f* fJKjgej ~7$ •r? %v, 5 PAGE THREE MOWER COUNTY NEWS. AUSTIN, MINNESOTA THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1921 W. W. BOWERS GL0SIN6 OU! Reed Chaffe and family were Austin Everybody is urged to attend these Don't guests from Thursday until Friday. meetings. to attend The following were Austin callers Farmers Thursday: William Carson from Udolpho, Miss Stella Thompson from Austin To Hold Poland China Sale HIGHEST PRICES was an .over Sunday guest of relatives C. A. Bates, Jake Hahn and W. W BOWHtS BIG DOTSIOH SUE February 4, At Fair jiere. daughter, Axel Olson and wife from' Corning and Mr. Hubbard, Mrs. H. O. Mrs. Elmer Dennis was a guest of Grounds. JiB friends and relatives from Saturday Wood and Bert Young. Forum until Tuesday. The following were Austin callers W. W.~Bower's Poland China closing f. Of Bif Type Poland Chinas Perry Davidson from Michigan was Friday: Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Cum* out sale is scheduled for Friday, Sorted Handy weights At $9.60 a guest at the home of J. Bassett a mings, A. M. Justice and son, John, February 4, at the heated sale pavilion few days last week. Edwin Neller,' H. O. Wood, C. A. Feb. 4, 1921-37 LOTS-FA 4,1921 And $9.65—Pigs $10.00— at the fair grounds. Col. Albert Dr. Hegge was called* to the Edwin Bates, Messrs Munson, Leonard Best Beef Cattle Sharply Neller home to see Mrs. Neller, who Hopfe, Elmer Dennis and Mr. Cochran. Hopfe will cry the sale and the Farm I.0. LUTZ MAKES X.'*" was quite ill last Saturday. 1/ Off—Sheep Firm. ers and Merchants State Bank will do i*v Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Hanson were At Austin, Minn. "•it the clerical work. Mr. Bowers is offering guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. CEDAR CITY (Special to Mower County News) three herd boars, Big Price, Frunyon, Sunday afternoon. PROJECT REPORT Sale Held in Mower County Sales Pavilion Ira Rector from Stacy was an over (By U. S. Bureau of Maikets and Jr., Bob Price, and Captain Liberator Miss Nina Campbell visited Mildred Sunday guest at the home of his parents, Fair Grounds Minnesota Department of Agriculture.) tried sows four fall yearlings eleven Dunn Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rector. and nineteen spring gilts. All these Mrs. William Newman from Austin Frank Dvorak was a London business Everything goes, nothing reserved. animals are guaranteed safe in pig spent Sunday and Monday at the visitor last Friday. Tuesday's Opening home of her daughter, Mrs. J. Zelsdorf. Mr. and Mrs. Will Zachardia visited 3 HERD BOARS to date of service given. South St. Paul, Minn., January 25, at the Will Sheedy home Sunday. Poultry, Swine And Calf Projects pIG PRICE, Jr., by BIG PRICE Indications point to a record crowd 1921—Cattle receipts 1,700. Market H. O. Wood and Herman Miller, Some of our young people attendthe 1 To Receive Attention £ob Price by Big Price's equal, the Grand Champion Boar 1918 at this sale. weak and draggy. General quality Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Corson and Mrs. dance in London, Saturady evening. Capt, Liberator, by tlje Captivator, by Liberator. The dam of George Hienter were Austin callers, Of Boys This Year. poor. Calves 2,100. Market steady. Monday. Will Dunn returned to Rochester this boar is also the dam of Cold Field Giant, the South Dakota Best lights $10.00. Hogs 12,000, trade WEST LANSING The annual meeting of the Baptist Monday after spending Sunday with Grand Champion. strong to 15 higher, ligl»t advancing church was .held at the Lansing bank home folks. By W. O. LUTZ. ,11 TRIED SOWS last Saturday instead of a week ago Charles Laznichka is doing chore# most. Range $8.00 to $9.65, bulk Miss Rose Jacobson spent the weekend Eight boys started project work Saturday. 