f,f *x* J* m,.. p^m'ass*-* tr V"r. '~v^wm *31 *n=B, .*- -Jw^ &V> /^%-i1 /. &.~>.*,*mfj-rs*K'' 1 MOWER COUNTY.NEWS. AUSTIN, MINNESOTA Q-- »f "^dT: '„f? ":fAk^*6.L^ PAGE MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1921 OFFERS $25 PIE lyfra. M*adowcfoft«Oea() Do It Now. Probably Stud* the tupi feed soft on lower corn prices. Cottonseed Mrs. George Meadowcroft died suddenly Motto for pessimists—Never put off meal stronger on export inquiry. Melbourne Argus—Sitoation Demand for Gluten feed light till tomorrow what you can ras today. eL Housemaid, unscrupulously this, morning at her home at at late reduction. Stocks generally —Boston Transcrint. TmntcrtM 109 South First street. The funeral ample, receipts good, offerings will be held Thursday from the house heavy. San Erancisco reports movement alfalfa meal and cocoanut meal at 12:00 o'clock and from the London for Coastwise shipment small. Drop church at 2:00o'clock. in beet pulp created slightly better demand, Quoted-Reground oatfeed The only sure sign of old age is Chapter of Minnesota Local FRESIDENT OF FARM BUREAU $11.25 Northeastern markets white toss of faith in the young. hominy feed $20 No. 1 alfalfa meal PRESENTS PLEA AUSTIN MARKETS Health Crusade to Give Hot $21 St. Louis Linseed meal $36.50 TO BOARD Luncii Set as Second Prize in Buffalo, $37 Minneapolis Bran April 18 1921 $15.50 Middlings $14.50 Minneapolis. State Contest HOG MARKET BOARD FAVORS FARM BUREAU Medium and Butchers 7.85 DAIRY PRODUCTS: Butter The Mower County Health Association Packers 6.00 to 6.85 markets steady the past week. Supply in co-operation with the state association CATTLE has just about taken care of demand Benefits to be Derived From Fat Steers 5.00 to 7.00 but any surplus or shortage is offering a second prize of County Agent's Help Cows and Heifers 4.00 to 5.00 would effect present prices as markets a $25.00 Hot Lunch Set, in the state are very sensitive. Buyers willing Pointed Out Canners and Cutters .... $2.50 to $3.00 wide crusade for better health. Besides to purchase at current asking Bulls 3-50 to 5.00 the $25.00 prize, the county One Cent Per Word Per Insertion. prices but for only immediate requirement. The Mower County Board gave its Minimum Charge VEAL. SHEEP AND LAMBS asociation is ofefring five beautiful hearty endorsement of the Mower Twenty-five cent*. Ten cents Before You Step on the Starter Fat Lambs 6.00 to 7.00 Current receipts beginning to show enameled emblems, framed, ready to County Farm Bureau Federation Collection Charge Will Be evidence of new pastures "in producing Fat Sheep 3.30 to 4.00 hang in the school room. I N Added for all ads not paid tor Thursday, when it appropriated $1,200.00 sections. Closing prices 92 Fat Veal 4.50 to 6.00 The conquest is based ^on eleven in advance. Reader* or locals score: New York 48%c Chicago 'it to the farm bureau, to be Quoted By Dalager 'j' daily Health Chores, and one weekly not run in this column will be Do you want to risk losing everything you havein 47c Philadelphia 50c Boston 49^6 c. paid in monthly installments starting Eggs 23 charged at the rate of 10 cent* chore, the taking of a bath. The the world? ". Trading dull in cheese markets Butter 43 July 1. per line. during the week. On Monday the schools compete with each other to You are doing just that *if you drive your earwithout Quoted by Smith-Wright Company The federal aid is $260, and the basic asking prices at Wisconsin primary Hens 20 see which school in the county has the full insurance protection. state aid $1000. Over 1200 members markets declined an average WANTED Eggs 22 most valiant health crusaders. The Even the most careful and wary drivers have of 2 *Ac all styles. Present prices are now enroled in the Mower Eggs, No. 2 18 teacher records the number of health WANTED TO RENT—Must have 6| accidents at times. Some accidents are unavoidable. lower than week ago. While business County Farm Bureau but all of these or 8 room House with garage or| not up to expectations more active chores performed each week by the members have not paid up, according barn by first of May. No objections trading, taking place. Wisconsin Crusaders on the Class room Honor And you gamblawith all you possess when yoit SEMI-WEEKLY to John Christgau, president, who to rental price. Bridge 962-J production1 showing rapid gains Roll. The school having the highest drive without being completely insured against MARKETGRAM 31-3-p made the plea before the county each week. Wholesale prices Wisconsin class room score is awarded a banner liability, collision, fire, etc. «.