Coming Events Schedule for October and November
Listings show activities from October 24 through November 28 including Vasaar Girls at the Library Course M E church Maharas Minstrels at Theatre Royal Neighbors annual sale and supper at Woodmen Hall Last Registration Day L A to B of R T Dancing Party Family Album Entertainment and multiple theatre performances at Gem and Congregational Lutheran services Reformation and Thanksgiving observances plus a Hose Co annual ball and Halloween and election dates.
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Vasaar
M. E. Church
Mahara
Royal Neighbors
Woodmen Hall
L. A
B of R. T
Congregational Church
Lutheran Church
Prof
Weswig
St. Anthony Park
Hallowe'en
Devil-Gem Theatre
Power of the Croas
Hose Co
Miss Petticoats Gem Theatre
Weather Fair Tonight and Friday in Austin
Local notes report fair weather through tonight and Friday. Several residents travel to nearby cities, while meetings and social events influence the week with church reports, sales, and community notices.
Vassar Girls Entertainment Course at Meth Church Library
Program includes Opera Faust selections arranged for saxophones, small orchestra pieces like Zita, Native Songs for Coronet M, Grace Callahan Vocal-Villanelle Del Acqua Louise Campbell Tenor Sax Theme and Variations Hazel M Gary Fanfare Rallinson Part II wind excerpts arranged by Victor Herbert Soprano Sax Martha Hall Farrar Violin Solo A Legende Martha Sandager Saxophone Choir Sextette from Lucia Finale Donizetti and Three Scotch Songs in costume Norton presented by Vassar girls at the Meth Church library event.
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Faust
Gounod
Zita
Coronet M
Grace Callahan
Villanelle
del Acqua
Louise Campbell
Victor Herbert
Martha Hall
Lost tan leather pocket contents near M. J. Thomas store
A tan leather pocket containing a $20 bill and loose change is lost near the M. J. Thomas store or nearby area. A reward is offered for returning it. Leave information at HERALD.
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Bridge
Third Street
M. E
J. W
Herald Office
M. J. Thomas
Herald
Deans Kidney Pills Prove Merit In Austin Testimony
Local residents in Austin Minnesota attest that Dean's Kidney Pills cured kidney trouble for over three years. John Holgate recalls using the remedy in 1905 and reports lasting relief after purchasing from C A Pooler’s drug store. Doan's Kidney Pills are sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents.
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Dean
Austin
John Holgate
Baldwin St
Minn
Mr. Holgate
Doan
C. A. Pooler
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Birthday Party for Lillie Waterman Turns Ten
Lillie Waterman celebrated her tenth birthday on Wednesday afternoon with thirty five friends from four to seven. The party was merry and gifts were presented to the hostess. Refreshments included ice cream cake and candy.
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Lillie Waterman
Interstate Telephone girls enjoy guessing contests and a six course supper
Miss May Watkins entertained the Interstate Telephone company girls on Wednesday evening. Guessing contests and prizes for a peanut hunt were enjoyed. At 11 o'clock an elaborate six course supper was served. The group reported a fine time.
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Miss May Watkins
Interstate Telephone Company
Theatre party honors bride-to-be Florence Johnson
Miss Minnie Trimble hosted eight guests at the Orpheum on Wednesday for a luncheon at Donaldson's tearooms after the performance. The gathering honored Miss Florence Johnson whose marriage to Dr. Arthur N. Collings of Austin is set for Saturday evening.
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Minnie Trimble
Mumboldt Avenue S
Orpheum
Florence Johnson
Arthur N. Collings
Austin
Donaldson's
Minneapolis Journal
Birthday surprise marks Mandelena Running tenth birthday
About twenty children gathered at Mandelena Running's home on Wednesday evening for a complete surprise party honoring her tenth birthday. She received shirtwaist pins and other gifts as games and refreshments followed the visit. Guests departed wishing her many happy returns. Also note Royal Neighbor supper at Woodman hall next Monday priced 15 cents.
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Mandelena
Woodman Hall
Fancy plaid dress to be sold Saturday at 6c per yard
An auction listing notes one lot of dark fancy plaid gingham fabric to be sold Saturday for 6 cents per yard. The seller is L West at 222 Eee Cuas.
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Lonsdale
L. West
Flood goes to asylum as court orders commitment
Minneapolis Journal reports James Flood, a boy indicted for murder in the first degree for the killing of Arthur P. Camden, will not face trial. Judge F C Brooks ordered Flood committed to a state hospital for the insane after medical experts testified to his mental illness and lack of criminal responsibility.
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Minneapolis
James Flood
Arthur P. Camden
F. C. Brooks
Flood
Caméron
al J. Smith
W. A. Jones
Camden
Socialist Local Meeting called for Monday night in Austin
Socialists announce a meeting of the Austin Socialist Local for Monday night October 16 to discuss several matters of importance. Comrades urged to attend if possible. The notice ends with political commentary contrasting Roosevelt policies with Taft.
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Austin
Olney Joins Cleveland Calamity Candidate Ranks
Richard Olney's letter endorsing Bryan brings a Cleveland Democrat into the calamity candidate ranks. The convert's name is Olney, signaling a notable party shift amid campaign chatter.
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Richard Olney
Indorsing
Bryan
Cleveland
East Side News and Personal Notes
Mrs. John Bedner is reported sick. Louis O'Malley returns from Minneapolis. Miss Hilda Ellingson of Madison, S Dak, visits Austin. A dance in the Auditorium set for October 29. Ladies coats priced at 1.69. Willis Clement sells his Collins street house to George Sullivan, fireman. Harvey Becker cuts cheek on barbed wire. Dr. Lewis required three stitches.
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John Bedner
Louis O’malley
Minneapolis
Hilda Ellingson
Madison, S. Dak
Austin
L. A
Willis Clement
Collins Street
George Sullivan
C. M
St. P. Ry
Harvey Becker
Dr. Lewis
Falling In Love
Grant Allen argues that marriage based on love endures beyond money status or convenience and that future society will reject unions for wealth, kinship, or social standing. He predicts that in time natural impulse will guide couples more than external authorities, despite parental or societal interference. The author stresses personal happiness and natural instinct as the basis for lasting marriage.
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Nature
Royal Society
Grant Allen
His Preference Coat Theft Quip Draws Magistrate’s Grin
A plaintiff, asked about pressing charges after a coat is stolen, humorously replies that he prefers the coat itself, sparking a wry exchange with the magistrate. The Philadelphia Press reports the tongue in cheek moment from a courtroom.
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Philadeliphia Press
Bryan claims twelve years training for presidency
Mr. Bryan says he has trained for the presidency for twelve years and believes he has over trained.
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Mr. Bryan
Markets Summary for Hog and Veal Prices
Market notes list West fat hogs at 00 light weight hogs around 4 60 to 4 00 values. Packer hog prices around 4 60. Veal and lambs show fat lambs 4 00 to 4 60, fat sheep 3 75 to 4 00. Cattle prices range from 5k to 8 2H with veal noted similarly.
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West Athe
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Part I
Tenor Saxophone— Theme and Variations
Hazel M. Gary
Rallinson
Eee
Part
Farrar
Legende
Martha Sandager Saxophone
Lucia
Donizetti
Norton
Fairbanks Bros
Pooler’s
Interstate
Theatre Party
Cuas
A. P. Camden
Roosevelt
Taft
Nai
Cleveland Leader
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East Side
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Mission
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Wallace Gregson
Electrician
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Perience
Edward the Tailor
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