ms: ".jiMin j* "T 3" 'sS',',,\ ,• ViMi?rf:•'- "j y* r:«% vfre^-^s-.'-y 1 ^r. !, -,' •, fi* **-,«. i.-',.,, V-i* v'''!.' ,,J 1 ~±y_ •*&/<'• :-. jt, lufA I lli'Ulr 4 *s- ^5 1 1' MH "i i( l» 1 B, I »fc«.*•» A !p trfrt 1 1 If (|f j4 MOWER COUNTY.NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. Page Five onday, July 4, 1921. 90D ROADS FOR ing. Mr. Hinck said yesterday that a State Park Board RULERS OF OUR NAVY Three legged race for boys, "fifty iar. The harmful barberry was exhibited band stands were decorated with large'number of the applications received and also some samples of alfalfa bunting and flags. cents, donated by Farm. Bureau. Appointed at City up to the present time were and clover. A map of Mower •The Farm Bureau expresses its ap-1 Three leg£etl race for girls, fifty HH SAYS REPORT from highschool students. The catnp county showing the number of members preciation to the Oakdale people Council Meeting cents, donated by Farm Bureau. far will flirtited to 600, Boys' barrel" boxing contest, $1.00 of each township and the location their splendid music, and to all those of the seven Co-operative Creameries, who furnished livestock for the judging donated by Farm Burfeau. At the request of State Auditor R. and the three Co-operative demonstration, and feel grateful A second prize of 50 cents was lowers Would Better P. Chase, a new committee to supervise 3,500 Mower Co. Parr Shipping Associations and two Cooperative indeed to all those who helped wak** given in each of the above contests, the Horace Austin State Park Conditions Some Elevators and a Co-operative the picnic a success.. merS Brav^tfc Surf* except for last three, by the the work, was appointed in place of the Store was exhibited. /1*1" Farm Bureau, Parts. former committee of sixteen, by Rays at First ApniflJ The Farm Bureau awarded the Mayor A. C. Page at a meeting of the Great credit is due the Dexter Unit Picnic, 1 Concord Hall team $10.00 for first city council last night. The committee for the excellent way in which they appointed is: A. C. Page, Ira prize and the Dexter team $5.00 second OTORISTS PLAN conducted the arrangements for the (Continued from Page One?!/. prize. ,r, Padden, John Furlong, C. F. Fox and refreshment stand, getting the Park WEEK-END TRIPS Lafayette French. Display of Noxious Weeds. ready and looking after the many details IM Vermilyea, one cow by.ypakdale It was also decided to open St. Another feature of th epicnic was necessary for the success ^of the Farms, and one, eighteen moiiths old Paul street to the river, but the picnic. The village of Dexter also unk Highways In General Are in an exhibition of some of the noxious heifer furnished- by: -Mr'. Vetmilyea's II Greenwich street petition, entered by took and active part in getting the Good Shape For weeds growing in the county with son. Mr Riek'e emphasized the points Wayne Webber was rejected on the grounds ready, the speaker's and Motoring. whcih many farmers are not famil­ to be considered in selecting a good grounds of insufficient signers. dairy animal. His five main points All the city licenses were renewed 3t. Paul, July 2—Minnesota trunk XT/ were: constitution, feed capacity, milk and permission was granted the rhways are in good condition, discs organs, general conformation, dairy American Legion to hold a carnival superintendents reported today temperament and quality. He also and circus. A change in the milk the state highway department, emphasized the needs of a large blood ordinance was proposed. owers in some localities, forecasted supply and large milk organs. Mr. the weather bureau, will better Rieke then pointed out the things of ALTRUISTS ON editions, it was said, but Minneta importance to consider in selecting a SALE AT WOLD'S roads in general are in good herd sire and used for illustration ivel shape. a six months old bull furnished by The weekly trunk highway condibulletin The Austin high school alumni Albert Starks, and a ten months old issued today by the publication, "The Altruist" was placed bull furnished by Oakdale Farms. ite highway department follows: on sale in Wold's Drug store, this Mr. Rieke laid great emphasis on Trunk Highways. morning, Willard Carlsen, president the value of a pure-bred bull he of the association said. proved that in a good herd the bull No. 1—Good—Albert Lea, St. Paul, "Due to the excessive heat at the is half of the herd, and in a poor lluth and North Shore. regular annual meeting Friday, which herd he is all of the herd. He showed No. 7—Good—Winona, Mankato cut down the