*V' 'l -"'V TV- "'!?, ijjf 1 3 MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. Thursday, Dee'. 29,1921. -f Page Six HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES •4* PAHSON 6oT SEB'N CHILLUNS/ CITATION FOR HEARING ON PE NOTICE. NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR THE NOTICE TO BIDDERS. TITION FOR PROBATE OVERSEER OF THE MOWER at Whereas, /A petition, signed by EN MISS LUCY TPL' ME T' Sealed Proposals will be received OF WILL COUNTY POOR FARM Henry Schnorenberg, a freeholder of the office of the County Auditor of Estate of Joseph Butler. 6(6 'IW DEM SEBN KITTENS School District No. 82, in this County, Notice is hereby given that applications Mower County, Minnesota at Austin, State of Minnesota, County ofj Jan­ representing that he is the owner will be received by the County until 2 o'clock P. M. Tuesday, WHUT UP AT ]E HOUSE, Mower, ss. In Probate Court. of the following described lands, situated Board of Mower County, Minnesota, uary 24th, 1922, for the construction In the Matter of the Estate of in said District, to wit: at the office of the County Auditor, in BUT HE 'LOW HE DON' WANT of Jobs 2201, 2202, 2204, 2205, 2206, Joseph Butler, Decedent. The S. W. Y* of Section 1, Township the Court House, at the City of Austin, 2207, involving the following items HllA NPTHIN' ELSE ROUN* THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO up to and including the 23rd day 102, Range 1N7 West, and that he Job 2201—18:5 Miles Rosa Dowd, Thomas C. Butler, And desires to be set off with his said of January, 1922, for the position of Clearing 1,031.0 Trees. W E A S Charles F. Lewis and John H. Anderson, land from School District No. 82 to overseer of the Mower County Home Clearing Brush.... 42,400.0 Sq. Ft. Trustees for Christ's church and' Poor Farm, for and during^ the School District No. 115 for the following Grubbing 1,117.0 Trees. ft Parish of Austin, Minnesota, and to term of one year, commencing on the reasons: Excavation (Earth) 91,851.0 Cu.yds. -t all persons interested in the allowance *1 RENOVA LANSING At a meeting 6f the residents of first day of February, 1922, as follows, Excavation Over Haul and probate of the will of said, School District No. 82, held on November viz: to care for the inmates of 237,490.0 Cu. Yds. Sta. decedent. The petition of Charles F. said County Home and Poor Farm 25th, 1921, it was decided to Rip Rapp 100.0 Cu Yds. Mrs. C. A. Bates was an Austin Lewis and John H. Anderson being Mr. and Mrs. Slack entertained the discontinue the district school and as required by law and to manage and Guard Rail 2,900.0 Linear Ft. duly filed in this court, representing caller Tuesday. set off the East part of the district to work said farm as the county board Whiteside family at Christmas dinner Installing Portable Culverts... that Joseph Bulter, then a resident may direct and according to the terms Oscar Erickson of Waltham was a Elkton and the West part to Rose 1,804.0 Linear Ft. on Sunday. of the County of Mower, State of Creek and set off the S. W. of Section conditions of a blank contract and caller in Lansing- Monday. Portable Culvert Material (Corrugated Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Browning Minnesota, died on the I6th day of now on file in my office. No. 1 to District No. 115 Metal.) Mr. and Mrs. Yarwood were guests were guests at the Roy Barrick home December, 1921, leaving a last will has been presented to the County 12 in.—508 Lin. Ft. The succesful applicant will be required of fcheir son, Guy, Tuesday. in Brownsdale Christmas day. and testament which is presented to Board of.'Mower County and asking 18 In.—550 Lin. Ft. to enter into a written contract Louis Thompson of Corning: went to Lewis Schurman of South Dakota, this court with said petition, and that his said lands may toe set off 24 In.—322 Lin. Ft. for the performance of the Minneapolis Saturady to spend the praying that said instrument be allowed is spending the holidays at the home from said District No. 82, to said 30 In.— 86 Lin. Ft. duties of such overseer and give bond, holidays. as the last will and testament of his brother, Alfred Schurman. District N£. 