-• primary- markets: Twins U. S. Bureau of Markets board. $1.50 of the $5.00 membership LOOK UP W. L. Chapman "The 18%c Daisies 19Mc, Double Daisies by the Minnesota Public Health Association You cannot en jo 7 motoring with such a terrible fee goes to the state organization House Mover," We do all kinds of 18%c Longhorns 19V*c Young GRAINMarket uncertain, the in recognition of the high risk hanging over you. basement work. Cement and cement and the salary of the county Americas 19c. first part of week but on the 11th health rating of the school. The banner block. Call Main 810-L. Phone us today and find out the cost of complete agent is fixed at $2800, while other prices started on a drastic downward 26-tf-c is of purple felt with gilt lettering insurance protection. Before you crank trend that continued until the 14th. incidental expenses, _such as transportation SARGEAfyT EVANGELICAL and a health shield in the center. Reports exporters reselling wheat, your motor—think! WANTED—To buy all kinds of furniture and office maintenance will CHURCH large country offerings, economic The Crusader who faithfully performs and stoves, will trade towards amount to much more. Mr. Christgau AUSTIN INSURANCE AGENCY situation including British strike and new. Call Main 250. Herzog sixty-four health chores including asked the county to contribute efforts in Canada to rush wheat into Pastor & Voigt, 210-212 E. Mill St. A. H. Nauman, a bath each week for fifteen United States in anticipation proposed $1500.00. He pointed out the numerous 30-10-c Worship and 10:00 A. M. Public weeks, may wear the symbol of his tariff bill were the principal bearish BABCOCK BUILDING i* benefits to*be derived from a sermon by Pastor. FOR SALE factors. After reaching new low dignity, an honor buttpn, the Croix de INSURANCE farm bureau organization and cited E. points on the 14th .the market rallied 11:15 A: M. Sunday school, J. Guerre of the Health Crusade given FOR SALE—S. C. Buff Orpingtor results obtained in other counties for sharply on persistent buying by commission E. RAY CORY, Mgr. AUSTIN, MINN~ Heydt, Supt. only to those who distinguish themselves eggs for hatching. $1.50 per set houses and local traders but reference. 11:30 Public Worship and sermon ting. Inquire of A. C. Butter in the conquest for health. news continued bearish and the advance Kr«bsbach Speaks in Waltham Church. field, Brownsuale, Minn. 17-26-f was subsequently lost. Financial April 16th is the day named for formal John M. Krebsbach, president of situation indicates heavy marketing 7:30 P. M. Young People's Service. closing. All Honor rolls are expected EVERGREENS FOR SALE—1000 the county board, in reply to Mr. new grain soon as threshed to Friday 8 P. M. April 29th Young to be in the hands of the Minnesota Norway Spruce, 2% to 4^ feet FERNDELL COFFEE meet obligations. .Crop reports excellent Christgau's request cited the past People's prayer service and choir high. Call or address. John M-. Public Health Asosciation before good rains in West. No experience with a county agent, practice. Christgau, Dexter, Minn. 30-6-c wheat export demand despite fact Argentine April 20th. pointed out that the people living in wheat quoted 14 to 16c higher The pastor leaves Monday, April The winning schools will receive USED CARS the far corners of the county were than American.