NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. MOWER COUNTY Page Eleven 1923. 11, Oct. Thursday, P. A. Johnson of Minneapolis la-t Billy Little Adopted brought Reid, Her Son and Mrs. Wallace close Tuesday. few to A sidewalks being Judges a District on more Wing—With new are Red i Thursday visited Ole Uglum. Howard Mrs. Angell assisted Mrs. Elkton. in Will Glinke Daughter, Betty. put at Tifft, C. M. of and Johnson Albert j Swen Anderson of Lyle died last Baxter during threshing Tuesday. is the contractor. the handle on Glencoe, present to cases, • Friday the hospital and in Austin at Mr. and Mrs. Spreckles D. and family English services and opened of October term court commumon was buried in Lyle, Sunday afternoon, visited the Mrs. Spreckles at Anna Harvest Festival was German the Lutheran at calendar. with 105 the here cases on i John Knutson and family attended. home, Sunday. church Sunday. prominent Hughes, Byron Mankato I Mrs. Knutson his sister. The Ladies Aid will was meet next at of Minnesota in section attorney this The A. Amble J. Fardahl and J. the home of Mrs. C. Marquedt. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Webber have while died suddenly Wells, at j families Jericho, la., last motored to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boeff enjoyed home from returned days trip ten a lodge attending Knights Pyth/s of a Sunday visit to Franz Nelson. visit Sunday of reatilves from Kansas City Excelsior to and j a meeting Slindee’s About Mrs. twenty of Young America. Springs, Mo. hotel is be- Couderay—A 125-room i friends gathered her home at on Mr. and WWBf Mrs. Herman Ginke ■ Heights and C. H. Decker Monday Victory returned home ing planned for the W>/ i North help her celebrate rj street to vents-of the week family of Cherokee, la., visited i Lake his from Dooley, where he colony Mont, Catholic on summer r her birthday anniversary. brother, Will Glinke. the his month visiting ■ Couderay. spent past son throughout “State the *-* W->V KiMMIMM George Pinke Will and Siewert Fred family after and and looking of foreman -•• Mankato—Recently of Ten Thousand bakes* Austin callers, Sunday. his farming interests there. highways were state road w’orking ROSE CREEK—R. 2 on gangs form'X toid large thefts of have reported in brief belonging tanks from quantities of liKKK.nKaiiin a. ■!iiHiLßmaiiMaTßiiiiHi; gas ■ ■ ■ ■ipbiiibipb'iiik vi wr Arthur and Mrs. Larson and Mr. department. highway the to ' V family the Frank guests at were I ? Mankato—Sixty , watermelons •*'•♦ thousand of general store Falls—The Sunday. Johnson home last Fergus I WE have been PAY BEST produced this season miles 15 Foxhome, Hennenfent and Mrs. Albert Larson and A. at Mr. by George Macomber of Rapidan. by fire, destroyed here, the Leslie of family callers west at was were Mankato—North Mankato has had $6,500. estimated causing loss at afternoon. McGillvary home last Sunday a the greatest building in of amount fire is not known. the Origin ol this in its history any one year season. Catholic will held in A mission meeting be —The Sauk Rapids new Rose dedicated church of Swedish Hoflanda Sacred Heart the of the church was PRICES Chisholm—A. ■ R. Syme, attorney, will A. There Joseph and Rev. Creek October 23 24. here. Rt. named by of Mike Holm, secretary ■ diocese, evenings. Cloud both St. be English services of the Busch, bishop state, of take special to a census the number from by number of the pupils assisted A officiated, a Chisholm, has started the work. school staying and other states. Rose Creek out this of priests of are Moorhead—H. A. Johnson of Moorhead delegates picking. 200 of potato than Willmar—More account on the elected president of was the of convention the attending are Clay County Bankers’ association at FOR P OULTRY the of clubs nonpartisan women’s Billy Reid, of Dorothy Davenport Reid the lamented and Wallie, the son annual meeting here. ELKTON district congressional Seventh Minnesota Billy has become fond of his adopted sister, little Betty. is quiet very a Tracy—The board of education nas Lily Miss here. opened which child, given considerable dreaming. Betty, the is bit contrary, of to on a a : -F F the school the cut levy $2,500 for tax presiding. is tomboy, through. Franklin, loves and play and the whole day Elkton of the Anderson, to Achievement Day at romp ensuing A similar cut year. was