MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINNESOTA PAGE FIVE THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1921 HOG PRICES DIP John Burkhard has moved on the old Schnett has been seriously ill, but is REMEMBER THE 'PHONE AFTER 7,000,000 Taking things as they cOme does Knut Hanson farm. better at this writing. You knew all about it. You ACRES OF FACTS not wear one out so fast as dodging Harold Greene and Miss Stella Herman Luthi is helping John Feibiger didn't let the paper know it. You them.—Anonymous. Beneke spent Sunday evening at the this week. found fault because the paper Minnesota has 7,000,000 acres of Austin, Minn. George Beneke home. Beatrice Cornelius who had an THEN 60 HIGHER didn't have it. Hardly fair. Wnen 1Q91 peat lands, and, in order to make the George Wuertz is busy loading his operation Friday is getting along you have an item remember the LANSING nicely. cars in Lansing. They will move on best use of them has set the soil specialists 1 News and June 19-25 1"MI a farm nea» Rosemount. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Larson and REMEMBER THE 'PHONE of the Minnesota Experiment Miss Florence Benson will give a son Evin were in Austin Tuesday on Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wuertz and Station, under Dr. F. J. Alway, to basket social Saturday night, March business. Werner Wuertz went to the St. Olaf Get off th«^ hose londay's Loss Regained Tuesday work to dig into the bogs and to dig George Hermon, Louisa and Hilma hospital Sunday to visit Mrs. J. N. 19, in district 79-Jt. two miles south Top $10.50—Strong Wuertz. out tKe facts. And Dr. Alway and Luthi were guests at the Alex Noble of the Red Oak Grove church. Tone in Cattle Mart—Best at home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Wuertz and his staff are making progress. They boys, Henry Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. The Corning switch-board has been Lambs $9.75 $9.50—Best RENOVA have just issued Minnesota experiment tort MiiSJit! Arnold Meyer, and Miss Laura Webbeking moved from the Abe Olson farm to station bulletin 194, which gives were supper guests alt ,the the Gulick Tolifson place north of (By DON J. SLATER) Lee Whiteside is on the sick list. Herman Meyer home Sunday. Corning. a report of the work done on the Tuesday's Opening The auction at E. D. Tanner's was Mr. and Mrs. Herman Meyer, Geo. Olive Cunningham who is suffering Golden Valley peat experimental South St. Paul, Minn., March well attended. Wuertz and family, Mrs. Carl Haberkorn with a broken collar bone is getting fields for 1918 and 1919, fields which S, 1921—Cattle 1,800, market Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Dahle were and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Meyer along good. She is able to sit mostly steady, spots strong, top Austin shoppers Friday. are typical of high-lime, grass—and were supper guests at the Rev. A. up a little every day. steers $9.50, yearling steers and Enno Krull and sons are cutting Webbeking home Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lerud came sedge—covered bogs of northwestern heifers $9.00. Calves 2,700, market wood for Henry Konkon. out from Austin Saturday evening and Minnesota. This report among many mostly 50 lower, top $9.00. Wesley Browning spent Sunday will help Clarence Basness move AUCTION DATES other things, says: Hogs 11,000, market 25c to 50c with friends in Brownsdaie. Monday. He went on the Abe Olson higher, range $8.00 to $10.50, Gus Schmidt of Pequot, came farm south of Corning. Owing to a lack of available phosphate WHY DO THEY CALL THE POLICEMAN? Saturday, March 12—T. B. O'Halloran, bulk $9.75 to $10.40. Pigs 25c down to attend the Todd auction. the fields proved extremely unproductive A higher, top $11.50. Sheep 1,200, horses, cattle, machinery, Have you ever gone to a great fire and marveled at the skill with MAYVILLE Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips and when treated like ordinary harness, robes, etc. 2 Ford Touring market steady to strong, top daughter Lulu were guests at the which the firemen at the hose nozzle played their stream upon the lambs $9.75. Cars, hay and straw, at the O'Halloran mineral soils. