Apt ^"MI vV45l •v** -%lfv. 13? r*rSBs vm .CTcS. MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTlNr MINN. Page Ftaft Monday, June 19,1922. •£_y5§S$* &r* ma AUSTIN TOPS tertain at Showers Name Committees price. Charles Dubinsky, 302 East to write or think you can SI5 j^pews, inquire at the News Maple Street* dial 0900 43-tfrrC for Miss Aenes for Joint J?iciuC proposition. See bout our Jib NEW RICHLAND DEFEATED 8 TO 3 WANTED—First class shoe repaii'ing- ^d litor. "$ i£'_ of Businessmen mzM* at ill E Mill Street, Noreh?s Mrs. George Anderson entertained Shoe ^Store.^^g^p^ ^li^f 37-69c' WAITED— WOOL! WOOL! WOOLS i£&t *5^ Highest market price paid at A_ Wednesday afternoon at a' miscellan•eous' 4 Continued ^rom Page 1.) Ungei the direction of various committees HELP WANTfifi: Correspondents Usem's office—213 E. Mill' Stteet. shower% in honor df Miss Agnes Gute's Work, Coupled CHAMPION TENT-PEGGER wanted all-over Mower Countyr by named from the membership Dial office 5334. Residence 8344. pUins ior making up. the deficit of Hegge. More than forty .were present. the Mower County News. If you ^ike 43-tf-c with Hitting, Turn of the Austin Businessmen's association, $5,384.46 incurred last/ ^ar- J. .. .- ." plans are goitig forward for the The aii®&i?ls^departm6irit"6f tTrick. A bride's cake made in thre.e sections, piciric of business mien of Albert Lear the fair last "7^ was one its decorated in orange blossoms Austin, Ma^on City, Owatonna, and v* most outstandii^ ^assets and the with a tiny ibrfde and groom- under.a ACK^SLEA® INr re Fairmont,, which is to be held at the board dlfecidetf t6f make that department has canopy on top contained the, gift?. Austin Country Club on Wednesday,June EARLY INNINGS even larger ^this year. Thru The bride Was asked to cut the cake. 28. the aid of the c6unty club leadersf arid j-. The members of the various committees by providing special inducements to 'Misses Evelyn Ober, Correrie7 Jahran Owatonna and Adams Drop from the are as follows: Band, 0. J. the boys and girl£it i§ expected that and Ruth Miller entertained the Head of Column by Surprise" ATISFACTION Benton refreshments, R- P. Crane, the department ydll draw thie interest Bridge Club Wednesday evening at Defeats Yesterday. Calvin Kinsman,C Lr R. Decker finance, x)f many boysTanii^ girls thruout the home of Miss Ober in. honor^.pf C. W. gtreeter, W. E. Hopfe, the county who afe^ working in the Miss Agnes Hegge. i" Austin Packers took undisputed August Bluhnf, E. C. flanfield, E._ D. farm clubs.^?'^ ~J? 4 A delicipus seven o'clock luncheon leadership in the Southern Minnesota Hopfe, C. E. Gileece sports, Walter Judg^ ^er^Srious exhibits was served. The color. scheme was, KOBES' CAFE League yesterday by decisively defeating Ousley, Arthur Murphy. were selected as follows: Horses, Prof. orchard and yellow. A beautiful New Richland 8 to 3 on the Cairnes, University Farm beef corsage bouquet marked Miss Hedge's Hormel diamond in a game that was Takes Over Dental cattle, C^ S. Jokes, University Farm place at the table. marked bw well-bunched hits in the dairy cattle, Alex*_Hahson, Savage Practice in Austin Mrs. Hazel Williams Nervig, New early innings and sensational work on swine, H. A. Derentfealf Wykoff and Bichland, and Mrs. Nina Vigness the mound by "Muttzie" Gute. 26 W. H. -Vaughn, Minneapolis. AUSTIN ONE WEEK STAINING were guests. A musical program was As Austin was walloping New Burnett T. Johnson, for eight years •NWV Fair Features 'Discussed. MONDAY, JUNE Richland, Adams took an ignoble defeat given and bridge was played thruout a dentist ^t Adams, will re-open Monday With the session extending over at the hands of Albert Lea by a the evening. the offices formerly occupied by most of Monday, the board decided 2 to 1 score, while Owatonna,- the Dr.