Roulard, Indian, loves w’hen he is Betty is tease, and interrupt Billy reading. too, to George an Shakopee October be a school will 18. made in the levy last year. boy, But Billy is awfully good-natured and little and when grand larceny, Betty with sweet charged attended the an the faculty of All Windom—A business picnic dinner, asks him aside, does and “play.” he his book and his little to puts sister’s Center, Neb, jail come escaped from at who Rochester convention District Southern at session and entertainment bidding. program into taken month about was ago, week. a last of meeting tired will feature annual Here Betty and Billy, the end of summer’s day, and sleepy, the at are a C. Sheriff Joseph by custody here in this community Threshing was into before going off the taking much hour’s land Cottonwood needed half o’ of rest the association JOHNSON Old Settlers’ MEAT MARKET a of county. Weckman Scott dreams. held. be to county and killed —One Litchfield man was special Austin—R. Loeffler, Wealthy Woman M. assessor Haugen visited fast and Ole when the injured seriously at another a ge n for Minnesota the tax commission, ADAMS Christ Goppelrud home in Northern Great Osage, Ta., the freight train on East Mill Street Austin, Minn. make is in Austin to reassessment Is a 1V last week. through crashed oa) railroad open an credits of and moneys The Parent Teachers meeting held railroad Theodore Bagstad of the and wife end the west of switch at for the current year. Evening I g last Friday well attended. Lyle visited here last week. yards here. was the Duluth—The sangerfest of On the Orvill the show’ of Waseca—The E. E. Slindee, Lawler, la., visited annual program were: • northwest division of the American s' Sorflaten, association solo; Mrs. Art cornet Poultry Lars Slindee Sunday. Waseca County over of Union Swedish singers to a came Krebsbach, and 24, it piano solo; Prof. Hofland, 23 Nov. 22, How going will be held to hear and many are close here. hundred Fifteen persons annual the talk. The following officers 160 following George announced Lloyd Minneapolis Acre at a Farm was see and attended the final performance. of C. Smith elected: president, Superintendent A meeting Professor Monday. were Hibbing—Retrenchment in public University Hovland; vice president, agriculture, the Rev. the college of Oscar Torgerson and family spent expenditures has hit Hibbing with a show the O. judge at C. Brenna; E. Erekenbrack; of Minnesota, will secretary, Mrs. Sunday New Hampton, at la. As the first 100 vengeance. move employes Personal Janes /ille. committee, Mrs. Nels Johnson and family Property program recently of various village departments aged Pipestone—William Knute Art Krebsbach, Slindee, Mrs. Erick daughter, visited their Orphie who have been off the payroll. This cut . electrocuted Trotsky, Minn Mrs. W. 27, of W. Dean. was is senior St Olaf. at a £ will the cut payroll almost half. in ' . push attempted he here when to Mr. Mykletved of Tracy, Minn., is Boe Ed and John Boyum left for - Sandstone—Three persons were electric light post his from in Adams business. AUCTION an car Minneapolis last Monday. on seriously inured when Great Northern which he had driven in into Will Rolfe’s little daughter severe a Mrs. Erckenbrack E. S. was entertained train No. 24, running passenger rainstorm. christened, “Dorothy May’’ Marshall at number of friends last Saturday. between a Minneapolis Duluth and McCormick, Llm—Harold F. New church last Sunday. Mrs. I. Tiegen Tuesday entertained crashed head freight into To be on held a engine farm, 3V miles of U/ hoard of directors miles of the west, chairman Sven family Hegge and last Sunday on at honoring Mrs. of party Skoog r* 2 in the railroad a yards here. 2 International Harvester the company Henry dinner the guests at Carver, south of Minn. were Waltham and 1 mile Willmar—A W . • gjgl of 22 4 miles at east, crew men are Lof Cnicago, is in this city witness a as Osmundson home. work for the Northwestern Telephone north of partition of Lansing. for the in the suit wife Sunday gladly A. Bernards and in taking down telephone all company INDIGESTION I Lamberton farm in town| 800 acre an welcomed the of their arrival little poles in TUESDAY, the business section and OCT. 16th Redwood county. ship, bloating—gassy that pains old daughter four and two causes along year the pavement. The wiring new