wsmmm* .V^ I ?£$m'u w*"*^ T^'V^V^ •V'-CV. j|«f jjj¥ 1 S 4 !^"^|1 '^^•^'•f'r'v rf w" MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. Monday, Aug. 21,1922. Page Sevea ECLIPSE ECHOES Aukens, Ambert Haugland, Bertrem tiere are Some o« Last Year's Winners Who are Going to Repeat at the Fair This Year. Haugland, Herbert Haugland, Floyd Kirkwood, Carl Noyes, Darwing Noyes, Beryl Vermilyea, Lloyd Vermilyea, Weekly Shavings. Edited bySplinters. Lloyd Vermilea, Leighton Volume 435 .August 21, 1922 Vermilyea, Dexter. [sees toil the Optimist sees opportunity. The individuality you desire yi your Lamb Club:—Gladys Flickinger, Orville The Pessimist groans at the home can be very satisfactorily planned Flickinger, Joseph Braley, Ruth smallness of a dollar the optimistwonders by co-ordinating the ideas in the Lockwood, Gilbert Newkirk, Grand at its possibilities. various home building books which Meadow Dale Stanton, Glenn Stanton, a're here in our office. This is a good time of year to make You may just want to remodel a Rose Creek Stanley Vaughn, a careful inspection of your roofs part of the house—a new porch or The boys and girls shown Lansing Kenneth Ziemer, Lynn Ziemer, and especially the kind covered with sun parlor. Whether you build anew (patent roofing. If you paint them in the accompanying picture Leonard Lewis, Waltham. or remodel, you will find our service occasionally you witl be surprised carried off most of the blue Poultry Club—Mamie Lillie, the best and our material without a .how your roof will last. We have a peer. ribbons at the Mower county Brownsdale Cecelia Falk Waltham stock of roofing paint suited for just fair last year. William Daily, Lorraine Horstman, such work. It contains a large percentage We recognize the necessity of different of asphalt and will put new With more entries and Ruth Gould, Helen Noyes, Dexter kinds of roofing for different life into your roof, and will not burre consequently a keener competition, Bernice Jensen, Norbeck Landdeck, purposes and carry a variety of the the felt like so many of the cheaper* prospects are bright Edith Lindell, Irene Schwartz, Beder best roofings in stock so we can advise materials on the market. our customers honestly. If you that the livestock showing of Wood, Bert Vasey, Rose Creek Mabel have a roof that needs covering, I Remember that any kind of machinery the boys and girls will draw Hahn, Harold Pollock Lansing Marion !8K#SSKMb!dSB» come in and we'll show you what we neglected becomes a liability instead more interest than usual. Bates, Russell Gorton, Leona think will give you the biggest value of an asset. A good machine :Sp5felsS^S In the picture: (upper left) Heidtke, Myron Julien, Alice Graves, for your money for the purpose you shed with a well lighted work rooni may need it. First Prize Junior Yearling Brownsdale Alvin Anderson, Edward in on end will surely make your machinery an asset. Let the Eclipse help? Grand Chimpion Baby Beef Anderson, Algy Slindee, Adams. In the big hay crop, the Pessimist' you plan it. at the 1921 county fair. Herbert Haugland (upper right) DEXTER jl yc J. J. CLEMENS Baby Beef won First Prize in Calf Class. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Budahn and son, PIECE OR A CAR LOAD j/ Goetsch (center left) First Edson, returned from Watertown, Prize Purebred Guernsey. DIAL 2047 Local Managejr Wis., Wednesday after spending a Stanley Hillier (center right) week there with relatives. They reported Grade Jersey, winning First a .fine trip. Prize at the 1921 county fair Mrs. T. K. Berwin and children returned and his Purebred Jersey. t-f ii v«r| from Spring Valley Thursday Viola Padelford (lower right) us fet te after spending a week's visit with First Prize and Grand Champion relatives here. R:M UNIVERSAL TRACTOR Purebred Shorthorn Miss Erma Noyes and Miss Pearl Heifer. Leighton Vermilyea McGinnis were Austin callers Friday. (lower left) First Prize Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bird, Miss' Purebred Yearling Holstein Grace Faber and daughters, Florence Henfer. and Martha, motored to Ames, Iowa, Saturday, to spend a few days with relatives. They expect to return on L&mi&i} Monday or Tuesday. Miss Leona Faubel of North Dakota is spending a few days at the Thos. Jacobson home. Percy Forbes of Grand Meadow has charge of the Lumber yard during Mack Bird's absence. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Conway and baby EXPECT SPLENDID and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Conway tham, Theodore Bohn, Glenn Hanson, DID YOU KNOW and baby motored from Mendota, Elkton Vernon Reynolds, Ward Subra, Wis., Wednesday and will spend Austin Clara Staples, Brownsdale. CLUB EXHIBITS a few days' with the boys' mother, 6 Mrs. Mary Conway. Purebred Beef Calf Club:—Roger FIRST FAIR WAS HELD? WHEN THE Cochran, Lansing Earl Pollock, Lansing "On the third of September, 1863, tary of the meeting." Officers were Boys and Girls of County The News job department is at Leonard Sayles, Austin. the board of county commissioners elected and a constitution and by-laws your service for printing of all kinds. Baby Beef Calf Club:—Lynn Ziemer, Will Vie for High published a call for the organizing' of adopted. Waltham Clifford Browning, a society of the farmers of the county. Honors. DONOVAN & GOSLEE Brownsdale Donald Aykens, Wilford "This society held its first fair on Agreeable to this notice a number Funeral Directors October 14 and 15, 1868. of prominent sitizens of the county and Embalmers MANY ARE ELIGIBLE met at the postoffice in Austin "The present society was organized •i* t! If A Day Calls—Phone 2188 September 22, 1863. The meeting was at a meeting of the Grange Counsel, TO SHOW ENTRIES Night Calls THOMAS A. CONLON called to order by Jones, upon held October when it was B. F. 1, 1874, T. W. Donovan—5514 whose motion J. Jones of Nevada found that the farming class was P. Department Will Be One of the Best H. A. Goslee—6637 township was elected chairman. B. anxious to organize an agricultural Motor and Carriage Service At Fair Grounds, Club Jones was elected secretary." society such as existed in many other F. Leader Declares. AUCTIONEER "A committee was appointed to, counties. After the usual prelimindraft a constitution which was adopt- aries, the farmers proceeded to ored, The livestock exhibit in the boys' Spcnccr Jordan and officers were elected. "This ganize a society by electing officers and girls' club department promises society held its first fair at the vil- both from within and without the to be.better th&n ever before this year, Low Price lage Lansing during the second Grange. The society was to be callweek of Funeral Director. according to F. L. Liebenstein, county DIAL 2156 FOR DATES October, It was an ac- ed the Mower County Agricultural of 1864. The Establishment of agent, who has been working with the Been Known Before knowledged success. Society, and its object was the pro- Service. Has Ever club members thruout the county. Second Society In 1868. motion of agriculture, horticultm'e, "While quite a number of the club "During the year the project and the mechanical arts. The society 1868 members have had hard luck with A No farm tractor ever offered more money value, organizing a second agricultural was incorporated March The of 31, 1875. their pigs this year, there will be a Dr. B. T. Johnson or more work value, than the Fordson Tractor society was agitated. On July 31, annual county fair is now held at good showing," Mr. Liebenstein said, 1868, a number of prominent citizens at this astounding new low price. Austin, and the livestock exhibits at DENTIST "It will be of interest to every father, met at the brick school house in Austin. the fairs exceeds that of any. other mother, sister, and brother of No farm power unit you can possibly buy will Office over Wold Drug Store. J. L. Davidson was chosen chairman, county fair in the state.—History of these boys to be on hand when their DIAL 2603 do more for so little—and no farm, regardless of and Lymann A. Sherwood secre- Mower County. livestock is judged. There promises to a Fordson size or location can afford be without to be very keen rivalry in the different GRAND MEADOW Tractor. departments. Many of the livestock A WIDER SERVICE. HOMMEL ELECTRIC breeders showing in the open Place your order now—there is no time for delay or In availing itself of every opportunity classes will find that they must sit The picnic at the Masonic Park, CO. comparison. Price alone makes your choice the Fordson. to increase its serjfice up and take notice when the entries Northeast of Spring Valley of the After that, performance will prove to you, as it has to to the people of Mower 203 NORTH MAIN STREET Eastern Austin circuit of the Norwegian from the boys' and girls' club department 170,000 owners, that this light, compact Fordson is the for Expert Electrician founty, The Mower County Lutheran church was well attended make their appearance in most efficient power plant ever hitched to a farm tooL DIAL 26 79 News is making a special subscription and a very interesting program the open class show." Let vis prove it to you. Write, call or phone today. offer to every person was given by the young people Following is the list of boys and The electrical system on your car in Mower county. girls of Mower county who are eligible of Grand Meadow and Rose Creek. can be repaired right here in Austin. This subscription offer is made AUSTIN AUTO COMPANY to show their club entries at the Much praise must be given Rev. Jahren Why go farther? only during the four days of W. R. EARL for his work. fair: Dnhrerstiy of Southern the Mower county