Six AUSTIN, MOWER COUNTY NEWS, MINN. fr'age Thursday, Aug. 30,1923. its Huseby Lloyd relatively shallow 3; Clover Lea Farms fresh 1; COURT PROTECTS BIRDS. At least water 50 kinds VACATION of plants valuable ENDS tation and gradually destroy its value AWARDS FAIR • Vermilyea and its abundant 1. growth of food for vegetation birds water in this waterfowl as resort. grow as a suitable for Jerseys. Swan Lake Preserved As Their nesting sites, Legal lake, including practically the all cover, TUESDAY' is It said that the churches of America NEXT and food have First: L. Hanna Martin Hanna made it B. 1; Haven. attractive an best duck food plants the of United have only capacity half to Leonard Anderson, Rose Creek seat for Hillier kinds Stanley resort of waterfowl. 1; 1. Swan Lake, valuable unusual many and States. There is also abundance a the American people and rule an Champion Purebred Gilt. as a Halbach. Its margins Hanna, Edward and Second: L. B. wooded islands body of in about 10,500 water are of fresh-water snails of acres several Anderson, Leonard Rose Creek. species churches less than half full. our are valuable located Nicollet in in County, asset the conservation liked by water birds. a Lowering Many Schools area, In County Fat Bar The question naturally arises to rows. as Guernseys Minn., has been the State only of birds saved to but also of the level not of this lake materially game Eugene Summy, Lansing- spend millions why each for year King Gleason First: B. A. Wm. 4; Will Open insectivorous birds State useful through the efforts of the farmers. to game would eventually the disapwould Market Barrows. missions when there is such foreign cause H. Vaughan Violet & Sons S. 1; 2; Among I the birds fish the that and commissioners, Biological water breed on eventually the Eugene Summy, disappearance Lansing, Ist; for missionary work field cause at vast Then. Gleason a John Bragg 1; 1- the lake Survey States several of United Department of ducks, the species are its of kind of Roger Cochran, Lansing, present 2nd; Arnold home.—Waseca Herald. vege- Second: B. A. King- 2; S. H. Vaughan including mallards, i bluewinged Agriculture, and landowners teal, of Anderson, Adams, 3rd; Sylvia Studer Paul 2; Lawrence 1; | Although school districts but sixty redheads, scaup,. lesser local conservationalists ruddy and and Lunde, Adams; Lynn Ziemer, Waltham; Vaughan 1. for the ; have their teachers ducks; reported of the rails, Florida region. lower gallinules, Ziemer, A movement to Kenneth Waltham; sora Horses Holland Furnaces Make Warm Elizabeth Horstman, . American Friends Mrs. the four level feet, of lake coots, species the 4 coun- Alexander King year, and Leonard King, eventually First: V. S. Culver W. A. Reynolds 4; superintendent, believes ; school of grebes, draining black ty entirely, terns, and blackcrowded Adams; it Gilbert Barbish, Waltham; was successfully Holstein Carter Minn. 3; E. B. 2; supplied. Sev-' school has been night-herons ! also FREE defeatcxl opposed and two SERVICE Marvin at Ziemer, Waltham; every Ralph are com- Co., Ward Subra 1. 1; ’ for will of the districts erat* hearings after examination of the Browning, open Dexter; Harold mon. Cummings, an A. Reynold Culver 2; W. Second: V. S. September school 4. wild fowl value and food plant of the Lansing; Olive Cooper, Spring • 2. lake had been three by made Valley Melville supplied and Warren, Spring The sixty schools representatives are as If furnace has been giving not satisfaction Ponies your you or of the Biological Valley. follows: survey. if feel that have been V. S. Culver 3; "Warren burning First: much coal to you you W. R. EARL Duroc-Jersey Sow-Litter Class. In deciding district this the $ 90.00 Freed Alice 124 case Padleford D. E. Lois 2; call the Holland Hubbard 3; Man. He will lock furnace your ever Clarab 1 Staples, Brownsdale, Ist; in Minnesota emphasis court laid 85.00 Helen Bolduan 123 on