Mower County news (Austin, Minn.) 1920-1947
November 8, 1923 · Page 8 of 15
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I . ' /■ , Page Six MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. Thursday, Nov. 8,1923. HITCHING POSTS Services held Decker Monday, squared paper.—Ruth and day. Robert Coddington Berlin has been ure. on were LEGAL ] ! NOTICES Christian, The officiated. She Velva Rev. Bain is clerking for reportersvived Henry Hahn Mrs. and Harry Sloeuni’s sur- brother is visiting- company. daughters; by and two the Slocum * at home. sons * wo MAY PLACED F-3134(l) BE Charles, has Thanksgiving who resides here, Lynn The primary the of Clarence Burns is the clerk Last at Friday room evening few old new STATE MINNESOTA, a OF County Mower of The blackboard Wykoff, Mrs- Robert B. Hughes of decorations the J. D. Myhre neighbors store. gathered District Court, Tenth up. Judicial the Orvilk —ss. at District. turkeys Homer and Cresco and Mrs. Kuns. boarders Sargeant becoming is poultry Mills home great and are the spent a even n A. O. Dinsmoor, Plaintiff J. Miss Doherty Gavin and of Portage pumpkins. market. with" Mr. and —-VS Mrs. Roy rlads whc Council Heeds Appeal O. Niehuis; Delia Niehuis; W. W. Walker, making is Pilgrim Saturday called here by grade arrived The Fourth Rev. Nauman family drove and to leave for to their homein soon are IS new Walker; -efendants. ’ L. ace WxJ. the death of Mrs. Doherty. Booklets. Kasson Tuesday. Illinois. Made Austin By SHERIFF’S SALE OF REAL F ATE UNDER . JUDGMENT i OF FORECLOSURE, scholars, Glenn N. Mr. and Mrs. F. Townsend We have The Henry, went two William and Ernest new Mrs. Harry Slocum brother is visiting NOTICE i IS HEREBY CIV N. That s un- Merchants. Monday. They called Austin Sales. and Lester Bartel families to of Kasson attended der , were and by virtue Jui'j.snent rf and Decree the Slocum a home. st entered in I the al action watching entitled the the is there by illness of their grand The primary the big meetings >ve Sargeant Sunday. on a at room Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eads left uesday September, 29 day of 1923, certified in a hope They peculiar looking cocoon. son. transcript which has of been delivered for their to Municipal parking home Morrison, places for horse new near interesting. I, the undersigned. Sheriff Mower Bronkorst Seibert something of Mrs. E. J. Van and into it turns nie, drawn Illinois. vehicles. The fellowship dinner in the church County, will sell, public auction, to the at few days with relatives spent left Saturday to a Frances Short bidder, cash, the > highest 17th day schools That be parlors The of this vicinity tor the direction Sunday. to in great on seems success gave was a the of November 1923. 10 o'clock in in Wells. at lore-, Owatonna. her home in m.ake which the city is council going. Nine adults infant received good and programs. one the West front door th" Court of at noon, Miss Ola Hovre, county Walderons was carnival nurse, at The Penny City in Coun- The Lloyd Keller House in the of Au.tia right of tb« of the baptism the afternoon last week in in and spent 20 saiu lowner were making , . real , Friday the premises and in arrangements * ty, in town A one par. be great Hall proved to success. horse Austin. drawn vehicle a into fellowship to parking received church with expect described said Judgment and De- 1 estate in Cancer giv<*n for lecture be to and a on crowd large seemed in everyone • certain place this municipality All that tract follow. to-wit: came * to or par■ ciee, was more As it is here Tuesday evening. lying and in the County cel of land cancer time. good have to eloquently and ably discussed the Through the efforts of the Sta'e Sellmer Johnson is graveling the at a 1 of Minnesota, describ- o' Mower and State will be week series of lectures a council meeting last week. V. Culver, Immigration Department, settlers S. village. is to-wit: ’ i class will finish «de of This follows, streets ed The training manual as our in the prominent physicians given by Southwest , -half of the The Easuor quay- chairman the of Kiwanis much improvement. being