1 '"^r%: jpfpfp •1 1 l! flpr ^ffp ~,i -jv y%^^^'^w'yw 1 r^Mf- S 'Vv MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINNESOTAh ^A Page Six Monday, July 18, 1921 -P MINNESOTA ROADS SHOW UP BETTER ^Roughest Roads Near Minneapolis and St. Paul. \~-W* ,3L Paul, July 16—Minnesota roads %. general are in better condition ever before. WELLS YOUTH GIVES other part of the house and shot himself. VV. F. Rosenwald, chief maintenengineer, The entire head above the eyes HIS PIG BATHS. made the statement was blown off. Wells.—It is an old and common day in connection with the weekly iv belief that hogs thrive on dirt. Contrary issue of the road condition bulletin BASEBALL TEAM TO to this belief, hogs do not thrive iy the state highway department. RAFFLE FORD CAR. on dirt. The cleaner his surroundings Minnesota newspapermen motoris^ and feed are kept the better he Hayfield—-At a recent meeting of to Duluth for the outing of the will thrive. baseball enthusiasts it was decided IWrthern Minnesota Editorial association It is very important that the pig to put the affairs of the club on a will find roads generally exCi and his surroundings are kept clean. business basis and a permanent organization Jent, Mr. Rosenwald said. The Earl Klenk of Easton, a 13-year old was formed with D. E. roughest roads are mostly within a boy who has joined the Boys' and Norman as president, Dr. B. L. Currier, zforty-mile radius of Minneapolis and TO SAVE ON YOUR Girls' Club and is in the pig contest, treasurer, and L. P. Stubstad, St. Paul, the engineer added, and is proving this. Earl has a pig which secretary. A new Ford touring car this is due to the grind of unusually is about three months old, and weighs with self starter and demountable heavy traffic which is wearing them about seventy-five pounds. Every rims will be raffled by the association in spite of the best efforts of night Earl takes the scrub brush, a and the selling of tickets has already the patrolmen. pail of water and goes out and gives commenced. Minnesota trunk highway conditions his pig a bath. are given in detail in the weekly RED BALL ROUTE bulletin: PLANS BEING MADE Trunk Highways— STILL POPULAR. TERMS CASH FOR BIG ANNUAL FAIR. No. 1—Good—Albert Lea, St. Paul, Lyle—The Red Ball continues to Duluth and Northshore. South state Kasson—Matters are now getting by the favorite trail for travelers. line good, Albert Lea good, Owatonna well under way for the big fall event, Almost any day. one can see cars good, detour* Faribault good, the Dodge County Fair, which will be from Chicago, St. Louis, and many and GAS STOVE OVENS: detour, paved, Northfield fair, Farmington 2 Burner-Glass Door-highly polished held on the fair grounds in Kasson other southern and eastern places, good, St. Paul detour, White on September 19 to 22. The premium going thru. The Austin Auto Club Bear good, Forest Lake good, Rush FLORENCE OVEN. Regular Special at $5.35 list, now in the hands of Secretary has repainted, the route signs from $7.50, City good, Pine City good, Hinckley S. Ellis, is nearing completion the state line north to the Steele' Guy ^rood, Sandstone good, Moose Lake and will soon be placed in the hands county line on the north and now :fair, Duluth fair, Two Harbors fair, of the printer. Charles City is busy marking the HEAVY GALV. PAILS. GALV. BASKETS. Grand Marais fair, Pidgeon River. GARBAGE CANS. trail from the State line to that city No. 7—Good—Winona, Mankato MAN SHOOTS SISTERIN-LAW The work will be under the supervision 14 quart, special at 49c 1 Bu. Special at $1.39 8 gallon corrugated— (P-| And Lake Benton. Winona good, St of the Lions Club. Over 150 AND SELF. 16 quart, special at ....59c 1/2 Bu. Special at :...