MOWER COUNTY NEWS. A ; MINN. Four Page Thursday, Aug. 16,1923 breeding large fi beginning realize that horse MANY ATTEND ciowd V dolpho $29,180,- loss for horses last well to Club Members »m NOTE DECREASE Ready enrolled was as for year canning: Cora Benson, and that Laming be neglected for mules $8,943,000; that should un/s. 000 and not as Carrie Cochran, Vivian Cochran, indicates old had decreased everything to horses under return For Fair Week more a Gertrude one year Gleason, held Florence Johnson, The Adams meeting on was U.S.HORSES MEETINGS IN F. B. horses farm. the Gladys on in value from Kruger, Bertha gradually Orth, grounds and school Alice an the verv was in $25.12 Smith, of $47.95 1914 to Eleanor Smith, by members and and Bernice well attended average The boys and girls of Mower county in and under Stemson two of Lansing; 1923; Elizabeth Marshall, Cliv Adams, Landdeck years friends from one enrolled club in work busy Exhibit At getting Wool are Financial Return $40.98 in 1923; Confabs in 1914 Outdoor Small from $74.87 Unit of Rose to Creek; Lodi Maurine Blonigan, »ad ton um.s ready the for County Fair, August Ruth Brenna, Cecelia King, from $119.77 and and two County Fair meetings, County At each of these years over Mower for Slump 21-24. They have Blamed fine animals Had some Past Week This $75 depreciation in 1923. in 1914 to Carol Liebenstein conducted dairy Knutson, Slyvia Lunde, Lillian Agent a exhibit will to and show up high value, and in Breeding. costs In oi Qualley, demonstration and showed the Olive Qualley, Bessie cattle Rogers, of the older exhibitors. Good Programs. some nstitute, breeding, according thel to made been Hilda have Barr’s Conversion,” Arrangements film, “Jonathan Rudlong, Hildegarde Schneider, They merit the of encouragement Co-operative Minnesota interesting and responsible for the with the proved largely which have been very Christine Schmitz, Leone Schmitz, citizen of Mower County and every decreased toward tendency The the Association by Marketing breeders wool entertaining. fact that importers, Ruth The series bureau of outdoor farm Tiegen, many Hazel Ulven, Iva Ulven if they don’t win first they will small financial because of profit breeding horse attractive have other lines County Agent seeking to and showmen an meetings held proved Adams meeting, and Beatrice last week At the Sylvia are Viste of Adams; Helen very by the experience home and in shortage go promises return exhibit the a educational and at of business. county intei esting They the entertaining “Tribute Cow,” and Lunde read to Barnes, determined better Marion do another to Bates, Louise Chestnut, the year population of country horse the Alex Huddleston all 19,766,000 horses fair, August 21-24. well and which fine. There ended a;t were some esspecially Pearl on were was if they encouraged in their Gilleland, efforts. Kenneth Tabor, are rekindle taken to unless are measures the Wabasha, President of well in this in of and attended farms country Dorsey each these meetings the Wood, ranges After of Nellie Pike and business, the National that interest in will have charge State Association, value of $96.51 with percapita 1920 Phoebe The and meeting communities Wood a of tie Dexter of the of represented Brownsdale; and Lila in women Every farmer the Progressive Farming has and county asserted total value of $1,907,646,000, and exhibit explain the Boeff the and will Sargeant units r the A. O. cake, and