4 by Big Price's equal, 1 by Fashion Master, 2 by Big Chief Jumbo, in Austin. for H. Chandler while he is having $8.90 to $9.60. Sheep steady. last summer, seven out of the eight John Anderson is visiting1 at the Mrs. T. Caine from Mason City, dental work done in Austin. 1 by Big Bob Wonder, 2 by Black Price, 1 by Major Jumbo, Better grades of beef steers are Albert Tollerud^home. Iowa, is a guest at the home of her The party given at the Warrington completing the work and making reports. bred to Peter Pan, noted big type boar of the breed. The majority being sharply discriminated against, Mr. and Mrs. J. W Buxton were mother, Mrs. M. White and her sister, home Saturday evening was well attended The seven completing are iff the tried sows are bred to Big Price, Jr. and Bob Price. Austin callers Saturday. Mrs. A. B. Strong. and report a fine time. and such kinds show a decline of Kenneth Morgan, Lou Hicock, Miles 4 FALL YEARLINGS Mr. and Mrs...A. B. Strong and Mr. and Mrs. Ole Lerud did shopping practically $1.00 since early last Vandergrift, Donald Rugg, Everett family were guests at the home of in Austin Saturday By Big Price, Jr. Great big growthy sows, bred to my Herd Boars week. Common and medium gf-ades Mrs. L. J. Haney called at the Mrs. Strong's mother, Mrs. White. Rugg, Herbert Lightly, and Norman HIGHEST PRICE for early litters. Mrs. White has bten quite sick. are only about 25 to 50 lower, however, Robert Haney home Sunday afternoon. Arens. The total acreage covered by 19 SPRING GILTS Mrs. Ole ChriStianson. went to the preference shown by the retail the reports is 43 acres. The following PAID FOR Askov, Pine coupty, to attend the Gilts by Winning Tim and Black Price, both champion boars. Three Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dugaw are visiting trade for the cheaper grades of is a summary of the results: funeral of her brother-in-law la3t their daughter, Mrs. D. Dibble in Poultry and Veal Gilts by Big Price, Jr. The majority of the gilts are bred to carcass beef at present being reflected Thursday. Austin. Total number of bu. raised....1,964.00 Capt. Liberator for early litters. One gilt by Western Giant, in the cattle trade in cattle on the Mr. and Mrs. Hanniable Noble There will be a missionary meeting Average yield per acre, bu.. 46.00 bred October 24th to Peter Pan. held at the school house, Wednesday were dinner guests at the Noble's Get Our Price* hoof. Altho short feds sold up to Total number of horse hours evening. Mrs. Taylor will be the home Sunday. Before You Go $8.75 late last week, it is doubtful Send For Catalogue To speaker. Everybody come and attend required 2,375.00 Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Noble of if any such offerings would bring the Elsewhere this meeting- Blooming Prairie visited at the Lerud Horse hours per acre 55.50 Albert Hopfe, Auct. W. W. Bowers, Austin, Minn. price at present, very good grade Remember the Bible study class and Noble homes Sunday. R. H. JOHNSON A SON. Total number of man hours..1,154.50 meets at the home of Grandma Summey's Mr. and Mrs. Peter Arett of Moscow steers selling Monday at $7.75. A few Man hours per acre 27.20 every Tuesday afternoon. PROVISION MARKET were dinner guests at the H. medium grade steers arc selling from O. Karsrud home Sunday: Total cost of raising corn..$1,105.53 226 E. Mill Street Try a News Want Ad, They Get Results $7 to $7.50, with bulk of the arrivals Mrs. Mary Miller was taken to Cost per acre 25.88 DELCO-UGHT ranging from $6.00 to $7.00. Upper St, Olaf's hospital at Austin Tuesday. Cost per bushel, (cents).... 