1 nuii um mww' j£~ Page Seven MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. *'VA*'V. Mohdiy,^|)te«it^ "12 'Willi Miss DAIRY SPECIAL Olaf hospital since 'Tilr'" accident, '1s *nd adnoids removed at the St. Olaf! CORNING prize, Marvel Schultz of Sleepy Eye WEST LANSING Gina Thompson as teacher. hospital Tuesday. expecting to come home soon. second prize, Fredella Summerfleld of Quite a few from here attended the Mrs. G. Hoist erected a fine monument Sleepy Eye. Yellow Dent First TO TOUR STATE state fair at the cities last week. in Maple City cemetery for Mr. He who findeth knowledge findeth Silo filling is completed in this vicinity. Miss Mildred Crist and Olive Buxton prize, Harold Edlund of Cannon Falls, The Misses Hilda Tollefson and life. Get that knowledge at the Maplcato Hoist, who died last February. Mr. left Monday for Mineapolis. Mildred Benson are attending high Commercial College, Mankxto, also winner of sweepstakes for best Hart of Owatonna did the work. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Halvorson of Morris Peterson of Austin is helping school in Austin. Minn. Send for catalog. Advertisement. sample of Yellow Dent for the state New Richland were Sunday visitors at SARGEANT Sanford Jerdet shock corn. Andrus Severson had his tonsils Sept. 15. the Albert Dahl home. Will Cover Eighteen second prize, Thomas Hoskins, Jr., of School has begun in District 122 School commenced in District 72 Jt, Redwood Falls. Towns in Western ANDERSON'S BIS TYPE POUND with Miss Bernice Duerst as teacher. Sargeant Evangelical Church. South Central zone, White Dent— CLOSING OUT SALE Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lerud and first prize, Fay Fisher of Sacred Minnesota. 10:00 A. M., Sunday School. Ruby were Austin shoppers Saturday. Heart, also winner of sweepstakes for 11:00 A. M., Public worship—Text, CHINA NOG SALE! best sample of White Dent shown and Isaiah 5:20. More than one hundred prominent Having decided to quit farming I will Mrs. Lewis Ulland and daughter winner of grand sweepstakes for all 7:30 P. M., Y. P. A. meeting. 8:15 business men in St. Paul, including sell all my personal property at Public Lillian, were Austin shoppers Saturday. TAKES PLACE AT ONE O'CLOCK. kinds of corn second prize, Richard sermon—Evangelistic. Auction at my farm better known jobbers, manufacturers, bankers and Fisher of Sacred Heart. Yellow Dent ^Wednesday, 8:00 P. M., Prayer as the old Swen Benson farm, 3 miles cattle interests, on Thursday, September SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Buxton and —first prize, Durvene Hermanson of east and 1% mile south of Blooming meeting. 22, will speed across the state Fred Crist of Ellendale visited at the Boyd second prize, Romanzo Palmer Prairie mile west and V% mile Friday, 8:00 P. M., Choir rehearsal. AT BLOOMING PRAIRIE, MINN. of Minnesota on a National Dairy Harry Buxton home Sunday. north of the Oakdale farm on the O.D. 30 of Excelsior. The program last Sunday evening show special train to take the message Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Noble of T. on Wednesday, Sept. 28, at 11 a. m. North Central zone, White Dent— FINE HOGS was greatly enjoyed by an audience of the value of the National Corning, Mr. and Mrs. Ole E. Lerud sharp, the following: 5 Horses and first prize, Ralph Phillips of Detroit that packed the church. People from Dairy show to the farmer and the agricultural Mules, 23 Holstein Cattle under test, called at the Noble home Sunday afternoon. second prize, Clarence Mielke of Richville. BOARS GILTS SOWS Kasson, Rochester, W^ltham, Minnesota 1 Holstein bull 3-yr.-old Village View interests of the state and Lake and Pleasant Valley were Prilly Sarcastic No. 266802, 60 purebred the country. This big educational exposition, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Haney and 3 Boars and 2 Gilts by Big Tim 5 Boars and 8 Gilts by Blooming Bob Northern zone, Yellow Dent—first Hampshire Hogs, Extra good present. The kind words of visitors which will bring together baby were dinner guests at the home 1 Boar and 1 Gilt by Buster Boy 1 Boar by Evolution 1 Boar by Peter Pan prize, Arnold Nissen of Gisher any line of Farm Machinery nearly new, were appreciated. the choicest dairy cattle of the world of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1 Boar by Great Giant 2 Boars by King Rex 1st 2 Bred Sows 2 Sows with 20 acres of corn in field, 700 bu. oats other variety, first prize, Oscar Nordin and every type of dairy machinery litters by side 1 Bred Fall Gilt. Haney Sunday. in bin. Terms—12 months on approved of Lancaster second prize, John equipment, will be held at the Minnesota WE ARE SELLING OUR BLUE RIBBON STUFF, SO BE SURE Mrs. Lettie Dibble and children returned notes at 8 percent. Vossler, Jr., of East Grand Forks. TO BE THERE! State Fair grounds, October to their home in Austin after W. F. VANDERWALL. Owner. ANDERSONS, Owners. 