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Mower County news (Austin, Minn.) 1920-1947

October 11, 1923 · Page 3 of 14

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Three Page AUSTIN, MINN. NEWS, COUNTY MOWER 1923 11, Oct. Thursday, will tablished Reed “Such weeks Mr. Reed week. last paying 75 two steps bushel lots cents R. E. prices, according Jones, sales ago. in on milk strains to were of the best has some already lower the price national the that getting in Chicago attending warehouseman day crop and for the on a would growers were It was breed. same Holstein the seem manager would be justified farmers Forks. In made and Grand 24 at executive meetings. Co-operative cents committee Minnesota Wool Marketing our Fillmore County that these are men such looking action has fallen in the market sections, Associations’ as upon Wabasha. than at some spending agency necessary money more Farm helping devoted is to Department bad faith.” This evidence of have refused that dealers to low for Wisconsin so they have to if to go Keep Tariff On Flax. make Farmers County Mower shipments.” accept maybe it is But dairy cattle. their A movement to prevent reduction any Suggestions farm. class the joined the Maybe this C. K. Baldwin has fault. County’s Mower money on more The demoralized present potato the in tariff flax has been on him invited. speeders. world loudly <f expensive It tell the Reed. cost correspondence doesn’t Says Farmers’ Position Better, and county market 'the are the News of assures by success started officers of the Minnesota show' how week cattle. and last the Holstein costs to and ten about its Farmers enough is in better Northwest agriculture is for This column Minnesota Potato Growers’ Exchange, a new Farm Bureau Federation. “Any effort would fast his automobile go. than it in 1922 according J. this fall merrier. to S. position the Monson of was more change to tariff schedules present Braham, chairman of of the the president Coolidge instructed J. F. Reed, President general 1921, has a or should be vigorously opposed formerly in the C. McGrath, In B. committee. state composed of Eugene F. two weeks, Federation commission Farm Bureau Minnesota by Washington office,” said our a 10,000 been have Finance signed the War by Meyer, former head of will join business here, acres motor an car week in “ttfld the world” last telegram an the national sent to headquarters in the Red River Representative Corporation, valley which needs barn finds growers he then director. 350 airplane sales has a Racine The pa company creamery as Chicago a KYW, at by President delivered address f powerful r om Monson counties, Mr. of and representative largely Mondel Utah similar developed has paint contour says, check? a a August total of the or The trons. prices Chicago. result of having station broadcasting at with dropped boy the the jaw as a Agriculture, to of the Department of I < a $10,347. was low to 24 cents bushel Most at these but not as as a the Northwet the speakers many. still be named, of Leßoy the are to to to Mr. Reed checks for mumps, total The go was one FARM LOANS points. “Meanwhile, the best barn finds the some he places determine what immediate consumers $16,256.65. to at in August once Federation’s was American Farm Bureau the creamery on relatively paying high prices,” are especially taken, barn be cents A good steps 46 price the The butterfat building place. can was on weekly lecture | program, es- Mr. Monson “In Nicollet county, says. We marketing make along co-operative grain Farm corrals and follows: Loans lowest well kept is by at The list of surrounded patrons as which just outside is the potato raising crises Ed lines, relieve the farming. Mrs. good to Nelson, A. C. is index D. Mahoney, to now prevailing pens an without rates, delay. who buy in 100- area, persons this other in section. Announcement Chas that has Mossyge, good barn O. usually Sale. H. Mahoney, And a GOSLEE DONOVAN & decision made the president’s Mower of Agents silo. W. Sweetzer companion, for the Thos. Lien, loyal Federal Mahoney, Land was Bank. a Oct. 3. Funeral Directors and Hovde, Johr T. Ed. McCaughy, Mrs. for the setting County barns pace are Come in and before Embalmers Dr. B. T. Johnson Hol see us W. B. Morse, you