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Mower County news (Austin, Minn.) 1920-1947

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MOWER COUNTY NEWS. AUSTIN, MINN MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1920 PAGE FIVE 1 RUSSIAN GOLD Dame Chance and Two Costly CITATION FOR HEARING ON PETITION PRODUCE NEW LIQUID FUEL REEL FACTS FOR PROBATE OF Fumbles Defeat Austin WILL 14 to 0 Spirit Known as "Natalite," Made in Estate of Harriet E. Gibbons. SENTTOCANADA (Continued from Page One) An announcement that -Tom Mix NINETEENTH ANNUAL Papua, Put on Market Cheaper STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of popular Fox star of cowboy pictures, Mower, ss. In Probate Court. Than Gasoline. contention and with the memories of In the Mattear of the Estate of is to~ajppear in a new play is 0 last year's battle royals in the state Harriet E. Gibbons, Decedent. E S The rivers^ in the sugar-growing districts always welcome-^—first because Mix THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO race still in mind, large turnouts are of Australia will run less sweetly is unequalled in feats of daring, and Solon F. Gibbons and Charles H. Gibbons, Strange Story of Transfer of Bullion expected when the rivals clash Friday now that the government has re» second because William Fox never and to all persons interested in afternoon. moved the excise duty of a shilling a the allowance and probate of the will fails to secure for Mix a story of Made by Two Warships gallon, which has made unprofitable The Faribault eleven is coached by of said decedent. The petition of thrilling interest and a director capable at Sea. Charles H. Gibbons being duly filed the local manufacture of industrial S. W. Wolf, a former Michigan athlete, of staging the story in a manner in this court, representing that Harriet alcohol. Every year, so writes a correspondent who has established a good reputation that challenges admiration. James E. Gibbtfns, then a resident of of the London Times since his athletic days, while the County of Mower, State of Minnesota, B. Hendryx is the author—and a Trade Supplement from Sydney, hundreds HURRIED TO OTTAWA MINT none other than Dr. Joe Diedrich, former died on the 15th day of November, popular one Lynn F. Reynolds is the of thousands of gallons of 1917, leaving a last will and Gopher quarterback, is mentor A director, and pretty Gloria Hope is molasses have been run into those testament which is presented to this of the Bemidji team. the leading* woman. At the Park court with said petition, and praying rivers because there was no profit In A Secretly Shipped Across Dominion in Practically the entire Bemidji eleven that said instrument be allowed as using, the molasses to make alcohol tonight and tomorrow. Heavily Guarded Special Train— the last will and testament of said will probably enter"the University but the rempval of the duty comes as decedent, and that letters testamentary Hitherto Unpublished FMrmantie of Minnesota upon graduation and an Important part of the movement MICKIE SAYS: be issued thereon to Charles H. Story of the WafV now under way to .replace petrol with I with many high class stars on the aggregation, Gibbons. Industrial alcohol, and thus make Australia football fans will be eager NOW THEREFORE, you, and each ft tvt VNKnSPftPOt Victoria, B. C.^-Storles of a secret able to produce her own liquid of you, are hereby cited and required to see what sort of Gopher timber is oms GW QO' transfer of millions :of dollars of Russian to show cause, if any you have, fuel. in evidence when the two teams clash. BOVXam VP H0O AkSTftfC'I gold from one ship to another in beforte this court, aft th'e Proibate "One immediate result, has been the With the defeat of Austin Saturday VACVtf W VtiUZ. wm Vft UNO OVAU Court Rooms in the Court House, in half a gale at sea off the Canadian formation in Australia of an important QOKMNft, Attir re? VDQJU.V*MKf football for the remainder of the season the City of Austin, County of Mower, Pacific coast and of a rush trip with company to manufacture Industrial NA UOUeUNf A&ouf TUfcVtf— SUOEl of December, 1920, at 10 o'clock A. is a closed chapter. Austin has the money across Canada ip a heavily alcohol: and one future result State of Minnesota, on the 14th day vue vmow) noo ocrr tuw wvock co»u won seven out of ten games and scored guarded special train, disguised as a seems to be that Australians who now M., why the prayer of said petition W\U- raO&AAIM PfcN QOWtirftKMt, silk express were published in the Victoria 217 points to their opponents 60. speak of petrol will eventually say should not be granted. «ut "1WKC fcOVW WKS WO fculs Colonist recently as part of the "natalite." In Natal a patent spirit