'J ^T--V V*' Knwrt-r(^yr--r- MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINNESOTA Thursday, June 23,1921 _:^P Page Six1 ^-T ..V '. fi« GRASSY CATTLE HOLSTEIN FRIESIANS PREDOMINATE lambs gained 50 to 75c, good and sulphur, five quarts, and dry arsenate -L-l R*v*a,in0 Thdr Worth. LANSING choice lambs $10.50 to $11.00, good of lead, one and one-half pounds in The true Kiiiforlcal genius, loolr ON THE INCREASE IN MINNESOTA SAYS CENSUS BUREAU and choice ewes $3.00 to $4.00, best aw the fifty gallons of water. All the fruit thinking, la that which cut -m yearlings around $8.50. and leaves should be covered with a nobler meaning of events th*f are near Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Runyon went to as the true poet Is ho detects fine mist of this spray. A fourth WHO Owatonna Wednesday. him, spray should be applied about July the divine in the casual and we som* M. S. Munson and son went to New Minnesota' Apples Dryfeds Sell Strong and 20. what suspect the depth of his Insight Richmond, Wisconsin, Thursday. Pure Bred Stock Makes west. Cash premiums easier in all Get Chance This Into the past, who cannot recognise Mrs. A. E. Martin and son and markets. Export demand generally Slightly Higher 13 •.V ji Poor Showing With the godlike of today under that disguise niece were Austin callers Thursday. Year Says Specialist Mower County News Market slow. Visible supply of wheat 11,280,000 in which it always visits ns.— 1 Tuesday. Place is the place to list anything Mr. Sash of Brownsdale was a bu. an increase of 1,210,000 Scrubs. you may have to dispose of. ^ell. business caller in Lansing Wednesday. bu. for week. Visible supply corn Minnesota apple growers have a 22,960,000 bu. an increase of 1,011,000 By DON J. SLATER. 2.9 PERCENT OF Mr. and Mjs. S. Playle and son, real opportunity this year, says R. S. bu. for week. In Chicago cash THE IDEAL CAFE Forrest, went to Albert Lea Saturday. Tuesday's Closing— 1 Mackintosh, horticultural specialist market No. 2 red winter wheat $1.36 CATTLE PUREBRED of the Extension Division at University No. 2 hard $1.38 No. 3 mixed- corn Cattle 1,600. Market 'closing Milton Gilbertson went to Spring 62c No. 3 yellow corn 62c No. 3 slightly higher on dryfeds, weak Farm. The Minnesota prospect, Percheron Horses Are Popular Purebred Valley Saturday evening returning on plain kinds and grassers. adds Mr. Mackintosh, is not far from AUSTIN, MINN. white oats 37c. Best heavy steers $7.75. Calves Breed In Minnesota, Saturday evening. 60 per cent of a full crop, whereas the For the week Chicago September "THE HOME OF MOTHERS BAKING AND COOKING" 2,400. Market steady. Packers With a Total of 1,244. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dennis of Virginia apple crop in the eastern half of the wheat down 7%c at $1.20% September top on lightweights $7.25. Hogs WE ARE ANXIOUS TO SERVE YOU THE BEST were guests of his parents Mr. corn down %c at 63%c. Chicago country was seriously injured by 6,200. Market 25 to 50c higher. Do you know that on Minnesota AT THE LOWEST OF PRICES and Mrs. E. E. Dennis, last week. spring frosts, and reports from Iowa July wheat down 15c at $1.25 July Bulk of sales $7.75 to $8.25, top farms up to January 1, 1920 there Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Wood and Miss indicate that the yield there will not corn down 2c at 63c. Minneapolis $8.4(L..., Choice pigs $8.85. Sheep TRY US were 932,794 horses, 3,021,469 cattle, Elsie Jacobson and Emma Stankey ROY CHRISTENS0N July wheat down lOVfec at $1.31 be more than one-third of a full crop. .300. it|Market 50 to 75c higher. 