MOWER COUNTY Page Eight NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. Thursday, May 31,1923 had previously who AUSTIN hit in Fuller TAKES AUSTIN LOST “Charley” Fairbanks largest 13 held in Johnsburgh, what do happened: Tom ever I ville, Md., you have been suppose given fish meal Their base drive. made two two Minn. a informed that had written he was Dies of Diabetes tankage their protein supplement or as in the following inning next scores came the largest volume f insurance COUNTY o MEET INNING GAME since the department Gute walk from and demonstrated Conlon At a Top on a business during the of year any series of hits and by series of error. experiments one Funeral services for “Charley” country and awarded a agent was accordingly. In Policy Sales Fairbanks, Albert three of the best Lea’s lead known that Mrs. Tom Conlon and fish is meal valuable tankage run was one as as Lyle in Mower Them and Grand Albert Nosed short lived for in the fourth and Meadow County, held Lea next men were Mrs. Susan Conlon accompanied Mr. hog feed. Other studies as a from the home, Tom Conlon fifth frames Austin tied the 812 Bridge Street do than get can score more Conlon the weeks While trip. two . on have shown that shrimp bran, byproduct Final Tied For Out In a Monday. good Interment in prices Oakwood. auction. He hits. From the end of the fifth at an can on they visited in Minnesota and away of the shrimp factories, is write Masons had insurance charge of the satisfactorily a inning of it services until the end the s o game Third. Wisconsin. Frame % the valuable protein for feed hogs. of the battles at in greatest grave. that his believes very him the was one company the city’s baseball history. Both The death king the Shrimp of Mr. Fairbanks Friday pin insurance bran practically valueless country among was Austin high the Southern Minnesota Association. Mower but when sides threatened won to took from the before the this the department score country raised experimental made All hogs a man Tom recently attended agents. on 1,000 Faribault 2 0 County track handily, Saturday meet inning the end of the the who probably friends study. than 1,000 had States Department Now it is worth almost 0 came score United Adams 2 farm of the more the convention of Union Central as state with 80.5 Spring and Valley ...10 1,000 Mankato registered for both board blank was other resident. Eight much hog Agriculture Belas- feed. of at ton any years ago and per Life Insurance as a 1 0 1,000 Blooming Prairie company second with 21.5 and Grand Meadow clubs. Neither side able seemed be to he quit the beautiful farm .500 Dexter 1 1 at Albert Lea and Lyle tied for third with 12. .000 2 Austin 0 hit the hurlers in the pinches to and moved Austin. In spite of until to 2 .000 Richland 0 New Austin high’s second team Gates broke the Lizy and was his malady Fairbanks continued Mr. .000 0 2 up game. Owatonna fourth with 6. Other Results Sunday. around the and spread to get country oth ONARD itself T-H E 4 L E The the cleanest YEAR game was Faribault 5: Owatonna 0. Events resulted follows: good cheer optimism. by He his Richland 7. between 12; New played the old time as Adams two was ever postponed, Prairie, Mankato Blooming at 10 yard dash Nockleby, Austin, bom in Wisconsin, February 10, 1858. rival baseball Very little towns. rain. Young, Ist; Austin, 2nd; Freeman, In 1874 he Mower County to ‘“crabbing” experienced from came was Spring Valley, Owen, Austin, 3rd; with his and to either side. A few of Umpire O’- parents (Special The News) grew manhood to 4th. 10.2 seconds. in township. June Dexter 12, Gates’ Brien’s decisions questioned by LEA, 27. ALBERT May were 1880 he Augusta Josephine married Miss Lizy base with dub (but they all 220 yard dash Nockleby, Austin, second single on managel's w r ere over Heath. they For ten of the thirteenth smoothed peacefully. The fans Freeman, Spring Valley, half in the last out Ist; years second lived in then and North Dakota broke cities into Austin, Ellion, of both entered only 2nd; Y»ung, 3rd; inning with out, returned two common Fairbanks homestead to the Weeks everyday baseball ragging which Grand 4th. between Meadow, 24 seconds. pitcher’s batth ' '//- ; up a 4 Dexter. Gute of Austin is always expected. 