AUSTIN. MINN. Page NEWS. Five COUNTY MOWER Feb. 1924 7, Thursday, | There farm bureau and agricultural 30. 28 members in remaining pounds really 76 the only Senior to Lulu Jacobson the need in ex- uaryy are It OUTLINE PLAY fills distinct accomplish was rural a the been make association and Larson has attending tension services Mr. will Marvin Buck who something productive. the to of 90 while the having bringing profitable by more communities average an people herds by school entered the production in spend day month each farm. Parochial at Audrey Sophomores Davis, wholesome for od our together one a were; enjoyment. g< DAY PROGRAM composed of balanced rations grade Monday. j Freeda Searles and sixth Bjork, Lucille as Mr. C. and Mrs. R. Payton went third feeds found nearly all home Some Anderson. Donald as possible answers on a grown Austin days Tuesday for few to a The dissipation of of ton When plants thru the of Geography such grade every crops as paper- use pupils having the best The ratings visit home—Grand the Fairbanks at SCHOOLS divided coal into little round component .{parts Dew is clover, alfalfa, and beans. lie down. die he soy a Eighth the grades follows: in Meadow Record. are as Suggestions Tentative has been the figured by director of hard round.' is and The charts showed the value of Frost thing. wet grade: Laura Zwemerman, Katherine the United States Geological Survey catch nobody protein feeds for both dairy and disappears Fog Word is received here of the can Declares so County Evangeline Dahl, Mortenson, severe Lyle. follows: At the 600 pounds than the outset feed cattle well the of him. The days value as illness Charles of warmer of Fowler are as as Fifth Seventh grade: Hazel Helfritz. The W. fifth and A. S. Club of the Superintendent. in mining. Once the lost remaining the day ssilage. in nights because are we run Austin his tonsils removed corn who had Palmer Springer, Eva Hartson, grade: sixth grade Eva Hartson’s girls meets at | pounds the 1,400 lie still. night to the around and in comes surface, ill we last Wednesday and is >Davis Grade: Erickson. Sixth now very Thursday evening. it takes pounds the appreciated 126 much to get lunches Hot Winona with pneumonia his home are at Lillian Anderson. Wilma Fedson, on county Mrs. Elizabeth Horstman, Testing In Group Four. Omar has coal the boiler grade from the Jahr the mine of sixth to weather. cold this Grand Record. Meadow street. Maurine Aultfather. Fourth grade: 1 for plans superintendent is making Philip Larson of Swift been the pinkeye. County, There pounds the absent of float 446 account room. up on Manual training 1 class The Herbert Harriet Grace Martin, Bjork, are for Leßol Cow Testing tester Association, smokestack lbs. be in the Play Day given 51 to waste gases. program, candlesticks. making* Larsen. Third grade: Lona Blakestead, graduate of the three “Briefly is An in Told” of in radiation another in and 51 a escape error in the spring. She has sixth grades outlined the Both the fifth and Hildreth. Groh, Marlys Mildred grade fifth making wooden The are school made Warren Harding’s in the of agriculture, the ash The January 19 Mrs. pit. lost amount year course converting have citizenship plays. begun Wood, tentative Second Grade: Edna follows and toys. program as University Farm. He started pension $50,000. This heat annual into mechanical energy Erickson. second grades Phyllis Richardson, Mena The first and has notices sent the are to rural teachers: George testing Malcomson’s Jan- is have read “$5,000.” at 650 pounds, leaving the should energy Glenn doll in their First grade: Eloise Tuftee, building house a spare Association Test Glenn Dennison. time. Martin, 10:10 A. M.: Parade—band, floats. Elects Officers making has school in The Alpha Beta society is Harvey Ross started All the school of the participating. county be the grade. plans for valentine first party to a Sigma in honor the given of Mrs. Martin visited soon Mrs. Melzer and of organization meeting the At the 10:45 A. M.: (1) Flag Raising— Taw. Henning’s Monday, Miss held Association Star the Cow testing Spangled room at Banner. Salute the to Speaking Class The Public gave Beach and Tuftee, and Mrs. Mrs. following the Flag. School January 29, Adams Pledge on of the Allegiance by they their first talk