There are twelve or thirteen eligable WITNESS THE HONORABLE 3U«E\ NfcOCrt "tVW£ hitherto untold history of the World which has been given this new name Henry Weber, Jun., Judge of said for football "A's" this year. Preparations GIVEN BY Vxoepk'. VE&M. A CWGQVC VO\\A» VO court, and the seal of said court, this war. is already being marketed at a price for Basketball are well under MUCK oauaeo—3Vibs^ 28th day of November, 1920. Two recent newspaper dispatches, lower than petrol, and the making of way and the first game is scheduled Austin Lodge, No. 414 HENRY WEBER, Jun. seemingly unrelated, the Colonist said, this liquid fuel is about to be undertaken with Hayfield early in January. ... Probate Judge recalled the "hitherto unpublished and on a large scale in Papua, where (COURT SEAL) romantic story" of the gold shipment. plants and trees have been discovered, J. N. NICHOLSEN, One dispatch from Europe said a Mr. that are expected to yield about 73 B. P. 0. E. 4fcottk the & R. C. ALDERSON, tNovitsby, former assistant to the minister Local Circus Fans Set gallons a ton. A hundred square* miles nhtpap* Attorneys for Petitioner. of finance of the all-Russian government, Of country have been reserved on Agog By Announcement SUAUM# File No. 4138. had hinted at the huge which some 5,500,000 gallons of natalite Bab Nov. 22-29-Dec. 5. "S Of Big Circus- Merger amounts of gold shipped through Vancouver, a year are considered "a reasonable Thursday, November 25. Oor B. C., during the war, including beginning with the likelihood of increasing When a big deal in circusdom is Ana, £60,000,000 from Vladivostok. the output to at least 18,000,000 ri completed there are four circus followers Thanksgiving Night gallons when a system of replanting Warships Figure in Story. in Austiiw who know hll the the land has been put In En. & Tlte otlrtr dispatch said the Canadian particulars and have the information ]fc»lp U£ operation. The plan goes further, and cruiser Rainbow had been sold to at their fingers encss. The announcement One Cent Per Word Per Insertion. yfoxhIStik will seek to engage farmers to cooperate a Seattle firm. The connection, the ... Minimum Charge of the big circus merger whereby by raising crops of sorghum, Colonist said, was in the fact the Rainbow Twenty-five cents. Ten cents with an estimated yield of 80 gallons Ed Ballard purchased the Yankee transferred a big shipment of the Collection Charge Will Be AT THE of industrial alcohol to the ton, for Robinson Circus for $73,000 has set gold at sea from a Japanese warship Added for all ads not paid for a share in the profits. ARJMORY Harry West, Ouy Wold, Fred Ulmer in advance. Readers or locals and brought it into Vancouver. not run in this column will be Russia's gold, the story continued, and Luuis O'Malley agog. These four charged at the rate of 10 cents came in several shipments, the firsf of AS HE SIZED UP THE VISITOR adherents of the sawdust ring say it per line. which amounted to about §45,000,000. GUkQiez MUSIC BY OEXTER FISCH 8 PIECE ORCHESTRA is the biggest deal for years. Ballard 5&€r\4RcB It was In the form of bullion In boxes Hotel Clerk Was Pretty Sure That He may purchase the Sells-Flotq about fifteen inches long, and was Was Not Likely to C«me in 's. SALE—High Bred Rose Comb and Buffalo Bill shows. He is also FOR Get a pair of trousers FREE with loaded at Vladivostok early in 1916 for Very Early. Minorcas Cockerels. Main 405-L. part owner of the Hagenback-Wallace, your next suit at the Imperial Tig. transfer to the Ottawa (Canada), mint. Tickets on Sale at Trowbridge Fuller Mann, Austin. 3-42-p John Robinson- arid Howe's Great Co. Adv. tf-c. A big Japanese warship with Novitzky Cortlandt Bleeker said at a New. London Shows. The Yankee-Robinson tn charge of the bullion, carried the York roof-garden supper: Hanson Tractor & Auto School, Fargo News items from all sections of this money across the Pacific. outfit has been moved from Granger, Pharmacy, Wold's 44Apropos of New York as a summer N. p. Is the most practical school. territory are wanted by The News Rainbow Gets Treasure. Iowa, to Lancaster, Mo. No books to study. Twenty-five resort, E heard a story the other day. Send them to us by mail, tell us personally, new, latest type Tractors to train The treasure ship never touched a "A westerner blew in here and applied The combination equipment of the or call Main 450. Drug Store and Pooler's wi. All auto equipments. Over Canadian port, however, for far out at for a room In a hotel. The hotel shows will be used at the big opening thousand student? attended school sea the Rainbow, in a near-gale, met clerk said to him: fflHWIWkilMBiHMIIHHIl exhibition at the Coliseum at last term. We secure positions for the warship and the precious freight "'Very sorry, sir, but we're so overcrowded DrugStore, Chicago. According to Guy Wold graduates. Attend school ill climate was transferred between the heaves of LEGAL NOTICE that I'll have to ask you to you are accustomed to. Writt there will be 47 elephants in the performance, the rollers. The warship turned back share a room with another gentleman. for large folder. 