FUNERAL Hopfe DIRECTOR Merrit 1. Reynolds 2; free of charge. This service is free the home to Harold Cummings, Lansing, 2nd; the owner. importance the public great to Mabel Ulland 100.00 122 Wallace Hubbard 2; Second: Warren w Business Residence Scott, 3rd; Johnson, i Harold Elkton, Carl welfare of bodies such of water Studer 85.00 Laura 129 Louis D. E. Reynolds 1; as Clark Phone 2512 Phone 1; 2213 Austin; Lansing; Epley, Earl Swan Lake. favorable location, It’s Olaf Gunderson 85.00 Mrs. 114 AUSTIN, MINN. Harry Young 1. Bradford 1; ... Reynolds, Austin; Thomas Vernon HOLLAND FURNACE CO. Schurman 9000 Ella K. 116 Swine John Gleason, Lansing. and 110.00 Ellen Cassidy 118 Poland China Austin Branch E. 213 Bridge St. PHONE 2715 Chester Sow-Litter Class White 110.00 Buchs 107 Leia M. Waldo Farm 5; First: Dean Wood Rate Reductions Garbish, Waltham, Ist; Gilbert 90.00 I Doris Meyer 101 Enright Bros. 2. Johanson 3; E. Marvin 2nd; and Root, Dexter, Jesse Bongard 100.00 99 Anna Farms Enright Wood Second: Dean 4; 3rd. Waltham, Ziemer, Alma Boen 90.00, 94 Johanson. Waldo E. Bros. 4; Instead of Dividends Class Sow-Litter China Poland 89 Rena Heikes 90.00 , White. lIIM Chester BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBBBHe Ercell Anderson, Ist; and Leonard Stute ■ 87 90.00 Luverna Lea Clover Garbish 8; First: Wm. 2nd. Rose Creek, Anderson of FARMERS STORE Edna Condo ’.... 85.00 i 56 2. Farms The Milwaukee Road in the 1922 earned fortysix Purebred. White Chester year 50 Mrs. Henry Paape 100.00 J. Garbish 3; A. Wm. Second: million dollars than in 1916, but its payrolls, more Tucker • Gilbert Garbish, 42 Meta 95.00 Adams; Orphia Lunde, Farms Clover Lea 1. Haugland 1; supplies, other operating and sixty taxes cost 80 Mrs. Thelma King 90.00 2nd; Dexter, expenses Waltham, Jesse Root, Jersey Duroc I million than in dollars 1916. 12 Verna Fink 90.00 Waltham. Marvin Ziemer, Cassidy 3rd; and Holstein Co. 7; Minn. more First: FLOUR 70 Rose Jacobson 100.00; 1. The Bros. freight charge the Milwaukee Road in average on Gerhart ■ 72 Mrs. M. H (term) 425.00 Grandstaff Jersey Cream Purebred. Curl Earl " Duroc Jersey Dr. 1; 1.75 Second: 1921 70% higher than the 1916 last was average; year Rose Gordon Harold 9 85.00 Lansing, Ist; Carl Johnson, 1. it higher only 47% than in 1916; and the was Crust average | Cream 1.75 Irone 60 Dawes 85.00 Josephine Staples, 2nd; j Scott, Elkton, Hampshire is less than 40% above 1916. now Lucille 39 Levy 115.00 3rd; Staples, Warren 10. Brownsdale, Cochran (Lansing) W. H. Golden Palace ■ 1.90 ■ Erma Scheffel 13 90.00 Gleason, Lansing; Thos. Brownsdale, Futurity Entries. When Poland China hear complain because he is paying 40 to 50% anyone you I a 43 Mabel Johnson Clifford 100.00 Lansing, bushel Enright for freight Gleason, ton charges than John Farms Ist; he did Woods 6 Dean 5 more per or per or * Grace remind him that costing it is the railroad | COFFEE 43 Meyers twice 100.00 Earl Epley, much Geo. Leßoy; Johanson 3rd; years Waldo Iverson, 2nd; ago, Bros. as B haul that that bushel it did before to ton the 46 Edith Hill 80.00 Lansing, Boyer, or as Everett war. Austin, 4th. Hartman 1 It is business practice in ■ Jack Sprat, lb. charge enough for product 1 to 40c Jessie common Grover 48 85.00 Gertrude any cans Brownsdale; Staples, Jersey Clarabel National Duroc Special Trophy production, to of plus profit. cost pay l ■ a Frances 55 90.00 Teeter Harold Cummings, ■ Lansing; Association. Gleason, Rio Coffee, pound 20c jg| per 98 Elsie Root Reynolds, The Milwaukee other railroads, and however, have 90.00 been able Vernon (only entry). not Lansing, Holstein Co. Minn. do this to in recent 84 Luverne Thoma 100.00 Elkton. years. Scott, Emmett Austin, and Zit, in lb. Zat 1 38c B cans ■ This railroad carrying 76 Florence 100.00 i that the is than half Benson of Qlass the burden Single Pig Purebred Available. means Hampshire Farm Tracts more of increased and its being