8 to 15. a few days visit with her parents, Col. Albert llopfe, Auctioneer. While most Minnesota post are upto-date, The dairy show special will be a Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dugaw. E. O. Habberstad, Clerk. COL. ALBERT HOPFE, Auctioneer. C. A. PETERSON, Clerk. Legionaires of Osakis post de luxe steam caravan of 10 Pullmans, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gillette of believe in being ahead of the times, which will leave St. Paul at six Brownsdale, Mrs. Thomas Mc Adam's GOOD LUCK'S and already are planning an Armistice o'clock on the morning of September and son, Robert, of Blooming Prairie a •4% Day demonstration that will 22. Along the sides of the cars will called at the Dugaw home Sunday afternoon. SAKE "wake up Douglas county from stem be big banners, bearing the inscription: to stern." "Warning" tags are mysteriously "Let's go—National Dairy TRY A CAN OF MAPLE CITY appearing on every automobile Show, Minnesota Fair grounds, October entering Osakis. One reads "Thirty 8 to 15." Eighteen towns will kilometers to Osakis on November be visited, according to the present The M. Tucker family are moving 11." Another announces, "Osakis, schedule. to a farm near Elkton. Big Armistice Day Celebration—Fire Mr. and Mrs. L. Schwartz attended At each town the trade and Dairy Up The Old Lizzie And Be There the state fair last week show boosters will parade behind the and so on. Osakis has one of the best Parochial school was opened Monday band to the public square, where a Legion bands in Minnesota. Every by Rev. O. Hohenstein. concert will be given and speakers Helen and Laura Studer and Erma Osakis Legionaire is a booster for his will give open air talks on the value Oelkers are attending high school in post and his home town. of the Dairy show to the increased Austin this year. pRODl0 production and earnings of the farmer. Several families of Maple City attended KENOVA the Mission festival in Waltham last Sunday. It is expected that Senator J. M. Mrs. B. Christgau of Mino, Arkansas, Hackney, chairman of the Northwest School began in District No. 129 is here visiting her brothers, Dairy Development Committee, and this week. Miss Johnson is the teacher. John and Fred Christgau. W. E. Skinner, general manager of Miss Lillian Christgau left for New the National Dairy Show, will be Mrs. Charles Lagervall, who has Hampton, Iowa, to teach in the same been quite ill, is able to be about among the speakers. Following the school she taught last year. again. final meeting at Graceville, the boosters Miss Tillie Goetsch, who is in St. A little daughter was born to Mr. will get aboard the special and and Mrs. J. D. Utley, Saturday, September The news twice a week in The start on the return trip to St. Paul, 3. News—less than 5c a week where they will arrive Friday morning. Miss Marian Phillips went to Austin the first of the week to begin her This combination trade tour and school work. The gravity test determines only the weight Your FURNACE ideas Mr. and Mrs. Emal Rousch and Dairy show trip was inaugurated because niece of Thief River Falls, are guests the St. Paul business men realize a of a gallon of gasoline as compared with as to PRICE and FUEL at the John Cross home. the importance of the Dairy show Economical William Whiteside and sons, Lee to the entire Northwest and that better You will find in one of our gallon of water. -r and Kenneth, are visiting friends in cows in Minnesota would mean an 35 Sizes—7 different Makes Shell Rock, Iowa, this week. increase of $170,000,000 in the buying Calvin Tanner of Austin spent the We are FURNACE Distributors to the trade power of the state, as that week on the farm with his grandparents, Our heating experts know what is best suited Boiling points are the temperatures at which amount was added to the agricultural Mr. and Mrs. William Strong. to each house to be heated and prescribe the kind of Furnace to suit—the best for the Price Arthur Zander was given a surprise wealth last year by cows averaging component parts of the gasoline are converted you are prepared to pay. party on his birthday at his 146 pounds of butterfat. The National home Thursday evening. The Rush PIPE or PIPELESS into vapors which mixed with air produce Dairy show teaches the use of orchestra furnished the music. 