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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1908
Page
2
Local city newspaper text fragment shows garbled subscription rates and publication header. The legible portion references Austin Minnesota and the paper's official status, but no clear event or notice details are readable.
The one year old daughter of Fred Lincoln west of the city was covered by a gallon tin pail during play. J. W. Urbatch at Urbatch's hardware store cut away the bottom of the pail with tin snips freeing the girl. A groove in the flesh shows where the rim pressed. No serious injury expected. He was hailed as Tinsmith M. D. by onlookers.
Five youths were arraigned before Justice Fairbanks for stealing grapes from a box car in Milwaukee yards. Eugene Herzog was found not connected and dismissed. The four others were bound over to Judge Kingsley with efforts for leniency from County Attorney Wright and Attorney Greenman.
Miss Laura Gregg writes from Tacoma that she will stay a few months longer in the West enjoying a fine position. She notes coastal places visited, refreshing weather in dry Minnesota, and praises Western Washington for salt air and cool mountain breeze.
Bill Erwin renowned Minnesota criminal lawyer died in Miami Florida on Sunday. He defended Milt Williams in an Austin murder trial and led major cases in Minneapolis and St Paul. The St Paul Dispatch hailed him as a premier northern criminal advocate and a formidable orator.
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindnesses at the death of our little Herbert. We especially remember the school children in their expressions of sympathy. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Pitzen.
Dirt and sand available with 50 roads of fine filling and 50 loads of good building sand offered at low prices. Buyer urged to come at once as the deal goes cheap. Market notice from James Keenan at the Gem theatre.
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