B benefited patrons 74 Blanche Erickson 1 to 100.00 ■ Corn expenses, Jack Sprat with Old Crop Lansing, Ist. are package Free 1 Cochran, Vivian publications which list of July The that This has been made possible by only the sacrifice of extent. Leota Crilly 90.001 68 Purebred. ■ China Poland ■ from the U. S. Department obtained be dividends stockholders by its 22,000 the and of may postponement Peaberry lb Evelyn expenditures at, 35c 101 Kuchenbecker 110.00 per Creek, Ist; Rose Anderson, a Leonard been, has of Agriculture H ... improved facilites for and needed for public announced: new service. 63 Mildred Bergeland 85.00 Creek, 2nd; Rose Anderson, Ercell " Alma 61 Meyer 105.00 3rd; Meadow, SOAP Grand Bjorn, Frieda Farming; of Types Distribution of e Chicago Eleanor M Nelson 59 90.00 Creek and Wayne Rose Glen Stanton, its Control; Wheat Strawworm and The i M. H. Gregg 125.00 58 Trilby Bars Petrolene, Bar Free 3 1 30c ■ Creek. ■ Rose Stanton, and Mutton and Their Lamb Gina Thompson 100.00 58 Class. Jersey Sow Duroc Planning; The Special the Diet; Rural Use in B B White Bars Grandma’s Laundry and 10 Verna Carll 90.00 54 Railway one Harold Lansing, Ist; Johnson, Carl 801 l Weevil Yard Problem; Back - B B 52 Martha Daily 85.00 ' Josephine Staples, 2nd; Elkton, Scott, Truck Crop; Poultry; Tomatoes | Aluminum Dish free quart as TO SOUND‘ELECTRIFIED 58c a PUGET || Hazel 100.00 1 Bulson 41 Staples, Warren 3rd; Brownsdale, Sirup from Sweet Potatoes; Production of Mabel Lightly 95.00 45 10-14057 Iverson, Clifford Brownsdale; Stock By-products ■ Apple ■ as Kruger 95.00 Mary 49 Clarabel Elkton; Scott, Leßoy; Emmett Flag Smut of Arbor Day; Food; California Soft Shell Walnuts, only) I No. (1 day 1 ■ “ Mertie Skyhawk 90.00 36 Earl Epley, Brownsdale, and Staples, of Grain Crops Wheat; Statistics of Helma Johnson 100.00 30 uyiyimyuuM Austin. Marketing; Production Hog and | pound 1922; at, 38c per 90.00 Halvorsen iMyrtle 10 = Class Boar Jersey Special Duroc Agriculture; Live The Year In 125 Erma A. Brownsdale, Ist; Staples, Clarabel Stock Farm Operations. 1922; Lola Whiteside 90.00 126 Earl Epley, 2nd; Elkton, Scott, Emmett | DRIED FRUITS Jeanette 128 Zerby 85.00 a and Johnson; 3rd; Carl Austin, Helga Miss Hanson returned to Marian Phillips 129 90.00 ■ Elkton. ■ Scott, Raisins Harold pound 14c her home Rochester Friday after per at Olga Larsen 90.00 1 Poultry. Class American week’s visit the Leonard Le- at a 26 Alice Sukea 100 00 Box lb. Apricots $3.58 25 Algy Dexter, Ist; Tiedeman, Clair home. Elmer Genevieve 24 Fink 85.00 Service 2nd; Eugene Adams, Slindee, Prunes, lbs for 60 2 25c 23 Mrs. Myrtle Roaze 75.00 50 to I, ■ ■ « Scott, Vincent DENTAL OFFICES CLOSE 3rd; Lansing, Summy, Marion Roberts 95.00 31 • i ■ Adams; ■ Halvorson, Freddie Elkton; Virginia Scott 37 9000 | For Auto Owners FRUIT FRESH Dorothy Adams, and Holbach, Edward will The dental offices of this city a 40 Matie LeClair 85.00 > Lansing. Boyer, close during afternoon of each week one i ■ Oranges, ■ Fancy der dozen 30c Get Acquainted With Our Class- English the months fo June, July, August CREAM CHECKS LESS. Austin, Ist; Horstman, Lorraine Service On September. and Celery, Large Bunch for 2 25c and 2nd; Creek, Lindell, Rose Edith Thursday Afternoon BATTERIES RADIATORS, Red Rock Creamery Paid Forty-three 3rd. Koehler, Dexter, .. Fancy Green Grapes, pound Emmett 20c per ■ a Drs. Gillam Cook; & Rayman Bros.; Cents for Butterfat. Exhibited. AND TIRES Ducks Fenton & Meany; B. T. Johnson. B ° Blue Plums, basket 50c Brownsdale and Parsley, George Milk production showed decrease v .. a Saturday Afternoon. YOU’LL LIKE IT Adams. Hanson, Ruth ! during July due short to pasturage Peaches, $1.45 crate Drs. M. Hardy; Lewis; J. M. per J. A. Class. Market Poultry _ ■ and fly The Red Rock sts. p K. Lynde; W. B. Harris. pay ANDERSON SERVICE CO. Gould, Dexter. Ruth clean and like Get package of Evapato Rugs checks for July a follows: ■ your a were as Class Mediterranean NO TIME TO HUNT Foote Howden for &. $234-61 doctor a 111 Adams. ■ Johnson, Wallace in a On Maple Stree* new. drug H. B. Hillier 192.42 when suddenly CatUe. Dairy store or B ■ Walter Grunwaldt seized with 170.45 intestinal j agonizing . . Holstein Bring . In Your Eggs and Get the Right Price Minnesota prizes: First cramps, iiinnnO a deadly I and M. Hanson diarrhoea. 