sspan 11* ^^"y'l'i^^-1J /j^'I'^i I ^".V" J^'S' 7 .- ff~" S *v 1 *«?*,*- jPage Fouri Nov. 6,1822. Monday, MOWER COUNTY NEWS, ATJSTIN, MINN. ?.** Slower -wNews County without paying a huge tax into the lary despite the frantic opposition New Business Block.—Albert Lea DO YOU KNOW East William and Newton «treets? of the Socialists.—Bemidji Sentinel. federal coffers. "We hope that their will have a new business block which Published every Monday and Thursday, just southwest of the postoffice. Early will be built early next spring. Dr. at Austin, Minnesota. punishment will be severe enough to next spring Dr. Palmer contemplates I-1? Mower County Also. /Ju W. L. Palmer of that city has purchased induce any other possible get-richquick the erection of a modern medicaL Northwestern Advertising Repreaentatives: The election is near at hand, and the ground at the corner of WHEN FARMING BEGAN IN MU$4 building. $} Lake and Leech Lake. A letter written aspirants to allow their fellow Minnesota Select List, 215 the voters are to select a Judge for NESOTA? by George Henry Monk on April South Street, Minneapolis Sixth men to purchase tickets for what district, as ?09 Exchange Bank, St. Paul. this Judge Meigllen has 1 Who was the pioneer farmer of 18, 1807, describes his trip up the they are really worth and no m+re- 0KEH RECORDS I declined to stand for a re-election. Minnesota? Joseph R. Brown has St. Louis river to Sandy Lake and gfr ROE & PRESTON, Publishers. AGES OP PRESIDENTS. beyond to Leach lake. With reference Hon. R. J. Parker of this city is a been given the credit some refugees to the Northwest comp'any post President Harding will be 57 years f. JC. PRESTON Editor-Manager candidate for the position and has from the Selkirk colony in the on Sandy^ Lake, Monk writes "There old Thursday. He will be the same Ju W. MARSHALL City Editor Red River valley by others j^but a the warrjk ^ujiport^o^ eje|y^ attorney 55c & areHwo horses, a cow, a bull, and a age as Washington, Madison, Jefferson member gf theSjitafif ofSthe ^nnesoT in tlie ^district. J# JPjiU stui .few pigs with the manure of these •/.. i-.vvi.J-: fin Tear. In advance ......... and J. O. Adams were at thS^ime ta^^jftoriiSkl -s^ciet^j *nim$l*':&rg'arden of 3 acres of pure Six dent of law all his life, and today| Mooths •. jt ft* ayerage ol(t^ma*uscripts 6f their inauguration* The in. this, library of. Mc-.. sand cultivated,, ^wl^h^pio&uces has no superioriprv all questions of? hge at which presidents .? |ool^ pmce Gi^ University^ Montreal, has f«un^ Entered as Second Class Matter at habou^^^ bushels pbtj^fes.''y„ $wwel1 ball Including the Latest Releases $ the Poet office at Austin, Minn., under Was 55 years and the average period that the' creg$: belofgs to none W Ha'^rtso writes, th^ there was a anced and fair in his treatment of all) the act of March 3, 1879. these. Take Some Home and Try Them Thete. ji»f their lives after that was fifteen laYge establishment at t^ech Lake. legal-cases. He has practically no' As' early.- as 1807*^five-years before years. Five acres were? under cultivation, opposition for the position, but it records are hits for a short time only, ~*New WHV the founding of SellciVjc*8 colony, and Of the twenty-five presidents of which produced 1000 bushels of potatoes, should be the pride of this community and are soon replaced by other new ones, If 1 before twelve Jpseph & Brown set the,United States who.have died, only and 30 bushels: of oats, cabbages, to give him a big complimentary xi. This price will enable everyone to enjoy all Republican Ticket twelve reached the' age allotted foot on Minnesota ground, farining carrots, beets, beans, pumpkins, vote.—Spring Valley Mercury. the new Records while they are still new. to a man by the psalmist. Only one, on a fairly large scale was being carried General Election, Tues. Nov. 7. and Indian corn.