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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
2
A vintage notice lists advertising rates: one year in advance and three months in advance options. It notes per inch and per line charges, with weekly Herald and Cento printing terms.
The Chicago Great Western Ry offers round trip excursion tickets to Charleston South Carolina for the NationalEducational Association gathering in July 1900. Tickets are valid July 10 to September 1 and cost one fare plus 2.00 for membership with information available from Great Western agents or F H Lord G P T A Chicago.
A vintage Grain O advertisement extols Grain O as a coffee substitute. It claims Grain O tones the stomach aids digestion strengthens nerves and is nourishing with no harmful effects. Priced at 15 and 25 cents per package and sold by grocers.
Cheap round trip fares offered by Chicago Great Western Railway for July 2 and 4 travel, half rates for children, good to return July 5. Inquiries: any C G W Ry agent or F H Lord G P and T A 113 Adams St Chicago.
The timetable lists St Paul and Minneapolis departures to Cresco Calmar Chicago and other points. Trains run daily with through sleepers to Chicago via Milwaukee Peoria via Mason City St Louis via Mason City and La Crosse via La Crosse. Departures shown include 7:19 am 2:55 pm 8:45 pm and 12:40 pm with varying through services.
Train schedules list connections among Owatonna Fairbault Minneapolis Lyle Mason City Dexter LaCrosse and other points. Times range from early morning to late evening with Sunday Monday exceptions and a May 16 1900 revision by agent C W Snere.
Advertisement touts Grain-O as a healthful coffee substitute prescribed by doctors not as medicine but as a nourishing beverage. It claims rich color and flavor akin to coffee, costing about a fourth the price, and notes children enjoy it and thrive on this grain based drink. Ask your grocer for Grain-O.
Iowa Central Railway offers one fare round trip July 2 to 4 to Kansas City for the National Democratic Convention. Tickets on sale July 2 3 4 with return by July 9 1900. Pullman Buffet cars on trains Nos 1 and 2 between Mason City and Kansas City for delegates and attendees. Reservations and schedules via Iowa Central agents or Geo G Batty Marshalltown IA.
Albertson, a graduate of the T. Still College of Osteopaths Des Moines, will establish in Austin renting rooms over Hirah's Clothing Store. He plans to open business about July 5 after fittings are completed.
C. E. Burton of Aldee was in the city today. Mrs C. J. Winter of Mason City is visiting friends in the city for a short time.
Rev J C Jansson Roseland pastor residence 106 Oakland Ave. Morning service 10 30 in Norwegian. Preaching on gospel for the third Sunday after Trinity. Sunday School at noon. Evening service 745 in English. Subject What is Expected of the Church. Everyone welcome. A Sunday School picnic will follow soon.
Northwest corner St Paul and Water streets announces services led by J G Reinhardt pastor residing 306 St Paul Street South. 10 30 a m sermon The Fruit of the Spirit Sabbath School at noon Y P S C E at 6 45 p m When in a Nation Safe Evening service at 7 45 Stumbling at Christ Thursday prayer meeting 7 45 Our Nation's Security and Strength everyone welcome
Bible School at 10:00 a.m. Communion and 11:00 a.m. sermon by Elder W. Leannon of Tonda Iowa on The Christ Spirit. Combined service 7:45 p.m. with J. K. Shellenberger speaking and drawing demonstration. Farewell remarks and invitation to all.
Rev. E. F. Wheeler leads morning worship at 10 30 with the Bread of Life sermon. Sunday School at noon, Junior C E at 3 and Y P C E at 7 with junior graduation. Union Missionary meeting follows at 7 45 at the Methodist church. Residence 202 South Main Street.
First Church of Christ Scientist holds regular services at 10 30 a m every Sabbath with Sunday School at 11 45. Wednesday services at 7 30 p m at Elke new hall west of Courthouse. All the public invited to attend.
July 1 marks the third Sunday after Trinity with Holy Communion at 7 30 a m and morning service at 10 30 a m. Sunday School begins at noon followed by Evening Bible Class at 6 45 p m and a second evening service at 7 45 p m. All are invited to attend.
T. N. Weaver, pastor at 508 Oak Street, conducts preaching at 10:45 a. m. Sunday school at noon, Christian Endeavor at 7:15, and evening service at 8:00. Rev. L. E. Koenig of Owatonna will preach in the evening.
James Oartein, arrested by Constable McKee on a robbery charge, swore out a complaint via John Collins who claimed Curtain and he bought shoes and supplies at Lee's. Curtain was jailed then released after Collins’ perjury led to dismissal. Curtain later fined for a separate store disturbance. Curtain is brother of Lawrence Curtain, previously jailed for robbery.
A meeting reviewed fundraising for a city street fair and carnival with $1500 signed and a $2000 goal. Dates proposed for September range from the 25th to the 28th. The executive committee will fix the final date and extend invitations to key figures. Rocked by convention ads, travelers are urged to use the Chicago Great Western route via Maple Leaf for Kansas City July 4 and tickets on sale July 24.
The science monthly founded in 1872 passes to editor Professor James McKeen Otteil of Columbia University and publisher McClure Phillips. Its July number includes works by Simon Newcomb and Lars P. Largiac, with articles on malaria, preventive speculation, Roentgen views, and Washington as an explorer and surveyor.
An advertisement notes a patent medicine named for La Grippe promising headache relief. It claims efficacy against La Grippe and urges druggists to stock the remedy.
A fragmented catalog of moving picture scenes includes naval battles near Santiago with torpedo boats, heavy gunfire, and sinking. cavalry charges. army parades. scenic Alps and Switzerland. Flags of all Nations. Pres McKinley at sea. and various lively vignettes such as trains, horses, and playful farm scenes.
Years ago Bret Harte wrote humorous condensed novels. He has completed a new series for The Saturday Evening Post. Readers of Conan Doyle Kipling and Anthony Hope will find caricatures and adventures in Tales Three and The Jungle Folk. The June 30 issue will feature the condensed novels.
One round trip fare offered for trips via Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul with return by July 2. Madison South Carolina lists a round trip fare at one and one third. Kansas City Missouri offers a one fare round trip good to return July 9. C W SNERE Avyt.
Travel offer to the Nations Democratic Convention in Kansas City Missouri with Chicago Great Western Railway. Round trip fare only and tickets on sale July 2 3 and 4 valid for return to July 9. Inquiries to F I Lord Gen Passenger & Ticket Agent 118 Adams Street.
On July 9 17 and August 1 1906 the Iowa Central Ry will sell round trip excursion tickets to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood Springs Salt Lake City Ogden and to parts of South Dakota and Wyoming at one fare plus two dollars. Tickets valid for return until October 31 1900. Ask agents for full details or write Geo S Batty G P & T A Marshalltown Iowa.
Aindy reports Grain-O suited him after a week away from coffee and claims it nourishes and strengthens the system. The ad urges grocers to stock Grain-O with directions for preparation and promises a wholesome table beverage for all ages at 15 cents per package.
Town Central announces an excursion to Colorado Utah South Dakota and nearby points on July 7 and August 1. Round trip fare is one fare plus two dollars with return by October 31. Ticket agents provide details and coupons.
The Iowa Central Railway lists reduced round trip fares for several national events. Prohibition and National Conventions in Chicago and other cities offer one fare or one fare plus small surcharges with specific sale dates and return limits. See General Pass and Ticket Agent details in Marshalltown Iowa for information.
All parties recognizing indebtedness to Chapman and Fairbanks must settle accounts at once. Any account not settled on or before July 1 1900 will be turned over to our attorney for collection.
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