Ifr «L 'J" MWUMBWamBmBBf 9Wira^ppH9K|^ %&•:*& .• *W v4. vsm MOWER COUNTY NEWS AUSTIN, MINN. Page Five a-* Monday, Nov. 7, 1921. LOCAL MEN AT AUSTIN LOSES Minnesota Legion teams, anywhere, America called* like a true Americov Local Boys at (Ag' •ican adapted he quickly decide to, defend his anyhow, any time. Every member of 11 School Prominent in HOLSTEIN SALE TO FARIBAULT1 the "Hillton .Eleven" is a Legionaire. country against the injustice cC Athletic Circles his motherland. He followed Old Twenty-five ducks were not the Glory across the Atlantic, protecting only good things^ to eat at the dinner During the past several years the it with his life. 'Last week his Legkot Dairy Center Sale at •nei' Scores Made in Second I c!,ris'fu and celebration of Starbuck, Legionaires pi his buddies Fairmont received his re­ recently. There were meat balls, Mankato Big I e(* w*th at least one member of the mains aiyi rendered full honor to lux Quarter by ake potatoes, gravy, salad, lettuce, cake, family name at the State Agricultural memory,/, v-/'...- Success- Play. ice-cream, tea, coffee and so on. A school, University Eauro, St. BSE SLOAN'S TO Paul* dance, with special orchestra, almost Jk*- had to be cancel^^so full of dyck This year there«were four boys A number ofi local breeders4 were Lack of fighting spirit by Austin! In the cemetery at Belleau Woods, over Minnesota, at very generous prices. were the .dancers bearing the Christjp&u family name represented at the Daity Center at WARD OFF PAD, and the use of a fake play by the Ond day thoughtful idea of the France, Dr. Charles Pace, pastor of absorbing knowledge and 'incidentally Mankato, October 21 and 22, which Faribault high school in the second the First Methodist church of Duluth, Legion Auxiliary is to havea 'birthday It is rumored that when the large taking a prominent ^plaioe in the returrierf~a total oi $15,205, or aft av­|recently period of. play were responsible for picked poppies and placed party' for each man in hospital. LITTLEwardedgrowby crowd arrives ,in St. Charles, to attend athletic history of the state school, a^ erage of $230 on the sixty-s|x females the 27 to 7 score Saturday ih Faribault's them on the grave of David Wisted, aches into big pak* Just let the Auxiliary know the date the big Armistice Day celebration well as taking an active part in the sold. unless off an application favor. the first Djuluth buddy to die in battle, of your birthday and they*will remember planned by the Legion, a police of Sloan's. Rheumaffrrm, student, government. The top price paid was $570 for a The fake play in the main was operated after whom Datfid Wisted Legiyi you with a home-baked'birthday neuralgia, stiff-joints, lame back woa't court will work overtime and everyone Rufus Christgau is a member of daughter of Sir Pietertji Ormsby with Dandelette and Excog as Poet No?, 28/ Dyluth, is named. Dr cake'and other good things. Remember, fight long against Sloan's Liniment. |M| vf will be declared "guilty" and fined tA University Freshmen football Mercedes I4th and. the highest price pivots. The Faribault trump bewildered Pace just returned from a trip to For more than forty years Sfaao** tho only one birthday to a a million dollars. The ladies^ no team and also of the "Ag" Independent in the. bull class was paid for a sop Liniment has helped thousands, the the Austin players and in the France. man each year, fellows!". --C: doubt, will Jbe interested in the style world over. You won't be an exception. team. Victor is another member of Ormsby Sensation. W O. Hazleton confusion that resulted from not It certainly does produce results. show, at which ravishing, stunning, of the Independents. of Excelsior was the largest .purchaser, Wfeile many Legion posts in Minnesota knowing whom to tackle, Excog, the When five of th'eir buddies recent^ Keep apparel direct from Paris, (Texas) It penetrates vrithout rubbing. In an account of the athletic meet, with nine head to his credit. speedy half-back generally slipped are still renting their meeting ly wedded, Legionaires of Wells secured this old family friend ahaays hatiag will be displayed on living models. between the Seniors and the Junidrs, The feature of the sale was -the places from other organizations, thru for a gain. The play developed a big truck and, calling onthese for instant use. Ask your neighbor— a There will be a clown band on hand to the name of C. Christgau appears as number of new men making their j.John out of a diamond shaped shift in the Watson Legion Post of SpringfieldV couples, took them for a free At all druggists—35c, 70ct $1.40.. Sloa furnish the latest music and comecly. left guard of the Senior basketball first purchases, and the fact that the backfield with Dandellette passing to considering several^requests ride over town and several times team and V. Christgau as referee. majority of the btiyers paid cash of other orgianizations for the renting Excog. around the race track, afterN which Carl Brinkman was born in Hanover, A post season baseball game, also which indicates that the live stock Liniment The first quarter