Speer, G. Classen, in farm homes good mighty some Calls: Day Phone 2188 Pe J. P. Booth, J. Mrs. Bros., Meeker Co-operative creameries of place Holbrook barn loan. The men this county. your DENTIST Mrs. Rierson, J. Mossyge, R. have formally approved plans terson, coming is county which round has roof a NIGHT CALLS: Farmers and Merchants State Bank. Can Rough, W. L. Kough, Mrs. establishment of for the It state other in favor states. much into a W. Donovan H. L. Goslee T. Office Ed Wold Foss, Drug Daily, C. being Store & perfected by Erie, Monson particularly sales over be is said type agency, now 2708 Austin, to 5914 Minn. a DIAL 2603 C. Carlon, J. McDowell, Co-operative Wrinkle, H. C. It will the Minnesota Creameries’ I dairy county. adapted to a R Jim Anderson, Wm. Elliot, association, the direction under if this type learn interesting be to Hiller, Ole Austby, sales Hamilton, Aug. designers of H. F. Meyer, of the successful the is barn of manager as as M C. 'iiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiwiiiiiiii.iirtifiinu- ■ •• liHniuiiiiiiiiiiniiimiiiiiiiiiiHitiuiiiiiuuHHiiiiiiiiiintiittiiiuitiuiiiiiiiWiiiuiHiiiiiiiiHiuiiHiiiiiuiiitiiiuiiinnutuiiiiiiiiiiiintnuimuiitnciiiuiiinini,' Malcomson, Hall. W. W. M. department. A. will. it claim Schmidt, J H. Wilcox, Daily, K. E. tßsinmw Hanson W. E. F. Bundy, showing Thederman, The woo! market is renewed considerable dairy talk in There’s H. Boudwyne, W. Knight, J. slightly higher Harry activity, with Fillmore Lanesboro vicinity. These the Zilk. W. F. Shrode, C. Mclnroy, H. about sold farmers county ■•■■■■■■■■■ I l" are F Gaffrey, J. Milbrandt, L. E. The farmers dairy the frocksgfSimple Qegance are cow. Church on H. Tspiel, G. G. C. Sprung, dairy with cattle, Harvey, stocking their farms Wm. Mielitz, F. Keston, G. L. The the Holstein. But chiefly H. Kinter, Bryan, F. B. F. Beaver, J. E C. Bowers, J. Earnesse, understand why Newsman does not T Quinn, Baldruf, J. J. Holsteins Mcßride, their they had import to Eighmey E. O. County A. Stewart, Mower Quinn, Wisconsin. from Newlin C. Shepard, Schields, F. D. Another Special • O Zilk, C. Kinter, A. Ed. Severson, , HARDY J. DR. M. ■ Hendrickson And Whole L. Store Full Harding, I Brown, a _ Knud J. Eastwold, T. CULLEN J. Galloway, DR V. R. Other A. Specials of ■ | P. J J. Johnson, Despard, T. R. | DECKER BROS. son, DENTISTS F. Sim C. Nicholas, E. Carter, M. Favorite Models Fall Dresses and Frocks in Bldg. Nat’l. Bank Austin are now Harding A. C. Newhouse, M. Watch ads mon, our ■ ■ Austin Dial 2150 ■ H. Siples, B. Mclntire, Geo. Evens, M. ■■■■■■■■'■■lß ■ early selection. One will find ready for here Aspiel Harshberger, H. L. F. your Grace Wheeler, R. B. W. Funtie, E. C. Steel, A Steel, L. C. I. N. D. Moore, for will appropriate occasion. It be garments HOTEL THE CURTIS every C. Roby H. Polanske, Eastman, F. B. Watne, J Wells, O. J. Peters, A. E. from pleasure select stock. Miller, Bergesor. POUWTW Snyder, Ross TBNTH OTRKKT AT AVRNU* E. to a one our E. Peterson Stolkie, O. F. H. Bros., Minneapolis, Minnesota Laws, J Clark, H. E. C. Funkie, J. Anderson, A. House, Geo. Motley, INTERNATIONALLY RECOMMENDED Kulow, C Mielitz, A. Roy H. J. Roe, Crum, W L. Zilk, N. E. Dresses of Wool Day, F. C. Northvesfi Largest and Newest The Commercial Hotel Gerbor, D. Bent, W. Hanson, Tuttle, P. whole One City Block. Occupying Every Room Geo. McCaughy Hendrickson, H. Outaide Room. Moderate Price Christenson, W Restaurant Ganske, M. W. J. an Ryan J. Hanson, Excellent Prentis, Anderson, Cuisine. K. Fashion, utility and comfort in represented are P. Baker, Johnson, A. & Anderson, Machorec, W. Thompson, A. A. Street Car Connections this offering of fall dresses. Frocks that will be you with nil railway stations and Hoel C. Christenson, M. Duffield, C. Paul K ! Interurban Bus Line glad have Grumley, that the weather has cooler. 0. to turned Miller, Christenson, J. Nels I Headquarters. now i I I Yellow Cab Rates 46 Cents Eastwold, E R. E. Pederson, from C. M. * St. Paul Stai A. Engstrom J. Anderson, Vincent, Uon and Me from Union Sta- A fine assortment of wool dresses in pretty many Geo. Errington, W. Klassy, M. J- I kL- Kivell G. ROOM Malcomson, RATES Geo. Bergland, shades and designs offered in this department at are twhSea. I 75 Rooms, Private Baths. H. Knight, H. Futrell, Hall, W. C. B. Single 11.00. Double >3.00 wpjBSU Ellwell, sOegaHSgMi A. W. Mat IX Rooms. Snyder, Private Baths. W. P. $19 Alweys, \\ 75 $22 75 I- Single 11.50, Double 13.50 -r? Fairbanks, W. A. J. Ellwood, w J. Hart, 7 ic? T'TM <*» Rooms. 