',W}~ ..» PgftfgggH^gBWIj ^iuiTTur, I HMWiTO 1 'i Ill ..iriri.nn sbv ssMjfa^a^^^ar1. "r5: $$' wm'm hhr*£ V?/ •it- V5"#*1 filcfjpw MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINNESOTA MCE SIX THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1921 CITATION FOR HEARING ON the same herebyisfixed and appointed CITATION FOR HEARING ON PET1TION in the granting of administration of RENOVA before this court at the Probate NEVADA PETITION FOR PROBATE as the time and place for hearing: upon FOR ADM1N1STRA. tne estate of said decedent: The Court Rooms in the Court House, in OF WILL and the examination, adjustment and o* TION petition of Charles Meyer having the City of Austin, in the County of Miss Annette Krull has been on Mrs. Ancfrew Hoffland spent Mon«lay Estate of Maria Watkins. allowances of such claims as shall be Estate of Elizabeth Meyer. fif J,1. ^is court, representing Mower, State of Minnesota, on^the the sick list for a few days. at Osten Ostenson's. STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of presented within the time aforesaid. Meyer, then a resident 4th day of April, 1921, at 2 o'clock* Sam Slack and family took in market STAVE OF MINNESOTA, County Arnold Enerson .called at the Chris Mower, ss. In Probate Court. Let notice hereof be given by the of the County of Mower, State of P. M., why said petition should not^ day at Sargeant Saturday. of Mower, In Probate Court. J3L Olson home Sunday afternoon. In the Matter of the Estate of publication of this order in the Mower Minnesota, died intestate on the 9th be granted. I Geo. Young and family were dinner In the Matter of the Estate of H. S. Moen and daughter Andrena Maria Watkins, Decedent. County News, as provided by law. day of September, 1916 and praying guests at the Phillips home Sunday. Elizabeth Meyer, Decedent. WITNESS. The Judge of said spent Friday at the Louis Jacobson THE STATE OF MINNESOTA, to Dated February 28th, 1921. that letters of administration of Enno and H'enry Krull and Clifford THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO Court, and the Seal of said Court iuHDP. Mary E. Cowan, Benjamin P. Watkins, HENRY WEBER, JUN. her estate be granted to Charles Browning attended the auction in Charles Meyer, Emma Chase, Kate this 10th day of March, 1921. Mrs. H. Moen was a guest at the George A. Watkins, and Margaret Judge of Probate. Meyer, pf Sargeant, Minnesota and Rohrer, Leo Meyer, Albert Meyer, Austin Saturday.. C&ris E. Olson home Thursday of A. Morris, and to all persons (COURT SEAL) HENRY WEBER, JUN., the court having fixed the time and Wood sawing in our neighborhood Benjamin F. Meyer, Walter P. Meyer, last week. interested in the allowance (Court Seal) Probate Judge/ ,'fv4 A. W. WRIGHT. place for hearing said petition: is the order of the day. Nearly everyone Alma Cavers, Victor H. Meyer, Mrs. Ole Nelson visited Wednesday and probate of the will of said decedent. SASSE A FRENCH, M. A. NELSON, Laura Meyer, Emma Meyer, Elsie is doing his bit. YOU, AND EACH of last week at the C. K. Olson The petition of George A. Watkins, Attorneys for Petitioner.' *-lfe Attorneys for Estate. Mr. and Mrs. Chapman of Lansing Meyer, Herbert Meyer, Rheinold OF YOU, are hereby cited and required iKane at Lyle. being duly filed in this court, File No. 4191. -3T File No. 4166. were visitors at the E. Rockwell home Meyer, the heirs at law of said deceased to show cause, if any you haver Mrs. Ole Larson and children visited representing that Maria Watkins, •March 10-17-24. March 10-17-24. the first of the week. and to all persons interested a few days last week at the NortaJil then a rd&iaent of the County of Mr. and Mrs. John Day moved on Nelson home. Mower, State of Minnesota, died on CITATION FOR HEARING ON A GREAT their farm Friday after having spent Mrs. Tom Enerson and Mrs. T. G. the 23rd day of October, 1920, leaving EGGS PETITION TO SELL LAND a year in Brownsdale. Moisted were Sunday guests at the a last will and testament which is Estate of George A. Phillips. William Blaine and family have 3fxs. J. Jacobsbn and the Lewis presented to this court with said petition, STATE OF MINNESOTA, County moved on the D. L. Tanner farm recently and praying that said instrument Jacobson homes. '-7 of Mowei^ In Probate Court: vacated by the Todds.