was scoreless, but of the Ltogion hail' there. The post Legionaire Dave Singer gave a glowing Germany. Yearfe ago he emigrated held at the athletic meet', contains business is in a much healthier and Fairbault shortly after the opening of is organizing a football team,- llnd talk on the joys and blessings of 1 to Fairmont. In due course he the names of two of the boys more optimistic condtition than a few the second quarter worked their first plans to put on three home talent married life. became an American citizen. Whom in the Senior line-up. Theodore months previous. fake play for a touchdown Austin plays this winter'. Christgau occupied the box at the beginning Local .breeders represented at Mankato Redwood Falls Legion football team, then chose to receive and Nockelby "Boxes from home/' from the of the game and was later with consignments and the individual With the proiid record of never having receiving made a 90 yard run for a women of America, played, a big part replaced by C. Christgau, who occupied purchasers are: lost a garnet in the past three touchdown. Daigneau was instructed in winning the war,- not .so much for the second sack during the first Consigned by W. W. Walker, Clover years, finally went down to defeat to kick goal, but Hill made the their actual value as for the thot that period. Lea Farms:—Inka Homestead when the Glencoe Legion team "came DECKER BROS. kick and failed. "she" remembered. Foreman is at his Incidentally it migh/ be stated that Madrigal, Carl Christiansen, New to. Redwood Falls and conquered" bj Faribault then opened up on their best when a woman is behind him, the Seniors won the meet over the Richland, $100 Jessie Alcartra Doede, a score of 7 to 0 recently. ^But the trick play -after its success had been be she mother, sister or sweetheart. Junior Qpntende-rs for the campus Dk 'C. M. Curl, $325 Mollie Virgo Redwood Falls boys swear it "won't demonstrated and secured three And today, the Amejpean Legion title".- Fayne, O. W. Walker, $290 Miss happen again for another three touchdowns in succession before the Reliable Hardware Auxiliary is "the big sister" which is American Homestead, Chas. Hill, Minneapolis, yeirs." That's the 'Legion spirit. Austin players could stop them. NEW ROADS MAKE solidly behind the men of the Legion, $225 Miss &eauga Belle In the second half the Austin players The Grand Forks Legion eleven is still carrying1 on the work that Segis, Carleton. College, Northfield, took on new life and held their no-weak sister. It is made up of old Seven-Inch so many dropped when the war ended. $430 Olga Kimball Oaks Fobes,. W. opponents to a draw thru the entire college stars who are practicing daily If wou are a mother, wife, sister E. Cummings, $155 Lady Mercedes second half. to perfect a machine which can pf sweetheart, pr daughter of a Legionaire, Doede, F. M. Washburn, Lake Crystal, The end run play was the only trample on the Crookston Minnesota you are eligible to join $200 Miss Korndyke Redwood strategy the Fairbault team evi* Com. Babcbck Orders Legion team. The game will have all the Auxiliary, that you too, may De„Kol, W. O. Hazelton, $195 King denced. They failed to break thru the excitment of a gridiron battle between carry on." And it no unit of the Burke De Kol Ormsby (bull), W. A. Aluminum Fry Pan Austin's line, and in their aerial work $1, (Minnesota and North Dakota. Auxiliary has been organized for the Sueter, Mankato, $125, they completed only three forward tracts Le£]L Here's: hoping the Gophers win. Legion post in ybiir town, why not Consigned by Minnesota Holstein passes. Fawver's work in breaking The purpose of this ofFer is to seef the'post commander and help him Company, Far Oaks*'Alice Ormsby, thru and spilling their plays nettled A recent meeting of the Seventh fo'fttf one? acquaint women more generally A call for bids on proposed trunk M. F. Crane, Garden City, "$200. them. Mjnesota Legion District Atheletic "Wear-Ever" Tn addition to thef ~ocnsignments highway improvements coveringpearly with the fact that Besides the individual work of Fawver, Board, perfected plans for organizing When the 181«t Brigade 4T the 91st three hundred miles, isfciiett Saturday from this locality, Di\ Charles M. Curl Myers, Owens, Nockelby and utensils are remarkable aids to Legion teams in the district and holding Division made its celebrated attack by Charles' M. Babcoefc? ^state invested in a coupler of choice specimens Xaird were singled out for recognition. elimination games, the winner to good cooking and .the most satisfactory upon the town of Gesnes, France, on of the "Black- an# White" breed, highway commissioner, marked the Myers and Oweng each caught defend the Legion basketball championship September 29th, 1918, and tfrovo, the and economical utensils and as a result Zulu Pontiac Segis start of the state's big winter program two forward passes and Nockelby of the Seventh District German line farther forward than it is possible to buy. comes to Austin from Northfield at of road building, designed to reduce caught one. Laird also showed a against all other Legion district