given preference of needed week. their this toys are employment committee a the Southeast one-half of aud the South ter, county. which of has been issuing Franklin suffered in the lumber Grimm, West of the started their and the 30 The eighth grade postmaster, quarter, acres communiques camps Diddams C. J. of Mr. and Mrs. Southeast one-half of the quarter Ncrth from time northern time the week. painful accident Monday Minnesota and the development to to health booklets this a as ; the North (9) also No. Nine Section of the C. L. Plainview Tuesday at spent likelihood of better hitching facilities while he removing the of of farm that section homes in the Northwest caterpillars top the East one-hair of We keeping of •12.G7 rods a was lb' are some Schroeder home. of 42.67 rods J North and the quarter, in Austin, struck is being lead off Other heating of butterflies A piece iron materially aided. The into stove. if they develop to was very man. see No. Sixteen Section of Northeast quarter the ♦ ♦ who speakers testified bits glass lumber the his glasses, driving of into companies paying from hun- i to One Township No. in (161, all necessity are 1 SCHOOLS No. Eighteen North, Range (102) d.ed-two for taking of horse his Schottler of 40 S6O Dr. Dexter attended month to and board lo care per eye. containing 264 and (18) West, acres SARGEANT drawn vehicles R. work R. Hurphy, him in the from October at 1 government I seconding were once. sur- camps less more or Barthelmess Richard. Boswell, M. D. G. K. Wold, Chief The Heydt Arntzen Hardware June there to 1, and plenty is of viy. company employment Prairie. * Blooming F 1923. September 29. Dated Sargeant. So ably did they shingle roof for Shawl? has the speak put deserving# her, Bright NICHOLSEN. on The N. a new wo: in Blooming Prairie will the play Church County. Evangelical Sheriff >f Mower that council undefeated voted make the building. according Oscar H. to Smith. to Commissioner a survey WRIGHT. W. ARTHUR school (155 Kenyon Monday of 10 m.—Sunday part determine present what as to be a. of tracts Immigration. NELSON, can MARTIN A. Farmers plowing, report corn the Armistice Day celebration. last Sunday.) leased for hitching Plaintiff’s Attorneys. Theatre, Monday Park purposes. If Keep rest going rust. shredding and other work you fal you pretty Austin. Minnesota. The high school will worship, give m.—Public 11 Other sermon, routine business program discussed. a a. was by Nov. 1-8. 4-11-18-25 attending Mankato Qommercial October well accomplished. There is considerable Friday night of Educational Gate.” “The Strait Mayor Hirsh recommended College, Mankato, for —, ■ ■ Minn. Send be husked. yet to corn Week, November The American school and 23. m.—Sunday 2 that the wor- council in body F-S184(2) attend Armistice p. Tuesday. and a beautifully illustrated catalog. H. L. Berlin of lowa Falls, lowa, our Mow of Legion will provide speakers County to ship Elkton. MINNESOTA. at OF S! ATE Services the Methodis appear at 1- District- Judicial 19-1 Sunday with his Tenth parents spent Court. District near the meeting. er. school each day of the at 7:30 m.—League church, Sundays evening. p. ' Sargeant, George F. Mr. and Mrs. week. Only.” laintiff. : “Jesus 1 m.—Sermon, 8 Dinsmoo' O. A + p. + —VS— 1 1 BROWNSDALE achievement and The will be Tuesday Prayer meetings program on Walker. , W. W. Niehu Niehuis, Deii.i O -. given the high school revival' Defendants in Friday night, The recent Friday evening. Walker, L. Grace UNDER ESTATE REAL OF SALE ** SHERIFF’S November There £ will be of bless- 9. demonstrations, meetings great seasons were FORECLOSURE. OF JUDGMENT Mrs. H. Johnson is enjoying D. ❖' singing speaking, free brought NOV. a and 1923 That to 6, GIVEN. ing- This all has 'BY under HE NOTICE IS us en- Ford and De- i sedan. judgment * by virtue new and movies. The Girls’ number of oi a Boys’ and Club A great couragement. entitled action or the above in entered C. Mrs. M. Syck eree is seriously ill at assessions certi-I workers will the and put conversions, baptism ❖ 1923, September. on of program. 