-svia Gulf. Exporters 25th for Blue Earth, Minn., where It's flavor'and arcma cait their prizes about May first. seek"cash corn Seabord reports as much entitled to the assistance of FOR SALE—1914 Ford delivery! the annual conference assembles. OUR BEST TIRADE fair amount sold for export. In the county agent as those living in truck. Engine in excellent shape, I Wintry Gusts not be surpassed Chicago cash market 'No. 3 red winter Battery and Magneto ignition, Kelly the immediate vicinity of the farm Some People Believe This. Shatter Plate wheat $1.24% No. 2 hard Springfield tires til around, oversize Select the number of stars in a constellation, bureau headquarters. This was the $1.33% No. 3 mixed corn 52%c Glass Windows in rear. $175.00. Willard Service No. 3 yellow 54^ct:t For the week add to It the number of the DO YOU DRINK IT? chief complaint with the other county Station. 28-4-c Chicago May wheat down 34%c at date of your birth, and divide the Three large plate glass windows in agent. He also told of the $1.21%, May corn ,5c at 55%. Minneapolis whole 12. Oakland Sensible Six Roadster—last by Keep the result in your the front of Fisch's Store on the corner amount of bridge construction work May wheatr down 14 %c at year's improved model just overhauled mind until you shake hands with ^5 If not, try it and be satisfied of Main and Water streets were being done in the county and the resulting $1.14% Kansas City market 15 and tuned up, fine condition. V*c some one, then add the letters in that at $1.12% Winnipeg May 11 at shattered at 3:00 o'clock Saturday shortage of county funds for For sale or will consider person's name to what you have. Divide $1.49%. morning by the unusually heavy trade for five passenger car. Dr. cither purposes. He strongly advocated the by seven and you will' get HAY:—Market generally steady A. I. Arneson.- 29-tf W«8C.WAR!IER winds. -F a county agent and told of examples a but very quiet and rio? life to demand number of months before you are married. The damage is estimated at $200. 13, in Adams, where some farmers Kansas City strong on all upper If it should run over and REAL ESTATE grades lower grades^practically unsalable. who had attended the farm institute be even, you will marry a young man FOR SALE—The "Landgrebe" 240 Receipts sufficient to meet if uneven, an old mart. If over twice meetings conducted by the old acre farm hear Elkton. Price right demand, which is largely local. Shipping HIGHEST PRICE 13 and even, he wHl be red headed farm bureau, had profited, while their Good terms. P. O. Box 325, Dubuque, inquiry light in ^-most sections. if uneven, he will be bald and rich.— Iowa. 29-8-p! neighbors did not make as good progress. Track offering Cincinnati liberal Chicago Tribune. PAID FOR terminal stocks materially reduced. "I do not believe there would HP) I New York market weak transactions any silos in the county if it were 1 "Poultry and°:Vea! s^Lovemaking and Marriage. small. Minneapolis, firm. on light receipts. _.ot for' the~farai institutes'' said Mr. Chicago trade not readily Lovemaking stretches over- ten or I Krebsbach. absorbing arrivals, littarket $1 lower, Get Our Price# fifteen years of our lives, and after i. Alfalfa veryf weak San Francisco on Mr. Corwin Present a that is nothing but a bad habit. As Before You Go reports of early cuttings. Consignments Mr. Corwin, state leader of the rule the love emotion is canonized by Elirv/lieft from Imperial' Valley and county agents of Minnesota, told of marriage, and that is why am for Arizona point effecting -Los Angeles I R. H. JOHNSON & SON. some of the appropriations made by prices and weakness.,reflected thruout marriage every 4ime and for everybody, PROVISION MARKET upper California*- Quoted—No. surrounding counties and introduced faithfully believing that a bad 1 timothy—^$29.50sf§ew York $30 none.