56.30 We hope for a speedy recovery. grades of butcher cows and heifers In determining the cost of production The compleaw Electric Light and are about 50 lower than a week ago, Power Plant 10 cents per hour was charged to Business and Professional LANSING best in current receipts being some Ask us for a demonstration in horse labor and 20 cents was charged good heifers that brought $7.00, with your own home. See for yourself. Louie Roe was an Austin caller to man labor per hour. Use of equipment a sprinkling of cows and heifers at No obligation. Saturday. ... was charged at 5 cents per $5.75 to $6.50, and bulk of sales landing Reed Chaffee was an Austin caller hour of horse labor and use of land A Directory at $4.00 to $5.50. few beef Wednesday. charged at 6 per cent of its value. Elvin Hanson was a business caller bulls are selling up around $6.00, in Austin Saturday. Manure used was charged at the i-ate with most of the bolognas ranging Louie Hanson from Corning was a of 50 cents per ton. All materials from $5.00 to $5.75. Veal calves are Lansing caller Monday. bought or sold were entered at actual 50 higher than a week ago, top quality Mrs. M. Krueger was a guest at the Austin Electric Supply Co. prices. The lowest yield obtained was home of Mrs. O. R. Quam. lights at present bringing $10.00. J. M. HE1MER Tony Brechtel and family were 121 N. Main St. Phone Main 39 30 bushels and the highest 75 bushels Some of the good heavy stocker and J. K. LYNDE F. H. MAYER shopping in Austin Saturday per acre. Live Stock and Real Estate feeders are on the fat cattle order Mrs. A. Mackey was a caller at the DENTIST I 1 UNDERTAKING Auctioneer All the boys but one tested their are selling from $6.50 to $7.25, and home of Mrs. O. P. Quam Tuesday. Office In Hirsh Block Undertaker and Funeral Director Specially Conversant with Louie Thompson from Corning was corn at school, using the rag doll a few good to choice grades but not Telephone Main 117 AUTO HEARSE Pedigree work. a business caller in Lansing, Saturday. method, testing each individual ear, in as fleshy condition at $6.00 to AUSTIN, MINN. Phone 9001. Adams, Minn. Day Call 677, Both Phones .selecting six kernels from different $6.50. Lighter weights selling from Mrs. Leonard Hopfe was a citller at Night Cell 120, Both Phones parts of each ear, thus giving them a $5.00 to $6.00 are in active demand, the home of Mrs. O. P. Quam, Thursday. BattSS^Sgrvi ce G. L. BAKER, M. D. .good test. The boys testing their seed with commoner kinds in the $4.00 to W. R. EARL FURNITURE CO. James Blowers from Austin is Physician and Surgeon A. I. ARNESON, M. D. had an average stand of 93 per cent, $5.00 class, going mostly to packers working on G. E. Nelson's new garage. UNDERTAKING and Office in Lewis Building the one boy failing to test got 75 for the canner and cutter value. Specialits in Natural Therapeutics FUNERAL DIRECTION, Phones: Residence, Bridge 130 per cent stand of corn. Using "condensed out of doors" and Hogs and light weights are maintaining Auto Haarse Equipment Office, Bridge 277 other Non-surgical, Natural and The boys taking vocational agriculture their popularity as best sellers, Prompt Attention in Every Detail Sanatarium types of treatment for Austin, Minn. in the Austin high school, are sorted handyweights selling today all types of disease. Business Residence DONOVAN & GOSLEE required to do project work on their up to $9.60 to $9.65, with good New and successful methods of Phone Main 112 Phone Main 113 treating Piles, fissures, ulcers and home farms and receive a part of butchers at $9.00 to ).25. and pack- CHIROPRACTIC Funeral Directors