29th day a the Prices: Today’s Selling St. delivered Olaf hospital. been has which transcript of fled will £ The following take Florence Sunday. One last part: in evidence were said : Sheriff of undersigned. I, the to Mr. and Mrs. D. W- Leeper me, enjoyed ♦ Birgin, Marcella Holy Cashman and received eight hundred and ❖ public auction, | sell, will st County, M >wer visit from their brother 17th *£ the and cash, £ for bidder, a Fancy dry picked turkeys 43-45 highest on Ardella Ingvalson, Hazel Caroil, the Maxine these offerings at to Special Communion. the in clock 1923, 10 at November, of day o family of Albert Lea, Sunday. Charles Habberstad, Upcraft and Come and services $240. totaled * the' of front door West the at U r-noon, Fancy scalded ducks 27-29 ❖ Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Parsley and in said j Austin of City the in Harold Ingvalson, E. M. Torbla. House “Strait Gate” Court hte prayfully listen to the premises I parcel. in family County, and Mr. and one Mrs. Martin Jensen The following in will take the H. Nauman, morning, A. part Sunday ♦♦♦ scalded Fancy judgment said described in sermon geese real estate and and dinner the guests at certain tract; All that son were to-wit: Educational week the Decree, at and pastor. program in the and being lying of land Fancy scalded heavy hens 22-24 parcel E. E. Farguson home, Sunday. SATURDAY er SPECIALS high school: Marcella Cashman. Minnesota, of State and of Mower C- unty Mr. and Mrs. Julian Palmer of to-wit: I Catherine Maxine Habberstad, follows, Rask, O. D. father, described and her (Rive Myhre as Fancy scalded light hens 16-18 *♦’ one-half West of the South 70 Blue Earth The the home guests acres at were Clara Miller, Lucile Bales, Alice Herron, Paynesville Mon- Myhre motored to No. Section of Southwest quarter the of . . ’£ of their father, W. H. Palmer Sunday. s-a’ded springs 22-24 Fancy 10.15 containing Chas. parcel Everett Nelson, Rolf Rye, ilso that (10): Ten FINE GRANULATED formerly known highway, of the West t acres Betlack, Clarence Miller, Arnold Mortenson. Southeast road, in the scalded 16-17 Paul Fancy roosters and St. Dubuque as SUGAR W Mr. Glen Clark and Mrs. arrived 10 c of Southwest quarter 89 the of quarter the all of being ?? Ten (10) ? Chehallis, Wash., Saturday. Section No. HAVE YOU said DO *£ only fat poultry. Fatten Dress The American Legion will South- . the in highway said sponsor West of land Gerbic Mrs. Fred Sudney and of | ship son thin and quarter and poultry Southwest COLD the of quarter the cast Armistice Day high young at program also 28 i (10): few in days lowa last week. No. Ten acres spent * said Section Turkeys, later in the a season. school here Monday. The servicemen highway said the of West being and lying Frank Cruickshank back NO. Sr., is in especially SOFT ducks and 1 SHELLED POLISHED I geese Northwest of the one-half North the will the high school in march to said Thanksgiving trade. wanted for the Fifteen after few days illness last ❖ No. Section store of ENGLISH WALNUTS quarter a c 25 where the following will be .South, and North program rods 42.67 being these parcel Begin shipping at week. once. West to, highway said from given: Invocation, extending Music, orchestra; •nd aforesaid • parcels ? said con- section line, the Mrs. F. A. Johnson called Mrs. Rev. Robert Nelson; Remarks, Chairman; on all of less, 110.35 taining more or acres, veal, lb. fat 90-120 16-17 Fancy Parsley One ! E. S. Friday evening. ♦> Township No. being in Glee Club; Drill, Boys of premises Song, , : d • Eighteen No. North, KARO Range SYRUP »&: (102) 10 Hundred-two Mr. Martin Jensen and Mrs. E. S- 6th and Bth grades; Address, Mr. ♦ choice 14-16 Good to West. (18) Parsley called Mrs. Peter Freese 1923. Paulson; Music, 29, Solo, Roy September Lurton; Mrs. Dated on it keep afford to cannot If NICHOLSEN, I 12-14 N. you good so, Fair to afternoon. Monday Orchestra. High School weakens County Mower always .of cold Sheriff because a Mrs. Peter Freese improving after is WRIGHT, W. ARTHUR it makes body and the susceptible more NELSON. A. MARTIN FRESH in BAKED operation. Hang both poultry and veal Waltham. an