* R. A. Barnitz. Dr. Johnson MARKET PLACE many matters ^concerning the fair VETERANS FO«EI6N WARS other leader in the race faced its has purchased the practice and equipment ar among them being the following: Waterloo at Janesville, with the latter from the Barnitz estate. No military tournament in England Decided to "co-operate with the finishing the game at the favorable Mower County News He has disposed of his practice at Is complete without a tent-pegging Freeborn' county fair association end of 3 to 2 count. Adams to Dr. A. Cassel of Minneapolis, contest. Here is Lieut. R. B. Mosely a One Cent Per Word Per Insertion, in staging horse raices at the fair Austin, New Richland, Adams and of Cambridge winning the event in the a graduate of the University this Minimum Charge Twenty-five cents, at which big prizes will be award- Owatonna had been tied for the first Oxford versus Cambridge tourney. Ten Cents Collection Charge Will Be year.:....:"-• :. V~ I place in the League standings. All Added for all ads not paid for in advance. [HUNDREDS GO Favored provision, -for testing Readers or locals not run in but Austin met defeat yesterday, Jjfeg. runs in the first three innings, this column will be charged at the livestock entered in various departments with the result that the Packers not® New Richland made three quick rate of 10 cents oer line. for the purpose of protecting only lead the League but have a margin TO POLLS TODAY outs in each frame, it looked as tho ——r———• .'X the exhibitor. of one game, so that they will FOR SALE the game might develop the first Voted against any charge for still be on top even if Adams unexpectedly shut-out of the season. -New Richland Admitting automobiles to the fair FOR SALE. —10 quarters improved defeats them next Sunday. (Continued from page 1.) managed to squeeze in one in 7 land, Eastern Saskatchewan. Good grounds. The other game yesterday was between the fourth without any clean hits to settlement, schools, telephones, water, Approved a general admission Waseca and Blooming Prairie, buildings must sacrifice to sell. do it, Kreuzer making first on a fly an off year and naturally interest is charge of fifty cents and twentyfive with Waseca springing a surprise on Write me what you want. W. G. that was muffed by McGrath. The not as marked nor will the total vote cent§ in the .evening, with Stoll, Elgin Hotel, Minneapolis. the Blooming boys by handing them Packers made two in the next inning be as large as two years ago when 46-4-p children undei^en years, admitted a 6 to 2 trimming. Waseca still has and one in the-sixth' while New the presidency of .the nation-was in-, free. ^undisputed claim to the cellar position FOR SALE:—Typewriter Ribbons, Richland added two runs in the eluded. Decided to^ close entries for in the league standings, but her and Carbon Paper. We have -a. fine eighth but quickly disposed of the There are no state issues-of any line of the famous Milo ribbons, and livestock departments on August ]first victory may mean the turning ninth with three prompt outs, consequence involvedJ and What there carbon paper for all makes typewriters. point in the season for her. 10. street. Box Score. were, unquestionably were disposed of When in need of either oif Adjourned until £pne 27, when I Gute in Fine Shape. these articles let the "NEWS" satisfy New Richland— -AB PO last March by nearly' 1,200 representatives, more definite plans for the fair Gute's pitching in yesterday's you with this superior brand. Kreuzer, rf 3 2 0, 1 in convention1'assembled. will be discussed* .-Vv" 3-tf. game made him a heavy favorite Tyrholm, lb 4 0 0 10 With a great majority of party followersj with the fans and boomed the prospects WANTED Anderson, 3b 4 0 1 0 not to mention the voters, Circus Changes Date.—The Hagenbeck-Wallace of Austin's carrying off the Turnquist, 2b ,.4 0 0 1 these conventions were -the final circus will show in Austion WANTED—Lathing, Contract work OPENING PLAY title this year. ock, cf 4 0 1 0 word and consequently the primary on July 10 instead of July 12, the "THAT GIRL PATSY" country jobs solicited. Roy Russell, The Packer twirler gave New Richh titzier, ss 4 0 0 3 has little in the way Of appeal. date originally set! The, circus will Dial 2650. 