440 yard dash Nockleby, Austin, Albert Lea and near of 4111111 plfl lU Austin, victory 2nd; home club Ist; Brinkman, the 3 and 4 to He had sufferer of diabetes been had several chances win a Austin gave to a 3rd; of Williams, Spring Valley, Rassmussen, opening home in their for than 20 ■ game the their biggest chance more years. game, coming OWIM ffl |i I'® w Association Austin, 4th. seconds. 54 mother, I the Southern Minnesota He his wife, is by survived first in the half of the ninth inning. • Hllw placed Weeks Kendall, Altmar, Sunday afternoon. sister, Mrs. Herbert Austin, was Donahue, the first Austin Half mile Brinkman, man run M 11 holes but several bad Duluth; N. Y.; May, in three children, Grand 2nd; came bat secured walk from Weeks. Hill, Meadow, Ist; at a Austin kept pinches and Ralph, Austin. in the and through Earl, Minneapolis; He followed by both Cipra and Jecke, Spring Valley, 3rd; Miller, was \y, gMM|| |M Iml Q-'^-w winning the scoring from hitters minutes Lyle, 4th. Meany who made hits and filled the 2 flat. — ( of playing remarkable The bases. Medley Relay Austin, Weeks tightened this point Ist; at run. Albert Lea for George Eastman Wilder. Benjamin Vaughan was and fanned Knight then hit Spring Valley, 2nd; Austin Second Dugan. of the contest. the feature Grand fielder’s choice Eastman who Ttam, 3rd; Meadow, 4th. 3.55 to Benjamin Funeral services for a the fans Nearly 1500 two tossed Donahue the the minutes. saw plate, at out in Otranto, held Vaughan Wilder were perhaps what will battle in teams still remaining filled. Gute, the Austin G. H. Rev. Ten la., Sunday. The Half Mile Relay Austin, Ist; ,r r hardest fought and the longest be pitcher, the appeared next at Broeck spoke the of Austin at Spring Valley, Grand Meadow, 2nd; services. of the early season. • plate and retired by three fast game of the Wilder Mr. was 4th. Time, 3rd; Austin Second Team, son was mmHE ' Hrp ■--■■' started After this the rally the Austin day is recorded As arranged who ft® Mrs. Marie Vaughan ones. was one minutes. 1.42 i -■■■ j .- -- the club failed Broadway of two advance to by parade to man Shot Put—Young, Austin, R. ——"'"lShims HRI on a Ist; died a Austin. He the first teacher in as \ Concert Lea within scoring distance the Albert during headed by the clubs Liebold, i Dimmitt, Spring Austin, 2nd; He 25. in Minneapolis, May --'" was m - - — grounds, Mayor remainder of the * the band. At Austin, 4th. Distance game. Valley, 3rd; Perry, He is 1862. • bom in lowa in survived Pm 111 J Chief ball the initial Faville tossed to 38:3 Vt. his mother children, by six '' | behind the bat. who Jensen, Discus brother. and R. Dimmitt, Austin, was Ist; Line-up a and of summary frame: Austin, for Westfall, off lead ALBERT LEA— AB E R PO H A 3rd; man Young, Austin, 2nd; Miller, Lyle, Eastman, 6 1 2 6 7 0 ss Mayor’s but missed the hard Ulwelling. Joseph H. swung Nockleby, Austin, 4th. 109:3. Johnson, Ist 6 0 2 8 0 0 the this time slow From Lizy. 3rd 6 12 on 2 10 curve. R. Dimmitt, Austin, Javelin Throw highly Joseph Ulwelling, H. respected a McDowell, 2nd 6 0 16 11 Weeks battle between game Miller, was a Young, Austin, 2nd; Ist; township Adams citizen of Gates, 4 0 2 15 1 0 c Austin. Gute of of Albert Lea and Fuller, If 4 1110 4th. 1 Nockleby, Austin, Lyle, 3rd; 4:00 afternoon died last Thursday at Shannon, cf 5 1110 0 of Austin, in “Dutch” Meany 109:3. weeks. of o’clock illness 9 center Anthe, after rf 5 0 0 0 1 0 an Weeks, 4 field saved his club frfom being 0 0 1 0 Javelin Throw R. Dimmitt, Austin, 0 p Monday held Funeral services were 2nd; Rasmussen, when he made four Young, Austin, scored pretty Ist; St. John’s morning o’clock from 10 on Totals at 48 4 10 38 15 2 running The outfield work Austin, 3rd; Peterson, Lyle, catches. Minn. Johnsburg, Catholic church at refrigeration 40 food The climax of of their of the Austin club is good and AUSTIN— 4th. Distance 130:3. years AB H R PO E of A charge Joseph Koch had The Rev. Westfall, If 6 113 10 infield well The Gute- Lyle, work is done. Pole Valut Peterson, Ist; Bowers, 2nd H. Ulwelling 6 1 1 the funeral. Joseph 2 1 0 was Dimmitt, Austin, 2nd; B. Meyer, Deitrich, 3rd 4 0 1 1 2 worked well 0 Donahuo combination Nevada township, Mower born in Donehue. 