261 Private Baths. JMmW \ / 'rJj Starry, Ohden, M. H. D. |3.00, Single Double G. F. Bowers, >4.00. \ R I°v 1 Rooms P 44 with twin X beds Hatledvedt, M. J. J. Iverson, Mrs. private and baths >5.00 r ’ ..WrTi njiif "TO !LL-TnTWiMIIirT is.oo. A. J. and Bros., Iverson C. Moe, Mrs. $25 and $65 Others Suite to H. en G. Cruse, Bernard, A. E. Smith, up Gerloff, H. S. Bossart, Ganske, H. M. L. Swenson, Bros., Theland Maage, Ed. Sorenson, S. A. Jacobson, J. L. Hatlestad, S. Johnson, J. J. Bros., Myers Don’t Wait Engelson Christensen, M. Prosser, H. L. Hovey, Ole Co., & SMART NECKWEAR WINS MANY Shutz, R. F. Orke, M. J. Orkee, John Clark, F. Simmons, Vought, Jane A FROCK SUCCESS J. L. Joe Eastwold, K. O. Johnson, Mrs. S. W. G. Hanson, C. H. Hatlestad, In this day of the lace-trimmed dress, how Murphy, M. Schempt, Geo. Pierce, nice it is rip collar to off and have another one Sweet, & Nauman A. Rasmussen, Until Absolutely You fresh slip Frills, tailored to bits of daintiness, Mahoney, G. F. Bacon, on. John Oness, Anderson, D. P. Clapp, G. plaited Lappin, organdies, M. straight collars and H. W. Jones, H. M. P. Meness, W. round Have been introduced them to ones. you C. NEED Matts, J. Bundy, W. G. Garret, GOODS CO. WEST DRY all? Indeed, they have Flinn. transform to Tom Schlamp, J. Stanbro, powers a E. Mike Burgett, Elmer Hanson, Mrs. tailored afternoon frock from type to dress, and L. A. Federspiel, P. Gardecki, J. vice versa. Oliver Jensen, C. L. Kuykendall, Seeburn, H. E. Burgett, D. L. Perry, & Hale Morine, F. E. Seeburn, R. W. J. P. Ostrich, John Earl Renner, Moe, Jewel That Furnace Kaughman, H. Walthoff, GOODS CO. WEST DRY F. Anderson, E. Schmidt, M. G. Lappin, R. Kaughman, C. Jensen, P. J. Fread, W. Silk Dresses Hogger, J. H. Frey, P. Burgett, J. H. Hanson, F. Haller, W. A. before that order Jerred, E. B. giving Bros., Eicholzer Rounds, us Pederson, Leo. Larson, Geo. Kitterman, J. Geo. Moldt, H. Afternoon Morrow, and V. evening that charming, gowns are Ole Finley, O. J. Baker, S. Prentis, alluring and Do It Now intriguing in design and materials C. W. T. Jones, J. Bergland, are S. Eng, Palmerton, H. Fister, Peter Swartz, exhibition. A special invitation now on is extended Benson, L. B. Jensen, Joe Jerred, W. B. Simonson, S. John Moe, Stokes, S. C. to these. you see Hendrickson, 0... TJw O. Cooper, F. F. Rieves, Peterson, M. Vervick, J. Ed. Beautiful frocks in and satins, Pederson, satin faced H. Lambert, crepes L. Christenson, W. Wl Dunley, Wm. Chittick, L. R. and cantons Roshanara offered here at crepe are J- J. PIPE OR Carter, R. W. W. T. Peters, Newhouse, P. Hogan, Corbet, Joe $25 $65 _ to Jordan, Haihn, W. H. B. Liberty, M. t J. J. PIPELESS G. J. Eastman, Mrs. Jordan, T. Runde, M. Earnesse, Henry Carter, . m bifM f Starry, F. P. Hermonson, Fresby, J. F. IS f Jordan, A. J. M. Syc, Van John /r | Petersen, James Hans Hawkins, A SWEATER ZThI Buy SUGGESTION Jewel ■Bp-; ■ Smith, Mrs. E. jj F. Ostreen, Freyman, a w, 1 Mcßoberts, Nelson, E. M. Northness, J. . I 111 / T. A. Hanson, B. |l Hanson, Wm. There’s friend like no sweater. New a Hendrickson, Cjfe I H. and Save Mrs. Fuel Thornburg, brushed wool here Iver in Iverson, ones tans K. and N. are Weigen, A. O. greys Fassbender, J. from A. Roe, at $5 K. to $6, Iverson, while the popular jacquette M. W. Nelson, A. Oleson, J. in variety of colors is in a heavy demand at Nagele, Erie, J. M. H. O. Anderson, WE DO REPAIR WORK $5.50 Overfelt, Roe Bros., O. Hermonson, to $8.50 Bhend, L. Hovde, A. Morine, B. H. C. Sorenson, Mitchell, H. Johnson, Geo. Fuhr. Malcomson, A. J. R. DECKER; GALLOWAY West Dry Goods Co. barns in looking best One of the Holbrook the is going the county up on Brownsdale. Herman farm near Wollenberg and putting Sheet men are Metal Workers and Heaters it’s going be barn and to the up is of the The News dandy. jim man a AUSTIN, barns County that Mower opinion MINN. are .... of the kind good indication ituuaiUUKHmmiiuHHiiWiiHiiiumiu; pretty a the has. Now and of farmers county rauiiurcwiffirjHWHiwMWW