155.66 prostrating B. Farms 1; nausea Brookholm Mnrnm Company 9; CHAMBERLAIN’S H. Schlichting ' 150.24 Farms 1; Lea II Clover Huseby 1; 00 J. CANNED GOODS John Bottema 149.81 Vermilyea 1. COLIC Leighton and DIARRHOEA i ■ ■ E. Krull Holstein 145.59 REMEDY Minnesota Prizes: Second ia b Oscar Proeschal instant warmth, * Tried Our Home comfort and Have You New Brand Canned Goods? 144.91 J. B. Grove 3; gives Pine 4; Company ease from Never pain. fails. ■ ■ Guiney Bros 144.48 _ jgj Corn, 10c BBEBSBBBBBBBeBBHSBBBBB&BEai ■£l Fred Wachlin ■ 140.57 per can a i Otto Goetsch 128.44 l ■ ■ Studer E. N. 128.35 for Peas, 25c 3 g cans a a A. C. Nelson 127.58 H 15c Bushman Succatash, F. 126.81 ■ ■ per can llHsi|s|Sp ■ Handke 125.34 &. Dulitz Cherries, Pitted 45c '• No. 21/> per can X' can 122.59 J. Brinkman 122.38 J. Levy I for 25c Beans, No. 2 2 H cans can, a 119.50 Culbcrt Decker & | I ■■ 118.85 H. O. Gillette eaaaaaiMMBManaHnMMnmaHHMKBBMaHMaMa ■ •' ' - ——- -- —-- ■ 113.86 Lonie EL L. 'bjJ 41-/ , *■ u-*r '>! ! Tire Dept. ii - »i - 112.53 Geo. Eisentrager , j: 111.97 4 J drF N. Hertle X. IV- " J® - 111.76 Whitcomb • Tanner & * 111.63 Ehmke T. 109.95 E. F. Moore 109.43 Wollenbur H. A. ■ ■ 108,57 Prehn Wm. prices- A Cords the low Mason at new a ■ 108.45 Beckman J. the lowest tire than and better at 108.10 ■ ■ Burringa ever G. 107.03 I Heikes M. tire. prices known for standard ■ a a 105.65 Highshoo S. Z Z 105.09 Wollenburg H. ■ 30x31/2 $10.55 104.66 Tucker Gillette & The Popularity 103.89 Kaldenburg J. ’ $17.95 32x31/2 ■ 102.38 Gunderson Koplin & a 102.17 J. Proeschel " MONARCH ■ $19.95 ■ 32x4 101.82 Ryks E. Buick The 100.92 H. G. Meyers | i | $20.55 33x4 Sedan Double-Service the increase tax bonds Malleable Tax-exempt Ranges | ! bonds and hold who do not those $21.15 on 34x4 ■ - industry from the it money removes six-cylinder —this Buick innovation Another 1924 has The day it. which need ! arrived ■ s created for especially —has been CORDS AND sedan double-service MILLER FABRICS subject in which they have is due should be the when bonds to manner and business combined practical wish who those car a other well taxation property. to as as lasting satisfaction. served and given | family sedan. Closing Miller out Tires enables bond The exempt | tax my taxation.—Olivia able to best to those escape pay, serviceable sufficiently comfortable, upholstery is yet Its I Fabric Cords Times. The Monarch User daily withstand Ask s provided power to usage. severe a J in-head H. P. valve motor its Buick 70 by 30x3 $7.75 new ■ | the heaviest it enough than is to carry over more NOTICE. |'l brakes * four-wheel user—thoroughly enjoys cooking and Buick staunch Monarch roads. Its A assure 30x31/2 $9.00 $10.55 ■ j conditions. the driving because the safety whatever aMonarch she has ample baking with the in assurance Offices Law following The Z “ experienced. be will be ■ that failures not to Minnesota, Austin, 32x31/5 of ' $16.95 city are service its feel for ■ admiration which The may you beginning afternoons, Saturday closed family which the pride be matched by utility will hesi- does your enthusiastic booster and not She | is I I September ending an and 30th, June 32x4 $19.25 and suitability. 1 comfort take in its will fea■ about the friends tell her tate to many supreme 1923. Ist, | MONARCH. of tures G. Sasse, F. I a ■ 19.95 33x4 PETERSON ART. J. Brothers, Baudler CO. HARDWARE AUSTIN Richardson, & Hoffman if - $20.65 33x4 ■ Nicholsen. & Catherwood Minn. 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