—Minnesota oh at fUr-tradi^g frosts on Sandy John Adams, reached four-score and Historical Society. OUR SONORA ROOM He Still Is. U1 S. Senator ten and no President since John Senator LaFoliette has been in FRANK B. KELLOGG Is a newly decorated, cozy room and an ideal place to Quincy Adams has lived to be 80 Governor North Dakota proving that he was hear records. We invite you to spend an evening with years old. The three oldest Presidents iiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiilililiUliuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimimii J. A. O. PREUS the Kaiser's best friend in the*U. Sduring us. were the immediate successors Lieutenant Governor FLOWER GIRLS, BRIDESMAIDS the war. The point is conceeded.—Minneapolis LOUIS L. COLLINS of Washington. JOHNSON DRUG CO. Journal. AND MATRONS OF HONOR Secretary of State But, in a.way, the Psalmist scores MIKE HOLM after all, for the average of the State Auditor IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII presidents has been 70 years. The WELL, DID YOU RAY P. CHASE AUSTIN, MINN. East Side first Harrison was the oldest to be State Treasurer EVER?— elected president, and the most brief HENRY RINES Don't Forget We And Handle Papers and Magazines in service. He -was 68 years old at Attorney General Expensive Prisoner. the time of his inauguration. Theodore CLIFFORD L. HILTON Seven feet four inches in his stocking R. R. Roosevelt, at 42 years old, was & Warehouse Commission feet and built in proportion"Cowboy IVAN BOWEN the youngest to. enter the White Slim" Griffen, arrested on Clerk of Supreme Court House. Of the five who died younger a charge of automobile theft, proved FOR BAKING I GRACE F. KAERCHER than he, three were victims of assassins.—Pioneer a problem for the police. "Slim" unthinkingly Justice Supreme Court Press. JAMES H. QUINN lay down, and his No. 12 SATISFACTION Without Party Designation shoes knocked six steey slats out of On Saturday and thruout the Endorsed by Republican Convention. the cell wall.—News Item. month every man, woman and child Now some reformer will start agitating Congressman in the county will be given an opportunity Sure Results and Economy, Use for a law which will exempt SIDNEY ANDERSON of joining the American $ed seven footers from arrest. Cross Society, that greatest of all Hormels Quality Flour organizations of mercy. To be a Such Is Life. Governor Blaine, in his talk at the member, to wear the Red Cross button, A Dallas laborer fell ten stories courthouse yesterday, made frequent to display a Red Cross membership (Fancy Patent) and, landing in a wheelbarrow full card is an opportunity to show references to the fact "they would of mortar, came off unhurt. The Hit a Christian spirit-to show that one have put us in jail if we had saidthat Hormel's QUALITY Flour is a next man will .step carelesssly off of possesses at least a little spark of during the war." It's the first a lower step and fatally sprain himself.—Minneapolis Uuman kindness. The veryfoundation Mower County product, made in 49 LBS Journal. we knew that the governor's p^jty i^tray SACK' GUARANTtLO of the Red Crosses kindness, had left anything unsaid during Austin of the best grade of spring a desire to relieve suffering. On One a Year for JJs. ginally begun to alleviate suffering those troublous days when most of wheat. New York now boasts of a record in warfare it has extended ^ndea^ us were doing all we could to help of two murders a day. But Chicago •2* Yon vors to include all relief work. answers, that her murders though The price is no higher than oth- the government! They did have a read of any disaster, and you also fewer-are of the better type. Pio few worse things to say after all* read that the Red Cross has appear er high-grade flours, but the quali- We should never have believed it, neer Press- the scene and is doing all possible mam TANCY PATENT FLOUR to aid the sufferers. "Red Crosj ty is always there. Our inspection- .fiORMEL MILLING CO, Tomorrow is one day in which every Here Too. duty never ends. Before one task is I AUSTIN, MINN- one has a right to express himself. There appears to be more interest finished another awaits." Aren you service makes this certain. HCBMUS QUALITY- The expression is made with shown in the campaign of Andy Gump gad' to do your llttle a string of "X" marks written with than in the state and county elections. a little pencil on a little piece of paper to and