of ice and the Pearl Goetsch held served a of Dexter. on cream businessman should the w as well make announcing of it in as survey a pointed quoting the Institute out, of methods of Starx;’ fine Two various grades wool, lawn consisted of of which they will canning proceeds to teams and and poultry a use point visit the club exhibits of Agriculture to a Department to at horse a tieing, grades of grading, with explanation of I' demonstration again, compared he'p with their home figures government program proper the began an work deerease fair speak team Adams there has been county and word at last to show that a a various breeds of sheep, and S. Postal with wool Service Cook project work. At Dexter coffee head in by Postmaster 18,853,000 1923 to on week. a per the The number boys girls canning in the of and and the best about 60 cent team of per the method of handling pool wool of Austin. the to well evening went value very poultry total as was in United value of $69.75 and team the service in the county will in stallions go interested. who Director Starks spoke for cool. value any are The Windom meeting a the fair. The ENROLL of 913,- of $1,314,956,000. aggregate unit FOR CANNING. to state decrease since 1915, States was a the fair the Dexter unit booth at at held the Enright Bros, in 1922 dawn, horses and mules farms between January of both at horses 000 on on meeting. Throop and farm Mr. and Mrs. Frank and in threshing the spite busy Poultry compared the Team Organized decrease sl, 826,000,000 to of Jan. 1922, and At Adams Rice and 1, is having 1920, county hard time 1, was a a will of Marshall Windom members $2,758,000,000. children return attended. The unit Recently. wel> 203,000 horses. of of 1916-20 during 1922 make its whether mind soon season were have was to average to up missionary. The Throop is China where Mr. Lansing the B. interested getting in carload of to unit at quoted by met figures, health Government county a again a as next a nurse R. Summey home bulk salt. The following club farmers drew the Dr. Carter :nd members have show that E. B. monetary Institute, the very are a says year. THE MAN WHO ASK KNOWS! yourself that getting that Furnace is Dependable Satisfy and that you are a you are firm that Reliable. from is getting it a SATISFIED USERS below the pleased submit We and addresses of few of Satisfied to to Furnace you names are a our users Any All Them What They Ask of Think of Their Furnace or I THOS. J. DAMM T. ABRAHAM JOE LAMPING E. SHARPSTENE FRANK KASAK Bridge E. 511 N. St. Paul St. 713 Austin, R. F. D. 508 Fa.rview N. 304 River L. J. LEE SIEVERS IL H. JOHN DOVENBERG GEO. ALDERSON MARK KRUGER 707 Lincoln Austin, R. F. 3rd St. N. Franklin D. S. 303 104 Lansing, Minn. HANS LOSBY ED SCHWAN L. C. ANDREW EASTMAN GEO. Hope St. W. Mill 301 509 Fairview MARIA KENEVAN Lansing 926 MRS. ROSE RICE 401 N. St. Ist WALTER ST. LEDGER D. D AYER CHAS. FOX 610 W. Winona 2nd 101 N. St. 800 West Bridge St. Mill St. 308 W. JOHN MURPHY HERBERT SI LEDGER BOODY HERB. GEO. FITZTHUM 611 N. sth St. St. North N. Is, Divison 110 St. Walnut St. 606 JOHN MOE I TOFSON MR. M. I). BOSWELL 711 E. Bridge OTTO FITZTHUM JEWEL FURNACES Lyle N. 906 Kenwood W. H. MARTEL 508 Medary St. • Main St. POLLY WISEMAN HENRY BODE JOHN FITZTHUM MOWER COUNTY 503 S. River LUMBER CO. Park 1001 N. Kenwood Ave. 401 E. Bridge WISEMAN A. P. FENTON ED. BLANCHARD FRED D. J. McLARNEN S. Second 311 l College St_ S Main S. . 