! 4HMHI NEWS, AUSTIN, MOWER COUNTY MINN. Thursday, Page Five Sept. 27,1923. AID HIGHWAYS under CORN Sarah Lestrud, Lydia Schleiger, construction is made CROP less Heins, TO and 21,000,000 bushels of Advertisements last in The News reach up year RACINE Stockbrand, miles the Nelson, Vina of Anna 414 grading, 1,871 of than the 5-year (1917-1921) graveling consumer. average. Stenseth, May Johnson, Ella and 247 of Sophia paving. The condition wheat of durum THE BUYS MOST BE BEST EVER and Wagner. Haugen Mrs. Frank is 72 normal. cent of Messers. Ranking Heye, seventeenth George per with Otto 2,387,125 and the breakfast the During “The yield this party of in the state oats Renkin enjoyed population, of Parkersburg, Minnesota la., is given came seventh PARK fine from Omaha via is satisfactory, based Saturday sermon place year on a the for both evening for states few days’ very among a First the radio. State Ranks For the Sept. condition of 87 1 cent, visit the H. H. Renkin Places per at home. Crop Estimator public road and federal aid highway Mitchell is attending Miss Barbara which yield of 36.1 forecasts Miss Maye Halvorson acre who is an mileage—lo3,oso miles in all and Roads 7,- Good Built Excess of Yield In Hamline. bushels, production of probable teaching i the Dumez District or a spent 213 of ail including roads, miles 7,000 n Thelma Claire Lockwood, THEATRE Misses compared with bushels, 146,000,000 the S. week end with Aid. Miss Helma With U. Johnson of trunk Million. routes. 150 Johnson Temanson and Clara motored final. bushels, the 1922 142,746,000 Lee’s. at Minnesota with 380,557 vehicles motor Saturday spent from Winona and The Matinee Will Buholtz family of visited & Evening “Barley condition of 82 cent per registered last year—the total of funds Dollar dollar for received Sunday with home folks. Minnesota’s production this Sunday the Ed. Cooper at corn home forecasts yield of 25 normal an acre exceeds 430,000 by topped now Minnesota built —was has roads good fair more bids exceed that to of Mrs. G. McArthur north of Stewartville. and daughter year bushels, production 23,- any total of or a only THURSDAY twelve Its states. Vehicle motor AND FRIDAY— with federal aid than other state any previous although the yield A families spending few weeks with her few enjoyed picnic year, at bushels, with 24,062,00 compared are a a averaging $17.19 and taxes aggregating according will fall below the union, in to official the figures Oakdale W. Card before Park Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. parents average acre per bushels final. the 1922 “THE GIRL $6,543,685 smaller both of the in American Highways, were 1917-1921 period, according quoted The their Huron, following to going home in Rochester to visitors of condition is 85 Flax new were per cent in than and total those in by average published the the monthly journal American forecast issued today by of S. D., where Mr. McArthur has during the the H. H. past week: yield of a indicating normal, acre an other states. seven of State Paul H. Association Highway Kirk, federal statistician for Renkin accepted position. family, faculty Fred Peters family, the with bushels, compared 5- a 9.7 GOLDEN WEST” The publication Minnesota gives Co-operative Minnesota Reporting Theo. DeWitt Cary has been ill. Lee family. Washington, D. C. same Officials, of bushels. Due to 69.3 year average Service. eighteenth place for taxable Melvin fine has Silo Brown completed fillers busy these leads Minnesota days. and Texas in point of in the forecasted increase a are heavy acreage, valuation total of assessment barn his farm south of of town. completed mileage federal on an Based Sept. aid condition, the 1 production is 5,318.000 bushels, new on on Pathe News G. Glynn Wright and J. A. highway but $2,026,793,710, Gas “Painless.” went to improvements, explaining Tax Is forecast has that production of of Minnesota the 1922 final compared with received assessments Owatonna Friday and purchased double A of tires costing $l5O principal than the in the set from fixed this states 30 in bushels. a amount 3,200,000 may more vary are crops report number of Holstein Mr. cattle. miles this the 10,000 roads. follows: of aid paid state, figures Above Average. run Potatoes on average full value. as cent to With sl3, per Wright just completed fine The j has will the double bushels, set Oats, 147,000,000 of increase condition is 82 “Potato a showing SATURDAY— cent further received same run disclose. A is 197,512 that date from the to an per barn his farm with all modern of 3,000,000 of MHL the final. 