heart—constipation. crowd the I council Austin—The Austin city old boy twins, together with year is being installed underground. and End relief comfort Always in SALE BEGINS AT O’CLOCK 10 FREE LUNCH inj AT NOON bld tentatively accepted to has a brother, Bernards’ mother. A Mr. Mankato—This city has been made CHAMBERLAIN’S plant for the complete stall sewage a Gilbert Bernards of Blue Earth defendant motored in action $7,- to Head an recover of 200 Livestock ' $289,755, and instructed the 200 of TABLETS sum 500 in suit filed over. by John F. Wilson a I the fin. of and the chairman ■KMra»OHB mayor Hau B. P. Haugen, his Nick —only of Minneapolis, 25 No griping—no for the death of his son cents nausea services after committee to go ance Head Horses—s 4 Head 9 Cattle 10 old daughter, Anna, by drowning years ascertain the rights of to attorney an Mankato July 22 last, in at the «J» *** *J» «$• ♦J* *s* •s**♦* **♦ •$» «$♦ «$» •£♦ •£♦ *s» ♦s» •£* *4* *4* *4* *4* *4* *.♦ *4* *4* *4* »4* *4* *4< »4< city. of the 138 head of hogs, poultry, 10 hay, tons Ford Minnesota river. wife of Macfadden, Mrs. Bernarr toward Litchfield—Active steps High School Auditorium New (Jim—A 2.500 candlepower widely millionaire publisher, the touring full line butter farm pounds of 4,000,000 machinery marketing and car, 'lectric light has been “The Of Physical installed known Father on as label, all of under a one year, a household tie Culture”, who abandoned New goods. Hermann has Usual monument Hermann terms. on in will be begun grade, standard a of Society editor York become Thurs., Fri. Sat., Oct. & 18,19, and 20 heights here. to In addition to Cp-operative the Minnesota month by CHARLIE Womanhood.” Mrs. Macfadden MURANY, Owner lighting the Tourist park the light establish association Creameries to 7:30 P. M. Matinee Saturday, 2:30 P. M. Culturist is Physical ardent an be by Jan tourists for seen many the national butter Minnesota and formerly noted as G. COFFMAN, amateur I. was a Auctioneer tniles before they reach New Uhn. swimmer. standard Mrs. Ortonville—A special election has LANSING STATE Clerk. BANK, Northfield —One of the most powerful been ordered here the to pass upon broadcasting stations in the radio Issuance of bonds the of to amount Carleton is being installed at state Electrical Austin $20,000 be to used in constructing At the time and an place, William completed for and will be college, same and community building. irmory If Clinic The service about December 1. Wallace new Decker will offer the farm consisting of ‘.he 160 bonds voted, the will state are will be rated 650-watt equipment as a tdd $25,000 to the of the local amount known old B. be R. Summy its will from installation and place. range acres, | of all as Electrical treatment types bonds. daytime 800 the during to 300 miles Chronic Diseases, Good improvements. Granite SIOOO down, Falls—Because S2OOO of the high miles night. at figures in 30 bids received for digging Reid Palmer, I Piles March G. of Litchfield—The body of H. Non-surgical treatment 1, 1924, balance be to paid in 10 the so-called “million-dollar ditch” other Rectal Diseases and the east bound Great fireman on projected for this section, 5 it decided at interest. cent Immediate was years the per train which left Northern fruit advertise to for bids. The ARNESON, D. new M. I. A. found the wreckage rails here, in possession was given if desired. of the ditch first scope Director proposed as and returned his home in to was has been shortened that it is hoped so killed Willmar for burial. Palmer was | bring to of cost construction and jumped and when from his cab “HUMAN he WRECKAGE” damages to approximately $500,000. buried in of wreckage. a mass was Ortonville—As incentive for an pupils Owatonna—Steele county farm women, ' keep to their school work up at through the home of the agency The Sensational Photodramatic Drug all , times, plan has been announced a Get Ready department the county bureau, of farm for Fall Days Expose That Will Stagger the Nation tn the city schools which will prove making provisions the for are popular, it is believed. All pupils lunches pupils serving of hot to in Carved of the out soul and tissue of quivering who very have of 95 in an average cent per the rural schools of The county. human life, “Human Wreckage” pierces through their work will be relieved of taking better is expected to movement