500 to 600 butterfat producing cows, Get the Furnace to suit your own ideas and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Simpson, Mr. bum your most economical FUEL. power. Manifestly, for a smooth flow of so the business men appreciate that and Mrs. John Proschal and Ernest with even 300 pound cows, which and Cwarlotet Rockwell were dinner Get our booklet on power, the chain of boiling point fractions should be the minimum, the prodpc.tion guests at the George Young home "MOIST AIR SYSTEM for Health" of the state would be doubled. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson remained must be arranged in- perfect continuity Moist air also saws Fuel and prevents for a week's stay. Junior Corn Show At drying out of Furniture, Pianosy etc, and sequence. .: "It Must Have Been Dead at Least 6 FKFF We will make your plans and Estimate Fair Better Than Ever Months, But Didn't Smell." of Cost. Our Experts know ask us Red Crown "Saw a big rat in our cellar last any ^questions about your heating. We will advise fall" writes Mrs. Joanny "and bought Bigger and better than ever was you FREE. a 35c cake of RAT-SNAP, broke it up the verdict of the men who judged into small pieces. Last week while the boys' and girls' corn club exhibits NORTHWEST FURNACE DEALERS EVERYWHERE moving we came across the dead rat. in the agricultural building at the Must have been dead six months, did NORTHWESTERN FURNACE State Fair. not smell. RAT-SNAP is wonderful." and SUPPLY CO. The Fisher family of boys from Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and Sacred Heart emerged with flying 619 So. Washington Ave. MINNEAPOLIS guaranteed by Pooler Drug Co. Advertisement. colors, Fay Fisher not only winning first place for White Dent in the south central zone, but also the sweepstakes for the best sample of White Dent exhibited, and the grand sweepstakes for all kinds of corn. His brother, Richard, won second prize. Fourth Annual Dodge County Breeders Sale The 30-ear exhibit, a new feature SEPTEMBER 24,1921. this year for boys in the five-acre 106 ACRES, 7% miles New corn contest, was won by Theodore Fair Grounds. Kagsoit, Minn. Richmond, 2% miles Stanton, Kuhman of Heron Lake, with Albert 3% miles Star Prairie, 4 miles Lenzmeier of Shakopee, second, and Deer Park and 40 miles to St. 55— Selected Pure Bred Holsteins —55 It has a^ perfect chain of boiling point fractions. Harry Swanson of Lakefield, third. Paul, St. Croix Co., Wis., 75 The following awards were made in 45 Cows and Heifers 10 Bulls acres under cultivation, balance A gap in the chain means a gap in the power.'. the 10-ear contest. hardwood timber, pasture. Good Southern zone, White Dent—first 8-room house, good cellar. Granary, This choice lot will be on exhibition at the County Fair, September There are no gaps in Red Crown. corn crib, garage, barn 24x lpth to 22nd. 36, new cement silo 12x24 fine Good individuals of choi^p breeding, bred to show sires with high JEWELM well of water telephone and rural record dams. It delivers to your rear wheels an abundance, mail. A fine, prosperous About 30 cows to freshen this fall. neighborhood: Wiil include 6 horses and colts, 4 cows, 16 Practically every herd under Federal-State Supervision. All of smooth, rhythmic ^sustained power and hogs, 125 chickens machinery stock will be tested for tuberculosis. 1 and tools 10 to 12 tons hay and tremendous speed Time will be given in most cases if arrangements are made with 3 acres good corn. Price $9500. the consignors. Will accept $3000 down and balance WATCH REPAIRING Sixteen Dodge County Breeders are consigning to this sale. terms. A snap for someone. We guarantee Satisfaction at If are paying for gasoline thin the you more Sales Manager, T. W. Chapin, Cheney, Minn. W. W. EMMONS, reasonable prices of Red Crown too much. price you are paying Sale under auspices of Dodge County Holstein Breeders' O. I_. JONES DEER PARK, WIS. Association. .W. P. Mann, Secretary. 412 N. Route 1. Main St. Austin, Minn. JEWELER 'Bed 'Crown A SALE —OF— /ft SUITCASES fiUfe -r $4-— At Standard Oil ... .• .. servica a bsatmn: v.~•. A careful reading every time the battery is "watered means Will outlast any $10.00 1 tfl- *$£''' a ledger lived battery provided suitcase you can buy. it is a COMPETENT TEST. a in a O a a We test and water your battery Guaranteed for one year. FREE—avoid the dangers if neglect and inefficiency by STANDARD OIL* COMPANY 1' in writing. having- US render this service bi-monthly. -t I JENSEN & PHIFFER University of ^AUSTIN, ,. .MINNESOTA'"":'. Southern Minnesota M95 DIAL 7502. nan