lay Bemidji Sentinel. Your Grocer Can Supply You Now containing a long list of names. ourselves open to the cha^e that I When all of these "expressions" are forget when we were boys. Hallow Ask Him For It A KODAK ON THE written and counted we learn which 'pvf that glorious institution which HIGHWAY candidates received the most expressions salfone to get all the dev,ltry In Hormel's QUALITY Flour you get: BEAUTIFUL .iuiior in ivse-colored georgette, with sheer materials, in pas­ of faith and wil .consequently 5Trf his system, was meant fox tel colorings, conspire with the matching footwear and beige hat faced hold the reins until the next election. About the time that the young fellow nnf for high crimes and Quality of the best, A with rose color. Her bouquet was of styles to make this year's wedding pranks and not 8 Webster And the country keeps moving merrily thinks that he is a hard nut, garden flowers in several colors. All procession a thing of beauty. They Absolute Guarantee. misdemeanors. .A pra"K' ,, along. along comes someone with a cracker. lead off with georgette and crepe de the other maids took their cue from Perfect Service. Job was a patient man—but he never chine, followed by organdie nets and her, except that their color was Sr Good people in this county have Reasonable Price. ran a nail in a fropt tire just as turquoise. Tlmr frocks had square laces and are attended "by silver cloth been wasting a lot of sympathy about necks and elbow sieeves. he was backing out of the garage. that adds a fascinating shimmer of the supposed inability of Germany to I TRY A SACK TODAY YOU'LL BE PLEASED light to the enchantment of color. In an organdie-clad cortege, also They say that beauty is only skin taUndrf to do^ bodily pay reparations. The country can With such means at hand every bride three colors were used—yellow, rose deep, but why rub it in? Hormel [Milling Co. may arrange a delightful background and pale green—in bouffant frocks not possibly pay, we are told. But What has become of the old fashioned trimmed with rose to match, made of that will make her own white shine their former Kaiser, responsible in lad who used to whistle "White a rirank and therefore are organdie and silver cloth. Long sashes like a star set in an evening sky., no small degree, for the condition of Wings Never Grow Weary"? of silver ribbon slipped through rhe T'Sin the spirit of. HaWen. This has been demonstrated in twft "Millers of Quality Flour" Germany, is to be the recipient You can never tell, perhaps the recent wedding processions presented brims of large white lace hats, wCre We have learned of none of the lat of an 800,000,000 mark wedding gift. fellow with the silk shirt really has by great authorities on dress. Imagine adorned with organdie roses to match t»r depredations being committal •*5? ^4 ft*. That amount in the present rate of one of them in which the matron of the frocks, and larger roses were posed money. £.5bP »d this has no -al !oca exchange is less than $400,000 in our a honor was clad in orchid georgette embroidered about the brims. The fellow who thinks he's a bird bearing-. We have heard of in crystal beads of the same money but $400,000 would go a long usually has trouble lighting on a cities where real wrongs weie com PARK color, together with pearl beads. Widebrimmed way toward raising installments on THEATRE good job. fitted and it is of these we are wr,t hat, satin slippers and silk •the reparations. 'It's just an illustration At any rate you can't deny the stockings, all in orchid color, were fittingly ing. of the difference between the fact that the telephone girl tries to finished by a bouquet of orchids. will to do and the inability to do. The have good connections. Following her came the maid of ttrniGMT (Y VCTWN NIVKAtt* UNlMi AUSTIN German people desire to raise a large About the only ring some fellows sum for a gift to their own worst will ever give a girl is over the enemy but they are unable to pay phone. Fressv their just debts. Health Hint: Never interfere in a TUESDAY, NOV. 7th family quarrel. A monstrous crowd was on hand Son, emulate the camel, and get a in the court