Mower County news (Austin, Minn.) 1920-1947
March 29, 1923 · Page 10 of 12
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COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MOWER MINN. Page Eleven 29,1923 Mar. Thursday, *H4***** ***** PUREBRED SIRES Mrs. August Siegfried, school this week with Mrs. Lewis The Blue Ribbon club had Mr. and Mrs. candy spent a v RED ROCK * Henry the home Fett and children. Mr. in District No. pull of and 41. Edythe Anderson, at Rural Schools Our Ccorge Thursday Mrs. Beneke children evening. and and Ice Gainey returned Miss Kathryn cream *9 to *r SELL RAPIDLY Mr. and cake and Mrs. Harold Green. served. Miss Anna Risius Sun.lay after spending Wednesday were at her home spent The following The eighth class of grade boys and girls home. She ten returned Austin, the Earl with was confirmed to the w-eeks two past on the Busy Schools From of Mower of Interest Items Sunday, March had the sehoolhouse 25, in the Buffalo Fridayevening. Monday. party at taking a Rolfson family. She is care Lutheran church by the Rev. Ice F. and cake Obtained From County Superintendent cream baby. County of Mrs. Rolfson and were Miss Lela Johnson from Far returned Supply So Cannot as C. F. C. Mulius: Leonard served refreshments. Beckman, as Redwood | Falls, Saturday spend her to Mrs. Elizabeth Horstman- The the Great Marvin Beneke, Leonard high school Fill Wendori? boys had meeting Program. Commencement a vacation ! the home of her at parents, Hareid and Beckman, Arma Smeling, in which they' decided have to started its Columbus High has Mr. and Mrs. C. U. .Johnson. commencement Demand. Edna Fett, Beata Matter, both Minnie track and baseball Tney Fifteen will be team. affairs. a Nels ! Olson Austin, Tuesday. was m Reinke, Isabell hope Baumgartner do remarkable this and work Last week the to this graduated year. Richard Weiland *and Florence Buck. spring. their graduates read purebred than sires high More 30 have WISE? JUST and 60 feet long contains how essays. Theda, 1 returned Monday from Britt, The basketball 1922-23 team in the is been sold far Mow'er County of ? cords wood What is it so la., where they many attended the funeral planning its by to perpecuate F. L. Liebenstein, memory campaign, worth $9 cord ? at county of Mr. Wei land’s nephew. a ANSWER THESE taking trip visit Mr. Anderson to announced today. a He said agent, BENNINGTON VIOLIN Albert PLAY Rugg home from Minneapolis A delivered 1,850 pounds of came man and having their picture taken. Alfred bad spite of the weather and that in Saturday by milk evening where he Lessons the It Private tested 3.8 to creamery. thinks advisable Peterson it to roads the campaign making heavy was has been student the Agricultural butterfat. at How much did he cent Appointment a per Clarence Christopherson Mrs. have individual pictures taken instead went headway. excellent school. recive if he paid CBc pound for were Mackey a U. L- Some Questions In Recent Grand Meadow, Friday, visit Mrs. to to of tkFect, he is regular Decause Shorthorn breed The group to seems predominate Mrs. William Rugg and the butterfat ? Everett, son, Mr. Mrs. Will her and Pvburn. parents. Phone 7162 afraid that the general the calls in for purebred appearance Diploma attended the show Saturday. A watering trough is 8 feet long, auto will detract from his sires. of group Miss High» Condo of the inches Austin 15 wide and 12 inches deep. County Apparently Mower breeders Exams. ' that beauty'. He Julia Jonnson Lohrville, Miss suggests to went supe”. - How gallons will it hold sires of many have serviceable do containing not meny picture taken first. he have his visit her la., last Saturday to TVs gallons cubic foot? to quality for and sale a age proper as few weeks. sister for a have nearly enough been A listed owning of mill, much % If think know not man a saw you you as his home Glenn Roberts returned to Sargeant Schools. agent’s office the sold county to 2-3 of at what he owned for $1,600. the supply not WHAT OUR REPUTATION MEANS may as average person, you Friday, after spending in Minneapolis, before demand