—Harper's 226 E. Mil! Strwt marriage is better tlian County Agent F. L. Liebenstein. Mr. Atlanta, $24.50 B$||gdelphia, $2.50 Magazine. Liebenstein outlined his program iif Cincinnati, $2,7 Memphis, $19 Minneapolis a %hort talk and stated that while it No.'" 2 g|$mothy—$27.50 New York, $20.50 ufpjcinnati, $23.50 would be impossible to come in personal Philadelphia, $24 Memphis, $17.50 contact with every farmer in Minneapolis: No. 1 alfalfa $32 Atlanta, the county immediately, he would $17 Cincinnati,' $27 Memphis, Try out the 1921 Buick. meet most of them thru township $20 Minneapolis, $20/ Kansas City No. 1 prairie $15 ^Minneapolis, $15 meetings soon. ERVICE Kansas* City. It'sthesame rugged, reliable Buick of FEED:—Markets weak,. Trade BASEBALL NINE IS the past but with an added measure of buying sparingly. Decline in coarse ASSURED HAYFIELD grains effecting demand for mill ATISFACTION dependability, easier control, greater feeds. Ideal weather conditions in A baseball meeting of the enthusiasts Minnesota, Northern Wisconsin and riding comfort and beauty. In the was held Tuesday evening at the Northwestern states permit of outside Farmers State Bank and matters relative feeding and little linseed meal is 1921 Buick you also have a car with bought, price declining. Hominy to the team were discussed. a 25% greater investment value theday KOBE'S CAFE The soliciting committee reported that they had met with a very gratifying you wish to sell or trade. We will response in-~ vtheir drive* for funds, be glad to give you a demonstration. practically every person approached having donated. It was decided that all the last year debts of the There's Authorized Buick Service FURNITURE 7L- baseball association should be paid everywhere. and that the team should be placed -.H on a self-supporting and cash basis this year. Since January /, regular equipment SALE The muddle over the question of all models includes cord tins on grounds for the diamond has been cleared up and the ball grounds will be the same as last year. Some improvements will be made, among them being a fence along As we are now living with our son in Stillwater, the base lines to prevent accidents Minn., we will sell all of our household goods at and give an unobstructed view Jl public auction at our residence 601 Park Avenue'.. of the diamond.—Hayfield Herald. Austin, on Impossible. TUESDAY, APRIL 19 at 2 P.M. The MORNING, NOON and EVENING A Kansas judge says a minimum have always been the customary length of courtship should be fixed by times of day to satisfy 1 Iron Bedstead with 1 Library Table our hunger. law to prevent hasty marriages. The springs and mattress. 1 3-burner oil stove with We provide regular BAKERY, Judge may 'know a lot about law and FOOD for each meal, from which 2 Wooden beds with oven. the power of the courts and what to make your selections. springs and mattresses. ought to be done to regulate society, 1 Oil heater 7i ROLLS, DOUGHNUTS, etc., in but it's a cinch he doesn't know the morning many kinds-of choice Some good carpets. much about, the impossibility of preventing 3 Oak Dressers BREAD, PIES, CAKE, COOKIES, Some kitchen utensils from getting married two etc., at noon, and evening which 2 Commodes people who have made up their minds and iii fact* a complete we know cannot fail to please you. 1 Dining room table to marry. line of household Austins City Bakery 6 Dining chairs and kitchen furniture. 1 China Cabinet. This is tornado season. Insurance 1 Buffett is cheap. You can't afford to be without CARLITZ & STRUCK, Prop*. it. If you are in need of protection 3 Oak Rockers" Garden tools ani^any E. Mill Street. call J. E. Cripperi, Austin Nat'l ,*|i articles. 1 Writing Desk Bank building. '27-8-c 14 (B.77) TERMS:—6 months time on apnroyed note* at 8% interest. Associated Insurance Agency a ii a P. A. cl ,4v'5i^ ALL I^INDS OF INSURANCE O.NiekuU ... J. W.D.Buhr f:. Col. Albert Hopfefoai?. W. E. Hopfe, Clerk M. H. KENASTON ft |i»tributors Buick CMrs and Q. M. C. T^ck^ Aaatin, Auctioneer. Office Austin Nat. Bank Bldf. Phon* Bridge SO?,., Austin Nat'l Banlt .".If AGYTIW. BUICK WHL BUILD *HEM AitfoMfaBnyga. in ,i 1 7P