crowd," Mr. Carlsen very conclusively the effect of using Lake Benton. said, "the usual number of Altruists Secretary of th& Navy Denby and No. 9—Fair—LaCrescent, Fairmont a pure-bred sire thru the use of were not sold. Every member of the Assistant Secretary Roosevelt talking two cows and a calf furnished by Mr. id Luverne. association is expected to buy one or In Mr. Denby's office in the new navy Chase of Dexter representing three No. 39—Fair—Mankato, Wells and building in Potomac park. Ibert Lea. Mankato fair, Mapleton more books." generations. Mr. Rieke emphasized ir, Minnesota Lake fair, Wells good, the importance of selectlhg for type Prince Albert's a new ty/eMbori)o6& t/veim SNELLING TO BE and thru the use of a cow testing association. Ibert Lea. No. 40—Good—Lyle, Austin and my watonna. Lyle good, Austin good, Athletic Program Good. I TRAINING CAMP glooming Prairie good, Owatonna. em: The crowd then gathered for the note in No. 41—Fair—Blooming Prairie sports, the first of which was a tug id Hayfield (under construction.) of war in which the East end of the No. 44—Fair—Hokah fair, detour, county succeeded in pulling the west Men Between 16 and 35 aledonia, fair, Canton. end. HAYFIELD WILL No. 56—Good—Kenyon, Dodge Cen•r Without Experience The next event was the 100 yard CELEBRATE FOURTH Talking abcfat rollin^i a fact, rolling and Brownsdale. Kenyon fair, dash. This was followed' by a sack Admitted. Hayfield—Every indication points .'est Concord good, Dodge Center race for boys. The girls then had an your own cigarettes, we'll! Prince Albert is mighty up to a record breaking crowd for the big ood, Hayfield good, Brownsdale egg carrying race, after which the easy! P. A. is crimp cut and Hayfield Fourth of July celebration. tell you right'here ood. T! H. NO. 9. boys had a potato race. The young Fort Snelling will be converted into Advices from all over the surrounding No. 59—Fair—Spring Valley, Ronester stays put and you whisk it ladies had a nail driving contest Prince Albert tobacco has Prince 'Albert im one :3q£ the twelve Citizens Military country are to the effect that and Lake City. Spring Val.*y mold in toppy rmd which furnished much amusement. into shape before you can 'em all lashed to the mast! bags, tidy ried tins, practically everybody and his brother Trailing camps of the United States fair, Stewartville good, Rochester There was a free for, all race for both handsome poand and family are planning to come fro^t/^August 1 to August 30 when count three! And, the next air. Zumbrota Falls, fair, Lake City. and half pound tin boys and girls a. ifyiree legged race You've got a handfukofhappiness humidorm and in th* hundreds of- men between sixteen and in early and make a day of it in No. 60—Good—Faribault and Madion for both boys and girls and a boys instant you're puffing away pound crystal glossha thirty-five years of age, without previous Hayfield. Already the merchants are Lake. Faribault good, Morrisown coming yoitr direction mi dor with barrel boxing^ contest.'. spongt moistentr military training service, will to beat the band!" decorating their places of business construction, Waterville good, During this time a /baseball game top. when you pal it with in the national colors and by be admitted to the first course of military Iadison Lake. between the ^Concord boys and the Prince Albert is so good training in a series of three P. A. and the makin's morning of the Fourth the old town Dexter boys was going on. There courses. Besides niilitary training Fined $10.00 And Costs—Drunk. will be a mass of bunting and flag that ijt has led four men to papers! For Prince Albert was a large crowd watched the ball there will be athletics, lectures and E. P. Dogue appeared in justice game and the sport contests. smoke jimmy pipes where is not only delightful to ourt this morning charged with various forms of entertainment. The GOOD CROWD GREETS Prizes Awarded. three courses have been named the irunkenness and was fined and one was smoked before! It's $10.00 LOCAL SHOWMAN your taste and pleasing in The prizes for the events were as osts. red and white and the blue. the greatest old buddysmoke Grand Meadow—Ed Myhre's circus follows: itsrefreshingaroma,but our The cost to the citizen is nothing. showed here last Saturday afternoon Tug of war, box, of cigars, donated that ever found its WHERE PRESIDENT exclusive Free transportation, clothing, medical patented process FRINGE ALBERT and evening, a fair, sized crowd by E. E. Daily, Dexter. attention, and entertainment will be way into a