AUSTIN, MINN. similar diseases without Surgery or their credit for their agriculture work grades from $8.00 to $8.50. Good Our service will make and E^nbalmers lYlS 1892 28 Years' Experience 1920 loss of time from your business or ADJUSTMENTS in this manner. The boys in last years to choice fed lambs are selling from your battery give better service any Hospital bills. Examination free. Day Calls—Iut. 198 N. W. 2S: class, chose the raising of corn as their $8.50 to $10.50, with culls down to Call or write about your case. Si Night Calls this winter and last And Get Well DR. F. E. DAIGNEAU Office over Austin Furniture project work for the summer. They $6.00. Handyweight ewes are selling f. W. Donovan—Interstate il4-i -•3- longer. Store, (opposite Fox Hotel.) Eye-sight Specialist N. W. 44&J kept accurate records of their work at $4.50 to $5.00, with choice fed H. A. Goslee—Interstate 622-L Scientific adjustment of No matter what car you GLASSES thruout the summer and have recently yearling ewes up to $6.25. N. W. 1080 to all forms of defective vision drive or what battery you ARTHUR WEST ALLEN. M. D. reported the results to the agricultural R. L. Nelson, Motor and Carriage^ Servica Surgeon OcaBat use this free inspection service 120 West Mill Street instructor. Each boy's record is Surgeon C. M. A St. P. Ry. LONDON c. D. is yours for the asking. to be kept on file in the agricultural CLIFFORD C. LECK, M. D. Surgeon Goo. A. Huimel A Co. room where it may be inspected by ALBERT HOPFE !i DISEASES OF THE EYE Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Mudra spent Friday Chiropractor Physician and Surgeon at Austin. GLASSES FITTED any one interested. The value of WINTER STORAGE Hirsh Block, Austin, Mian. Office First National BMg. Mrs. Roy Scheffel called on Mrs. 79 these records lies in the fact tha they Successor To X-Ray and Laboratory Equipment 4 Phone Office Bridge Bert Bump Friday. DR. W. A. CHAPMAN We have a special plan show the factors than enter into the Assistants— LIVE STOCK AND Phono Residence Bridge 4M The Bert Bump family spent Sunday Austin, Minn. VsS-, for storing your battery cost, of producing farm crops as well OFFICE HOURS: at Alva Lang home. Ernest H. Morris, M. D. REAL ESTATE m*—2 tm 4 wl Tel. Bridge 277 for Appointment. I this winter. Ask about it. to 10 n. p. as the effect which diffedent methods Mrs. Jno. Cook has returned from Mabelle Moore, R. N. AUCTIONEER By Appointment, 7x30 to I p. m. a visit with relatives in Wisconsin. No extra charge for calling of soil management have on the yield Mesdames Lang, Mohr and Stewart for same. of crops. The boys doing this project THE HOSPITAL CLINIC called on the sick at the Bump home, I Apply early for dates, asl sell work live in the vicinity of Austin, Wednesday evening. We carry a complete stock JC. A. Hegge, M. D. AUSTIN CLINIC and the results of their work should Miss Emily Moshier began her of new batteries and repair nearly every day in the sale O. H. Hegge, M. D. studies at the University of Southern J. F. FAIRBANKS be of local interest and importance. parts for all makes of batteries P. A. Lommen, M. C. Minnesota at Austin. Chas F. Lewis, M. D. Miss Malinda Lewis, XNf and and recharge same at The present class of vocational aggriculture Mesdames Lang «wid Maylord went E. C. Rebman, M. D. laboratory assistant. AUSTIN, MINN. reasonable prices. If necessary numering 11, will have animal to Mitchell, Iowa, Monday for a short Chas C. Allen, M. D. stay at the Butts home. ••••••••••••••••••MI tew J. G. W. Havens. M. D. to leave your battery FOUNDERS AND SURGEONS projects the coming summer, Dealer In Mrs. Joe Mohr and son Jack, left W. B. GrUe, M. D.. to