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Forest Tanner home Wednesday. flames? And then some careless driver drove his vehicle across the barn Austin, Minn. Lower cattle markets at most of But good yields of the crops adapted Mrs. Willie Schultz, February 14. Ernest Rockwell accompanied Rev. hose length. Did the nozzlemen peer down the nozzle or attempt to Tuesday, March 15-—L. Mott, horses, Conrad Fett and family and Pete the leading outside centers at the to the region were obtained when Volkenant to Lansing .Sunday afternoon. cattle, sheep, poultry, machinery, pry somthing out of it, or pour something into it? On the contrary, Fett visited at the George Wuertz weeks' opening failed to brinj any phosphates either in the form of manure etc. 3 miles southwest of Brownsdale. home Friday. they went direct to the cause of the thing. They summoned the Mr. and Mrs. Royal Lagervall and depression locally, supplies here continuing or commercial fertilizer were supplied. Mr. and Mrs. John Baumgartner, child have moved to' the Mulford policeman, who hurriedly ejected the careless driver and his vehicle moderately light and prices Sr., visited at the George Wuertz Wednesday, March 16—Horses, cows, farm, just south of the village, to from the length of hose. THE CAUSE WAS REMOVED. The home Friday evening. hogs, poultry, machinery, seed ruling steady to strong. Competition Lime was found to be abundant make their home. water flowed freely again with its normal pressure. corn. John Minor, 2% miles N. Vernon Felty, and Miss Helen from shippers was fairly alert and offerings A few friends and neighbors gave and potash was found in sufficient 4 E. of Lansing. Beneke spent Sunday evening at the When normal function ceases to "come" within your body, why Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Tanner a surprise were readily absorbed. Packers quantities to meet immediate needs. Ernest Beneke home. Thursday, March 17—Horses, Cattle, don't you have the cause removed? Do you know that over 90% of at their home Thursday night. paid $9.00 for a load of good beef Mrs. William Schmidt of Brownsdale The most promising crops seem to Machinery, etc. Andrew S. Todalen Asocial time was enjoyed. dis-ease is caused by pressure upon nerves as they emit from the steers averaging 1175 pounds on Monday is spending a few days in Austin mile north of Corning, Sale be flax as a first crop then oats, Vz George Todd and family have decided spine? The Chiropractor removes that pressure, restoring the natural at the Arnold Schuett home. Mrs. starts at 10:30 a. m. and a small lot of good grade winter rye, and field peas. not to leave the state. They transmission and health results. Without obligation to yourself, beeves topped at $9.50 Tuesday, with have rented a farm near Stewartville The danger of summer frosts, the Public Sale come to this office for a spinal analysis and consultation regarding and will move there to make their steers and heifers mixed on the baby possible early exhaustion of potash, yorii case. home. beef order selling at $9.00. Other and the good growth of grasses and R. L. NELSON George Colby of Druid, Saskatchewan, sales of steers of medium grade were clovers point to the production of Canada, brother of Mrs. J. M. made at $8.25 to $8.75 with common and Mrs. A. A. Tanner, recently underwent milk, beef, mutton and wool as the On account of having sold my farm and moving away, I will sell at auction LEWIS BUILDING an operation for appendicitis. kinds selling largely from $7.00 to to the highest bidder, on my farm 2% miles northeast of Lansing and 5% most promising use to make of such He is getting along nicely it is Phone Bridge 277. Austin, Minn. miles west of Brownsdaie, known as the Damerow place, Qn $8.00. Choice heifers in odd lots peat soils. reported. are selling as high as $8.25, with very But farmers are cautioned against Mrs. J. M. Tanner was given a dinner WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16. nice handyweight cows up to $7.25 on her birthday at the home of extensive operations and settlers her daughter, Mrs. Walter Grundwaldt, and bulk of sales of she stock mostly against occupying peat lands until Sunday, February 27. The from $4.50 to $6.75. A range of Associated Insurance Agency the reclamation problems involved Sale Commences at 1:00 o'clock Sharp occasion was very much enjoyed by $2.50 to $4.00 is catching bulk of the 3 HORSES 3 COWS 2 HOGS are more fully worked out. all present. 