fW ft,2^ WjjSf 3 6Slw?*lt wsmt&smi w&msk "-'""•-r^^ ,•.'~V-',t .-c,, !f7f wraKKl ^mwrnm^ k- Page Two MOWER COUNTYNEWS. AUSTIN, MINN •wSJ* Scene of Southern^ Illinois Mine Massacre ECLIPSE ECHOES DEXTER -w mh Robert Lady is assisting with the Weekly Shavings work at the creamery. Edited by Volume 428. July 3, 1922' Splinters. Orin Root from Spring Valley was '1 in town Tuesday evening. SAVE THE FEED- 'Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Budahn and son, No holes to dig! No extra labor to LE ROY BUILD CONCRETE FEEDING Edsal, motored to Austin Tuesday. employ! Just a few blows with a FLOORS. Max and Kenneth Schottler left sledge, then any standard wire strung How much feed was tramped in last week for their camp at Backers!, and clinched to post with ordinary Dr. C. L. Warren and family motored the mud and wasted* this past spring staples that's all there is to building to Iowa to visit relatives. .•„.— in the muddy barn yards in your neighborhood? How much more will a fence with ECLIPSE STEFL Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Badger and Miss Josie Horn went to Austin be lost on sloppy days the rest of FENCE POST. Drives like a state? family motored to Winona last Sunday. Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs Leek. V\e sell 'em. the year? It »is safe to say that ten percent Mrs. Ella Williams spent several Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Conway and of all the feed that is not fed on a Come to the lumber yard, look days visiting at the Mc Dowell home feeding floor is wasted. Think of-it. family motored to Rochester Satura around, go anywhere in civilization near Taopi. More than enough to soon pay for a and see how far you get away from concrete feeciing floor. Rev. and Mrs. A. Oestreich have as the same dull, plodding lumberman. Ernest Karow from DeForest, Think, too, of the fat which was He makes possible every shelter that their guest their daughter, Florence, Wis., is here looking after his farm lost by the hogs in their efforts to the ingenuity of man has devised. pf Chicago. root that feed out of that mud. Can interests. Every angle and phase of life depends Mr. and Mrs. O. Larson and daughter we help you with constructive suggestions directly upon sojne lumberman. T. L. Waffle of Long Beach, Calif., of Austin spent Wednesday at the came the first of the week to spend 'y* H. Hawkins home v- No brilliant imagination is required the summer here. We endeavor to run an up-to-date Mrs. Bither and daughter, Helen to conjure up the romance of lumber. lumber yard, stocked with the right Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Leach and Mr. From cradle to the grave, every day went to Cresco Saturday for a week's lengths and sizes, including a full and Mrs. C. W. Mott motored to Austin oi of man's existence depends almost as line building material, and not visit with relatives. much on lumber in some form or other, Thursday afternoon. wishing to become known as a mere Miss Margaret Morse went to Grand as on air or water or food. Several from here attended the merchandizing morgue—we will endeavor Meadow the first of the week for an to remain very much alive— graduation exercises at Lansing extended visit with relatives. furnishing you with that kind of service Satisfying a customer and keeping Wednesday. There were several graduates that will make you round-trip repeaters. Mrs. E. Boyd and children of Livermore, him everlastingly satisfied is our way from here. oi keeping customers. Iowa, visited with the various When L. E. Dunham was returning Boyd families here the past week. to his home at Spring Valley from Mr. and Mrs. Ttyornhill pf Spring Dexter, last Saturday night, his auto J. J. CLEMENS Valley visited the past week with collided -with a truck near Grand This photograph, taken just after the massacre or 8trite oreaners ty anion miners near Herrin, Williamson 'ONE PIECE OR A CAR LOAD// •their mother, Mrs. Hayes, who is not' Meadow. Both auto and truck were county, Illinois, shows one of the large shovels in the mine .where the victims were at work. The attackers ambushed V/ well. themselves in the bushes in the foreground, and it is said they hanged