Mower County News the voters, iiteed the night J^sterious Wind E4& Wolf is Bound Over Browne's mother leave Sunday for hours. It is jur ats likely'thai Flows (Prom Wells Mitchell South Dakota, where': they dir- County Papers? .£ County Grand Jury Tq people postpone voting jtll day and PuDirsfted every- Monday Thnroday, will spend & few days before going on only to find that fargptten engagements, at Austin. Minnesota. to Los Angeles, Calif., where they expect or disinclination to Another well drilled this mornihjg Mike Wolf, arrested Saturday on ROE AND GANNON, Publishers. to make their home/ Mr. CARL L. WEICHT, City Editor. leave home, keep them from on the A. W. Johnson farm south of ja serious statutory charge, was Browne has been employed at the Taopi revealed the same pneumatic bound over to the grand jury by Justice voting at all. y^If they/had a Schwan Shoe Store for the past two shorter time in which to vote, condition as that following the drilling J. E. Detwiler when he was given years and has made many friends the chances are that they of a well on the farm last week. a hearing yesterday morning. here. .vv v':V This is the place where the boss a- In both of the wells after reaching adepth capt their ballots early Wolf entered a plea of-not guilty. Would LOVftL of fifty feet there is a pressure iV the day. •«'f Shoes! A Generous assortment of ••.-•Jr.. himself does the Battery work--you of five or six pounds.4 The nir coming Even seven o'clock is to&j Condemnation Board.-—The board all- sizes in /all styles. Prochnow, .207 •v up the casing in the newly dug ^tej* Six is -iate enough anyp East Bridge. of condemnation to assess benefits get quick intelligent service whether where. In the larger cities! wells is cold. Mr. Johnson, owneir tof Advertisement 52-1-C. and fix damages for the extension of would be none too soon. the farm, plans to secure an expert it "be a small job or a big one. ••J* five St. Paul street south to the river will Reductions on all swing and summer Other states are able to get geologist to investigate the strange meet the foot of St. Paul street at p.t hats. Special oriters and trimmings. phenomenon: .• their® voting done in twelve 9 a. m. July 8, it was announced yesterday. & Northwestern Advertising Repreaentatives: 10 percent discount on cotton hours, or even less. Minnesota Minnesota Select List, 215 summer goods. Come and see the Entertains At efttiice iviiA a. ought to do as Well.—Faribault South Sixth Street, Minneapolis bargains. MARGARET ROBINSON, 709 Exchange Bank, St. Paul. Daily News. Birthday Honor Guest.—Miss Marie 810 W. College St. Parcel Shower Advertisement 52-2-C Beadell and Mrs. Will Wells gave SUBSCRIPTION RATES a party Tuesday evening at the home Per Year, in advance $2.50 WEDDINGS Miss Addie Cronan entertained at Advertisements in The News reach Schmitz Auto Electric Company of Miss Beadell on West Water street Six Months .$1.25 the consumer. a parcel shower Wednesday night at v- Single Copies 05 in honor of Mrs. C. L. Saule, the occasion Varco-Semling Foreign subscriptions, per year. 3.50 Jier home in Rose Creek in honor of being her eighty-sixth birthday. On Wednesday, June 21, Miss Esther Miss Ethel Mady. The evening was 216 E. Bridge St. A social time was enjoyed and Dr. B. T. Johnson Entered as Second Class Matter at Phone 7137 Semling and Walter L. Varco of spent in music and "Bunco" was the Post office at Austin, Minn., under at seven o'clock dainty refreshments Sidney, Montana, were married at DENTIST the act of March 3, 18)79. played. Dainty refreshments were were served. the home of Rev. and Mrs. J. M. served and Miss Mady received many Office over Wold Drug Store. Taylor, lOlJFifth Street, Bismarck, SENATOR NOLAN. beautiful gifts. To Leave Austin.—]£r. and Mrs. DIAL 2603 North Dakota. The ceremony was B. A. Browne and baby and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Moe, Miss An unfortunate automobile Advertisements in the News Bring Results, performed by Rev. T. Dewhurst, assisted Genevieve Gilleece, and Miss *Lucretia accident has removed from the by Rev. Mr. Taylor. Dunbar of Austin went down to public service or Minnesota COATS After the ceremony the couple left attend the party. one of the most distinguished for Minneapolis and Austin, which is legislators that has ever represented the former home of Mr. Varco. Koterie Entertains this district St. After July 5, Mr. and Mrs. Varco Paul—State Senator W. A. For Campbells will be at home at Sidney, Montana, Nolan of Grand Meadow. where Mr. Varco is advertising manager Mr. Nolan's untimely death for the Yellowstone Mercantile The Koterie Clubi held a picnic comes at the height of his career company. Tuesday evening at Lafayette Park when he was giving to his in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Howard state and district his own ideal Anderson-Wadman. Campbell. More than twenty were of unselfish public service. Miss Loraine Wadman and Bert Reduced present, and a delicious picnic supper There was in Senator Nolan a Anderson of Waltham, were married was served. certain characteristic of leadership Wednesday evening at 7:15 at the Mr. and Mrs. Campbell were presented that inspired confidence parsonage in Sargeant. Rev. Mr. Nauman with a set of silver candle on the part of his colleagues officiating. sticks and a bread tray from their and in the state senate he was A reception was held at the