^ Mr. be allowed as the last will and BIG SAVING In the Matter of the Estate of HIGHEST CASH PRICE Blaine was a resident of this vicinity LANSING testament of said decedent, and that George A. Phillips, Incompetent. a few years ago. letters Testamentary be issued thereon PAID FOR THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO l-'i The first of the week A. R. to George A. Watkins, of Austin, EGGS Mrs. H. O. Wood was an Austin the above* named ward, and to Browning was making a hurried trip Minnesota. «aBcr Friday. all persons interested in the sale of to Brownsdale in his car accompanied Now, Therefore, you, and each of Gay Chaffee of Austin was a Lansmg certain lands belonging to said AUSTIN COLYTIC EGG by his son, Ralph, who he was you, are hereby cited and required to caller Monday. incompetent. The petition of Valeria going to drop off at the school house. show cause, if any you have, before Miss Emma Stankey attended B. Phillips as representative of the When about a mile from home the car CO. this court, at the probate court *efaxrch in Austin Sunday morning. above named incompetent, being duly began to skid and turned over on its rooms in the court house, in the city T- ON The elevator at Mayville was burnTed filed in this court, representing that side, pinning Mr. Browning underneath. of Austin, county of Mower, state of to the ground Monday about noon. it is necessary and for the best interests 114 E. MAPLE ST. A N E S S Ralph tumbled out and ran Minnesota, on the 28th day of March, Bobert Pollock of Goldfield, Iowa of said estate and of all interested back home for help. Neighbors soon 1921, at 10 o'clock A. M., why ist visiting his sons, John and Robert therein that certain lands of said helped Mr. Browning' out of his the prayer of said petition should not Pollock. incompetent described therein be trouble. His only Injury was a bruised be granted. Mrs. Share of Albert Lea is spending sold and praying that a license be to arm. No bones were broken. The Witness the Honorable Henry a few days at the home of her her granted to sell the same: AND car was badly damaged. Weber, Jun., judge of said court, and :sisfer, Mrs. O. J. Hoium. Now Therefore, you, and each of the seal of said court, this O A S Henry Wood of Austin was a caller you, are hereby cited and required to NEWRY 28th day of February, 1921. at the home of his parents, Mr. show cause, if any you have, before HENRY WEBER, JUN., Batt&i^Sfirvice and Mrs. H. O. Wood Sunday. this court, at the Probate Court Nels Goodwin helped Clarence Jerdet (Court Seal) Probate Judge. DaTwin Chaffee, little son of Mr. Rooms in the Court House, in the butchering Friday. A. W. WRIGHT, and Mrs. Reed Chaffee has been quite City of Austin, County of Mower, Albert Smith took in veal calves to M. A. NELSON, sack but is better at this writing. State of Minnesota, on the 28th day Blooming Prairie Thursday. Attorneys., for Petitioner. Call And See Us First "William Corson of Austin was a of March, 1921, at 10 o'clock A. M.. The dance at the Jacobson home File No. 4183. tapper guest at the home of Mr. and why the prayer of said petition should Saturday evening was well attended March 3-10-17. Mrs. C. A. Bates Friday evening. not be granted. John Burkhard and Willie Williamson Miss Elizabeth Fields who has WITNESS the Judge of said Court were callers at the Luthi home ORDER LIMITING TIME TO FILE l»een quite sick was taken to St. and the seal of said court, this Jenson & Phiffer Sunday. CLAIMS, AND FOR HEARING Olafs hospital in .Austin Monday. 28th day of February. 1921. Blanche Hanson visited with her THEREON 'Tuesday Mr. Hoium, Mr. Mr*. HENRY WEBER, JUN., friend, Mrs. Oscar Lysne Thursday Estate of Charity Larson Lien. Our service will make H. Vaughan and son Lloyd, attended Judge of Probate Court -1.