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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
3
Austin Notices and Local Happenings Burst of Summer Socials
Local brief items from Austin include visits and travels of residents from St Paul Rochester Grand Rapids and Albert Lea. People start new jobs attend Chautauqua and plan August lessons with Mr. Edward Strong. Millinery sales fireworks theater and a July 4th ad push accompany community events and personal notices across Austin and area.
East Side Locals Update From Community Notices
Mrs J O Eastman of Owatonna visits Fisher home on F Bridge street. Mr and Mrs John Dahlgren and children go to Brainerd Minn for a week with her parents. Mrs George Whiting and son visit relatives in Reedsburg and friends in Marshall and Madison Wis. Walter Laufie returns from three months in Minneapolis and Washington. Gordon returns to work after vacation. Emil Olson Ed Waters Frank DeFrees and Charlies Hanson back from Ostranto where they pearlied Geo Kloyda visits his brother John on way from Windom to Charles City. Mrs W R Plummer and Ruth visit Austin friends. Geo Winters resigns from car shops. Katherine Fisher of Calmar arrives to stay with Aunt Mrs Frank Deily on Bridge street. Susie Vops resigns from Fast Side bakery and returns to Maregno IA. Virginia Waters takes her place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Ticknor
Eclipse Lumber Co
J. O. Eastman
Owatonna
Fisher
F Bridge Street
John Dahlgren
Brainerd
Minn
George Whiting
Reedsburg
Wis
Marshall
Madison
Walter Laufie
Minneapolis
Washington
Emil Olson
Ed Waters
Frank DeFrees
Charlies Hanson
Ostranto
Geo Kloyda
John
Windom
Charles City
Geo Winters
Katherine Fisher
Calmar
Frank Deily
Bridge Street
Dakota Alliance Adjourns at Big Stone Lake
The Dakota branch of the Young People's Alliance of the Evangelical association closes its fifteenth annual session at Chautauqua park Big Stone Lake with Rev. F C Berger of Cleveland as principal speaker. They raised over 1318 for missions. Next convention set for June 16 20 1911 with officers named from North and South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Stone Lake
S. D
Dakota
Young People’s Alliance
The
Evangelical Association
Chautauqua Park
F. C. Berger
Cleveland, O
Twin Brooks Society
F. F. Schaeffer
Langford
N. D
G. E. Bohner
Cavalier
J. J. Schaeffer
Clear Lake
C. F. St
Brownsdale Fire Destroys Elevators and Stock Sheds
A blaze at Brownsdale destroyed the Hunting elevator with 1000 bushels oats 72 bushels barley and 8000 pounds Timothy seed along with the LaCrosse Grain stock sheds and minor damages to nearby buildings The fire started around 1 am after a group of tramps arrived in the village and was fought with limited water access as residents and farmers assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. P
LaCrosse
Brownsdale
Henry Butke
Quimby
Geo Shortt
LaCrosse Grain Company
Buke
Mason Work by Max W. Miller at 405 Water St
Max W. Miller advertises concrete walls porches steps walks floors chimneys repaired and walls plastered with neat mason work at 405 Water Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max W. Miller
Hone
Water St
Roosevelt to Speak at Milwaukee Press Club Jubilee
Former President Roosevelt will address the Milwaukee Press club on September 7 in celebration of the club’s silver jubilee. The event marks a notable gathering of journalists and dignitaries in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Roosevelt
Milwaukee Press Club
Mill Worker Killed by Unloaded Boiler Head at Daisy Flour Mill
In Superior Wisconsin on June 30 Israel Gia rette a Daisy mill worker died after a boiler head being unloaded struck him. The incident occurred at the Daisy flour mill marking a fatal accident at the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wis
Israel Giarette
Daisy
Circus Lacks License For City Limits Parade
The Yankee Robinson Circus plans to show on Pay R Smith lots outside the city after Mayor Campbell refused to issue a license. He said with Kryl's big band and Ranch No 101 wild west show in September there was no need for the circus. City officials fear street parades and threaten to bar such events during county fair time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Kryl
Cook
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