disease. to Attorneys, Plaintiff's Hallowe’en given A at party FIG BaR COOKIES Minnesota was for several hours 2po ds Austin, the cool place held A Hallowe’en social in c ,„...25 a was "" - 1-11-18-25-Nov. 1-8 Will Be the R. D. Bailey home Friday You evening. *£ evening. A schoolhouse Tuesday shipping but before do not program per- SURPRISED AGREEABLY given and shadows CLA’MS, * FILE freeze. Ship by TO mit TIME were to LIMITING was express, ORDER quickly The New Market, Hintz Olson, how & THEREON. HEARING FOR AND in attendance. A large crowd sold. was in prices, If advance ❖ Hitchins, Benjamin you of any Estate Proprietors. Smoked and fresh meats, Proceeds $36.80. The FRESH NEW Mower. STOCK of County MINNESOTA. were OF STATE Chiropractic benefit. will be given the Fresh Oysters. Eggs taken for cash the matter In ot Court. Probate In the grades Wednesday enjoyed upper SEEDLESS RAISINS, SX- Decedent. c Hitchins, guaranteed. Benjamin ll of Prompt returns Estate the —Highest prices. trade 19-3-p or weiner and marshmallow a . ❖ ... , this day haling Administration X of Letters roast. National Bank Adjustments of Reference Aus- • Hitchins, of R. A. , granted to been drawing Friday in Our work was Commerce, Chicago. *:* I GRAND MEADOW | Minnesota. tin, ... within that the time designs in color ORDERED, of working the out WILL GIVE YOU IS IT de- : WALTER BAKER’S named PREMIUM above the of creditors which all A quarter of century tne a in 4. against his , claims es- present cedent may ‘ ♦> CHOCOLATE- On l: ,f lb PERMANENT RELIEF hereby C and the 171-2 be, this court, in same tate for Hambleton left Monday R. T. business and the Lest class of * ❖ - and after I from months six limited to is. ❖ c the C., week’s expiring Washington, D. after time said hereof; date a the Consultation Analysis & FREE £ '£ trade in Chicago. 1924. April. day of 22nd visit with his parents. that ORDERED, FURTHER IT IS AND 1924, April, at of day all health troubles 28th Bring the * H. Becker, former resident, to Mrs. M. Monday, * ❖ your a Court KIRK’S Probate the in o’clock ❖ 10 a. m.. * Absarokee. her home died at at Aus- of the City at House Court Looms at t DR. R. L. NELSON I LAKE WHITE SOAP hereby c the GRIDLEY, MAXON and be, 39 October of County, same Tuesday, 30, in said Montana in, • on and time the appointed and . ♦> is fixed as 4» 10B of Alfred heart failure. Her CHIROPRACTOR I adjuFtment M examination, son, a the hearing t for t lace upon & CO. such, claims of a? allowances Absarokee brother, Martin Ramseth and and Lewis Bldg. Dial 2277 afore- time the within presented *s* be shall *4* of Valley City, N. D., accompanied Private Rest Rooms * * St., 25 W. So. Water MINNESOTA CROSBY publication the by given body here. Services hereof be the notice X-Ray Service Let were County Mower the in t order t this of rfiRM 121 /sc Grade Lutheran City and Calls the Norwegian Country Made held CHICAGO, ILL. at c 59 law. by provided MINNEAPOLIS News, as Will Langerhaugh 1923. Sunday. Rev. October, church ♦> Cans 22nd of 6 For Dated 1 JUN., WEBER. HENRY . HOME WHERE YOU’LL FEEL AT is officiated. She of Spring Valley r. robate l J"' Seal) *® Court < NELSON. sisters- by and survived two and M. A. WRIGHT IN THE THE BUSINESS W. HEART OF a son A Estate for FANCY AND AMUSEMENT DISTRICT PINK ALASKA Attorneys Myhre has been quite Mrs. E. E. 4587. No. File Sprinklers. Automatic Fireproof Construction. SALMON 'M: 1 1 ' c 1-8. Nov. weeks. 25- for the Oct. sick past two c 45 ™ Garage Near by Service Gordon Elliott, Elliott Marston, Single Equipment Double Rooms 12255 , who Robert Hill Goodsell and George . UN- „ , ESTATE REAL SALE OF SHERIFF’S 125 Lavatory $125 $2.00 FORECLOSURE. OF JUDGMENT Parker College attending spent DER are Lavatory, Toilet 35 2.50 1.50 Mower. of County MINNESOTA. STATE OF FRESH MILLED home folks. They with few days Judicial Toilet, Bath 1.75 Tenth 90 Lavatory, 3.00 Court. District a In Monday. OATMEAL returned District. . c 39 250 ONE-PRICE ROOMS ... _. Plaintitt, Pemberton. Bertha her Doherty died W. D. at Mrs. 10 pounds VS for MODERN SERVICE OF EVERY KIND 1 « L n Rachel fail- known of heart also morning Wall, as Friday home Adams Rachel husband. Wall her and Perry Wall, Adams L. Defendants. 