St. Olaf Hospital. with us, we have a service since they are studying Animal Husbandry for White Bear Lake, Friday to attend DRS. FENTON A MEANY General Surgery Surgeons, C. M. 4b S|. P. R. R. '""•2 this winter. They have already COAL, WOOD, LIME battery for your use. the funeral of the formers nephew. VS DENTISTS SPECIAL ATTENTION, gftren Eye, Ear, Nose nnd Threat selected their projects, 3 choosing CEMENT, SEWER PIPE, If you need a new battery to diagnostic accuracy, clinical, Austin National itank Bldg. fitted The Lutheran Ladies' Aid were entertained poultry projects, and 3 swine and ask about the Prest-O-Ute microscopic, chemical and radiographic BRICK AND WALL Office Phenet Bridge 103 by Mrs. Gus Gilbertson Sargeons—-St Olaf Hospital calf projects. 1 examinations accurately battery. We have the right Thursday. A fine dinner was served Residence Dr( Fen ton: Main 455-ft PLASTER. made. G. W. R. R. by the hostess and a good attendance size for your car. Residence Dr. Meanyt Main 864 General Surgery Geo. A. Hormel ft Co. helped to put a goodly amount RENOVA AUSTIN,. MINNESOTA Eye, Ear, Nose and Threat. into the aid fund. Hormel Milling Co. Ouholm's Garage Glasses properly fitted. Mrs. Bert Bump was taken suddenly Babcock Bldg. Opposite P. Q, B. F. Tanner has moved to Brownsdale sick Tuesday afternoon with a DR.M. J. HARDY Both Phones 107 to make his home. Office over Haugan's slight stroke of paralysis. Dr. C. C. Office 301 East Bridge St. Phone Bridge 205 400 N. Main St. For Information Out I Allen of Austin was called. Mrs. Ernest Rockwell attended church DENTIST Phone: Main 3J Phono Main 222 116 E. Water St. in Brownsdale Sunday. Bump is much improved at this writing. Of Office Hours Call Austin Austin Rational Bank Bldg. Mrs. War lien and children of Mc Mrs. Helmar Foss and Mrs. Fanny Austin, Minn. Any Of lie Doctors .$ Intire, Iowa, are visitors at the H. C. McDonnell assisted in caring for the Anatia. patient during her illness. Stern home. The Brion and Brandstetler families expect to move to Blooming CRISPETTES Prairie to make their future home about the last of this month. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Tanner motored MURJ)ER FOR TWO PAYS to Austin Sunday afternoon. Miss Pearl Tanner, who is attending high tresh school spent the week-end at home. Delicious Arthur Strong and Mrs. Elmer Tanner returned Monday from Detroit, Friday and Saturday on ARROW SHIRTS where they attended the fun eral of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Strong's, baby. Park Crispette SHIRTS for the lPRICE!b£ r- The Auction of Martin Brion and Thom. Brandstelter was held Monday Kitchen at 1:00 o'clock. G. I. Coffman, auctioneer ED. MORTENSEN, PROP. #:mi- and Bank of Brownsdale A* Clerk. The Krull family met with an BUY ONE and we give you ONE FREE accident to their car on their way to *£3. Brownsdale the first of the week, and -A had to get the old gray horse to haul ,V S3* them home. 5 A Discontinued Styles of Arrow Collars Johny Tabor of Brownsdale was visiting Ralph Browning Saturday afternoon. rf% 408 North Main Street They were out hunting jack HI 15C, 2 for 25c rabbits with pockets full of salt. They reported poor luck. I-ft REGULAR MEALS AT The annual business meeting of the /r ALL HOURS -.v-i -4 v"1"* '~'4 Renova Lumt Grain and Coal com­ Open Until Midnight .. pany was held at the company's office, EP S ^TOGGERY January 17. The old officers MINN. AUSTIN, Good Coffee, Chops And were re-elected. The time of meeting Steaks A Specialty was changed from January to July & si3"® when all other business of the compahy PRICES REASONABLE that may come up at that time -a will be disposed of. ,*pp rA