48-4-p land few good balls to hit at with the Zweiner, If 4 10 1 show on the fair grounds. fb High Class Comedy Drama In Four Acts. General Election Important. result that they managed to acquire WANTED To hear from owner of it Stadulski, 4 0 0 1 Our stage settings, scenic and electrical effects are as complete In a review of the primary situation good farm for sale. State cash only three hits thruout the wholp Dfunk is Fined.—Henry Lamb, arrested Addington, 3 0 1 7 as any modern theatre. price, full particulars. D. F. Bush, many voters show an inclination game. He struck out eleven New Friday for drunkeness was Minneapolis, Minn. to view the contest as an election. It Richland batters and in addition, during fined ten dollars and costs When he 35, 37, 39, 41,43-p GENERAL ADMISSION Tent located on Bridge St. 3 24 14 34 3 is not, nor is it.final. The primary the first half of the game, gave appeared before Justice J. E. Detwiler. Children 20c Adults 4Qc Opposite Elk Hotel Austin— AB PO A is preliminary to the general election WOOL WANTED—Brings *your wool tlie infield nothing to do -by shoving Saturday mori^ng^?!^, McGrath^ Sir 3- 1 in if you want to get highest cash in November-andJs for the purpose of in five assists on_^irst Chapman, Sb-..': ^, 3 0 2 J. permitting ^the several patties to Gute "was plainly in top-notch form Tfrr- Deitrich, 3b 4 2 1 3 CLIFFORD C. LECK, M. D. name their preferences for, the several and demonstrated more than in anyprevious Meany, cf 2 0 Dial 2038 offices to be filled at the general game what he could offer. Barr If 4 1 1 Physician and Surg&ota election. Issues will be more Stadulski, New Richland's muchheralded Hirsh Block, Austin, Minn^ Kaufman, rf 3 0 0 pronounced in the fall when the X-Ray and Laboratory Equipment pitcher, who opposed Gute, Dugan, lb 3 1 10 contests for each office have narrowed Assistants— suffered in the first three innings especially Wengert, 4 1 11 Ernest H.Morris, M. D. V-.' down to two and the election campaign when the Packers found his Gute,_p K: 4 0 1 Mabello Moore, R. N.Tt" is on in earnest. offerings for half a dozen hits" and brought in five runs. Stadulski 30 8 11 27 10 5 struck out six men. -'-v Summary: Three base hits, Barr, Heavy Hitting is Feature Chapman two base hit, Dugan stolen While Gute's splendid work on the bases, Deitrich 4, Meany 2, Barr2, perhaps the feature of mound was Wengert, Kaufman sacrifice" hits, part of the game, heavy, the early McGrath, Chapman struck out, byGute has been approached hitting that not 11 by Stadulski^ 6 first base' game, equally in any previous,^- was on balls off Stadulski 2 left on base?, outstanding. *V"U Austin,' 4 New Richland 5. r' ilE Barr Chapman each provided a and Umpire," Waters.''*- r: three bagger, and Dugan walloped ^3 -v Score by Innings. two hit, and knocked another base Niew Richland— 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 one that just massed the third base A in 2 1 2 0 2 1 0 0 t*WM line. MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JUNE 18 AND 19-- Johannes Case Deitrich, in addition to having AUCfi LAKE three hits and two runs to his credit Continued to Fall provided some sensational work ?n in Term of Court the bases. He had a total of four OVER THE WIRE stolen bases chalked up to his credit at the end of the tilt and provided The case of Anton Johannes of some of the best thrills of the afternoon Grand Meadow, held on a statutory A Picture in which a man and woman battle with their by his daring. Meany and Barr charge, on complaint of Leona McDonough, wits and both winf where love ends the conflict of the also showed their ability at purloining was continued to the October