0 Odland. M. and if! that GIVEN, under HEREBY “KALABASH” IS SLICED NOTICE gwoeMDeeeeeeeee (pcpcp <D(B<p<B<D(peeg decree and judgment of virtue by and a PINEAPPLE the above G,rg entered in 2% N c foreclosure c of 90 Car ° “ 8 plaintiff and of the favor in action, entitled F 3 Bth day of the or defendants, against the on which of certified 1923, copy October. a with America delivered duly been has decree and judgment ih / sheriff of Mower undersigned I, the to me. FANCY public sell 'Brakes/ will at Minnesota, County, I TourlVheel '’cash, bidder for on highest the auction to GRAPEFRUIT November, 1923, c 20 of day 24th the Saturday, the west forenoon, at the ih o’clock at 10 For 3 the City in House the Court of door front and state of Mower County I in the Austin of said premises in and land the aforesaid, judgment. said in described Mower, of County SUNKIST In designing four brakes wheel Southeast of the upon part all that to-wit, Township 102, 35, ORANGES Section of Quarter c 25 of wonderful its of four cylinder right the of lying west way 18, Range new | | and Per 8 Dozen except Railway, P. oAll this 'week & St. the C. M. that part end; also north the rods Off Buick 3-4 models, provides four a Section 35, said of Quarter Southeast the of the of lying east 18, Special Township 102, Range Demonstrations cylinder unequalled for e motor and 3-4 8 except Hormel’s Railway, car St. P. & C. M said tracts end. two north the off rods K less. of land beauty, comfort sturdiness, 140 more or 'why containing showing acres power, > 1923. 9th, October Dated NICHOLSEN. N. MEAT DEPT. < safety. The and widespread Minn. County, Mower Sheriff of E • TH NICHOLSEN, CATHERWOOD & | demand that introduction their and Mortgagee,. Plaintiff met PRESERVER for Attorneys Bldg., Bank National Austin “TRY OUR MEATS, THERE’S DIFFERENCE" A Minnesota. Austin, evidences fully how models these 1-8-15) 11-18-25-Nov. (Oct. Fresh Pork Picnic PICKEREL need for the small answer a car HAMS, lb. NOTICE 10c PIKE | combines perfect the Mower of proved dependability of and annual meeting The com- ra performance. WHITE FISH Smoked Picnic be Society will Agricultural County | J fort style with FRESH COD HAMS, lb. smartest o’clock 2 House Court at the held in HALIBUT hear the & SALMON November 12, to Monday, Fresh Pork in g few minutes day thia QPEND just and £ store SMOKED of the treasurer cylinder WHITE secretary All Buick six a our any 1924 reports cars NECK RIBS, lb. X O X will entirely idea about week and get electing of you an new the for and FISH purpose entirely idea foot comfort and shoes about likewise four wheel brakes. have an new other business and directors three any g SMOKED BLOATERS Fresh Pork how it combined with We holding be style. £ may are before the that appear may i LIVERS, lb. special demonstrations show why concealed, BONELESS the HERRING to p 6c R-11-19-NP 19-1-c Beadell. E. meeting. A. built-in ■ arch bridge holds the exactly Nature foot up as _ SMOKED SALMON ® planned; how < how it the arch from sagging; o prevents , FINAN HADDIE The week g it at makes without foot pictures next possible the raised heel BOILINC Two big BOILING g RFFF BEEF, lk lb. annoy- in 10c fl X SALT MACKEREL These will convince the demonstrations that Hamilton,” Lady of Affairs ance. £ “The you Star, '£ Arch Preserver Shoe give advantages ART PETERSON must J. X SALT HERRING you you can November Thursday, Wednesday and SB Choice Reef in ordinary shoes. £ not get 1 & POT ROAST, “Garrison’s lb. 12i/ 15c 16; and and SPICED HERRING 14 2 | Saturday, Nov. Friday and Finish,” DUTY ITS ¥ DOLLAR DOES WHERE A FISH. OYSTERS I ttfcish A Nn J DA n y Austin, Maple Street Minn. 17. and 16 ■ OLEOMARGARINE, lb. lbs. 45c KO KO NUT 24c, 2 “ BENTON g J. 0. • NOTICE K| Good Shoes Home of Girl Reserve Rummage the STORES OWL RED Saturday Friday and at Sale Saturday. Bake C. A. A’so built, Buick will build the Y. V.’. When better automobiles the are (SS ftmft <iM!ft4-B<B4ftC3Hft (ft (ft <B(B CB (B <B <B <B 19-1-c I j INTENTIONAL DUPLICATE EXPOSURE