* afternoon. STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of the high school cantata at AusfIii- (COURT SEAL) your battery give better service Several of the young p_eople of the Mower, In Probate Court. A. W. WRIGHT, neighborhood were entertained at the thia winter and last In the matter of the Estate of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Rector spent M. A. NELSON, Lysne home Saturday evening. Charity Larson Lien (same person as Saturday and Sundav with their Attorneys for Petitioners. longer. John Tieberger and Sam Magnuson Charity Lien) Decedent. daughter Mrs. O. P. Quam and family. File No. 2578. GET READY each bought hog at the Anderson's No matter what car you Letters of Adminisration this day March 3-10-17. hog sale in Blooming Prairie Saturdav. having been granted to Martin drive or what battery you Mrs. S. H. Vaughan visited friends Lien, of Lansing, Minnesota: in Austin Friday and also attended use this free inspection service Mr. and Mrs. Helge Anderson and It is ordered that the time within the evangelistic" meetings being held A. I. ARNESON, M. D. Gulick Tolifson and daughter, Hilda, is yours for the asking. which all creditors of the above named -at the Bautist church. For GOOD ROADS anl SPRING WORK Rudie Magnuson and Leonard Christianson Specialist. decedent may present claims against __ "The mid-week union prayer meetwill took in the sale at Austin Saturday. her estate in this count, be, and the be held at the home of Mrs. WINTER STORAGE .same hereby is, limited to three Lyons Tuesday evening. Everybody months from and after the date hereof welcome, come. We have a special plan AUCTION DATES said time expiring the 28th day of also Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Dennis are .May, 1921. -Letrus put your car, truck, or tractor in first class for storing your battery moving in the house vacated by Mr. Colon and Rectal Diseases. Saturday, 19—Horses, poultry, And it is furthered ordered that Christianson which Mr. Dennis purchased condition March this winter. Ask about it. machinery, vehicles, harness, Tuesday, the 31st day of May, 1921, Over Austin Furniture Store. from Mr. Christianson. No extra charge for calling NOW household goods, etc. Mrs. Mike at 2 o'clock P. M.," in the Probate Remember the Bible study class (See card elsewhere this issue] for same. McCourt, N. Second St., Austin. -ourt rooms at the court house at the ^raeets at the home of Grandma SumTney's and save annoying and expensive delays city of Austin, in said county, be, and every Tuesday afternoon. We carry a complete stock •K Will Cochran is consigning fourteen Everybody is urged to attend these ALL WORK DONE BY EXPERIENCED MEN of new batteries and repair meetings. choice registered Hampshire sows to AND GUARANTEED. parts for all makes of batteries the Market Day sale Friday, March 18 The following were Austin callers Bred for a April 1st farrow will average FARMERS and GARDgNERS and recharge same at Ufondav: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chaffee, We do oxy-acetylene welding, Machine work, 250 or better. These are outstanding "Mrs. George Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. reasonable' prices. If necessary gilts and will make good vulcanizing, radiator repairing, have facilities for Xeonard Hopfe. Mr. and Mrs. Hartzel to leave your battery We have a car of fertilizer from the American Chemical foundation stock for the beginner. .and William Gleason. testing and repairing all makes of starters, generators with us, we have a service Adv. 21-2-c. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Christianson Company. This is one of the best chemical fertilizers on and magnetos. Also carry a full line of battery for your use. ^®oviea Monday on the olace to Austin brushes and bearings. Charge and Repair all the marekt—and the prices are right. ne bought a short time ago. Their If you need a new battery makes of batteries. TRanv friends regret the loss of these BLACK DIAMOND ask about the Prest-O-Lite iind friends and neighbors. DEHORNING PENCIL BURNETT ft THOMPSON We invite you to visit oiur modern shops. and Mrs. Jake Hahn were Austra battery. We have the right callers Saturday. Mrs. Hahn's size for your. car. sister. Mrs. Leroy Hopfe. accompanied For Sale by Burnett-Thompson Co. CITY FEED STORE. University of Southern Minn. them home for a visit at the [Ouholm's Garage 5 'ery pencil will dehorn 50 calves Phone Main 