several of their captives.on the badly damaged, but the occupants escaped DIAL 2047 Mr. and Mrs. Lomen and son in larle tree. Local Manager uninjured. company with Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins of Taopi spent Sunday at Clear Lake, MINNESOTA ROAD Trunk Highway No. 20 GOOD— Iowa. 1 Canton, Rochester, and Cannon Falls. CONDITIONS FOR Dr. A. E. Henslin and family are —Canton, good, Preston construction, AUTO TOURISTS enjoying a short visit from his sister fair, detour, Fountain, fair, and husband who are enroute to South detour, Chatfield, good, Rochester, America. Minnesota-trunk highways are in good, Oronoco, good, Pine Island, Man Who Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Thompson and excellent condition generally in advance good, Zumbrota, good Cannon Falls, daughters of Austin came down Saturday of Fourth of July travel, as good—M. T. H. No. 3. and visited a few days at the summarized* in the" bulletin, issued today Trunk Highway No. 21 GOOD— Diddams' home. by the. state highway department. Zumbrota, Faribault and St. Peter.— Mr. and Mrs. F. Sweet and family Based upon reports from 16 Zumbrota, good, Kenyon, good, went to Minneapolis Monday to attend maintenance superintendents covering Faribault, good, LeSueur Center, the wedding of their son, Ray, the entire 7,000 mile system of good, detour, Cleveland, good, detour, which took place on Tqesday. so called Babcock roads, the new bulletin St. Peter, good, Nicollet. Dr. Price, Mrs. L. Ulland and follows: Trunk Highway No. 39—GOOD— daughter, Amelia, motored down from Trunk Highway No. l—GOOD— Mankato, Wells, and M. T. H. No. 9— Blooming Prairie and were over-Sunday Albert Lea, St. Paul, Duluth and Mankato, good, Mapleton, good, Minnesota guests at the E. J. Diddams, Jr., North Shore. South state/ line, good, Ldke, good, Wells, good, M. T. residence. Albert Lea, good, Owatonna, H. No. 9. Mr. and Mrs. Horn and daughter, fair, Faribault, paved, Northfield, Trunk Highway No. 40 —GOOD— Josie, arrived home Sunday morning good, detour, Farmington, good, detour, FAIR—Lylei Austin and Owatfhna. from an extended trip thru the eastern paved, St. Paul, paved, White —Lyle, good, Austin, fair, good, states and a visit with relatives Bear, good, Pine City, good, Duluth. Blooming Prairie, good, fair, Owatonna. at Washington, D. C. Trunk Highway-No. 3. GOOD Glendon Whiteside was the Jucky Winona, Twin Cities, Breckenridge. Trunk Highway No. 41 GOOD— one to get the watch advertised by La Crescent, fair, good, Winona, good,, Blooming Prairie and Hayfield. Porter and Young for selling the Kellogg, good, Wabasha, construction, Trunk Highway No. 56 GOOD— greatest number of packages of washing fair, Lake City, good, Red Kenyon, Dodge Center and Brownsdale—Kenyon, compound last Saturday. Wing, good, Hastings, good, fair, -St. good, West Concord, »ST Little Barbara Stokes of California Paul, Minneapolis, paved, St. Cloud, good,Dodge Center, good, Hayfiejd, is visitin at her grandmother Harnia good, Alexandria. good* Brownsdale, good, tF. H. is visiting at her Grandmother Trunk Highway No. 9. FAIR No. 9. Big Ben aroused the household. Harden's while her mother is visitin La Crescent, Fairmont and Luverne.—La Trunk Highway No. 57 GOOD— OOWY UEVe* ASK OS. Pett the northern part of the state. Crescent, good, Houston, Mantorville and M. T. H. No. 7. A PRICE ON "HALF fair, Rushford, rough, Lanesboro, Monday evening the many friends Trunk Highway No. 59 •—GOOD— Tossing off the Nashua, the construction, fair, Spring Valley, HAND B\US, BECiyfc. ITS OEST of Miss Belle Halverson, a bride of FAIR—Spring Valley, Rochester and man who did not read advertising good, Grand Meadow, fair, If ex M)ew.