1922 forecasting production AM on RUSSELL normal, used mileage highway improved Where Minnesota has of for Minnesot roads. over government a an on average uses, conveniences. “ALIAS with compared THE bushels, 38,815,000 unimproved, $4,395 federal aid mile, while ranks the roads each eleventh in federal aid 100,- 43 are a final and 1922 George bushels the Miss Mamie Hoppin and 43,740,000 000 spend $7,500,000 Spring of the 48 the ratio despite the best showing out states mileage credited wheat, 20,513,000 bushels run car owners a NIC HT WIND” (1917-1921) the Bird of Bismarck, N. D., 31,815,000 5-year indication average. higher, that achievements. about 5,000,000 bushels less than cost were married an on or tires, which they otherwise year on Tuesday the home her at of and 19292. noon building utility this is Another tabulation shows that would roads Proponents of the state # save. only argument apple good has father, G. R. Hoppin. The Rev. C. “Minnesota Chapter crop a two of automobile boulevards. Corn, rather than of each dollar of the that gasoline, 153,000,000, about 5,000,- two cents tax say a on or forecasted production The church Bain of the Congregational this year. of The total 2,532 miles of of the S. for Minnesota U. roads, the 000 bushels less than in 1923. cost is and cnly government spent goes on one “THE STEEL bushels 1,462,000 September 1 is officiated. Only members of the of federal highways completed building. Barley, decrease aid and road “painless tax.”—Rushford Record. 23,000,000, or a bushels with 1,020,000 compared family After wedding produced present. were TRAIL” a with 1922. bushels compared 1,000,000 in 1922. left luncheon the happy couple increased of Flax, account average, on condition is cent hay 69 “Tame they will for short trip after which per a bushels 2,000,000 is The thriller that has more greatest over hay is The wild 73 and cent. and Bismarck reside. Mr. to per to go decreased than in 1922. Potatoes, a been on made eve: shows decrease cloverseed Weber of Austin in H. attendance Mrs. acreage a were bushels 5,000,000 show average, last compared with of 10 cent, the wedding. Mrs. Weber Economize- at per than in 1922. less Miss Isabel of the bride. is aunt year. an SUNDAY— Slightly Lower. Condition down from Brainerd Hoppin to is estimated timothy “The yield of seed came “Corn,” the “with continues, report attend. and bushels four at “LORNA DOONE” per acre condition of Sept. 83 1, cent a per received been Announcements have of the 69 the cent at per average, which is slightly lowdr than ’last Mr. and of the birth of is to harvested Timothy usual son a acreage month well the 10-year and as average as St. Paul September Alvin J. Steir Mrs. at Buy 1.15 tons fall clothes acre. per the condition, still, of account on 13. your clover hay is 72.; condition of “The Lloyd Comedy increased forecasts the acreage, 66; alfalfa 87; millet, 84; pastures, t largest and produced in Minnesota. crop ever grain sorghum, 90; 87; soy cow peas, WALTHAM The forecast yield is 35.3 cabbages 82; 76; the quality beans, 88; tomatoes, basis! FOX NEWS bushels probable production ♦ of on or a onions 77. 1 meeting been called the has A at 152,988,000 bushels. The 5-year evening schoolhouse for Thursday at (1917-1921) production average was M INI AY AND organize ALL WEEK | | o’clock Parent- MEADOW 8 to 120,568,000 bushels, GRAND with of yield a a interested All Teacher association. 37.7 bushels. be requested to present. OCTOBER Why “On are Fall 7th Inclusive of Clothes? Ist to spring yielding not account wheat save some money on your and Bratrud September Born Mr. Mrs. to Monday Silo returned and Mrs. Mr. good in the central western very 12 it. shelves help do Our loaded We with son. a had where they from Waterville can you are new of the part it than state, offsets The more Popular Gifford Adolph Hanson returned from his £ fishing. been the rather disappointing yields Suits, Sheep Overcoats, Lined Coats, Fur Collared Overcoats, Hanson Friday. trip Mrs. western for Milwaukee Tuesday Bock left Louis in the S wheat belt of the Red River remain in Riverside, Cal., for will Players a Sweaters everything that needs will work. where he Valley. It is this section in of the a man months. few more been who has Bech Mrs. William that the heavy state reduction the head foot. to x Nolan and Bernice A. Mrs. W. improving. ill is reported be to three has and, occurred past years and Mrs. K. Schleiger motored St. to New Plays and daughter and Ernst Mrs. John motored consequently, weight be must more Paul returning Tuesday. Sunday, Sunday. Dexter to given the districts to where >good Rice Mrs. Eunice of Austin spent the hospital in is in ker Ale:: D< Vaudeville Leuthold-Peterson Co. yields reported. Many countries are Thursday the home of Mrs. last at suffering feared he is is Austin, it in this central district western will K. Schleiger. breakdown. nerwvs a from 15 20 bushels to average is school James Willis attending per Waltham, teacher Mrs. Gregg, at acre. Lake 111. Forest, at her Sunday and Saturday at sp<nt Matinee Daily 2:30 at Wheat Under Last Year. Mrs. Bronkhart entertained E. J. home in Dexter. Two Shows: Evening “Based Sept. condition AUSTIN, MINNESOTA. 