21-S-O-N-c the biggest herd ever exhibited. and the little cruiser steamed into Vancouver, Will that do?' $2.00 TICKETS ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS !t arriving at the Canadian Pacific CITATION FOR HEARING ON "'Hm. Yes, I suppose so,' said the AND GET RESULTS dock at three o'clock on a dark FINAL ACCOUNT AND FOR westerner reluctantly, 'but. will this POST OFFICE HOURS and wet morning. chap turn In early? I've got a lot of DISTRIBUTION THANKSGIVING DAY CaN at Hollister's Smart Shop'and Awaiting her were officials of the work to do here In New York, and I'll B. Corsets from Dominion Express company, who had need a lot of sleep, and 1 don't want to STATE OF MINNESOTA^ County of $2.75 to $5.00. Adv. 2-42-c Thursday, Nov. 25th, 1920, Legal come out from Montreal in their private be disturbed, by crinus.* Mower, ss. Holiday. car. A picked crew put the "The clerk laughed. IN PROBATE COURT BIG DUROC HOG money on a special train of five ex Lobby open as usual. "You'll have your night's rest completed In the matter of the estate of press cars, which had been switched All windows closed. W. H. Exelby, Jr., Decedent: before this gentleman ever gets into the Canadian Pacific dock. Each City Delivery suspended. THE STATE OF MINNESOTA, TO in,' he said. car was loaded with $9,000,000 in gold. Annie Exelby (now Annie Steile), Rural Delivery suspended. 'Sure of that?' said the westerner. Ella Exelby, Chester Exelby, Gladys Greatest Caution Used. 'Certainly,' said the clerk. 'You All mail deposited in office dispatched Exelby, Frances Exelby, and Marcella Every door was guarded and barred see, the man's been stopping with us as usual. Exelby, and to all persons interested and the transcontinental trip started. every^August for the last eleven years, in the final account and distribution C. F. COOK, Postmaster A telephone system connected the and this is the first time he's made the of the estate of said decedent: whole train, antl whenever a sentinel The representative of the above trip without his wife.'" *-*•*'*****«$* wished to move from one car to another named decedent. having filed AUCTION DATES he did so on release from the in this Court his final account of Seeks invigorating Influence. the administration of the estate of official car. The doors were never, Life's greatest need is to expose Itself said decedent, together with his petition opened when the train was at'a standstill, Wednesday, Nov. 24—Horses, Cattle, to enlightening and Invigorating praying for the adjustment and Chickens, Hogs, Feed, Farm and no guard was permitted to AT Influences. The world 3s impatient to allowance of said final account and Machinery, Household Goods. show himself »from the train windows impress itself on the individual. Like for distribution ef the residue of said Estate of George Vance, Deceased, while passing through towns. At night estate to the persons thereunto entitled. excluded sunshine It needs, but an MOWER COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS Austin National Bank, Administrator. the train ran in darkness, and at each THEREFORE, YOU, AND opening to.flood itself unstintedly into Farm located 1% miles divisional point, when engines were EACH OF YOU, are hereby cited every nook and corner of possible influence. north of Austin,* on Red Ball changed, detectives guarded the platform and required to show cause, if Route. That does not mean that mind In new heated sale pavilion any you have, before this Court at until the journey was resumed*. grows by passive acceptance of everything Monday, Nor. 29—Horses,. Cattle the Probate Court Rooms in the As an additional precaution the train Shoats, Farm Machinery, Feed, that seeks entree. It just means Court House in the City of Austin, -:0N:= was operated at irregular speeds on Miscellaneous, Young, Ewing & that the materials upon which the County of Mower, State of Minnesota, different legs of the trip. Surber, Owners. Located on the mind should react to grow properly are on the 20th day of December, Sleighs backed up to the train at Ottawa Hirsh & Friend farm, 1V2,miles Tuesday, November 30 all about us trying often in vain to 1920, at 10 o'clock A. M. why said and the gold unloaded' and north and 1 mile west of Lansing. petition should not be granted. bestow upon us the benefits we need taken to the mint under direction