Monday. And Tuesday. on elected: teachers officers president, and pupils. Group (2) A: were successful. all proved Hudson has ill with been very Dorr Anderson, vice-president; Folk Peter Dance—Danish Greetng. Dance of the first second nneumonia, and and In General Science. Secretary-Treasurer, John Christgau; Ring Game Ring Call Ball. have been writing him. grades to Singing Gust Jacobson J. Huseby; directors, B. Game—Looby Question: the three Loo- Name states Henning’s pupils have of Miss Ten decided Rogne. It and S. L. 11:45 M.: Contest Games. Group of A. water. was Christmas buttons for selling seals, B.: the association Mower call (1) Circle and Dodge Ball. (2) Answer: Michigan, Wisconsin to Newcomb. have been rewarded with and Association No. Testing warbonnets. County Cow Minnesota. Bachtold of Grand Meadow Harold 12:30 P. M.: Picnic Dinner. will give The Sigma Tau Society 3. the beginning of the second At 1:30 P. M.: Speeches. this is their Thursday of tester. program on officers elected semester, new were 2:00 P. M.: Events: (1) Track and week. Board, Literary societies, for the Civic Field Events, such weather Standing As the is nice we suppose Attended Farm as so Many the Athletic committee and Broad as Jump, Dash, Relay it will be long before Races. not some folio Adams At Meeting The the students will have fever. above of spring is we: merely program suggestive • League—Leonard Freshmen: Civic stated before and as was Dyrland. and Leota Torgeson taken from The Solid Geometry Class the following events. seems held farmers’ meeting The special Blakestead Society—Esther Literary Activities—(l) hard have time intersecting Marching (2) Story to a school January 29, the Adams at was Athletic Anderson. Genevieve and Plays. planes. and much attended interest well Howard. Committee—Ada Games:—(l) Rain (a) ring games, shown. League—Laurence Civic Sophomores: call ball, (b) (2) and Team cat rat. Taopi. University Crim of Farm, Marjorie Beach. R. F. Ashley and Games: (a) Newcomb, (b) Dodge The Taopi primary is room now value and importance and the Davis spoke Society—Audrey Literary ball, on (c) Club snatch, (d) Criss cross making clowns. feed and Athletic Committee of alfalfa Fortun. Esther crop a as a goal, (e) ball, ball. as (f) end corner Ella Bartels absent Tuesday was of methods discussed the Howard. and —Caroll proper (3): Rhythmical Activities:— (a) the of weather. account on different discussed the Volstead it. He League—Marc growing Civic Juniors: Singing Games: Oats, beans, peas, The manual training class is going methods inoculation. and of Blakestead. Linerary varieties and Loreen and Did barley grow. ever see you a make and paint bread boards and to showing chart Camilla An interest and society,—Medah Hughes Lassie? Looby Loo. (4):Folk dances: knives. seed from various Committee— how clover Athletic Myhere. countries Danish —(a) Chimes of Dunkirk, (b) asked what subjects A little girl was seed compared with Johnel Golberg. grown some Dance Greeting. of she liked best in school and she used by Mr. killing Literary winter Peterson. for Donald and Murphy was gives the following Mrs. Horstman “reading and arithmetic.” answered, his discussion. Minnesota, Crim in Societies why Play Day is valuable: reasons little asked sister They then her seeds Dakota, Delta, and Wisconsin and Alpha the president of grown “Recess,” she liked best. what was of the small of showed percentage president Alfred Peterson, It tends make the general Education very to a reply. the prompt that imported —Ralph killing compared to Committee winter Athletic problem Minerva effective by more . Good English We all reporters, were southern European from countries. the children Miller. furnishing incentive for an the all We reported Wednesday. examination the result of the their best the As do in physical to in day. heard one six errors we the last covered work the activities. The play day is simply of County Liebenstein explained Agent five only there that from the find specimen taken regular weeks how by of charts fully are we a a means •«» ait .nan anccs WALTHAM wwuwi* cacti Roll, ucivic <«.. and the Honor the of this >< i» machine schools. school pupils a«- work the high operator why protein in ration is balanced, on concentrates autuniooilc know, crankshaft