115, and the Board has Four Monolithic Culverts Containing. to be approved by said County Board Mrs. A. Brady and son, Edward, of of said decedent, and that letters appointed a time and place for hearing for the faithful performance of said Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grunwaldt Testamentary be issued thereon to the cities, are spending a few days at thereon. Therefore 58.0 Cu. Yds. Concrete. contract. entertained the J. M. and A. A. Tanner 2,700.6 Charles F. Lewis and John H. Anderson, Lbs. Reinforcing Steel. their home here. NOTICE The County Board reserves the and George Colby families at dinnes of Austin, Minnesota. Mrs. Leroy Hopfe and children of right to reject any and all bids. Job 2202—10.5 Miles. Is hereby given that said petition Saturday, December 24. NOW THEREFORE, you, and each Clearing.... 1,104.0 Trees. Austin are guests of her mother, will toe heard by said Board, at a session Dated at Austin, Minnesota, December of you, are hereby cited and required The program given Friday evening Clearing Brush.... 31,700.0 Sq. Ft. Mrs. Mary Carol. 29th, 1921. thereof, commencing on the 24th to show cause, if any you have, before by the pupils and teacher in District Grubbing Trees.. .. 1,104.0 Trees. O. J. SIMMONS, Arthur Bates came home to spend day of January, A. D. 1922, at 10 this court, at the Probate Court 37, was declared a success by all who Copyright. 1921 bv McClure Nawtoaoar Svndlcai* Excavation (Earth) 54,409.0 Cu.yds. o'clock in the forenoon, at the office Auditor and Clerk. Christmas wiht his parents, Mr. and Rooms in the Court House, in the heard it. They were greeted by a full Excavation (Loose Rock) of the County Auditor in the City of Dec. 29, Jan. 5. Mrs. C. A. Bates. City of Austin, County of Mower, 422.0 Cu. Yds. house. Austin, in said County, at which time State of Minnesota, on the 16th day Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson of FADS ARE OLD AS PYRAMIDS Excavation overhaul Miss Eva Young went to the Austin and place the said Board will hear NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR THE of January, 1922, at 11 o'clock A. M., Austin were callers at the home of 138,285.0 Cu. Yds. the evidence and the arguments of all COUNTY PHYSICIAN. hospital this week to have her tonsils why the prayer of said petition should Mr. and Mrs. Hans Jacobson. Installing Portable Culverts.. persons interested, for or against Mute Story Told by Mummies of Both not be granted. removed. Mrs. William Phillips Notice is hereby given that sealed Mrs. Maud Thompson and daughter, 22,226.0 Lin. Ft. granting the prayer of the petitioner. Egypt and Peru in Field Mu bids will be received by the County WITNESS THE HONORABLE, will accompany her and spend the Guard Rail 732.0 Lin Ft. Stella, of Mankato, were Christmas .Dated at Austin, Minn., December Board of Mower County, Minnesota, Henry Weber, Jun., Judge of said in Chicago. week with her. seum Portable Culvert Material (Corrugated guests of relatives and friends 20th, 1921. at the office of the county auditor, up court, and the seal of said court this Miss Lulu Phillips and Vivian Tanner Metal) By order of the County Board. Henry and Arlie Wood came home to and including January 23, 1922, for 20th day of December, 1921. Bobbed hair, concealed ears} short 12 in.—372 Lin. Ft. attended Christmas exercises in O. J. SIMMONS, to spend Christmas with their parents, county Physician and surgeon, as HENRY WEBER, JUN., skirts and all the other fads and 18 in.—288 Lin. Ft. Sargeant school Thursday afternoon. County Auditor and Ex-Officio Clerk follows, viz: To do and perform all required, (COURT SEAL) Probate Judge. Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Wood. foibles associated with modern women's 24 in.—450 Lin. Ft. The program was given by the pupils of Board. directed and necessaiy medical CATHERWOOD & NICHOLSEN, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Chapman spent 36 in.—30 Lin. Ft. styles are as old as the pyramids, Dec. 29, Jan. 5. cf Miss Mildred Vermilyea's room. service, including operations for B. E. HUGHES, Chirstmas with Mrs. Chapan's mother, 8 Monolithic Culverts Containing— according to the mute story told by Attorneys for Petitioners. such poor and dependent people as the Miss Sargeant and Mr. Augustine Mrs. A. Rockwell of Brownsdale. 