pipe or cigarette! frees it from bite and parch! HARDING WALKS greeting the home boy and his players Foot race, 1st prize, baseball bat, supplied by Uncle Sam for his Red donated by Mr. jfoil^jp&tfer. in the afternoon. At night the army. Anyone who desires to avail Girls' foot race, boxgum, donated tent was hardly large enough to hold himself of the privileges must first the crowd that came and nearly a by Mr. Hanson, Dexter. fill out an application blank, with a hundred had- to be seated on the Nail driving contest for ladies, certificate of his moral character, and $1.50 box candy, donated by S. Stevenson, ground. Ed's show was even better must procure a statement from a Dexter. than last year and our people enjoyed physician as to his physical condition. Copyright 1921 every minute of the'time. The 100 yard dash, free for all, buggy by R. J. Reynold* Then IFhVh'as"passed, he may Co. Tobacco whip, donated by Mr. Leach, Dexter. show went from here to Alden and come to the camp, be reimbursed, his Winston-Salem, the national joy §moke Egg race for girls, pair silk hose N€« it is said that a big crowd# attended railroad fare at the rate of five cents donated by Carl Krueger, Dexter. the show there. a mile, aW join a group of young Sack race for boys, jack knife, donated men frdlh1' the' states of Nebraska, NAB MOONSHINE AND by Arntzin, Dexter. tyorth and South Dakota, Iowa and STILL AT DODGE CENTER^ Potato race for boys, summer cap, Minnesota. donated by J. B. Solt, Dodge Center—A still, a box of The NASH SIX SEDAN The Citizens Military Training raisins and five quarts of moonshine camps are an outgrowth of what was AUSTIN MARKETS were captured in a raid Monday by attempted at Plattsburg in 1913 and Sheriff Gilderhus and Deputy Sheriff 1914. A law was passed June 4, Brown and as a result Ted Keller, A. Car of Unusual Power June 30,. 1921 1920, providing for a definite citizen's moonshiner, residing on the old Daggett Chicago receipts 41,000 army to be built up as one of farm west and south of town HOG MARKET the three branches of the National about five or six miles, is under arrest. 4 Medumi and Butchers ... 7.60 to 8.00 Army and Regular Army, the National Packers .. 6.60 to 7.00 Guard, and the organized reserves. After the Red course, comes CATTLE AUSTIN OUTLUCKS Fat Steers 5.00 to 6.00 the White, which will be limited to ADAMS, WINS 4 TO 3 Cows and Heifers 4.00 to 5.00 graduates of the Red course, who are With a horseshoe or two in e,very Canners and Cutters .... 1.00 to 2.00 more than nineteen years of age. The pocket and a bunch of four leaf Bulls 3.00 to 4.00 plan goes still further to the Blue VEAL. SHEEP AND LAMBS clovers glued to their lucky chests, course, which is the third year Fat Lambs 6.00 to 7.00 the Austin baseball tossers "goodfortuned' course, and prepares men of the Regular Fat Sheep 3.30 to 4.00 their way thru nine snappy Army, National Guard, or organized Veal .. 4.00 to 6.00 innings and took a perfectly good reserve, to be non-commissioned Quoted By Dalager ball game from the locals by a 4 to 3 officers, or, in case of unusual success, Eggs 23 score at the Hormel Park, Thursday to be admitted -to Reserve Officers Butter 32 afternoon. Old Dame Fortune, that Training camps. Quoted by Smith-Wright Company Queen of all lucky men, did not merely An unusual view of the south portico Application blanks for admission Hens 17 smile on the Hormel Battlers, as of the White House taken through into 'the camp at Fort Snelling may Roosters 08 a door of the executive offices and they say in the stories, but she took Eggs .......23 be obtained from H. J. Hinck, state, ehowing the evergreen arches beneath one laugh at the boys and simply chairman of the Citizens Military Light Hens ..'. .14 which the President walks when going laughed out loud. If rabbit feet Training camps, 548 Security build- Spring Chix .28 make ball players act that way, we to and from his offices. wonder where all the rabbits came from. The important thing is, they The Individual's Rights. -k'uamva were there like a million dollars and HE Nash Six Sedan with its Nash The sole end for which mankind is thicker than fleas and the Hormelites Good Tractor Lurication warranted individually or collectively, Perfected Valve-in-Head Motor has essential got all the breaks that' were and in interfering with the liberty of action manufactured a few to make sure of y- of any of their number, is selfprotection. the instant acceleration of a touring car.' the outcome. 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