5 2 16 11 experience that by happy learning Women c Hubbard, Austin, tied Austin, and are .... together. Both Weeks and Gute Cipra, secured rf November He 23, 1886. 6 0 110 0 county, Leonard was for 3rd. 9:2. Meany, cf of guardian food; that 6 0 2 4 0 0 Leonard is ideal thirteen strike the apiece. the outs Elizabeth marriage united in Miss to Duran, lb 5 1 1 11 1 0 Donahue with Hill, Grand Meadow, is the Austin High Jump a new man To this union 10, 1909. Knight, Stelnes, May frees 5 0 0 3 safety convenience; it 0 0 and that it ss means Gute, 5 0 1 0 6 club, having banished 0. Austin, and Freeman, recently been Young, Ist; p aged children: Mary, bom three were kitchen it from that them saves Tebay, many cares; St. Thomas college for Valley, tied for 2nd; playing Spring at He is also Paul, Totals 1 11; Leo, 5. 48 3 10 38 15 9; survived CLEANABLE ball for i 4th. Lyle, 5:1. and work time, money. Ulwelling brothers, John by money. two three! Two base hits; Fuller, Westfall; Meyers, Austin, Jump Broad Albert looks like township and Nicholas Lea bet I in Windom base hits: Johnson. Dugan; sacrifice hits: sure a the Leonard. Visit and Learn store Dietrich; bases : Lizy. ‘ Fuller, Dugan, stolen 2nd; Peterson, Lyle, Rassmussen, see Ist; our township and for the winner of the first half the Nevada of living in Refrigerator | left bases; Albert Lea 8; Austin 10; on Austin, 3rd; Nockleby, Austin, its of insulation. See about walls the they J. Brown, Minneapolis; unless ten by five sisters, Mrs. Anna met base balls: Gute struck i onepiece off Weeks 2; 2; season are a on but Twd by Weeks, by 4th. 17:11%. 13; Gute, 13. out Steines, series of misfortunes. Josephine Manager Mrs. food chamber with triple of hard, coat when winning Umpire, scored. run was Stevenson Elizabeth Jax, Miss will remain in the dugout Stratford, Wis.; "LU* DW O’Brien. Chi™ a porcelain, jointless; rounded white seamless, innings: assistantships, Score by giving research Two Leonvilla, the possibly Sr. M. for township; at the Adams games remainder RHE 123456789 10 11 12 13 BROS DECKER Let Dubuque, la.; inside clean. show of the week with badly injured : in Convent, for work St. Francis to opportunity graduate Austin— comers, easy us you a 11 -000120000 0 0 0 0 3 10 Fifty Staeyville, la. thumb, secured when hit by Brown, and Mrs. a ; available each it features forestry, the Leonard that make the most year Albert Lea— | are now also fly ball during and nephews practice. nieces three That Satisfies survive. The Store 411 012000000 0 0 0 1 21 California, the University of economical and valuable at refrigerator in the world. according the of funeral His was one With the Lansing of baseball Austin appearance Broken Crash. ( Ankie In Car Service, United the Forest to enthusiasm that demonstrated was Hinderaker’s ankle broken ( Ed Agriculture. Department of States was Sunday the home park will be not which riding . he when in was a car give The aim is announced to large enough accommodate the properly to the ( another collided with motor on opportunity qualified to crowd that will journey witness men an to Hinder- side, Sunday morning. 1] east training in forestry broaden their jk ,the in the future. The grandstand games who . drove aker he doesn’t know MHv BBBf says investigations useful time the and at same and bleachers crowded new were into him. problems. in forestry overflowing. to Dugouts have also JH m| been erected for both the visiting Our js making good roads movement making of Advertising is the art and home teams. rapid strides. is really It amazing think think about others The Tigers their yo» i first secured dirt as you when with the I runs compare you I BF in the inning second when Shannon of only 20 pavements ■ years ago. H AUSTIN Prairie Blooming 3rd JUNE SUNDAY, Austin Park, JNllllllll EkUhS Hormel / ’ f JghbJJ-||j ||S OLD YOUR GET due and to ball game real cop playing is Austin WT 'StH |%| M. 3 P. AT GAME CLEANED STRAW ■ ADMISSION ' ffl| BDI like 25c look 16, it make We’ll Under Children, 50c Adults nil Hats Panama our new. 10c Grandstand IMkTk I|F Men’s c^ean e Hats. Women’s d an I Nation All the play will Austin K. HAT UNION 4:15 7th, at June here Club Ball 11 M. P. CLEANING // 4W|i f WORKS Jjß WL BLDG, THEATRE PARK