509,064 sheep and 2,380,862 swine? attended church in Brownsdale Sunday. Choice lambs $11.00, choice ewes This promises Minnesota apple growers Kansas City July IBY2C at $1.16% And did you know that of this number, $4.00. Winnipeg July 7%c at $1.74. their chance, as prices will be the pure bred horses represent The Bible study class meets at the high and the growers have prospects South St. Paul, June 21v=^The limited DAIRY PRODUCTSButter markets 0.5 percent of all the horses on the home of Grandma Summey every better than those of apple growers number of dry fed cattle here today firm trading active quality farms in the state the pure bred Tuesday afternoon. Everybody welcome. in many other parts of the country. sold on a strong to slightly higher good for this season, but percentage cattle represent 2.9 per cent of all market, while the increasing supply of undergrades light. Price tendency The thing to do, says Mr. Mackintosh, the cattle the pure bred sheep 1.7 Timmie Nordland and children of of grassy stock remained draggy upward. Closing prcies 92 scores: is to provide against loss by percent of all the sheep and the pure Moscow were dinner guests at the and weak. No yearlings ?f a good careful spraying. The third summer New York 33%c Chicago 33c Philadelphia bred swine, 4.2 per cent of all the home of his sister, Mrs. A. E. Martin. beef grade have been included in this spray is due about July 1. This 34c Boston 35c. For The Benefit of Those Who Are Not Familiar swirie Saturday. week's receipts, altho tops of these Cheese market active under good spray, according to Mr. Mackintosh, Of the Dairy breeds on Minnesota Mr. and Mrs. Tony Johnson of Austin are quotable from $8.00 to $Sh25. Best should be made of concentrated lime consumptive and storing demand. farms, Holstein-Friesians lead by an and Miss Irene Nordland of Austin heavy steers of a good beef grade With Nash Motor Cars. Read Production still heavy. Some of current overwhelming majority 5,483 beingthe were Sunday guests at the home are selling from $7.35 to $7.75, with make beginning to show effects number on Minnesota farms, according of A. E. Martin. the bulk of the beef steers at $6.50 of hot weather. Prices at Wisconsin to the census bureau. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Cummings and Mr. Nash's Record to $7:35, and real common ones as low primary markets average: Twins 14c Guernsey's are next on the list with family and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman as $6.00. Chief dryfed heifers are Daisies 14^4c Double Daisies 14c a total of 1,342, so there are nearly Boyer and family went to Faribault quotable from $7.00 to $7.50, witn the Longhorns 15c Young Americas four times as many Holsteins as fish'ng Wednesday. same grade of cows selling from 15^4c. Guernseys. There are 527 Jerseys. Mr. G.W.Nash, The mid-week union prayer meet $6.00 to $6.50, good to choice heavy Shorthorns are Beef Breed. ing will be held at the church Wednes cows selling today at $6.25. Canners BUTTER PROFITS day evening. All are urged to attend That the Shorthorns predominate and cutters go largely from $1.50 to President the Nash Motor Co. UP 36 PER CENT these meetings. as a beef breed in this state is another 13.50, with sorting close, with a few Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Skaran of fact brought out by the report. of the poorest canners to packers at Grand Meadow were guess at the His Quarter Century Hecord. Of the 14,688 pure-bred beef cattle $1.25 and as low at $1.00. A price Washington—Profits as high as 36 home of their daughter, Mrs. Elvin spread of $3.00 to $4.00 buys most in the state, 8,903 are Shorthorns. per cent have been made in the manufacture Hanson a few days last week return Herefords are the next in beef breeds of the bologna bulls, with an Occasional of creamery. butter and canned ing home/Monday. with a total of 2,404 and Aberdeen head higher. A few veals are or evaporated hilk, the federal The following were guests at the Angus 1,077. going to city butchers up to $7.75, trade commission reported to congress. 1892-1910—With Flint Road Cart Co. home of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Dennis WELDING done by thoroly There are 1,844 purebred horses in with best lights to packers at $7.25, The report was based on a competent, experienced experts Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Vance King the state and the Percheron is the and seconds at $4.00 to $4.50. A few and Durant-Dort Carriage Co., Flint, nationwide survey of milk products, using the best equipment is assured and family of Udolpho Mr. and Mrs. loads of good feeding steers are selling .horse that leads this list with a total Unfair practices have been common you when the work is Michigan. Began as workman—finished George Dennis Pete Peterson Mr. of 1,244. Belgians, 248. at $6.00 to $6.25, with bulk of in the trade in the past, but an effort given to us. and Mrs. Robert Ward and family Shropshire sheep lead of the 1,406 stocker and feeder sales from $6.00 as vice president and general Expert preheating, a thoro is being made to eliminate these, the ,Christ Jewel, all of Blooming Prairie pure-bred sheep in the state. There down to $4.00. A small volume of knowledge of metals and various report says. The commission's report manager. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dennis of Virginia are 1,194 Shropshires in the state. trade is being quoted in feeding cows alloys and long experience is based on investigations extending Glen Dennis of Grand Meadow. around $2.00 to $3.00, with a few up with the welding torch means The next highest breed is Hampshire from 1914 only to 1919. A picnic dinner was served on the the right work ALWAYS. Down with 32. to $3.50. 1911-1913—President and General Manager lawn. The swine are more evenly distributed. University of Sharp advances were scored on WEST LANSING The following were Austin callers There are 6,588 Duroc Jerseys, hogs early this week, Tuesday's prices Buick Motor Co., Flint, Michigan. Southern Minnesota Saturday: Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Cummings 4,850 Poland Chinas, 2,421 Chester 60 to 75c above a week ago. being 1913-1916 President General Motors and daughter S. Levy and son Whites. The remainder of the John Clay of California is visiting Range $7.25 to $8.40, bulk $7.75 to Phone Main 702-F Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Runyon Vance breeds run around two hundred each. at the Dugaw home. $8.25, choice pigs $8.85. Sheep and Co., General Motors Co., comprising the King, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Storry Mr. and Mrs. John Noble were Austin Cadillac Buick Oldsmobile Oakland and family Mr. and Mrs. Herman shoppers Saturday. SEMI-WEEKLY 1 Miller Mr. and Mrs. Dan Balsdorf Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buxton visited Automobile Companies, Northway Motor MARKETGRAM and family Mrs. Elvin Hanson and at the J. W. Buxton home Sunday. Mother, Mrs. O. S. Skaran Mr. and Co., Weston Mott Axle Co., and the Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Rector and I Mrs. W. Cochran and family Mr. and Donald of Stacy are visiting relatives HAY:—Markets continue inactive. G. M. C. Truck Co. Mrs. Joe Rineharts and son and here. As I am going into the bakery business I will sell at Public Auction "Receipts light but equal to demand daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Hanniable Noble at the corner of Water and Franklin street at 2:00 o'clock p. which is principally from city trade. called at the Lerud home Sunday afternoon. m. sharp on Prices practically unchanged. Demand 1916—Organized the Nash Motors fair at Chicago and Cincinnati Company and purchased the factory of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ranum of Austin :for good grades of timothy. Low SATURD^JUNE25th-1921 are visiting at his parents' home grades slow sale everywhere. Little Thomas B. Jefffery Co., Kenosha, Wisconsin. this week. alfalfa moving. Some new alfalfa Mr. and Mrs. McDermott of Austin arriving out of condition. No. 1 timothy were dinner guests at the Lerud quoted New York $28.50, Pittsburgh home Sunday. $21, Cincinnati $19, Chicago the following described property: Mrs. Olaf Oleson of Geneva called Mr. Nash is in active charge of the $22, Atlanta $27, Memphis $28. No. at the home of her parents, Mr. and. 1 alfalfa Jacksonville $31, Memphis business of The Nash Motors Company. 1 Fumed Oak Buffet '6 Dining room r,eed bottom chairs. Mrs. Sever Ranum, Monday. $21.50, Kansas City $19. No. 1 prairie 1 Fumed Oak 48 in. Dining table. 6 Morris chairs. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Larson, He is in close touch and thoroly Kansas City $13.50, Minneapolis Harry and Henry visited at the Peter 8 Fumed Oak Dining Chairs 2 Oak Rocking Chairs $16, Chicago $19. familiar with the operations of every Arett home in Moscow Sunday. 1 Copper Clad Range/ 1 Sanitary couch FEED —Increased offerings by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Griffith of Austin department. 