$1.19 tight cover Special Charles good, Rochester good, Kas•son wooden markers with the Red Ball Preston—Early Thursday morning good, Dodge Center good, Claremount insignia and the name "Charles City" a double tragedy occurred on the ENAMELED WATER PAILS. good, fair, Owatonna good, ICE CREAM FREEZERS. painted in white, with an arrow Isaac Vickerman farm about six miles Waseca good, detour, fair, Mankato designating the way to that city have east of here. The result of which WHITE MOUNTAIN. .good, New Ulm good, Springfield Reg:. sale price been donated and will be placed along is that Sandy Christopherson is dead good, Tracy fair, Lake Benton fair, 1 quart, special at .. .$3.65 the trail south from here. and his sister-in-law, Mrs. Louis quart. $1.35 cents Gray Enameled, 10 89 State Line. 2 quart, special at $4.25 Christopherson is not expected to No. 9—Fair—LaCrescent, Fairmont 3 quart, special at $4.65 JOHN IVERSON RECEIVES 10 .$1.85 $1.15 each White and Blue enameled qt. .. live. and Luverne. LaCrescent fair, HoJcah 4 quart, special at $5.95 FATAL STROKE. The Louis Christopherson family poor, Houston fair, Rushford are occupy.'ng the place and it seems Le Roy—Last Saturday forenoon jfair, Lanesboro fair, Preston Jair, COPPER WASH BOILERS. CLOTHES PINS EXTRA SPECIAL that Sandy had been living with them this community was shocked when Fountain good, Wykoff good, Spring a part of the time. At times it is the news was spread that John K. Valley good, Grand Meadow good, SELECTED 6 Qt. Aluminum Preserving Kettle 14 oz. No. 8 said that the man had acted rather Iverson had suddenly passed away. .Austin good, Albert Lea good, Blue strange. He was going to let the It seems that Mr. Iverson and son, WHITE BIRCH. .Earth good, Fairmont good, Sherburne cattle out of the yard and his sisterin-law Herbert, with his younger daughter, fair, Jackson fair, good, Worthington Regular Price $7.00 told him not to let the calves 7c Dozen. Ruth, had been out in the hay field good, Adrian good, Luverne out, which no doubt aggravated him and were on their way home with a good, state line. Sale Price '.'.... $5.25 3 Dozen for 20c and he deliberately went and picked load of hay when Mr. Iverson was No. 40—Good—Lyle-, Austin and up a shot gun and aimed at the lady's suddenly taken with what appeared Owatonna. Lyle good, Austin good, head. The charge struck the right to be a stroke and was discovered by CLOTHES LINES Blooming Prairie good, Owatonna. side of her head, taking with it a his son and daughter falling off the CLOTHES BASKETS. JNcu 41—Fair—Blooming Prairie piece of the scalp fully the size of a load, they quickly went to his aid but 100 feet Galv. .-and Hayfield under construction.) Split Elm—Well Made. dollar, half of the ear is also missing. he was beyond human assistance and Twisted Wire No. 56—Good—Kenyon, Dodge soon passed away. They immediately •Center and Brownsdale. Kenyon fair, Small size, Regular 95c Sale price 59c Regular price 75c After firing the shot and realizing called the doctor but his services $1.23 West Concord good, Dodge Center VALUE $2.50— .Medium Size, regular $1.00^ Sale price ..........69c Sale Price 39c what he had done he walked to an- were no avail. good, Hayfield good, Brownsdale This week only... Ebrg^ sizei regular $1.40 Sale price 98c good, T. H. No. 9. WOOL POOL SELLS No. 57—Good—Mantorville and M. has been sold, and sold at full market UNIVERSAL PERCOLATORS CARPENTERS' TOOLS T- H. No. 7. value, because it was acceptable for 12,000,000LBS immediate, manufacture while wool No. 58—Note—Zumbrota Red held on farms in most cases remains 'Wing. Not located. GUARANTEED NAIL HAMMERS. MADEOF without attractive offers." No. 59—Fair—Spring Valley, Rochester HEAVY and Lake City. Spring Valley Present indications are that the ALUMINUM $1.75. §1-20 Co-operative Selling Reg. sale price 1921 wool will be even larger than fair, Stewartville good, Rochester iair, Zumbrota fair, Lake City. last year's, the federation said. Ohio Proves Value Despite SEAMLESS has pooled more than 4,000,000 $1.00, sale price .59c Reg. BODY, Adverse Conditions. pounds, 1,000,000 more than last year United Creameries EBONY Michigan expects to pool 4,000,000 Find Eager Market HANDSAWS. pounds