\RooBLe the month had a parcel shower for Lake City. Spring Valley, good, Austin*, fair, Albert Lea, good, UP TK TMPE VJ PRESS PER. her in the Lutheran church parlor. slid out of the Simmons. Stewartville, good, Rochester, fair, Blue Earth, good, Fairmont, fair, OME EC PER A TUOOSA.UD'. She was the recipient of many useful Zumbro Falls, fair, Lake City. gifts. Sherburne, good, Jackson, fair, construction, rough, Worthington, fair, Five minutes with Williams, On Tuesday evening the members Mower County News 'Market Wff PRIMT Adrian, good, Luverne, good, state of the Embroidery club held a surprise Place is the place to list anything Rubberset and Gillette AUMTUmS line. r'' picnic at the city park in honor you may nave to dispose of. —two more with Pebeco and qf Miss Josie Howe who .leaves soon bOl/VNl. to resume her work in China. After Prophylactic, and shedding BtU* Menagerie is Big Feature of Circus a delicious lunch, the guest of honor his Faultless, he was ready was presented with a useful gift. for a shower. On Friday evening, June 23, the members of the Alumni Association He dressed carefully, B.V.D.'s, Interwoven, held their annual picnic at the city Bostons and Hanan's, -selected park. Good eats and a general good a Keiser-Barathea that hormonized time was enjoyed but due to1 the extremely with his Manhattan, knotted hot weather many were unable this in a new Van JHeusen, and put to attend. The officers for the on his Schanz^ ensuing year are: President, 'Charles A glass of Sunkist juice stood at Daily vice president, Jonathan McGinnis his plate, at breakfast, Yuban steams secretary-treasurer, Clarice ed in the Manning-Bowman, and Wells. Beech-Nut sent up its appetizing odor. LYLE Breakfast finished, he picked up his Stetson and Fownes and stepped •i- The H. 5. Dahl family moved back into the waiting Franklin. to Lyle from Minneapolis last week. At his office the mail lay on his Plans are practically complete for Macey. He dictated a few replies to Lyle's community picnic "which will his secretary, to be transcribed on be held in the city park on July 4. Cranes on her Noiseless, and signed with his Waterman. A splendid community event, which .Occasionally he glanced at his W.altham for there was a board meeting in itself will be a fitting observance which he did not want to miss. The subject to be discussed was advertising, of the day, is assured. ... and he had something to say on that subject. The 32nd annual convention of the At eleven o'clock he took his place at the big table, lit a Robert Burns, Thirteenth District W. C. T. U., which l"W!!^|W'i"WPPllWlW listened to what the others had to say, and then delivered this honest held a two days session in the Lyle opinion: church, closed .Wednesday evening "I do not believe people read advertisements. I don't. I always with a rousing address by the state skip advertisements in the magazines and newspapers I see, and advertising President, Mrs. Josephine Sizer. The does not affect my purchases at all." following district officers were electted: President Mrs. Diddams, Le Roy (Reprinted from an advertisement of Calkins & Holden, Inc., in Printers Ink.) vice president,' Mrs. Anna Carberry, Lyle secr^tafry, Miss Ellen Hare, Albert Lea treasurer, Mrs. Elizabeth Do your shopping in The News first—you will be better satisfied Dugan, Austin delegates, Mrs. Geo. Brown, Mrs. Opie, Mrs. Dugan, Mrs. Galligher, Austin Mrs., Flora Brown, Mrs. Diddams, Le Roy Mrs,. Petar more, Miss Hare, Albert Lea. ower iri. One Dollar Saved Represents Ten DQllars Earned. SC. The average man does not save to «exceed ten per cent of his earnings. He must spend nijie dollars in living a?® ^'expenses for every dollar saved. That &/>e Mouse being the case he can not be too care- 3 rrful about unnecessary expenses. Very Every wild animal sought in Trained wild animals area prominent is ^-often a few cents properly invested, feature of the Hffgenbeck-Wallace buying seeds for his garden, like manner, wxtb the result that the: will several dollar? outlay latfer. Circus which will exhibit Here vsave ijtfr menagerie, which is declared to be $ is the £ame in buying Chamber* "\t Monday, ju^y 1, and it^is- fepojrtod gain's Colic and Diarrhoea, Remedy. It" one, or tfce, most complete in the *'.h ^-*^$osts a r«w tfent*,and bottle that thousands bf dollars have been but 'a«B% -of it in the home oftensavesa doc-tor's fttteaeta thousands in every spent in completing new aeta v*i& mcidt of several dollars. K. O. presenting astounding tricks perfected dtj. BotUjea btatf iaterMtiag, it affmia bill *sf iiWoW iad Pooler Drag Go, by tbe best off trainers^ •s-'is&v Advertisement—Mon. Jnly. 0^ aft aftwational opportunity.