house yesterday afternoon Our Junior Senator. hump on yourself! for the Farmer-Labor rally. A Transcontinental Tour of the While his political opponents were It's a long lane that has no garage. vast portion of the crowd was present chasing each other over the state and World's Greatest Laughing Hit due solely to the fact that the misrepresenting Frank B. Kellogg, he A buzzard fattens on carrion, and hand bilxs announcing the rally had was busy in Washing-ton securing some men thrive on the misfortunes YOU'LL carried a statement that possibly Sen a supply of coal for the people of of their fellows. ator LaFoliette would appear. Many Minnesota. When he learned of the Even a blind man can see an auto ENJOY IT! 1 came solely to hear the rambling shortage of cars for hauling to market speeders finish. rantings of the rampant Robert. the grain and potatoes the farmers The reason why most towns have" u/t C.S UuQTIG ?/v They were disappointed in not being had to sell, he burned the wires A I MGSSQ9 5WUB&QT b'WUbfcUT jjgff'7' /A. suspended with. the curfew beil is able to hear Buncombe Bob as he telling the Interstate Commerce because it awakened most everyone. was entertaining auditors with his Commission to hurry up the necessary When it comes to dividing the pie, SPECIAL SALE ON famous blusterings and vituperations freight cars. Orders have been the small boy wishes that fractions elsewhere in the state. At that we DE'AR.MAID. issued to send 50,000 cars to the had never been invented. believe Gov. Blaine!s long discourse, Northwest, the railroads report they A child that is terribly deficient in tho less vitrolic, was more closely are now coming along at a reasonable brain power was bofn recently in allied to the facts than any the noisy rate. Frank is a man .who ELECTRIC IRONS North Dakbta. The fond parents senator from Wisconsin is capable of works, and in this campaign he has hope to make a politician of him. giving. ?$3.75 said no unkind word against Mrs. Even when the sunshine of prosperity 'TlCWOLQkl [P Olesen or Dr. Shipstead. -Those who is with us, there are many It does our hearts good to read of have heard the latter two know their who seek the shade. the wholesale arrests of ticket scalpers principal harrangues have been misrepresentations And it's ialso a wise man who in the twin cities last week. These of Kellogg. When knows his own umbrella., Regular jWlue^$5.50 men were endeavoring to get rich off you come to vote it should not be a A lot of girls who are too tired to •X of the great numbers of persons who difficult matter to decide whether you help Ma with the dishes can waltz These Lpis are absol^Bly gy^a^teedijan^only desired to see the Minnesota-Wisconsin want to support a man who gets results, ten miles and complain because the s«tt game, and "who were unfortunately or to irote for ^a rfib t#jjcipr, or slge party broke up so early. by buying quantiti^c^i we sell thej^^ this low t* 1 0 ij'g jjnable to purchase seats before $J one who is a crape hanger.—St. Cloud a price. t& tickets got into the hands of the journal-Press. Ma to Wm»e—"WilKe, did scalpers. Having gained posses* yen Btudy in school today?" GET YOURS WITHOUT DELAY 6 Moath8 At the LaS "'.m aibn of these tickets the scalpers proceeded Need of State Police. Willie—"We bad two films of history •^J|. We Han VfliMed Number and They Win Go Fait. to place them on the market The series of holdups^ hank robberies and one reel of geographies."— at such modest prices ajB from $10 and crimes that are being committed At&nta Constitution. AUSTIN aECIWC SUPPLY CO. Seats Now SeUing^P)rk»C50c to $2.06 1 'IH: -tr |20 for ordinary $2 s®*ts. The thruout the state illustrate W scalpers have bumped up against- a forcibly each week the necessity of an Tlie trouble is that when you try to Election federal law which contains some very organized bo^y of peace officers td climb the Ladder of Fame you find St. MiM. sh^p remarks concerning the sale bring the culprits to justice. that the whole world has greased the i' a &M' of'tfckete afeofc their regular prices, can best be done by state eonstabu- is- ^JiV* .1 'j '.-J iff. i'c"' f-r*: s'-'r mm®'