1005 E. Collins HERBERT WARFIELD JACOB BARTLEY BROS. GOODWIN T. S. McKEE Bridge 806 E. 612 Grant St. Corning 809 W. College L. H. WILLIAMS S. BRAUN ROY GOSLEE TOM NELSON Mankato St. Greenwich St. St. Maple West 107 Railway St. N. DAN WISEMAN P. I). WALTER BEAULIEU NEWMAN GALLOWAY BERT. 517 Lincoln Mill St. Kenwood Ave. 4th St. S. NURSES WOODWARD HOME ROY GLEASON CARL BAUDLER F. E. 910 Lansing W. Winona Ave. 307 North Kenwood GUIN BY ED. OAKLAND BAPTIST CHURCH I WM. WELLS ALVIN BAUDLER Austin, R. F. D. Oakland, Minn. 508 S. Kenwood North Kenwood HARRY GILMORE WALTER OFFICER NoSroote WESTERN C. W. Kenwood JOHN CAPP S. City S. Railway St. Wetbii <£4 Lincoln St. CHAS. GILLECE D. O’MARRO NoDust WILDER A. B. W. O. Bridge St. CRAIG E. St. 1012 105 Ash Lyle Kim Medary St. HANNA L. 511 B. FRED PECK HoSuxjpinA ART WRIGHT Farm Ash St. CHAS. F COOK Freeborn St. HAZELTINE PECK GEO. O. N. Greenwich St. 510 /iA W® Ballßeariqg W- !' V Water College East W. 107 MRS. P. H. ZENDER WALTER CHESTNUT ‘ HOLLISTER LON PETREN A. E. N. First 404 Water St. Grew St. S. Main N. 3rd St. 304 ULWELLING MAT WM. CUTTER HATCH F. MRS. W. POTTER GEO. Medary St. City Main St. S. 302 Freeborn St. 1007 B. E. JONES JIM CURRIE BROS. HALVORSON MRS. D. REINTZ W. Freeborn St. Lansing D. F. Minn., R. Austin, St. 905 Grove GARRITY CHAS. L. M. CRANDAL HOFFMAN FRANK RAMSEY SCHOOL St. St. Jay 501 S. River Kenwood S. 1100 Minn. Ramsey, I CHRISTIANSON TOM HILLAM CHAS ANDREW SLINDE s * RICE EUNICE MRS. Austin, R F. D. Kenwood S. Main St. 210 Kenwood. No. J. CRIPPEN E. HOBAN MARTIN LEONARD HOPFE RUNNING OLE Greenwich St. No. Oakland, Minn. Lansing Franklin S 307 D. DENEEN JENSEN JAS. ANDY RAMSEY Lincoln 633 RAWN Oakland, DAN Minn. Kenwood 808 N. CHAS DUBINSKY Lyle KENDRICKS MRS. H. Maple BEMIS 303 E. ED. Oakland W. 311 ROCKWELL DR. J. F. High St. Child KIRKLAND Can L. A Operate THOS. DOWD E. Water 300 Nassau 402 Lansing 916 CHAS. LIGHTLY ANNA ROBLE Oakland W. Oakland 506 lIIHBHiIBi ' B 'B''B ■ B B ■ ■ ■■ 88/B-.B B.*’B ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ "B ■ .B. ■ PIERCE J. M. A. SMITH A. System really “The The Heating is LINES SL OTHER Baldwin W. Second St. S. Heart” Home. of HOUFF JOE any JOE SUCH A No. St. 3rd Hope St. 1000 Trough, complete stock of Eaves We all times at FURNACES lifelong JEWEL give Bj a carry P. E. WARD SCHRADLE JAMES Corrugated Shingles, Ave. Tin Johnson Galvanized Valley, Ridge Roll, dependable service. Bridge St. MURPHY LEON ED. SMITH and Dampers. Galv. Siding, Stovepipe Roofing and College St. W. old 205 W. Water W hen replace that furnace you PREPARED I B ■ ■-J Hi B ARE ALSO H-B H Hi WE KB build home, specify your new or a Roof, Sky Light furnish first Class job Tin “JEWEL”. They INSPECTION to cost your a on no more* and Metal Ceiling. JEWEL FURNACES sold are Roof Furnace to whether it Let or see your go over us WORK clad GENERAL REPAIR under iron guarantee to an dollar two in having A attention. spent needs or your properly heat work. No need of buying house We glad do repair if the to are your your house from examined burning. furnace save your may recommended size installed. Boiler Milk Can if the old be repaired. is new one can a or Experienced Careful and GUARANTEE GALLOWAY DECKER & Workmen Did What is guarantee? a you Estimates accurately and | yourself this ask question ? ever I gladly given, putting you Then Think it in over. come AUSTIN, MINN. SHEET WORKERS METAL under obligation- ■ no will and it for answer we you.