80 CHICKENS 3 GEESE. canner and cutter sales, altho most of Copies of the bulletin may be had ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE MACHINERY—1 Piano Binder, 6 foot cut. 1 Mower 5 foot. 1 Corn NEWRY the thin cows are suitable for feeding without expense by writing to the office Planter, with 100 rods of wire. 1 Keystone Disc, 16 discs. 1 Drag, 3 section. O. Niehuis J. W. DeBuhr purposes are in good demand on country of Publications, University Farm, 1 Sulky Plow, 16 inch. 1 Great Western Manure Spreader. 1 Seed Many changes of residence have occurred M. H. KENASTON account at prices ranging Corn Sheller. 1 Chick-feed Grinder. 1 Slop Barrel. 1 Corn Plow. 1 St. Paul. this past week, Elmer and Jim largely from $3.50 to $4.25. Bologna Endgate Seeder. 1 Hay Rake. 1 Hay Rack, new. 1 Narrow Tire Wagon, Office Austin Nat. Bank Bldg. Phone Bridge 802 Larson moved to River Point Monday. with triple box. 1 Bob Sled. 1 Milk Wagon. 2 Sets Work Harness. bulls are selling mostly from $4.00 to News items from all sections of this Walter Jenson moved to the Ensrud 1 Chick Coop. Some Household Goods. territory are wanted by The News. farm Monday. Christ Wilson moved $4.75, with medium to good beef bulls 1 EMPIRE CREAM SEPARATOR. Send them to us by mail, tell us personally, to the Iverson fafrm. Gulick Tolifson at 85.00 to $5.50. Veal calves were 5 BUSHELS MINNESOTA NO. 13 SEED CORN. or call Main 450. has moved on his own place again. discounted half a dollar Tuesday, best TERMS:—Nine months' time will be given on approved notes at 8 percent NEW GRAIN MARKETING PLAN interest. All sums under $10.00 cash. Nothing removed until terms are lights dropping to $9.00. Country complied with. buyers are competing with packers M. H. MSTON Phcne Bridge Rasidencs for heavy feeding steers on the fat JOHN MINOR, Owner. Farmer Owned-^-Farmer Financed—Farmer Controlled cattle order, several loads of such 802 Main 659-R FARMERS' COMMITTEE OF SEVENTEEN kind-: selling early in the week up to REAL ESTATE and INVESTMENTS Auctioneer LOVELL. $8.00. Lansing State Bank, L. S. Chapman, Clerk. (Appointed by American Farm Bureau Federation) Monday's irregular losses of 25c Citv and Business Properties. Rentals and Insurance Greatest Agricultural News in Years to 50c on hogs were quickly made up Office with Niehuis & DeBuhr Laad Co. 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SATURDAY, MARCH 12 Our service will make your battery give better service Closing Out Sale Sale Starts at 10 o'clock sharp without fail. Be there at the opening. this winter and last 21 HORSES, 21—1 pair Black Geldings, 6 years old, 3000. 1 pair Bay longer. Geldings, 7 and 8 years old, 3200. 1 pair Black Percheron Mares, 8 and 9 years old, full sisters. 3200. 1 pair Bay Mares, 6 and 7 years old, 2600. No matter what car you 1 Span Bay Geldings. 8 and 9 years old, 2500. 1 pair Brown Geldings, 5 On account of quitting farming I will sell to the highest bidder at drive or what battery you years old, 2200. 1 pair Black Mares, 5 and 7 years old, 2100. 1 pair Blac Auction on my farm, 5 miles northeast of Austin, and 3 miles southwest use this free inspection service Mares, 9 and 10 years old, 2000. 1 Bay Mare, 8 years old, 1250. 1 Bay of Brownsdaie, the following described personal property, nothing reserved, is yours for the asking. Saddler, 5 years old, 1050. 1 Brown Mare, 10 years old, 1200. 1 Bay Mare, on 9 years old, 1000. 1 Sorrel Mare, 12 years old, 1000. TUESDAY, MARCH 15. 22 CATTLE, 22—"2 Choice Young Milch Cows, some with calf by side. A Home for "Henry" Balance will be fresh by March 20th. These Cows all have had the Tuberculin WINTER STORAGE Test. If you want good Cows be sure and attend this sale. MACHINERY—2 Mowers. 1 Disk. 1 International Corn Cultivator New. We have a special plan Sale Starts at 10:00 O'clock Sharp. Big Free Lunch at Noon. 1 Gang Plow, 14-inch. 2 Stubble Plows, 16 inch. 1 Hay Rake. 1 New old faithful "Henry" shtould be built "Old Faithful" HEMLOCK* for storing your battery A "home" for of 5 HEAD OF HORSES: All ard Registere Belgians and Shires, 1 Imported of Lever Drag. course. Both deliver long and faithful service. this winter. Ask about it. Belgian Stallion, 10 years old, weight 2350 lbs. Name, Savoy, number VEHICLES—-8 Buggies. 