1 of 70 of on few Friday in honor last a women and 7:30 9:00 ctnt normal, the forecasted that little smother per or Miss Hoppin. good Mamie A to way yield is 12.6 Hear the probable another’s Augmented average Martin pain Mrs. entertained the following feeling of at or a success reduction PARK ORCHESTRA of 20,513,000 bushels, which other the thunder like o’clock breakfast work like is at 9 to on a is about 5,000,000 bushels less than Times. —lvanhoe Sunday: Hovda, Misses Cora Emma fellow does. I At Event Murphy’s Big >ther An< ! for Merchandise Early Dependal le Fall | QUALITIES PRICES THAT PLEASE THAT SAVE the week for SEPTEMBER continued commencing Unusual 29th, values of the be week will past buyers. week for early full with maki interesting added specials some ng a I DRESS GOODS CURTAIN AND RUG Jfi Th WEAR DI?ABV ■'•=■» ; Fine 60 inch Skirting. the Just time DEPARTMENT for Fall Skirt. A value $2.75 this at a I week in addition the to weeks’ past values real those of shipment Another values only, yard, $2.49. Cloth Coats per Plain Collars in Fur Curtains Handsome that and or nets f Plain Blue arrived Skirtings, specially equal, that will make attractive. Fine to no nave seem gj your rooms priced for the I past week, inch 56 sale to will be and at— in beautiful designs, Amerex 1 on weaves 58 inch wide, in tricotine, poplin, $18.75 the unusual oxford material and J gaberdine, I cross mannish poiret twill, serge, Tuxcan the curtains, handsome net, S and wool ratine, drop $3.47 to x / real original “QUAKER” mesh, and j 2 27 inch Gingham plaids,' staple in checks, of the Filet in nets J K have course $27.50 going at These coats stripes. Just fine fall item full of styles qualities for Children’s and i a in a range real fine for garments lead the a s dress, drop the and to 17 to i without —come see many ways with either model sport or £ beautify home. !fi your for— fur collars, I I size regular I In Rugs LINERY room we are $27.50 SHOE DEPARTMENT exceedingly offering attractive S some in qualities that patterns, jj unques- are These A wonderful specially priced shoes collection of the of Children’s tionable and prices that will meet i Fall week will take Hats worsted. A another either silk past drop and Dresses, ready I in the or are with the approval of all. I the everyday 98c 75c, jaunty dresses neatly to the $1.98 and $1.75, little collection of to and fine dress hats. snappy rEt I®® Jw Priced in the sizes $2.98 $2.75. velours of good to Anyone and made wanting velvets anti at $1.48 range a i shoes, $3.98. this early. choice of Your to 16 44, from to NOTION DEPARTMENT come lot— aßfli #' VKK Mt ib One lot Ladies’ choice selected hats - $11.75 - QUILTING CHALLES attractive—and being —very offered One lot of embroidery silk & cotton are $4.50 at 1 $5.00. I to This in skeins. Special week, close, skein, to a I I EACH $3.98. Cent. 1 36 in. wide. A fine of assortment charming collection of Another and patterns only, yard 19c. per Some nifty head very new in poiret twill, fine dresses wear crepe, HOSIERY Muslins, 36 in. wide, bleached muslin, arrived this week for pleasure of tricoshane, black and your tricotine and fine sofe finish for underwear seeing the latest and most attractive very * choice— \m„''-. colors, A-'' J your ftaagay and only, yard 18c. pr production Some values of in the Hosiery for all rare 1 $19.75 season, Donegal Sheets, size bleached, 81x90, properly Ladies, Misses marked. and Boys’ f and Men. sheets good heavy well worth $1.90. And that Underwear Value contin■ this week while they last For for the coming week. This is or ues your of brushed wool BLANKETS shipment A $1,571/2- | opportunity make the new dollar to do the nifty arrived. Some real just sweaters work of two. Boys’ and Girls’ Stevens’ Bleached Unbleached Union f or pleasure It’s this lot. in garments Suits, 50c and Separate a Crash, real piece toweling are f of garments, and These blankets up. a pleasure to are a look them to all sizes, 39c over. 1 only, yard 24c. the judge of per good values them. see lIMIWIW ll'tHllH'llH'lHlllHlinhinilll R. MURPHY & SON, Inc. Austin f ■MMMhI