two master minds. A patrician motor car with every appointment found in the finest bases when they each managed term of the district court by A A a 1 1 automobile— to slide ahead twice without trouble. Justice Ray Chaffee Saturday. BUSTER KEATON in "THE GOAT" Wengert and Kaufman also sneaked Six witnesses were called by the And, with all this—the certainty of Buick performance, Buick sturdy one apiece on the New Richland infield. defense and two by the state in the A Clean, Zippy Comic, Bulging with Laughs ness and Buick power. i, .. hearing held hefore Justice Chaffee in Wengert, back at his old position the committee rooms of the Austin The Special Sport-Touring is built in response to the demand of tha WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21— behind the bat, did. some effective Businessmen's association. motorist who seeks Buick's kind of motoring with the intiinttte? work. Besides handling th* home ALICE BRADY -X County Attorney Otto Baudler was comfort and refinement of the sport design. plate to satisfaction, he contributed I*. J* fee* prosecuting attorney and -v 4° r:"l •—-in- •..***: to his teams victory by a run follow,T Kehoe of Riceville, IoWa, appeared Nominally four passengers are accommodated in the roomy body LITTLE ITALY ing a clean hit in the sixth. for the defendant. r5' but five can ride. -. Fire Runs at Start. After the Packers had brought in The Special Sport-Touring is finished in dark Buick maroon with AUSTIN MARKETS The Gripping Story of Life in an Italian Colony in wheels to match—-which with the beautiful trimming, binding andfin^h America, an Old World Yendetta, and a N.ew/V^,orld Quoted by Peoples Service Store—r,. STANDING OF THE 1 give this special model its t&ilored appearance. Romance. 'li a'"* Dairy Butter .30 TEAMS Eggs-i ......... 18 Also JOHNNY HINES "TORCHY'S iii The d«*fn^nH for this handsome nrfdel at the remarkably low Potatoes, per bu. ........... .$1.75, FRAME-UP" •h Beans .". will tax factory production to the limits See us immediately^ ?r -«C' Team— Pctg. One of the Famous Torchy Comedies Flour—retaii, 49 lb. sack .$2.25 detail specifications and delivery dates. AUSTIN /.... .800 Adams Quotedby 1^ith-Wrif THUSiDAY AND FRIDAY, JUNE 22 ANEf 2^— Owatonna Heavy Hens -iL as 17 i- AdditUnurtEquipment of the Special Sport^Touring^f^^-J^ A WILL ROGERS^« 4 Light: ..J, ^14 New Richland 3^2 Khaki top andr adjustable sunshade both front and fear compartments Geese i:SSi,. .. Jr •11 Blooming Prairie 2 -!-3 .400 Rod&ters nln windshield wiper mirroscope glass? walnut steering wheel heavily -Ut sir Albert Lea Eg! covered 'instruments* casolinp nnn' radiator, step plates, guard^ils eled 00.. fi vi- .co.v^ea^istrument^, Jfsoling ofter fittings Tuarc st^l T-: icrrsic'li Jpnesville Dud a!ld a Young Spring Duel ,Jr Waseca some nickelmounted ickel-bpun^Jugg^ge, .trunk^Tare optlonaf'equn Geese ., i... .... 3 t-* fvn Pni/iV' tRfl fin -i* Adapted from the ^Famous Stage Play, GreatAmerican on permanent ^ks6 Buiclc' -cost Games Sunday Turkeys design drum-type head and cowl' tory extra tires or tire covers not ineluded. Broilers Comedy PlayedS^y a Great American .Comedian. lamps front snubbers carpets in Leghorn Broilers ....... Austin 8, New Richland 3*' &W'... 50G MARKET. Hear the Matinee Daily Waseca 6, Blooming Prairie 2.%Albert Medium and Btitchers IF ERDMAN GARAGE CQ. Lea 2, Adams 1. Packers ..it at 2:30 J) Janesville 3, Owatonna 2. Veal, Sheep and Lambs at Lambs $8.00 to 10.00 05 il Games Next Sunday eal ...$3.80 to $7.00. Distributors Buick Cars and G. M. C. Trucfc^ jfMErenin, Austin, Minn. Sheep .$3.50 to $6.50 Shows 4- lA^i Austin at Adams. "Orchestra WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM Fat Steers $5.00to$6.00 7i30 and 9i00 Albert Lea at New Richland. Cows and Heifers $3.00 to $5.00 -Owatonna at Blooming Prairiev®' Bulls .r..$3.00to$3.50 Waseca at Janseville. Canners and cutters. $1.50 to$7.0(r