the the is enjoying Room 1 is of county set What the value of the mill new eighth a know the much was saw average as as Roberts few the Albert days This that at covered. sires will records. Five brought by Frances means a that rate? were tried at News The grade pupil. man have be shipped into the home. to Primarily it that county Harold Nauman and four by Otte. means we feet long, feet A coal bin is 9 Grade Eight of the answering some from outside hers. have the from this vicinity satisfied majority few Quite attended vast a feet deep. What will wide and it 5 and questions the 500 youngsters more placed Every sire must of Again it pass Married customers. a the “A Poor play, our outside Several pupils from schools it with hard coal $17.50 fill quiz, at cost in the to jft 1 * had and state inspection to rigid only must answer is impetus in efforts not to : our the Sorenson an in which given Man’’ - visited Room I Room II was and from allowing cubic feet for 35 through. and if he ton, be of good size but he doubts showgood and got a type a keep rendering satisfactory on' Saturday evening. school, Friday. Thursday and quality and ton? condition. in elementary questions radiator repairs because the Here are we Johnson's Hans auction sale The at lesson drawing Room II had Practically only three townships certain school has keep A savings acquired no want citizenship: to our reputation a attended. largely farm have been covered in the of the because Friday afternoon was now.—high where it is movement bank January' 1922, of 1, account on elections general Who vote at may of Osage, la., thus far if the Roberts road conditions E. A. came above al’ competition. so examination. improve state $612, and makes deposit of $lB a on How does become in Minnesota ? there will be one little difficulty O. Roberts home. the A. visit at has people to Dutch of the The study the of this April 1922. Find 1, amount intelligent voter? placing purebred in 190 sires in Mower SMITH C* an Monday. the little of interest been to July interest great savings 1922, 1, account on County. the United home for returned Why is Haugen has it Melvin weeks. necessary the during people past two being 4 cent. have been held TIN Meetings per Lyle, at immigration? he has been restrictions States place where Chicago from to roads the on bad cold and the Due to The spelling sharks have Rose Creek, Lansing and Adams. may MITH become How does foreigner winter. the working school past a will class primary start not Meetings sceduled for list picking Le Roy found the following are easy elected ? citizen of the United States officials following The were a Vacation. March Brownsdale 21 and March until after Easter 28. the pupils did: but all of not appearance, Otto election: is American interested Why annual the true town every absent fron has been at Otte Harold committed, previous, deliver, SIIEEi METAL WORKERS and naturalization Milkrd and Americanization F. in the N. chairman; Kohn, sick the He all week. school handkerchief, resistance, was relieve, Dial W. 7400 126 Mill St. assurance, 1 WALTHAM ! - C. L. of foreigners who supervisors; Larson, L. C. come week. of the first extremely, bathe, Austin. Minn. veteran, this live? Explain the Keenan, E. C. to to country Christenson, been have assessor; birds spring Several offense, seen maintain, exhaustion, screen, Roberts. left V. difference between citizen and Will Swinhke for Plymouth. A. road Overseer, a a is keeping treasurer; I Room the pupils. by cylinder, a original, usually, authority, Wis., Thursday attend the funeral to voter. The birds of all seize, record name dissatisfied, disgust, seen. solemn, with Gust Select of the his nephew. Baumgartner family have of and government Chance Dan movedto child one bird, of the the the of conscious. name cholera, township, by familiar, the occupied which is helping with work during his formerly farm the are you and the date it first from the who are questions following The sees city George school district, village, absence Mr. and Mrs. Fett, Randall. Theodore or county record. the might history American put elementary on IF YOUR FORD NEEDS REPAIRING the officers, concerning Marcus Ostrander and write Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Knuth and opened in will be A store attendance perfect having new Those twice: think made have one their of office. their duties, family, Clarence Melde Ernest the building term and April 2, in about Wayne I—Doris Anderson, Room the settlement of three Give are: causes construction and maintenance the What road Fett Sunday George Fett Brothers. by Bly spent at vacated Wesley Grimm, Kenneth 1850. 