124.5 Cu. Yds. Concrete. NOTICE FOR BIDS. the mummies of both Egypt and Peru county board or any member thereof Dec. 22, 29, Jan. 5. were given a shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hopfe and 6,300.0 Lbs. Reinforcing Steel. Notice is hereby given, that sealed may direct, whether at their own in the Field museum in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. George Kirchner. A Job 2204—14.0 Miles. son, Merrill, spent Christmas with bids will be received by the County homes or places abode, at 'the poor Wrapped in their pitched shrouds, Clearing 461.0 Trees. Jordan Mrs. Hopfe's sister at Plymouth, very large crowd came out to greet Board of Mower County, Minnesota, farm, or in the hospital it being expected and encased in sarcophagi covered Clearing Brush 12,000.0 Sq. Ft. Spencer them. Their marriage takes place Iowa. at the office of the County Auditor, that the bid will cover the with curious paintings and hieroglyphs Grubbing (Trees) 461.0 Trees. Remember the Bible study class soon. up to and including the 23rd day of doing of all medical work and any assistance in colors still bright after 3,000 Excavation (Earth) January, 1922, for county printing as meets at the home of Grandma Summey Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rockwell entertained in doing such work of whatever Funeral Director. 61,095.0 Cu. Yds. years or more, these mummies, all follo\ys, viz. name or character, in cases every Tuesday afternoon. Everyone at Christmas dinner the following The Establishment of Excavation (Loose Rock) that was mortal of human beings of 1st for printing the notices and where the county may be under proper families: Mr. and Mrs. F. O. is welcome. 507.0 Cu. Yds. Service. ages ago, today link the present to a lists of real estate remaining delinquent legal or moral obligation to care Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chaffee of Austin Tanner and baby, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Excavation Overhaul civilization long since dead. (for unpaid real estate .taxes) for such sick or injured persons, according were callers at the home of Mr. Phillips and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. 226,910.0 Cu. Yds. on the first Monday of January, 1922. to the terms of a blank contract The daily center of thousands of Installing Portalle Culverts.. George Young and children and Mr. Chaffee's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John 2nd for printing and publishing the now on file in the office of the curious eyes, for the mummies seem 1,796.0 Lin. Ft. Insurance Specialists Chaffee, Monday. and Mrs. J. F. Rockwell of Austin. financial statement for the year 1921 County Auditor. The territory being to hold a strange fascination for every Guard Rail 1,390.0 Lin. Ft. The mid-week union prayer meeting as the same is by law required to 'be embraced being the city of Austin Clifford Browning came down from I visitor to the museum, they are silent Portable Culvert Material Austin Insurance Agency published. and the Townships of Lansing, Austin wall be held at the home of Mr. St. Paul, where he is attending school 12 in—272. Lin. Ft. spectators of the passing throngs, but 3rd for printing and publishing and west half of Windom. and Mrs. M. Green Wednesday evening1. to spend the Christmas holidays with E. Ray Cor j, Manager 18 in.—354 Lin. Ft. the paintings-which adorn their resting the proceeding of the County Board The successful bidder will be required Everyone is urged to attend the home folks. Military training is 24 in.—304 Lin. Ft. Babcock Building places tell more plainly than for the year 1922, as such proceedings to enter into a contract for the these meetings. part of his school work and he looked 30 in.—110 Lin. Ft. are required by law to be published, AUSTIN, MINNESOTA words of styles, customs and manners performance of such work. The Seven Monolithic Culverts Containing: very much like a soldier in his new and such other legal notices County Board reserves the right to WEST LANSING of a forgotten age. uniform. He is very much pleased anfi publications as may be from time reject any and all bids. "Why, ma, they're dressed just like 117.8 Cu. Yds. Concrete with his school work and if there to time required by the Board. Dated at Austin, Minnesota, December Dr. A. I. ARNESON the girls we see on Michigan boulevard," 5,663.0 Lbs. Reinforcing Steel. The successful bidder will be required 29th, 1921. Peerless School Program.1 should be another war the training