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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
3
An Almanquet at Elk’s Hall is noted for June 30 with A H 8 alum and an Austin Chautauqua event slated around July 9 to 16, marking upcoming local gatherings.
A dense collection of social notices and local updates from Rose Creek including wedding party travel, alumni banquet plans, church picnics, visits from relatives, farm and business activities, and upcoming fireworks and band events. Readers are invited to attend commencements, picnics, and community gatherings while noting residents visiting relatives and participating in local trades.
Miss Hattie McIntyre of Lanay spent Tuesday with Austin friends. Mrs. George Windus and son Edward returned from a three week visit with relatives in Elkton. Mrs. A H Anderson and children of Minneapolis visit John Peterson home on Clark Street. Mrs. Frank Laufie went to the cities for a visit with relatives. Mrs. John Peterson and Mrs. George Ames visit the cities for a few days. Ed Larson visits friends in New Albion Iowa. Mrs. Adam Arens returned from the cities after attending her sister Margaret's wedding. Mrs. Jo Mayer travels to Chicago and then Michigan for several weeks. Mrs. Frank Kaiser of Valley City N Oak visits Mrs. Charles Wese. John Hazelrud takes a few days off. Mrs. Fred Hirt of LaCrosse visits Mrs. Frank Monty. Mr. and Mrs. James Plum return from a visit in LaCrosse.
The catalog lists various flour types in 49 Ib sacks with prices from $1.25 to $2.75 per sack and bulk goods such as bran and middlings at $1.00 per Cwt. Also notes cash prizes, delivery on reasonable orders, and price changes possible without notice.
Lansing residents picnicked on Cedar Tuesday and many neighbors visited relatives in nearby towns. Visitors include Lynn Davis from Valley to see his aunt Mrs. Markham and mother Mrs. Davis, Wallace Lindsley party to Nebraska, and Dan Johnson at a LeRoy event. Local outings feature races at Austin and fishing at Lake Elysian.
Concrete walls porches and steps floors chimneys repaired walls plastered. All kinds of mason work neatly done by Max W. Miller at 406 Water Street.
Miss Mattie Lang entertained a party of friends Monday evening in honor of Miss Ida Gregg. Hazel Dokken and Lenora Hellickson returned to Wheaton Illinois yesterday. Mrs. F. D. Hittner and children of York Nebraska are expected tomorrow morning for a visit at the Loomis home.
The following grocery stores will close Saturday night after serving last customers and reopen Tuesday morning due to Monday July 4th being a legal holiday. FIESTER THOMAS E A DALAGER F O HALL F P McBRIDE M FISCH W C HORROBIN
Eight hundred former residents of Trondheim now in Minnesota Michigan Iowa Nebraska North and South Dakota will meet in Grand Forks on Friday and Saturday for the Trondelaget annual meeting and picnic. A major feature is the banquet on July 1 to be served at the auditorium.
A physician at a Denver dinner mocked Bible miracles by citing Lazarus. A leading Biblical scholar responded that modern medical science has advanced beyond such events, prompting a measured exchange on faith and science.
A despairing patron apologizes for rudeness after a half hour wait. He asks to withdraw the porterhouse steak as an order and renew it as a suggestion. The exchange is recorded in a Chicago Tribune tone of the era.
A pocket book containing a small amount is reported lost and may be in the Herald office. The finder is urged to return it to the newspaper for claim.
A fragmented dialogue shows a tense late night exchange. One character urges a chance to be remembered while the other resists with a weary sigh and a terse response. The scene hints at emotional distance and unresolved tension between two people.
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