superficiality final 1 and plunges deep examinations into pulsing the the heart close at of conditions. health each teim of school. of humanity itself! C. H. Zealand, chairman Crookston Luverne—More < than 300 persons, of the Polk committee county pres-1 It tears with _ ruthless the black representing 13 veil of counties, away grasp were raisers engaged in signing potato to We have j large stock of Rubbers ent the It at fourth drags into semiannual the merciless for light of day that secrecy. conven- co-operative selling contracts, expresses a tion the of Southwestern Minnesota insidious that monster spreads its coils into confidence that the 20,- necessary every corner i Fir? association here. Representa- of the world. signed In gripping will be To 000 of tremendous acres up. scenes I fives from lowa and South Dakota date have been about 10,000 drama it hurls into acres consciousness shattering your a tire departments j also were to present placed and under contracts with thunderbolt and children. a such Also child who complete as no man, woman or sees study fire fighting apparatus. men, women, dozen meetings be conducted to yet it forget. can Granite Falls—On half-acre tract a if is expected the second 10,000 acres here which had always been near will be obtained. Admission 25c and 35c i considered worthless because it con- Hibbing Work of stripping the tained bed. ; Burt Sebring peat has line of a boots. famous “North Forty" in Hibbing was raised ' of celery an enormous crop started when shovel steam one was I this The is being year. crop now cut moved the side to west of the long and placed j the market and prof- on a disputed This tract. is the first actual ! it least S7OO at is expected from or done work by mining companies in AUCTION SALE the supposed worthless half acre. for preparation mining operations Virginia—Characterizing ’ the ad- and result of the comes as court's a Our fall stock here is and you’ll do well I make of training in vancement the last referring decision, the to the to case three decades the product On farm of increased 3y miles as court. state of Waltham, supreme west personal 2 facilities for learning and Faribault—John Derham, holder of purchases early. of Max property Bruggeman estate demand your for greater education, J. C. for $3,500 the mortgage the on Brown, I president of the St. Cloud the Faribault of grounds agricultural on Teachers' school, principal speaker as association has and fair started proceedings the opening on of the foreclose program his to mortgage. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19 northwest division ot the Minnesota Simultaneously with the bringing of Educational . association, pleaded for Mr. Derham has the suit, offered the qualified ' better teachers and Also the | big line of shoes buy for city option for the up- to amount in the an a everyone lifting of the general ■ Sale standard Begins of o’clock edu- at 11 of the mortgage, due taxes and interest cation. and legal incurred. expense I Winnebago—Fred Blowers who Albert Lea—The Freeborn Free County Lunch Noon at this I raised cucumbers family season bureau, as farm with the backing a reasonable of the prices. at i less than test land, of dairy crop on an acre four breeders’ associations in his i reports netted him the crop at the Four head county, will hold horses; thirty head co-operative hogs; a fifteen of $1,184 rate The raising sale of about an acre. 125 head of high-grade head cattle; poultry; hay, of cucumbers has and previously not had oats; crttle dairy Wednesday, October corn 31, fair tnal in this section, he a fair the grounds at here. says. full line of farm machinery. JENSEN & PHIFFER St. Paul—Samuel 3 Wilson of Mankato Minneapolis—Radio fans will tune has tegun his term chief jus WLAG, in the as Twin City on station, MRS. MAX BRUGGEMAN tice of the Minnesota Supreme 1 court. at standard time Monday, p. m. His appointment succeed to the late Oct. 15, to listen to David Lloyd Calvin L. Brown of Minneapolis George, time premier was of Great war G. I. COFFMAN, Auctioneer | N. Chatham 204 announced by Governor Preus, and Austin, Britain. It will be the Minn first address the oath of office administered in made in the United States was by the WALTHAM STATE BANK, Clerk. the office Associate of Justice former Andrew premier who to Minneapolis comes Holt. from Winnipeg. ■H DEFECTIVE PAGE