of Tuesday, Nov. 30—Horses, Cattle, WITNESS, The Judge of said but studiously reject. Everything Novitsky. Farm Machinery, Furniture. Walter Court, and the Seal of said Court about us, from bird song to perspiring M. Clock, Owner. Farm located this 16th day of N6vember, 1920. The train was the first of several toil, can be made to minister to y2 mile north and 3*4 miles HENRY WEBER, JUN., which passed through Vancouver during ONE O'CLOCK SHARP. our well-being if we will turn it to west of'Oakland, known as the old Judge of Probate. the war. In August, 1916, another account. There's more opportunity Rice Place. (COURT SEAL) train carried $50,000,000 across Canada, Big Free Lunch at Nooii so Come Early. Iff about most of us than we are able to 50 Registered Duroc Jersey A. W. WRIGHT, and in January, 1917, $177,000,000 use. If we grow prematurely old and Hogs. Castle Wood Stock Farm, M. A. NELSON, made the trip. We Will Sell 50 HEAD consisting of tiresome it's because we do no£ open Earl Padelford, Prop. Sale at Attorneys for Petitioner the Stock Pavilion, Mower County File No. 3836. the windows. RADIUM SUBSTITUTE MEDICINE Fair Grounds. Nov. 22-29-Dec. 6, Handle Gasoline Carefully' by such sires as "Giant," "Cherry Produced by Scientists in Department TLose who handle gasoline as a matter of Chemistry at University, Orion Principal 20th," ^Royai Giant Invincible," of ordinary custom are often quite JHORMEL'S of Missouri. oblivious to its potential dangers. An and other noted sires. English journal tells of a motorcyclist Columbia, Mo.—A perfect substitute who removed the cover of his electric for radium can be produced through a horn and flushed it out with petrol.' PROVISION MARKET These gilts carry the best of blood chemical process that purifies mesothorium, Having replaced the cover he started 20 SPRING HILTS: according to G. F. Breckenridge for a ride. lines such as "Great Wonder I am's," and Dr. Herman Schlundt of the Come to our Market For Your THANKSGIVING At the first attempt to use the department of chemistry of the University buying. You will find everything good for your horn the result was startling, for "Grand Models," "Orlons," "Invincibles," of Missouri, who have been there was a terrific explosion and the Thanksgiving dinner here. experimenting in conjunction with cover crashed into the rider's ribs. and "Principal," DRESSED POULTRY Dr. R. B. Moore of. the United States The horn was, of course, full of explosive bureau of mines. BEEF, PORK, mixture, which was ignited by YEAR Mesothorium is a by-product in tlie One grand fall yearling boar by "the electric spark. VEAL, MJUTTON 10 manufacture of mantles for gas lamps,1 Dairy Brand HAMS and BACON and is found in the monazite ore of To Spell at Pleasure. "Great jWonder I "a Top bt:'BRING YOUR BASKET SPRIK Brazil. An Iowa professor urges that every The radium substitute can be used one should be allowed, tp spell as he Grocery ^Department Col. sow: Oh Boy! I for medical purposes. pleases, to save sill'the time" spent in learning "the prevailing fashion. It: (far Fresh. Creamery probably would not save much time for Some of this offering will be bred to "Great Chief son of "Great the reader of such spelling. With the BUTTER, Special, lb. 58c Wedding Party Falls in typewriter to do the writing and the PEANUT BUTTER, Special, lb. ....." .....L. 22c Wonder I Arn." -The rest open. Cellar Floor Collapses adding machine to do,.,the arithmetic^ 'Bengal v?-r. •••i Hogs havejeen double treated and are considered to be cholera immune. and history discarded as useless, freedom MINCE MEAT, lb. 30cl Cornlpg, N. Y.—Forty persons In spelling would go far to do English Soft Shell away with the need of any schools at were dropped Into the cellar of WALNUTS, (new) lb 38c One years time will be given at 8 per cent. So you can pay for your? all.—St. Paul Pioneer Press. the home of George Coats when GRAPE FRUIT (large* iU..,..l8c the floor gave way In the midst sow from.the coupons she cuts. Emperor .v-^ Alike. of merry-making following the GRAPES, lb. Mother was washing her hair, which marrlagfe of Mr. Coats' daughter. was fluffy at all times but when wet Michigan .- CASTLE WOOD STOCK FARM Exploding lamps set fire to the decidedly curiy. Five-year-old John debris. •1* 1 CELERY, Stock ,.l4 and 12^ic watched the process with great concern. The grandmother of the bride ,.3.-V. -:.v. .* m-. Canned Earl Padelford, Prop, was injured internally, and the PUMPKIN, can lQc.and ISc "Mother," he finally remarked wisely, bride and several fpiests were .-j. Col. Albert Hopfe, Auctioneer. H. t. Banfieldt Clerk. "your hair Is a lot like grandma's bruised and burned. TEAS AND COFFEES W face, Isn't It? When yon wash it, It wrinkles up like everything." .%