Time— any" other American division, one of "WearEver" $225. The other pu*£br6d which is fight that gave advantage to his unemployment and to hasten When you see this champions. .. those who died gamely fighting was Nov. 2nd notfr ow*ned by Dr. Curl is included in weight. needed road betterments. The work Fry Pan and note the John K. Henry, Sturdy Minnesotani UP to the consignment of Clover Lea Holsteins. The Proctor Minnesota American first to be advertised is estimated Injuries accounted for a number of at Anchorage, Alaska, his buddies thickness of its metal and it£ Nov. Legipn football team, designated as to cost $1,687,000. substitutes. Daigneau substituted have banded tog^er and named the solid, substantial character, you Other projects, including much While breeders of the pure-bred the'4 Official Eighth District Legion 12th, for Hanson Hardy for Demmitt first post there "The John K. Henry •will realize that aluminum utensils cattle are not over-confident of the eleven, is seeking games with other grading and bridge work, are to be 1921 Kenaston for Hardy Remmel for Legion Post." Last week, in a little are not all the same—that immediate easing up of price trends, advertised soon, Mr. Babcock said, Jesson Jesson for Hill Hill for Dunlap country cemetery near Mallory, the there is a much more optimistic feeling and the tentative plan is to use about there is a big difference—and and Reynolds for Myers. Hill remains of John K. Henry were laid generally over the outlook for the went bad and was taken out for a $4,500,00 for winter operations. The that it is to y6ur interest to look to rest. near future. list made public contains one paving period Hansen's leg was injured "Wear-Ever" for the trade mark undertaking of twenty-five miles Hardy split his lip and Demmitt's It is a common saying that the former on the bottom before buying. Seating Arrange- n' between Westcott and Northfield on injured le(j* required a substitution. service rnan is the most Versatile 'Loo]c for the store with Referee—O'Brien, Shattuck umpire, Trunk Highway No. 1, estimated to cuss on earth—that he can do ments Announced the "Wear-Ever" window cost $800,000. Grading in advance of Holsinger, Shattuck, Street, anything from playing chambermaid, Leant well-ptyliiff for Park 'Theatre this business in the head linesman. this-work is being pushed now. The to an army mul^ to building1 a! skyscraper. display. Northwest,! oldest, largest and'best equipped school. We teach jou bj remainder is made up of gravel surfacing Over in Minneapolis this practical, common sense methods all Fry Pan Cover there Is to know atont Anto, Truck and jobs on 274 miles of trunk Seating arrangements haye .been STOCK COMPANY week, a buddy is flying a kite to keep Tractor care, repair and operation. routes. announdedi^at the Pa?tf^^p^e for Vulcanising—W«ldin*—Storage Batteries—AutomotiveElectricity the wol# from the^|pqr—helping stock OPENS TONIGHT Regular Price 35c Among the other Trunk highways the road shows which a£^ p%nned to pantry^ by flying a huge adver-, the Yon learn by doing the work yourself Special Price 19c WEEK'S STAND which are used by Austin motorists, intersperse the winter's Ih^Ktre program,- in oar big shops, with expert instructors tising box ^op of a skyscraper, to show you how and make it easy which are included in this program to learn. Manager C. Braun has arranged for the Fox Film Company, If these are not obtainable pans "Onr eleetrieal training alone worth are the following: -, Opening tonight with "Civilian a simple method of classifying at your dealer't, mail for pan Disabled veterans in the Ashbury 60c more than the cost of entire eonrse, for pan and to The S or 80c covet and Automotive Blectricity is the short Clothes," the Gifford Stock Company Trunk Highway No. 3—Between the seats, in five groups, thereby hospital, Minneapolis, publish their Aluminum CooMfhir Utensil Co. cnt to big pay. New Kensington, Pa., and Lake City and Wabasha, eight miles Write at once for fnU information regarding comes to Austin for their first engagement doing away with the old fashioned, own little newspaper, called "The will bi sent to yoa postpaid. our school. Learn why its graduates in the local play house. of gravel surfacing, estimated cost, puzzling plan, which was impossble Pajama Gazette." Here's what they get the best Jobs and biggest pay. The prices on all E, A. KNUDTSQN, Mgr., With everything in readiness for $30,000, for the unitiated to figure out. say in a recent issue"Members of utensils "Wear-£eer" Minneapolis Auto Tractor'School.' Trunk Highway No. 9—Between have been reduced the opening of the road show season Undel' the new plar, eight or ten the American Legion Auxiliary are 233 St. North. KlMhaaiMlls, Mlna. •v Fairmont and Guckeen, 10.3 miles of in Austin, there is ample opportunity raws in front downstairs will be the regular visitors at Ashbury hospital iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiuiiiiiiiiyiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii! for local people to show their preference gravel surfacing, at $41,750. cnoice