New York predicts double the WOOD St. Paul, July 21—Twelve million quantity of its 1920 pool will come in HANDLE, pounds of wool, pooled almost entirely this year and shipments frofn Minnesota, 1 Lot Common D. 8 26 in. Litchfield, July 14—Making the thru the farm bureaus of the wool Iowa, Kansas, Illinois, Wisconsin, Grade 26 in. GUARANTEED producing states, have been sold during eastern market come to the Minnesota South Dakota and Missouri Disston $3.13 Special at $1.69 farm is the latest achievement of cooperative the first six months of 1921, the Reg. price Sale price are on the way to Chicago warehouses, Minnesota Farm Bureau federation marketing enterprises in 6 cup plain body $6.75 $4.65 the federation announced. announced today. the northwest, according to John 9 cup plain body 8.00 5.35 OTSEGO GUARANTEED PORKS. I IBrandt of Litchfield, secretary of the The announcement was based on a 6 cup fluted body .7.50 Primitive Lamps. 5.45 rnew Minnesota Co-operative Creameries report from C. J. Fawcett, director of ':K 9 cup fluted body 8.50 The first lamps, known at "Betty** 6.00 .98 association, Inc. 3-tined, Regular $1.25. Sale price ..$ wool marketing for the American lamps, introduced in America, When 4 tined regular $1.65 Sale price 1.15 Twenty co-operative creameries in Farm Bureau federation. LUNCH BOXES. the first Pilgrims landed, resembled 5 tined, regular $1.85 Sale price 1.33 [Meeker, Wright and Kandiyohi counties, somewhat the old Greek models. Some "In spite of adverse market conditions," With Vacuum Bottles and Drinking Cups. which have united to form a shipping were forged from iron, and other's the farm bureau said, "the Black Enameled, Reg. $5.00 Special $2.98 unit, have reversed the traditional were cast in brass. They were flat on wool pool has demonstrated the power 1 LOT Gray enameled with system which compels the producer top and bottom, and the wick support WRENCHES of co-operative enterprises in the $3.69 to hunt for his market, Mr. Brandt was a crude bar, fastened by the lower trays, regular $5.50 Special open market. Because the pooled says. end to the inside bottom of the GENERAL PURPOSE Green enameled with wool was graded, collected in large CRESCENT PATTERN. •"The twenty creameries in the unit lamp. A handle at the back attached WRENCHES quantities, and kept constantly ready trays regular $6.00 Special $4.39 I»ave shipped twenty-six carloads of by links to a pointed hook, held the for immediate use by the mills, the Large Sizes. VACUUM BOTTLES. lamp suspended from a high backed 6 in. Guaranteed Wrench 59c butter in the last three months," Mr. farm bureau pool occupied a strong A kind for every need. chair or crevice in the stone fireplace. Brandt said today. "The saving resulting position. Most of the pooled wool $1.59 1 pint size, special at 8 in. Guaranteed wrench... 69c from lower freight rates, obtained Special at ,1 quart size, special at $3.98 by shipping in carload lots, has 10 in. Guaranteed Wrench ......98c ^amounted to as high as 56 cents a i3c 1 Lot Milk Can Covers, each.. ,5c Minnesota Wheat .hundred pounds. The association also is buying tubs and salt for its members, DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATORS and seven creameries have begun FARM GATES grading with a view to shipping -No. 15 No. 17 STATE WILL HAVE rious streams. This department will large quantities of one standard, to MOYER AND AMERICAN TEST FLOUR MILL. be as well equipped as the average 1,000 command a better market. SPECIAL LOW PRICE SPECIAL LOW PRICE Heavy Galvanized Adjustable Provision for a state experimental to 2,000 barrel mill, altho its actual $110.00 $120.00 "The most significant result of cooperation, flour mill was made by the 41st legislature output will not exceed 150 barrels $13.00 is however, the influence 12 foot regular price $17.00 Sale price during the extra session in September, in 24 hours. wielded by this little unit of twenty 14 foot regular price $18.60 Sale price $14.00 1919, and by the '42d legislature A chemical and testing laboratory creameries on the large markets. Already 16 foot regular price $20.50 Sale price $16.00 during the regular session early will also be provided for testing the RED BARN PAINT. three buyers, representing the in 1921. At the latter session the wheat and its products. This will make New York, the Boston and the Philadelphia Paint your barn for half cost mill was made a part of the state department it possible to determine the quality GALVANIZED STOCK TANKS. markets, have come to us of agriculture. Funds and composition of the flour produced seeking the business of the associAtion." Use a Real Wood-Preserving Paint Round-end 20-gauge Steel—Well Braced available are now being used in the from each sample of wheat that is REILLY'S WEATHER WAX construction of an adequate building ground. "When a unit of twenty, creameries in Minneapolis and the installation oi The legislature has provided iha£ 1 Gal cans, regular price $2.75 Special at $1.95 gal. Size No. bbls. .''A-.:' can accomplish such results, offic'Crs a complete line of wheat cleaning and the flour and feeds produced in this' Gal. cans, regular price $2.65 Special at $1.80 gaL of the Minnesota federation said 2x2x6 4 —Special at $12,60 flour milling machinery. The building mill shall be tum& over to the statd 1 10 Gal. cans, regular price $2.50 Special at $1.65 gal. today, the new statewide association, 2x2x10 8 —Special at $18.60 is of sandlime brick construction board of control for use in state instil designed to include 500 to 600 local $21.00 21/2x2x10 IO14—Special at thirty-two feet wide, sixty feet lond tutions. The state will thus obtain 1^, 11 HOG TROUGHS 20% OFF. creameries, should be able to save 3x2x10 121/4—-Special at fw« and four stories high. A partition such foodstuffs, at the cost of manufacture, large sums for Minnesota dairymen. across the building will' separate thf and-fit the same time will ac-J mi All Sporting Goods and Fishing Tackle at 20 Per Cent off Endowed Flagstaff. grain cleaning and the flour milling quire valuable information concerning! for a long time England possessed departments. The former will in the value of different lots of wheat. ], elude the latest wheat cleaning, wash ^be only endowed flagstaff In the While the plant is provided and de-j* r* THIS' MERCHANDISE IS TAKEN FROM REGULAR STOCK AND CARRIES THE •world, that belonging to the Royal and scouring machinery. Bir ing signed primarily for the purpose off -A*rium for the Deaf and Dumb at space is provided for the equivalent i'A DECKER GUARANTEE. I? *1'"9 studying wheats of different types •Margate. This staff was erected in of about three carloads of grain. and grades, it may later he available fhe first year of the reign of King Edward In the flour milling department wi 'or instruction in milling, milling engineering, VH, in commemoration of bis be installed the necessary machine" and milling chemistry. accession to the throne. Tke cost was Reliable for the manufacture of wheat flour by When the experiment. mill is finished «iefrayed by the pupils and friends. the gradual reduction roiler process iiHthe fall of 1921 it will be the And tlie collection taken was so larj,e Five pairs of break rolls, and nin Hardware most completely equipped plant of its it enabled the institution to pur-rfiase -that pairs of smooth or reducing rollers kind in the world. Minnesota will then! 20 flags. Even when the staff "The Store That Satisfies'^ will grind the wheat. Six purifier? be in a position to test her wheat Corner Bridge and Chatham Streets and the flags had been paid for, £40 will classify and aspirate thf kb- t-v yield and quality of flour, determine cemalned in the treasury. This sum middlinfis, while the necessary bolt the costs of cleaning and milling, and hi invested for an endowment fund. ers will be provided for sifting the va­ aid in the training of science millers.'