100. AUSTIN, MINN. ™me of her mother, Mrs. Marv from 10 days to 10 months old -CSaro!. jr~* ." Miss Cora Gilbertson and Miss for $1.00 Phone Bridge 205 ¥Torence Hanson who has been stay^th When in trouble call Garage Phone Main 206-L. a forfeit of $5.00 on any calf it 116 E. Water St. their uncle, Elvin Hanson, "weiit to Grand Meadow Saturday for fails to dehorn Electric and Battery Shop, Main 702-F ^few days visit with relatives and Call and get one. Irjends. A Phone Main 100 WEST LANSING The Silo With a Ten Year Guarantee Mrs. Lewis Ulland and Annie were IT'S A FACT! callers Saturday. -v ilGss Hose Jacobson spent the week J. F. FAIRBANKS "~«nd with friends in Austin. Mrs- Sanford Jerdet and and A wood silo that will outlast your barn/ and backed by Ba&i were Austin shoppers Saturdav a written ten year guarantee. and Mrs. Hanniable Noble "^kbc ai the John Noble home Friday. Dealer In GET THE UNADILLA FACTS NOW Find out why Unadilla owners are the most satisfied _Kenneth Campbell, Sr., was a COAL, WOOD, LIME kroner guest at the Dugaw home Fridsv. body of silo owners in this country. CEMENT, SEWER PIPE, W- Used by over 100,000 Farmers, Stockmen and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hanev and BRICK AND WALL Dairymen. I PLASTER. KUeS'S at the IK A FEW HUSTLING AGENTS and Mrs. Raymond Wood and a w11^ ,^ere, dinneT guests at the W. -w*a"cer "ome in Austin Sunday. Can make some big money this season by purshing the. T1' an^ Mrs. Henry Dugaw, Mr. A sale of this silo in each community. :*nd Mrs. Hanniable Noble, Jane St. Office East Bridge 301 JgoMe and Theodore Helleck of You are backed by a heavy advertising campaign. Bloo!ning,, Prairie were dinner Phone: Main 33 This year will reward hustlers.. at the Stephen Noble home in Austin, Mina. -Austin Sunday. puiMiiiiiiiutiiiininuuuiiiiiii fnuiuuiiiufuiiuuutiiiuuiiiifliuHiuuuiuiiuiuuiuJiuuiiiniiuitiiuuiiuuiiiiiiumuiiuituiuiiijiiiiiitoiittiuinita WRITE ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS "Sorry, The Central Diulffla Silo Co. ..... Just suppose that when you want gas we said: "Sorry, bat Good Tractor Lubrication IS we're sntirely-out of it today. We expect to have some next week." 338 N. 1st. Street. ESSENTIAL Minneapolis, Minn. Guess not F. S. Nooney, Sales Representative, Mower County Gas is on tap for your use any time, day or night. At the mere turn of a valve, it is ready when you want it, where you Tractor 03 IS want it. And 411 because we maintain uninterrupted service. ESSENTIALLY Consider what this means to us. NEW AND ORIGINAL When coal companies advance their prices, can we say "Your coal is too high! We won't buy until it comes down"? Not much. For Engines: For Geairs (if Enclosed:) Pyramid Tractor Oil When the oil man raises the price because he can get so much Pyramid Transmission Oil Special Tractor Oil Pyramid Transmission more for his cil by refining it for the automobile, can we tell him Universal Tractor Oil Grease. that we'll stop making jas until prices come down? Tor Cups and Wheel Bearings: For Open Gears end for FOR ANY BUSINESS No again. Gravity Feed' Lubrication. Pyramid Cup Grease. Pyramid Harvester Oil. And how about labor, the interest on money, and other essential 1' E?.: Genuine Gold Leaf factors? Can we wait until they cost less? No "./• Buy Now—your supply Pyramid Oil and be prepared for an GUARANTEED SIGNS early Spring. Write for prices and information as to our plan These things we have. To get them, we pay the must must we save you mony. 2 price. That's why, no matter how much we regret it, we are forced OUT-DOOR PAINTED to ask more for our gas. ,. Daily Trips the Country—Phone Bridge 37. To us it is a matter of being able to continue in business. To DISPLAYS FOR PRICE OF ONE you, the average consumer, Jt means only a slight additional coat per month. 'a*.** We never lay off, work evenings to render service Gasoline and Use Pyramid that means most and costs less. If you will advise the AUSTIN GAS COMPANY Auto Oils Use Pyijamid^p^ details we will send you our low prices, mwi I. & Ml SignlCof PyRAM! ^Kerosene PANY Anc* Grease'e E E A E I A N O A S A S S O I A I O N Austin Minnesota. The Motor Inn. Erdman's Garage