1 Two-Seated Surrey. 5 Cutters. 1 Platfom This is apictureof a special Ford garage, which is lfcaking a great hit with builders 7727, never was beaten in show ring 1 imported Belgian Mare, 11 years No extra charge for calling Spring Wagon. 1 Pair Heavy Bob Sleighs. 5 Lpw Wheel Wagons, Good everywhere. A garage pays, but you won't have to pay much for the HEMLOCIC old, weight 1800 lbs Name Cabbett, won first prize at Minnesota State for same. ones. 1 High Wheel Wagon, with 3-top box. 2 Extra good Hay Racks. make the to build this one. The architect who designed it has worked it out to Fair, also Iowa State Fair 1 Yearling Stallion, will mature to 2200, 16 I set of Complete Dump Boards. lumber go farthest. We have other garage plans in our We carry a complete stock hands high 1 Yearling Shire Stallion this will make a ton horse 1 Yearling HARNESS, ETC.—5 Sets of Heavy Breeching Harness, Good Ones. 3 Sets Shire this will make a ton horse. Filly, of new batteries and repair of 1Y* -inch Harness. 8 Sets of Light Harness. 4 Single Harnesses. 5 9 FREE Hemlock Building Books 25 HEAD OF CATTLE: 12 Extra good milch cows 12 Calves 1 Registered parts for all makes of batteries Pair of Nets. 40 Collars. 1 Dozen Horse Blankets. 2 Dozen Stable F)y Shorthorn Durham Bull, 3 years old, Bates Strain, extra good one. No. 1—Town Hmmm Ns.MSm|*i No. 7 -Hot and Poultry Hot—— Blankets. 1 Dozen Good Robes. 7 Fur and Sheep-lined Coats. Many and recharge same at 2~FarmHoimm No.1 Fmd Gwg— No. QutbiiUdlin* No. 10 SHEEP: 9 Ewes 1 Fullblood Oxford Buck. No. 3 Spul'l No. I Cotnoibs and Grwuriw No. Ihiimimfa SUos Neck Yokes, Doubletrees and Whiffletrees. All Kinds of Tools. Botmi reasonable prices. If necessary POULTRY: 100 Plymouth Rock Chickens 2 Pair of Guinea Hens. 2 Ford Touring Cars. In Good Condition. MACHINERY: 1 Mc Cormick Grain Harvester, 8 foot 1 Cultivator, 2 row 1 in each of which is a coupon. for FREE FULL-SIZE WORKING PLANS— to leave your battery About 15 Tons of Timothy Hay. Some Baled Straw. 27 plans plans in in all—for ail—tor the tne above a Dove buildings tidings ana and others. others. Write Write us us and ana we we will will promptly—. promptly— Disk Cultivator 1 Quack machine, 1 Emerson Gang Plow, 14 inch 2 Hay with us, we have a service HOUSEHOLD GOODS—1 Good Big Victor Safe. 1 High Grade Piano, like and gladly-^send you the book you want. Take the coupon to your local lumber dealer Loaders 1 Hay Rake 1 Deere Corn Binder 1 Bob Sleigh 2 Truck Wagons new. 1 Heating Stove. 1 Round Oak Steel Range. 1 Power Washing battery for your use. and he will just as gladly give you thejree plans. Mention his name when you writc^ 1 Mower 1 Disc Corn Planter 1 Corn Planter 1 Potato Cutter, best in the Machine, with Fuller & Johnson Gas Engine. ,1 Jar, 30 gallon capacity. world 1 Complete Threshing Rig 1 Engine, 13 horse power, good shape 1 If you need a new battery THE HEMLOCK MANUFACTURERS 1 Corncrib, 8 by 16 feet. 100 Feet of Inch Rope. Grain and Corn Elevator 1 Milwaukee Corn Husker, good shape 1 Ensilage ask about the Prest-O-Lite A lot of other articles too numerous to mention. Cutter 10 feet Superior Drill 2000 pound Scale 1 Big Anvil and Forge, Offices at Othkoab, Wucoa* Iwf WwcoiMiK mmd Northern Mickigmm) battery. We have the right The above goods belong to me personally, nothing will be sold for outside good one 132 feet, 3-inch Milwaukee Steel Track, with switch 15 bushel We tpread the &ood new* about Old Faithful''HEMLOCKJmt parties. This is strictly a closing out sale. Bear this in mind, and do not Ensilage Carrier, this is new, never been used 2 Sets of Harness. Other articles size for your car. wdo*ot*Uit. Get it from your LOCAL LUMBER DEALER. too numerous to mention. miss this sale. TERMS:—On6 Year's^ time will be given on approved notes at 8 per cent TERMS: One year's time will be given on approved notes at 8 per cent SHINGLE RIGHT ONCE WITH 1 Duholm's Garage interest. All sums under $10 cash. Nothing removed until terms are interest. All sums under $10 cash. Nothing removed until terms are complied MWTfCEDAR SHINGLES with. complied with. yw Phone Bridge 205 T. B. O'HALLORAN, Owner 116 E. Water St. 'vi and forget roofing troubles for good Clerk, H. L. BANFIELD. AUCTIONEER LOVELL. CLERK, H. L. BANFIELD. Auctioneer LOVELL.