1 Tapestry Rug 9x12 m&rthwestern mills continue to depress 1 Underwood No. 5 typewriter. KEEP OUR SHIPS ON THE SEVEN SEAS were supper guests at the Leonard prices of wheat feeds. Red 1 Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet 1 Rug 9x12 Importers, exporters, Haney home Tuesday evening. Dbg scarce in Pittsburgh and Chicago 2 Wooden beds and springs. 1 Congoleum rug, nearly new Mrs. Ernest Marsh of Palmyra. travelers ship and ^markets. Supplies of oilmeals in extofcss 1 Oak dresser with oval mirror 1 Dining room table Wisconsin, visited at the Dugaw home of demand and easier tendency is sail under—the Stars 1 Reed Stroller baby cab 1 Kitchen table Wednesday and Thursday last week. noticeable. Corn feeds showing MOTOR INN and Stripes strength, price from now on will be 354,636 acres of Mower County LIVE STOCK largely dependent upon weather conditions, NEW farm land are improved. triumphs in steel, steam demand rather light. Sentiment and electricity have carried 1 High Grade Holstein cow, a splendid milker. 23 Rhode of trade bearish little speculative the Stars and StTipes back, again Island hens. 90 Spring chickens. 2 hatching nests. I buying reported. Alfalfa meal J. F. FAIRBANKS to the^even seas. On more than ALSO ONE 1918 5-PASSENGER "PAN" AUTOMOBILE AND situation quiet. Beet pulp dull. E.D. HOPFE. fifty' trade and passenger routes Quoted: Bran $14.25, Middlings American owned and operated $14.50, Minneapolis linseed meal $28 ships, flying the Flag, are. ready MANY OTHER ARTICLES NOT HEREIN MENTIONED. Minneapolis beet pulp $25 New to carry your goods, or to carry TERMS will be announced on day of sale. York 36 per cent cottonseed meal you, to every foreign land. Dealer In $29.50 Memphis No. 1 alfalfa meal They are splendid ships, the $18 Kansas City white hominy feed pride of American genius, designed JOHN TREEF, OWNER. COAL, WOOD, LIME $23.50 St. Louis $24.50 Chicago. and equipped to give the CEMENT, SEWER PIPE, finest passenger comfort, service GRAIN:—Chicago July and September and safety, and to handle your wheat declined from high BRICK AND WALL goods in the most economical'' points on the 12th and ranged lower COL. ALBERT HOPFE, AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK way. PLASTER. thruout the remainder of week. News Auctioneer Clerk. mostly bullish but outside trade very Operators of Passenger 'j Services limited and buying support insufficient. Admiral Line, 17 State Street, New Weakness in stock market and Office 301 East Bridge St. York, N. Y. cotton market induced weakness and Matson Navigation Company, 26 So. Gay Street, Baltimore, Md. sharp decline in grain prices on the Munson Steam Ship Line. 82 Beaver Phone: Main 32 20th. Disappointing threshing returns HAVE THOSE OLD Street, New York, N. Y. coming in from Oklahoma, Kansas, New York and Porto Rico S. S. Co. 11 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Austin, Minn. Missouri and Indiana. Red rust Pacific Mail S. S. Co., 45 Broadway, New York, N. Y. being found over large area in North- "r &Y U. S Mail S. S. Co., 45 Broadway, SHOES REPAIRED New York, N. Y. :i '1. Line, (New Jfork and Cuba Mail Ward .4-S *. FOR S: S. Co Foot of Wall Street, M.H. KENASTON Residence Phone Bridge more than five yfears DelcoLight New York, N. Y. .* Free use of has been giving unfailing 802 films Shipping Board Main 659-R electric service to farms and country jy Use of Shipping Board motion picture homes. Its dependability and REAL ESTATE and INVESTMENTS films, four reels, free on request of any f113 mayor, pastor, postmaster, or organization. economy of operation have been City and Business Properties. Rentals and Insurance A great educational picture of ships and the sea. Write for information proven on the farms of over 135,000 to hLLaue, Director Information Offic* with Niehuis & DeBuhr Lamd Co. —. users. These users are satisfied Bureau, Room 911, 1J19 "F" Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. and enthusiastic because DelcoLight Bldg/V AUSTIN* MINN. Austin National Bank pr. SHIPS FOR SALB is making good.f Amtrican citiitnt only) (7* You too can reap the time-saving Steel steamers, both oil and coal WE ARE EQUIPPED TO DO5®235^7323^ burner*. 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