1800 and Eurns, between West cf the used in Minnesota, plans home. are Nauman Frances Heydt, Olive frontier GENUINE the Grimm, assured of FORD life briefly how Tell upon you are highways ? What the Torke of Austin is improve Arnold spending state to results. brings Advertising ll— News Room Nauman; James and settlers. early the affected this PARTS, Good Job, funds do and Quick the is the of to several days with his grandparents, source with attendance perfect in a baggers? pupils all the Who carpet were work ? Mrs. J. N. Weurtz. Mr. and tardiness. Ku of of the but the nature What case one was employed in methods What The Rev. and Mrs. A. G. Webbeking your are the what and Kiux Klan manner Ser was at of supply V family and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Meyer | to water, | secure pure a ASSOCIATION ICC, TESTING following immediately MONTHLY operation Austin its of wholesale of milk and supply Saturday. in Austin, pure REPORTS a were war? Civil the What the relation recreations. is George Beneke and Arnold Meyer COMPANY AUSTIN AUTO 405 ! C. Meister reports E. cows CHAUTUAQUA following of the each how Tell £ health? things of these with driving touring February to in testing average an car. new are a Anthony, B. Susan distinction: achieved pounds and 27 which lbs. milk activities 717 Name five of Mrs. Edd Beneke Mr. and entertained community a Samuel Washington, T. Booker * June 16 22,1923. had high X to Farms Lea fat. Clover co-operative of do in the following families Sunday way, a may Carnegie, Andrew Gompers, B. and 2,382 fat lbs. of with 77.2 •+1 three citizens. Name help its cow for dinner. T- to ways G. Herbert Goethals, W. 40 G. Col. produced milk. 70 1 n>llllllllllit 11111 lbs. over cows community- help which Mrs. B. Beneke, Mr. and in Mr. and your you can averaged herds while 19 Hoover. of fat lbs. World for the of fat of tl|e pounds results than 25 five better State charactersitics which five Name you Vermilyea and Gleason The month. War. citizen. Name good think essential in highest the a made of herd 2A paragraph cows word fifty on Write a citizen habits which with health month five the for every of Election per cow average following: of the one This advertisement lbs. milk. donated Boy Seouts 1,300 to by the practice. and of request should fat movement large fraternal societies withheld by lbs. whose is 41.3 one = name strike. == - railroad and the 1920 recent received silage and herds the 26 school grounds of How the 24 may Meister hay. Mr. legume and 16 reports beautiful and be made building THE ROTARY more CLUB OF AUSTIN After all breeds Vacations of bulls purebred wiat do In attracice? courts wrnvs holstein purebred and for sale some welfare of the contribute the to Week people? Examination demand Presents there is heifers while a Two unprofitable Holstein grade for cows. fashioned plain, old And for culled as out. cows were school rural for problems here the The Easter arithmetic, 279 recess Brownell G. reports are T. cows “1923 REVUE” week. But this effective lbs solve: of 708 had pupils the to tested with youngsters was average an for the county fat. 29 vacation lbs. of 27 his house against of milk and farmer insures it cows A no was the of fat and 14 lbs. grading of 40 made The superintendent. fire for $3,600 by damage over at annual an of fat lbs. 25 made the herds per examination over against of and 3-4 was state papers rate cent per with high Kuhle had A. cow office the and cow. the day What of was for order loss by tornado *4 cent. per