exclaimed an aged visitor to Job. 2205—6.5 Miles. to enter into a contract for O. J. SIMMONS, The Christmas program given by would help him to get an officers commission. Physician and Surgeon. Clearing 415.0 Trees his wife as they gazed at the strange such publication and to provide bonds Auditor and Clerk. CHRONIC DISEASES the pupils of Peerless school Fridayevening Clearing Brush 1,000.0 Sq. Ft. figures adorning the sarcophagi. for the faithful performance thereof. Dec. 29, Jan. 5. ELECTRO-PHYSICAL was very well rendered. Grubbing (Trees) 671.0 Trees "It appears like they did not wear MAPLE CITY Dated at Austin, Minnesota, December TREATMENTS. Old Santa Claus was present and Excavation (Earth) News Advertising brings results. a bit more than they do now," the 29th, 1921. also RECTAL and COLON ..29,255.0 Cu. Yds. •delivered the presents from the Interesting store news will be woman answered as the pair moved O. J. SIMMONS, DISEASES. Excavation Over Haul 'CJunstmas tree and the children presented I found on every page of The News in Auditor and Cierk. Mr. and Mrs. John Hoist and family away. New Offices in Automatic 53,340.00 Cu. Yds. this issue. Shop here first. their teacher, Miss Duerst, Dec. 29, Jan. 5. Gas Building. were dinner guests at C. Hartung It is a far cry from the Nile of Cleopatra's Installing Portable Culverts.. Office Hours Telephone with a beautiful clock. Chirstmas. day to the Pacific coast of The News—$2.50 a year—worth it. ....943.0 Lin. Ft. SHERIFF'S SALE. 10 A.M. to Office 2676 A lunch, consisting of sandwiches, Henry Hoist left Saturday for Peru in South America, but mummies Guard Rail 264.0 Lin. Ft. Place is the place to list anything By virtue of an Execution, issued 6 P. M. Residence 2677 doughnuts, cake and coffee, was serv•ed. Goodhue, to spend Christmas with from both regions, lying almost within Portable Culvert Material you may have to dispose of. out of and under the Seal of the District All reported a pleasant evening. relatives and freinds. 12 in.—304 Lin. Ft. reach of each other now, but in life Court, in and for the County of 18 in.—266 Lin. Ft. -4* Lillian, Victor, Theo, and Rufus ignorant of each other's existence, Mower and State of Minnesota, upon 24 in.—108 Lin. Ft. Christgau are spending their vacation bear graphic evidence of the greatest a judgment rendered and docketed in NOTICE BATTERY Mrs. J. W. Buxton was an Austin 30 in.— 54 Lin. Ft. here with their parents. similarity and proficiency in many the said Court, on the 28th day of shopper Friday. Three Monolithic Culverts containing: Oscar Studer had the misfortune to arts at a time when the Norsemen November A. D. 1921, in an action OWNERS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haney entertained wherein L. W. Nemitz was Plaintiff, break his wrist in two places while were ravaging all southern Europe 75.5 Cu. Yds. Concrete. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haney and and J. P. O'Brien was Defendant, in cranking a Ford Friday evening. and the Old World had almost sunk 4,067.0 Lbs. Reinforcing Steel. family Christmas day. favor of the said Plaintiff and against Mr. and Mrs. Williarm Miller, Mr. Into barbarism. Job. 2206—3.0 Miles. Mrs. Lettie Dibble and children, The time of greatest danger the said- Defendant, for the sum of Clearing 140.0 Trees and Mrs. John Miller ate their Christmas to your storage battery is right Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Haney and baby, Ten Hundred Thirty-Six and 20|100 Clearing Brush 11,500.0 Sq. Ft. There is only one confident that dinner with Grover Bates of Austin. now. Unless it is given proper ($1036.20) Dollars which execution were dinner guests at the Dugaw Grubbing (Trees) 140.0 Trees you can rely upon—yourself and care, Winter's cold, icy weather was directed and delivered to me as home Christmas day. Excavation (Earth) you can't always rely upon him if will mean a costy repair bill or Miss Ardis Halverson and Miss Sheriff in and for the County of 13,135.0 Cu. Yds. Mr. and Mrs. John Noble entertained either a woman or liquor gets hold a new battery next Spring. Ella Preston of Austin, are spending Mower, Minnesota, I have this 28th Excavation Overhaul .... their children at Christmas of him. day of November A. D. 1921, levied Let us store your battery over a few days with the former's parents 15,870.0 Cu. Yds. dinner. The following were present: upon all the right, title and interest the winter months. We are here. Installing' Portable Culverts.. Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Noble of Corning, splendidly equipped to relieve of the said Defendant J. P. O'Brien in Finger Nails Vary in Growth. .. 582.0 Lin. Ft. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Meyer and children, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Noble of and to the following described real you of all fuss and worry. No two finger nails on our hands Portable Culvert Material Mr. and Mrs. William Smith Newry, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Helleck property situate in said Mower County Ample storage space and competent 12 in.—316 Ft. grow at the same rate. The nail on spent Monday evening at the J. Jacobs to wit: Lot Eleven (11) in Block of Blooming Prairie, Mr. and Mrs. 18 in.— 60 Ft. battery men assure you the middle finger grows faster than Time saved, money saved, home. Seven (7) and lots Eleven(11), Twelve of the very utmost in battery Hanniable Noble and son of Lansing. 24 in.— 46 Ft. any other, while the thumb nail is of Poultry dressing and, shipping has (12) and the South Twenty (20) feet when the broken or cracked part service. 30 in.— 56 Ft. slowest growth. been quite numerous in the neighborhood of Lot Ten (10) in Block Fourteen SARGEANT Job. 2207—5.5 Miles. Drive around today and let is made as good or better than (14) of the Original Plat of the Village the last few weeks and the price Clearing 738.0 Trees us examine your battery free, LEGAL NOTICES of Waltham, Mower County, Minnseota, new, by welding. has been very good. Clearing Brush ... .6.900.0 Sq. Ft. and tell you the kind of storage as per the recorded plat thereof. Grubbing (Trees) 701.0 Trees Sargeant Evangelical Church. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Christgau and you should have. Let us post you on the service Excavation- (Earth) "You are earnestly invited to attend family, and Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Hohenstein NOTICE Now Notice is Hereby Given, That we give. 24,795.0 Cu. Yds. To the Board of County Commissioners the Watch Night service and social and daughter, were supper PIERCE BATTERY I, the undersigned Sheriff of said Excavation (Loose Rock)...... of the County of Mower and to begin at 8:00 o'clock Saturday evening guests Christmas at William Smith's. University of Mower county, will sell the above described 586.0 Cu. Yds. State of Minnesota, and the Board of CO. in the church social room. This Mr. and Mrs. H. Schloo entertained property to the highest bidder, Excavation Overhaul Southern Minnesota County Commissioners of the County the following families for supper invitation is for everybody. The watch for cash, at public auction, at the 72,210.0 Cu. Yds. Sta. of Freeborn and State of Minnesota. DIAL 2610. West front door of the Mower County night service of last year was a great Christmas: Mr. and Mrs. John Hoist Installing Portable Culverts.. The undersigned petitioners, who DIAL 6125. AUSTIN, MINN. Court House, in the City of Austin, success. Let us make this one even and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. Oelkers 796.0 Lin. Ft. are a majority of the freeholders who in said Mower County, on th 14th and children, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hanken Guard Rail 1,232.0 Lin. Ft. greater. are legal voters residing in each of day of January, A. D. 1922, at 10 Portable Culvert Material Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. Sunday and family, and Mrs. Jacob Hoist the School Districts to be affected o'clock A. M., to satisfy the said execution, 12 in.—398 Ft. and a New Year's sermon at thereby, do hereby respectfully petition and sons. together with the interest and 18 in.— 80 Ft. your Honorable Board to alter 11:00 a. m. Sunday evening the beautiful costs thereon, subject to redemption TYLE 24 in.—144 Ft. the boundaries of the School Districts Lost for Him. installation service of the Y. at any time within one year from day 30 in.— 94 Ft. named below, as follows, to-wit: "Do you remember the night you P. A. officers will be held and an address of sale, according to law. Three Monolithic Culverts containing: Change School District .No. 70, proposed marriage to me, dear?" given to the young people. Dated at Austin, Minn., November which is in the County of Mower, asked the sweet young thing. "Very ERYICE The Christmas program was attended 28th, A. D. 1921. 