into scmuled tuc the men motor machine these calculations on absolutely Senior, . and must tends brng the people of the Sophomores have Valentine clover It four to We going and how to one a necessary are are of the heart the A well- will that motor. accurate it record almost is so check otherwise the shaft is Junior and community into closer touch and Freshman rejected. while the Valentine ration. box and party. and alfalfa cheapens balanced crankshaft i weight of a the smooth- human hair. means a a school. with sympathy the have monthly last classes of We had tests explained of the He that aims Nash I engine Three calculations none. Motor- bal our one made by :nmng are I S SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10 j NEW GOODS AT MURPHY’S § The daily arrival of portion of Spring Merchandise bargains make to feel that our new winter is fast voiles of are passing plaid ratines, There out. one new ■ are the charming designs and combinations, most in endless variety of Persian paisley and dainty crepes an patterns all oriental colorings catering those high class to i|| which attract the attention to of the Eastern buy of Spring wearables. seems ers new ft. jg Then those ginghams that each produce the interesting to most collection new of colorings, year seem feel that combined makes with the designing that new one Rg there nothing like gingham just dress. is a * dainty laces, trimmings New in buttons, three two effects. in fact tone New everything new or B® new, thorousrhlv cleaned of seasonable all stvle old out ! seasonab,e g mer mer- | chandise. We this in position “From to the basement the to roof will find are only season a say: seasonable from ’’ you new New coats, dresses, hats. Ask Spring to Goods have last new spring new merchandise see new to show. —we no | ft TO READY WEAR BASEMENT UNDERWEAR DOMESTICS H E A all of scarfs and assortment 2 a^ sm $1.19 underwear drop to SI.OO bath plain white, doz. towels in 25 -.’X i’’ ’ * muffs for Misses and Ladies, about Soap, 10 bars 39c $1.49 underwear, drop to $1.35 18x36. fancy border il size 20x40 or if S Fo Odd lot fancy dishes at % Off in acoo P’ P iece % X 98c underwear, drop to 87c excellent towel and This is , very a •••... Marmot, worth Beayei, -- S2O Large aluminum assortment v up o $1.98 piece underwear, drop to $1.85 six jg choice, get not **- over you your J 1 cl chol( each $2.98 to eaC ° se e If I’to r ’ ’ > A rr, fur seal squirrel Two trim- coats. Wool Soap, bars 4 29c E ■■ at varment 50r oer I • u i i + | io values ove,t° close at 19c yard HOSIERY well worth 25c 35c, $97.50 per at....; g ladies, fur Twelve cloth quality and coats Nainsook, fine 40 inch some jyAny a Misses h 45c H D f 1 iivin and from 18 trimmed to fabric for underwear popular sizes in a ■ «„;/,i, „+ or 11pair 25c aqu ■ 9 j h heavy white combs, each.. 19c Choice. $23.75 values SSO. 44, to 39c nc yard •••••••• up a • Those s beautiful skating socks from Hair brushes, lot worth from one ■' silk for underwear in Brocaded SlSed broSS 36 | g drop for iinmTnnvmn non quick fimsh MILLINERY TO CLOSE nr to c I a ’ $3.75, about to ten styles worth | ±s, mSS lul 2“ &“ UOO yard yard «e at, per a heather M ahea.t if „l lot. 7 I L A ® | LI REN ' S HATS & Bo ’ ™™ Yourehoiee SSe tagshaw P’J {j°f It I® Ladies’ ce golf and c hose. 6 A large sport "■ E Sample collar suff colors, and sets, $5.25, each to $2.98 27 choice Lot 98c g of colors from 98c to, range scarfs, shawls and fronts at a b b SHOES rrw.™. dr at 871/^C P ° One-half Price ■■ Rllf Q AND fTIRTAINS « Bl> ? bIJI a 1 1 63 pairs of Ladies’ shoes, high low TOR FT GOODS or I to . rn -n rAAr cnrP e i.. a . ijpt/\ r oleu o . , / n ? ™ g All 1 lot Talcum Curtains and and powder, Samtol nets curtain tooth oxfords> » size to Pi ii 42 in., excellent quality, some pumps> ow cases, powder, fan< lot 1 Valout face Y/ pow- 4i/ black, brown, tan stamped and hemstitched, Ea. 59c % ■ gray or 2) B ako p-s-p Basis'in‘she Chnil nL?*™ 10 all Cream good shades, pair..... 78c Tr’avehne Stamped per glass towels in 18x27 ’ Hot $149 i Traveling Bags, $1.49 Choice, S each in. size 9c One lot small rubbers, 25c Special, size size, pair.. close to 23c 1 I New Spring Styles Sale. Now AH These Good Things for You and More, Beginning on Saturday, Feb. 10 ? R. R. MURPHY & SON, ! TNC., Austin, Minn.