H. lbs. milk lbs. fat and 1,674 60.26 Schools with the high total premium? piled is his papers. Guernseys herd of 13 Brownell’s R. MONDAY and TUESDAY Monday. the will mills, The is 4.23 state tax rate re-open fat lbs. 35.79 list with headed the the 12.4 18.16 mills, town tax county milk and ibs. 739 cow. per APRIL 2nd NOTES school mills. SCHOOL mills and the 21.2 HIGH tax LYLE and 3rd this taxable of farm is Seniors) of the (By If property News from all sections items a The News. by begin Wednesday wanted holidays tax? territory what is the annual $19,750, The Easter are the following until of silage be continue Hove and tons can many silo 10 feet in diameter stored in TO TAX PAYERS. Tuesday. NOTICE a Wednesday for planned and feet high, if the 35 The average program postponed weight cubic foot is lbs.? been 40 has evening until per Legislature of Minnesota The State PARK THEATRE, Austin avoid How much income will in order April 4, to that conflict providing a has passed a man receive act an be semi-annually which from investment services Taxes payable with to Personal Property are are an shall become in the 1923 not of SI,SOO Liberty bonds? churches. in 4H in several held or year April be deemed delinquent until Ist. For the Benefit of the given What the of Third Liberty cost Spelling contests to was were a penalty will 1923. A ten cent per Loan bond for week November people last and, SSOO high school the on Pay be April 1923. added Ist, your BOY SCOUTS when both SUMMER 25. such bonds of averaging sell- result CAMP tests, were a as early help in work, taxes to our us the ing for 98.36? for class will be formed special a C. and avoid penalty. C. Terry, A pile of Websters. wood feet wide, 4 feet of future 4 benefit seventeen County Treasurer. Produced by Local Talent Under Direction of E. Cory. Ray A High Class Diversified Program In Acts Five ■id SOMETHING NOVELTIES AN APPEAL DIFFERENT GALORE TO ALL ACT I—MUSICAL SKETCH ACT IV—SYNCOPATION PLUS + Personnel + 4* A high class musical offering by Margaret Z. X X E RAY CORY, Producer and Director Beaulieu. Music * composed by herself and words by ❖ Miss Peggy - X Baum Dancing * Interpretive Rose Marx. * * J * Edward Crane £ Trombone I.—" Roses of Picardy.” + £ Kenneth Richardson Saxophone * 2. Pianologue. 4. — 2 Luther Xoss .... Pianist f 3.—“ Friend of Mine-.” * . * George Bucki Saxophone n X X Lynn Fairbanks Drums ACT lI—REVERIES X f % *> .< novelty A sketch arranged and directed by 1 “Ballet Egyptian” ♦ A ❖ - £ X X Pauline Hayes, instructor dramatic in in Austin and Miss Peggy Ba Orchestra art itn * High School. feature A of this will ♦ 2.—“ be the *> Some of These Days” Orchestra Novelty ♦ act ap- X X X % of Miss Hayes in original 3.—Piano Solo—Selected Luther Noss pearance an gown worn by Geraldine f Farrar in her eminent “La —“La Paloma”—Spanish 4. Dance ❖ * success «*• _ X X Tosc-a,” from celebrated £ secured St. Paul Costume Miss Peggy Baum * Orchestra and a X % house. Violin . Solo and Novelties E. Ray * Cory t 4> * An Old Favorite—Violin. *:• (a) 4» Cast of Characters X (b) Musical Saw. Thomas . Armstrong Wallace X X Toilifson “What 4» (c) Is It?” + * Cornelius Van Tuyl Graham Kenaston * * 6.—“Blue”—Finale f theifest . X .. £ * Marguerite Caval.uni Pauline X Hayes Miss Peggy Baum and Orchestra of Ji * for * 20 * years. Costumes furnished < by Osman Shrine Temple, * ACT lII—DARK CLOUDS X % St. Paul; piano by A. W. Biuhm Music Store.) Presented by cold * weather. DAIGNEAU DAIGNEAU and ACT V—MAKING BOTH ENDS MEET * (Ralph) X (Don) Tom Cutland in Roman * Contortion act. a % Neither Melodramatic Tragic (Formerly of Ringiing Brothers’ Circus). nor + * * Fence. meric I an f* t TICKETS ON SALE X ADMISSION X PRICES Steel 4 Wire ! | f MAILORDERS J £ $1.00,75c, 50c (plus tax) All Drug Stores ft * I Williams* f Ci??ar Store Overture 8:15 Curtain | * 8:25 Sent + Can Be To •> 4> Any Boy Seoul \o ?fr° Seated After ius Park heatre X i a For Solo £iy * t* * X Park Theatre ' Arises Until End * of First Act Glidden X Red Top DECKER BROTHERS t t * + * * + T * Galvanized ....... ' Posts Austin Barb Wire