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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
1
Paraphrased from a publisher notice listing Skinner and Ulmer with Gertrude Ellis Skinner as associate editor and circulation details. The readable portion notes a sworn circulation list and publishing imprint for a year edition.
An Austin man reports a straw was taken on the passenger between Owatonna and Blowing? Erairie Monday, yielding thirty five votes to Johnson and five to Jacobsen, with value in the hundreds of dollars given to the hospital. Francis Melvernan of Paul praised Austin, calling it the best city in Minnesota and lauding its appearance, industries, and prosperity.
Messra Helfer and Wilson lease Hawkins Music Hall to open the Bijou in Mazon City style vaudeville and moving pictures. Opening slated for Monday night Oct 26 with star attractions. Popular prices 10c adults 3c children. New program changes Mondays and Thursdays with three shows each evening.
Juke Achen, found wandering intoxicated in the western city streets Tuesday night, is held by police on a Dubuque car breakingCharge. He denies arrest but says he is wanted there. Chief Gall telephoned Boloque officials and expects deputy to take him into custody.
An advertisement style pushier note references pudding products and a Pure Food Law guarantee. It mentions a Mr and Mrs Speck returning from Prairie dua Chiou after attending a wedding for Mrs Syuck's brother.
A notice announces a Homestead meeting Friday evening with guest arrival at 7 o clock. Posters mention refreshments and a reception for attendees and families. Mary Perk, secretary, 2221 is listed for contact.
Deputy Rodger from Uinta County Wyoming aided by Deputy Carmichael tracked and arrested Chalie Muki and Ike Muki alias Charles Johnson for the Sept 30 killing of miner Emile Kotali near the dump outside Frontier mining towns Latey Qualley, Diamondville, and Kemmerer. Kotali’s brutal death left a burned body found by newsboys. the suspects fled after a preliminary hearing.
Frank J. Cheney of J P Cheney & Cox swears as senior partner to pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The bail sworn statement dated December 6 appears before W Gleason Notary Public. Henry & Co Toledo advertise Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally and claimed to affect blood and mucous membranes. Druggists sell Hall's Family Wills for constipation.
An automnoni party in a distant mountainous district reports a confusing scene as a fourteen year old boy Beenie appears to be involved. Jens' filuc notes interest in the work and quotes the youth in a terse exchange. The fragmentary text shows a political context with unclear motives and unusual phrasing.
A small ceremony was held Wednesday at the home of the officiating clergyman for Sloe Hattiv Pettit and Albert Edwin Perry, both of Austin. Only close relatives attended, followed by a wedding luncheon at the Kellner home. The couple plan to stay in Austin about a month before moving to Alberta, Canada.
Mira May Smith and Milton Erickson married today at the Lutheran church in Austin at 11 o'clock. The bride's brother Pracy Smith and Kate Regner attended. The couple drove to Lyle then to Mason City for two weeks before returning to Austin. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Miles Smith. The groom is a boiler maker by trade with recent work in Arthur Carlson machine shop. Both are well known in the city and receive warm wishes.
A high nuptial mass at Holy Rosary Church united Miss Jestie O'Reilly and Ray J. O'Halloran with Rev. J. R. Pannon officiating before about 250 guests. The bride wore a satin gown and carried a prayer book. a breakfast followed at the bride's home. Out-of-town guests included families from Austin and Maton City. A second ceremony at the Methodist Church joined Miss Tallinn EB Griffin and Mr. Louis C. Andrew with about 100 guests. Rev. GW Late Gracia Ward led the ring ceremony and Lohengrin music accompanied the service. Reception at the Ging Ward home featured pink and white decor and assorted treats.
Property owner offers a nicely furnished room with conveniences at 41S Rant Briere St. The ad notes rent and terms, inviting inquiry from interested parties.
Evening musicale by the Ward Harami band at the wedding of Miss Mire Andrew and Mr. Myer Thy featured serenades and a silver teacup gift. The ceremony drew many relatives and friends. the couple plan to reside in Carpenter after the event.
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