seats and will command the find furnish homelike cheer as well as for the plays of their liking. Trunk Highway No. 21—Between highest price. The Remainder of the bathrobes, slippers, many other useful Le Sueur Center and Cleveland, six downstairs will be classified under the articles, and good things to eat. They The theatre is complete, scenery in miles of gravel surfacing, at $17,500. second section. The first two or help our boys dispose of their handiwork place, lighting 'arrangements arranged and between Cleveland and St. three rows in the balcony will be under PARK THEATRE thru Legion Auxiliary units all Henry, five miles of gravel surfacing with an up-to-date switchboard the third classification, with the to manipulate the various effects at $14,500. balance of the lower balcony fourth desired, and a troupe of thespians _The projects are arranged to effect and the upper portion last. to any on the road to wide distribution of both employment The old theatre plan for selling equal portray "spoken drama" for the and benefits to various sections. seats called for various boxes, orchestra, the WEEK COMMENCING NOV. 7 next six days. orchestra circle, parquet, During the time the Gifford company The first list of projects includes a parquet circle, dress circle, and so in is showing at the Park, motion number which would have been part thru innumerable circles, all at varying pictures will be displayed at the of the regular 1921 development plan, prices. And the Ratron many Lyric theatre. had the federal highway aid been times purchased a parquet circle expecting THEATRE made available earlier, Mr. Mullen to-see and hear the show only WRESTLING MATCH said. to find that it was half a block away The bids now called for ai*e to be and he was not able to do either. IS POSTPONED TO opened at the old state capitol building-in SATURDAY, NOV. 19 St Paul on November 29 and Subscriptions in MONDAY AND TUESDAY 30—the earliest possible dates under NOVEMBER 7s AND 8. Salvation Army Presenting The athletic show which was the state law requiring three weeks' "Buried Treasure" Drive Still Short planned for Saturday night, November advance advertising. The Greatest Line Royalty Players Ever Qjtyered in Stock has been postponed for one I? 1 With Marion Davies 12, The greatest picture- of ^-re-incarnation to November The meeting week, 19. $600.00 Increase in The amount realized on the drive will be held at the Butchers' ever shown. for funds for the Salvation Army still Appropriation for Opening With ,alsof Union hall beginning at 8:00 o'clock. remains short of the allotment of Club Work Exhibits The main card at this time will'be A CENTjMjfr COMEDY $3,100, which is expected from Mower between Rollie Owens and Eddie county. .... Moore, and a good program of preliminaries T. A. Erickson of University Farm, A few more individual payments WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 1 N will also be provided-. state leader of boys' aiid girls' club have been made frdm the time the |Tfee Cosmopolitan Production Rollie and Eddie have met before and News made its, last report, but there -¥%t work, announces that th6 Minnesota %The Wild Goose" there is considerable rivalry between still remains a feyc lodges and Societies state fair board has increased its appropriations the^two wrestlers as to which is really Featuring at will grip you from start which evidently expect to do by $600 for club exhibits the best man. Rollie is lighter and McDonald their share in this cause, but have as ltd finish. and demonstrations for the 1922 State faster than the other man, but what Also yet taken no official action. Fair. Eddie lacks in speed he more than Burton E. Hughes, as chairman of CENTURY COMEDY The amount appropriated was $8,800, 1 makes up in additional weight. principal items of which are $.4,000 the Mower% County1 Advisory committee, Both men are training for the ClydeWaddell cannot: report subscriptions not for the maintenance of the farm THURSDAY AND FRIDAY match, and Moore informs the sporting received. Mr. Hughes also states boys' camp, $1,100 for breadmaking NOVEMBER, 10 AND editor that he is hard at it and club work, and $1,000 for pig club exhibits, that 'a few subscriptions were received itching Hour" will be iri the pink of condition when Thd rest of the money will be from organizations which they get together on the mat next used for county club and canning were credited ^to the ^fard committees.: eat stagje play of the weejc, i^ -,J team exhibits, crop and stock demonstration teams, garment making A detailed report will be! made to Seat^ OftSale at the Box Office. Now Accepting Mail, Also "Adrfenaljn, a drug used for erysipelas, teams^ and exhibits, and corn club the News later when the figures are was formerly a natural product PATHE NfiWS^ 'v prizes. from beeves, and now as much is produced complete. "i Ordersffon^icketsy^-^ Prices35 50and 75cyPlus Tax from one pound of coal-ta* as tL was formerely made from 1,000 There are fools everywhere Make your wants known in the and cattle. most of them drive automobiles. Mower County News Market Place.