75.5 Cu. Yds Concrete. Minnesota, by adding thereto the following well Indeed." replied the cruel man. by 300 people and all the numbers N. NICHOLSEN, 4,067.0 Lbs. Reinforcing Steel. described territory, to-wit: S. "Those were two mighty good cigars Sheriff of Mower County, Minn. beautifully rendered. An offering Plans and specifications may be examined E. of Section No. 13, Township you put out of business."—Yonkers SASSE & FRENCH, at the office of the County of $29.00 was given to the church 101, Range 19, which is now in School ATISFACTION •.! Statesman. Auditor, Austin, Minnesota, or at the Attorneys for Judgment Creditor. District No. 51 in Freeborn County, orphanage. Dec. 1, 8, 15 ,22, 29, Jan. 5, 12. office of the State Highway Department, Minnesota. 920 Guardian Life Bldg., St. HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS Change School District No. 51, Ferd Schwartz and L. Sellner were Paul, Minnesota. Blue prints of which is in the County of Freeborn, St. Paul passengers Tuesday. plans may be obtained from the State Minnesota, by taking therefrom the Mr. and Mrs. Jake Randolph returned Highway Department at bidder's expense. following described territory, to-wit: MAH DAW6 TREED A WILDCAT KOBES' CAFE from their Iowa visit Friday The right is reserved to reject S. E. of Section No. 13, Township LAS' NISHT, EN KUN'L any or all bids and to waive any Lester Slack was a Christmas visitor 101, Range 19, and adding the same to defects. Bids must be accompanied here. He enjoys his school work BOB WANTER KNOW HOW School District No. 70 in Mower by a certified check, payable to the County, Minnesota. at Austin. COME AH A IN' FETCH '|M County Treasurer for at least 5 per Now, Therefore, it is Ordered, that J. E. Heydt and family spent Monday cent of the amount of the proposal. a hearing on said petition be had at HOME WII ME HOH? in Kasson with Mrs. Heyd't ii (Signed) O. J. SIMMONS ft session of said Board, commencing on grandmother, Mrs. Bartel. AHS JES' MO' FAS'ER'N County Auditor of Mower Oounty. the 24th day of January, 1922, at 10 Mrs. C. Nauman of Waseca, came (Official Seal.) o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at HE WUZ ON MAH FEET! WE BUILD ALL Thursday to visit her newest grandson, Dec. 22, 29, Jan. 5. the Court House in the City of Austin, Conrad Allen Nauman. in said County, at which time and KINDS OF TOPS AND Carl Mobraaten has sold some of place all persons interested will be FREE EXPERT Advertisements in The News reach heard, for and against said petition. his furniture to local parties and is the consume* WINTER CURTAIN. INSPECTION It is JFurther Ordered, That a notice leaving with his family for Minneapolis. of said meeting be posted in 3 publicplaces NOW IS THE TIME in each of said districts herein Our watering and testing service Miss Freda Delzer, who has been W E TO GET YOUR named, and a copy thereof served upon is FREE but it is NOT attending Mrs. Nauman, left for her the Clerks of each of said districts, careless or indifferent because OLD CURTAINS home at Dodge Center, Thursday. at least ten days before the said day of this feature—it is painstaking Miss Delzer is a trained nurse of appointed for said hearing, according and thorough. REPAIRED. to law. ability. The service is for YOU.regardless By ordef 6f the Board of County fe R. H. GRAY Mrs. William Draheim and daughter of your make battery Commissioners of Mower County, of Wasaca came Monday to establish WATCH REPAIRING und without any obligation. Minnesota. their home in the house formerly Try it. Dated this 20th day of December We guarantee Satisfaction at occupied by Carl Mobraaten. A. D. 1921. University of AUTO TOP AND AUTO PAINTING reasonable prices Mr. Draheim is well pleased with his By J. H. KREBSBACH, c. l_. JONES garage business here. Chairman of said Board. Southern Minnesota AUSTIN/MINN. Attest: PHONE 2147. 412 N. Main St. Austin, Minn. Mower County News Market O. J. SIMMONS, DIAL 7502 JEWELER Place is the place to list anything County Auditor. you may nave to dispose of. Dec. 29, Jan 5. Copyright, 1921 by McClure Ne« {paper Syndicate. I ?k Mt.. A1/ it.