fair, August -rfif1 Minn. Dairy Calf Clubs—(First Year)— Mr. and Mrs. S. Conroy left Saturday FUNERAL DIRECTOR AUSTIN, MINN. I'J- 22, 23, 24, 25. morning for Madison, Wis., where Ambert Haugland, Harold Boeff, Business Residence If you are a resident of Mower PHONE 6743. Mr. Conry will act as gate keeper Leighton Vermilyea, Dexter James Phone 2512 Phone 2213 county and are interested in AUSTIN, MINN. Malcomson, LeRoy Ralph Browning, at the state fair. Charles Martin is the type of news, advertising, in charge of the store during Mr. Brownsdale Everett Helgeson. Olga oyaj^lTioN and community service that Hovda, Joseph Braley, Robert Hill, Conry's absence. The News renders, you should Mr. and Mrs. Albert Finbratten Grand Meadow Violet Bragg, Laurence J. F. FAIRBANKS not fail to avail yourself of this Bud Bright'S Brainstorms and son of Galva, 111., are here visiting Studer, Phaone Hibbs, James opportunity to secure a year's Hibbs, Austin. Second Year: Norman friends and relatives. subscription for nearly half Arens, Martin Hanna, Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen, north price. We are manufacturers of Richardson, Everett Rugg, Albert of town, are the proud parents of a See our advertisement on Rugg, Austin Gertrude Gleason, Lansing Dealer In baby boy. and Dealers in page 2 for full particulars. Harvey Goetsch, Stanley Hillier, The Methodist Ladies' Aid at Ralph HARNESS COAL, WOOD, LIME, Hoppins was very well attended. Brownsdale Alva Larson, Rose Creek Lloyd Vermilyea, Lewell Vermilyea, Miss Gladys Conlon of Austin is CEMENT, SEWER PIPE, Real Estate Transfers -Dexter Carl Kehret, DeLloyd spending a few days with her uncle BRICK AND WALL Malcolmson, Le Roy. and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Conlon. Quality Harness Sow and Litter Contest: Sylvia Shows two nerves issuing from Deeds. PLASTER. thevertebrae of the .spinal column Little Marie Tommerson had the Clarence W. Rosenthal et ux Warrington, Donald Rugg, Cedric AT ECONOMY PRICES. Nal is in its liormaL condition, misfortune of falling from an apple to Anna M. Jones, 2 11 Warrington, Austin Loren Faber, giving health and vig"or tree and breaking her arm. Jesse Root, Irvin Sprung, Leighton to that portion of the body it Woodlawn Park Add'n. ... $4250.00 Office 301 East Bridge St. SHOES serves. Ludwig Everson of Austin came Vermilyea, Lloyd Vermilyea, Dexter Cly^e Gilchrist to M. E. Lady, No.2. cannot perform its down to join Thos. A. Conlin's picnic Everett Neis, Elmer Neis, Sargeant 123 acres in 13-103-16 also mission, being pinched by a Phone: 3|ain 32 party at the Masonic park northeast Carl Johnson, Harold Cummings, Lansing 4 60-100 acres in S. E. displaced vertebra^. It is For Men, Women and this impairment of nerve of Spring Valley Sunday. Emmett Scott, Harold Scott, 13-103-16 1.00 Austin,inn. function.that is the cau5e of Children Mr. Buttoff, east of town threshed Elkton Gilbert Garbisch, Waltham, Anton Schneider to Marth nearly every -form at disease a piece of oats that yielded 82 Vz bushels Leonard Anderson, Herbert Hunt, Mullenbach, S. W. N. W. CHIROPRACTIC Earl Lindell, Wilton Meyers, Rose per acre. J/4 34-101 N-16W 15.00 quickly corrects such Impairment, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Myhre, son, Margaret Reilly to Peter J. Creek Willard Lille, brownsdale Come in today and try 'em on POOL HALL without drugs or I Elton, and Andrew Myhre returned Reilly, Undivided E. 18 fe. Harold Thompson, Dexter. instrument, restoring the Friday from their outing of several Lots 3-4 & 5 B. 2 Parker & Single.Pig Club:—Leo Schroeder, body to a healthy condition. AND ,. days at Cedar Lake at Faribault. Brown Add. .... 1.00 Grand Meadow Ercell Anderson, Wilbur LUNCH COUNTER I John Nelsen' and family motored Quit Claim. Blom, Dale Scranton, Glenn Stranton, JenserhPhiffer DR. R. NELSON here from Waukon, and are spending Jno. G. Cchroeder et al to A. Wayne Stanton, Rudolph Blom, at Chester, Iowa. Only 4 a few days' visiting relatives and Thornbull et ux., W 12 Rds. Rose Creek Vivian Cochran, Gertrude Company one in town. Must sell by CHIROPRACTOR Time and Tide wait for friends. of out-lot 22-26-104-14 1.00 Gleason, Thomas Gleason, Roy August 20. Thos. A. Conlon made a business no man, because they Voigt, Eugene Summy, Lansing LEWIS feUILDING trip to Austin Thursday. When you have your printing done Hilda Olson, Beatrice Viste, Adams couldn't do it and main* East of Court Honse ,i A. R. PETERSON AUSTIN, MINN. at The News, you combine three essentials—quality, Harold Holmes, Spring Valley Edward tain a regular schedule. 4v Austin, Minn. reasonable price, Kramer, Beryl Vermilyea, Leo Advertisements in The News reach plpgll Chester, Iowa. jy^ Office Telephone Dial 2277 V. and speed.-_^ the consumer. Lady, Dexter Marvin Ziemer, Wal­ Residence "rSsSfe:sL Dial 7122 mssm 991