bridegroom's friends. recognized as one of the most home immediately after the able men ever1 to hold a seat ceremony. A bounteous dinner was NOTICE in the state's law-making bodies. served and Mr. and Mrs. Anderson The following Law Offices in the received many beautiful and useful City of Austin, Minnesota, will be closed Saturday afternoons to and including That his constituents recognized gifts from their friends. Just at the beginning of vacation time September, 16, 1922. his ability was demonstrated After a short wedding trip to F. G. Sasse, by the endorsement he Woodhall, Illinois, where they will A. W. Wright & M. A. Nelson, —just the time when you will most received at the recent primary, visit the bride's parents, they will be Baudler Bors. Hoffman & Richardson. when he was running purely at home on their farm two and onehalf Advertisement 52-4-C on his past record. miles from Waltham. N want alight summer wrap, comes this In the death of Senator Nolan Make your wants known in the News advertising brings results. Mower County News Market Place. the Fifth district loses an clean-up sale on just the kind of wraps able legislator, a citizen interested in community betterment and aiding it whereever he WHO and coats that you will need. could, and a personal friend to hundreds thruout Mower MADE and Dodge counties, whose interests and those of his country We have very -few of them left, so we and state he always counted THEM greater than his own. urge you to act promptly, if you are in That is a splendid beginning Most American fortunes have been made need of a smart, stylish wrap or coat. that has been undertaken for by those who possess them. playground work in Austin. A No community has any greater They earned money, but saving part was They are sure to move out quickly, at charge than the protection what counted most. 2C14 and education of its children. Long summer vacations may these prices. Few s^ave fortunes, but many save for fortunes. prove more harmful than beneficial, if the gap between them and the regularity and discipline A savings account has meant a fortune to of the school year is too TW# NAVY TRICOTINE WRAPS, elaborately TOP COA-TS, in the popular three-quarter length many a man, because he had the money great. Miss Mahachek, who is braid trimmed and elegantly lined thruout, —smart, swagger, manish types—some lined at the right moment. THE AUSTIN ^NATIONAL .offering her training and time $6.5.00 garments, thruout, others just to the waistline, all of them BANK invites yo\ir account. without expense, is doing a reduced to ..$32.50 pieGe of community work that reduced as follows: ONE $50.00 NAVY TRICOTINE WRAP, lined deserves serious and united THE AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK thruout with Tan Satin, trimmed in Bulgarian support. $35.00 Coats, reduced to $17.50 embroidery, reduced to $25.00 CLOSE THE POLLS of Austin, Minn. $25.00 Coats, reduced to $12.50 EARLIER. ONE NAVY^ TRICOTINE CAPE, heavily embroidered Member Federal Reserve System. "The legislature ought to in black, lined thruout with old rose $22.50 Coats, reduced to $11.25 abandon the crazy closing satin, a $40.00 value, J. L. MITCHELL, P. D. BEAU LIEU, W. E. HOPFE, hour of nine and end the voting reduced to ............ $20.00 President Vice President Cashier at seven o'clock," says the hr*.A 4 TUXEDO SPORT COATS, in bright sport ONE SCARLET CHINCHILLA COAT, trimmed Duluth Herald. shades—-ideal for the links, to be worn with with heavy green stitching and lined thruout By all means. There is white or plaid skirt, $12.50 values, with green satin to match, neither excuse nor reason for a $37.50 value, reduced to $18.75 reduced to $6.25 the outlandish hour of closing. ,r-. Judges are kept in the booths from early morning until. 9:00. They are wearied Coat is Crepe de ONE TWEED KNICKER SUIT, size 38, in light tan Tweed with overcheck plaid of green. CHEVROLET and worn out.^gM^ igarinpt. Chine lined, "knickers are button trimmed and finished with belt of same. onduct the co^S^a:^' fcxpediiously !TO •r A $45.00 value, reduced toi.i M&.v.v.....- $22.50 or as as^they |(ould if the ^^^hoffr were JUST. J§T^yiTS XEp^y--ah Tweedy H^).niespuns, a snappy Earlier. As th^'c&unt is delayed sttWmier^v^f^O'iP^zipw- Suits thai'^M-earlier until the early hours of the morning, the chaAc^ Ifer? $22.50 to $37.50, reduced to HALF^RICE CHEVROLET UTILITY COUPE crease. Thousands o£^eled|ioi^ officials and newspaper men One Dozen White One Lot of work at a serious disadvantage, delayed returns mean PAUL JONES MIDDIES GABARDINE SKIRTS trouble for everybody. And the advantage is not F* O* B, Flint, Mich. Half Price a few excellent quality garments, apparent. It is contended that carried over from last season, but Discontinued numbers—only two are made on same lines as this seasons or tHreieCfr&a kind—some have Flannel models. They, are all just colfdiis, some hav¥ Serge collars medium sizes notmng over 29 json^|have ^v^c$fl4|s of the inch waist—but' every one a real Dealer In 'Gal^t^ag^ll in crejgulation, styles, bargain. Skirts that ^old last season /n^that sold regularly at $1.5Q_to $4.00 J^or $7.50 and up to jj10.00— COAlf WOOD, Lim ".r each, to clean up quickly, the entire lot CEMENT, SEWER PIPE, £•$ reduced to HALF PRICE reduced to $2.50 BRICK. AND WALL m?- u* PLASTERS OlliOL^OL Ea|f Bridg a p. Phone: Mam 32 i" Minn. kvv iwiw r.». fc^'7-kv. tV I hVi- t\"i