00 to 7 00. Butter Eggs dairy items noted with cash price 0.20 to 0.15.
A high noon wedding at Christ Episcopal Church unites Miss Mamie Van degrift of the city and Mr. Frederic G. Cuthbert of Devil's Lake North Dakota. Rev. C W Holmes presides with Rev. Alfred Cuthbert assisting.
Miss Ida V Laufle married Harry J Tuftee at 10 am in St Augustine church parsonage with Rev Devlin officiating. Bridesmaid Miss Mary Umhoefer wore yellow satin. best man Jo Klema attended. Wedding dinner and reception followed at the bride’s Division Street home in the Fourth ward.
Another pretty June wedding was held at St Augustine’s church at 8 this morning. Margaret W. Esser and J. A. Christensen were united in marriage by Father Devlin. The bride wore white.
Salome Silk wears white illusion veil as she weds trainman Christenson. Attendants include Chris Tensen and Esser siblings. About fifty dine at 107 Elm Street noon today and seventy-five attend an evening reception. Out of town guests include John Esser Stacyville and Regina Stephany Sheboygan. The couple plans Milwaukee honeymoon and will reside with the bride’s parents in Austin after returning August 1.
Cedar Cay Charles Pace and wife of Austin visited the Wynn home over Sunday. May Monahan stayed Friday to Sunday, returning to Austin Monday. A baby boy was born Friday morning to Mr. and Mrs. John Farrell. Mrs. Rochford traveled from Austin to visit her daughter Mrs. Monahan. Park Brandon and sister Agnes attended the Enterprise Grange. Delia Monahan and Lila Monahan spent Monday in Austin. Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. Michie of Cottonwood, Minn visited Mrs. Peachey. James Rochford will install a cement water tank on the farm. The Farrells and Miss Ethel Fiood left for Mason City after a telegram from Wil Farrell. John Farrell also went down. Local picnickers included families of Adam Goodsell, Herm Chandler, Harvey Watkins and Frank McAlear by the river near Trowbridge's. A good crowd attended races in Austin Thursday. A light rain shower fell near the Peachey home. crops in Cedar City suffer from drought. Hay prospects look poor and small grain is harmed. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fraser and Chauncey attended the Grange.
Grace Hart of St Paul is spending the summer with her aunt Mrs V A Sandburg.
Advert says science now cures dandruff through a preparation that kills the dandruff germ. It digs to the scalp root to stop itching and hair loss and claims hair will grow luxuriantly without dandruff. Sold by leading druggists with a one dollar bottle guaranteed. Sample offered for 10 cents by The Herpicide Co. Detroit, Mich.
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