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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
3
The Democrat notes increasing cloudiness with probable showers Sunday and a warm spell in the south and west portions. Local business and social items follow, including visits, entertainments, and advertisements for camera supplies and fireworks.
The Friday extended order skirmish drill was canceled due to no show Inspector General Reed. The boys marched from camp to Beetleland with Gov Lind leading the 1st camp at 10 15 and the 2nd Regiment band. Four men fell out. dinner was in haversacks on the island. they returned by 4 10. A revolver shoot saw Lieut Nicholson hit 48 of 50. Capt Chase had 43. A mock parade entertained, officers imitated in painted garb. Al Simmons, health improving in Riverside Cal, accompanied by others, as Bailey and Stager plan new quarters, and Sheriff Johnson moved Matt Keinzle to Rochester State Asylum after exam.
Boat house rear of new Herald by Office 121 Bridge Street, chartering day and night. A B Hunkins proprietor operates the venture offering gas propelled launches and clinker built row boats for hire.
Avetin High School Alumni Association held a banquet at Eikes Hall Friday at 8 pm. Secretary Ethel Birkett led business, F W Greenman read the treasurer's report as Ada Decker was named president for the next year.
Citizens show strong interest in a Saturday July 7 event at the Opera House featuring living photographs and colossal motion pictures praised as a scientific wonder. A program appears in this paper for details.
Brakeman William Plum was badly crushed while coupling cars on a southbound freight near Plymouth Iowa at about 5 36 am after the Austin bound train left Austin at 4 00 am. He was transported to Austin for examination and no bones were found broken.
McClure's Magazine will publish Rudyard Kipling's The Outsider in July detailing a young subaltern assigned to a remote railway station who falls into trouble. The issue also features a Bryan portrait by William Allen White offering insights into Bryan's political career and appeal.
Mrs Wil Teeter retired from the Cities as Meany traveled to Chester Iowa after his son’s accident. Ira Padden and wife went to St Paul for E k s carnival. Milwaukee timetable changes take effect tomorrow. Mrs W B Terry and others visited Twin Cities friends Friday. A McNalley of Milwaukee visits his brother Charlee. J N Stewart and son from Amsterdam New York arrived from Alexandria staying with Samuel Pett ingill. F W e3 of Mankato oversees ticket offices at Milwaukee depot as O W Bacon guides Will George to freight agent role. Will George leaves for Jackson. Mrs George stays in Austin several days before joining him.
A Philadelphia Ledger notice praises the Adam Forepaugh and Seils Brothers circus act for its quiet, thoughtful comedy. The six to eight clowns burlesque a baseball game with precise gestures and timing, eliciting admiration from fans and critics alike.
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