i 1, ■■ I '■ : 5 T wm : - Nine NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. Page COUNTY MOWER 1924 Feb. 14, Thursday, Russell Madden Pinkeva and Advertising 1 is business necessity. It is the former’s home,! Joe visitors the most at Willard were Mrs. Edd Schalack and MADE PIONEERS son I | ! CORNING callers Saturday. Austin were Sunday. the Schilling Sunday afternoon at spent The economical method of distributing goods. home. POSSIBLE CHURCH Tollefson Theodore Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schilling Mrs. C. G. was an [ ! Wednesday last callers Austin profits “don’t advertise” merchant larger must get She returned Sunday. Lea were passenger DUROC-JERSEY week. Monday. Isadore Peterson and and Mrs. Mr. of business his volume is less. because Gleason Mr. and Mrs. Ray spent Anderson’s callers Julius At Johnsburg 1 Gordon at Pastor J were | SOW Gleason. BRED SALE Em. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thursday. Writes Historical assisted Isadore Peterson Olsen Stanley called daughters Mrs. Parker and chopping Friday with wood Sketch. afternoon. Mrs. Gleason Sunday on Saturday. and OF * 35 HEAD TRIED SOWS AND a and family and August Beckers Get-together club The gave an oyster CLOSING OUT SALE | l Edd Struck and family entertained Madden Saturday home the were at historical SPRING The following interesting supper GILTS Sunday the Ziebell home Carl at the members evening for and the Johnsburg parish sketch of was personal sell all the farm I will for dinner. As I moving from Games enjoyed families. property their my am were Father given in the annual report of ® | located miles the 6 the farm Wiseman farm known evening. All throughout the on as Carl Mrs. Waklers and AT THE CARTER SALES BARN Mrs. Fred present Schier this Victor year: old miles south of Banner Austin; 1% miles south of west, 1% good time. called to report Buth south of town of Johnsburg early history a The were as of Hayward Oakland; miles Creamery; three miles southwest of 6 east Oak south division of Red their The Saturday, Whitmore, lowa, " interesting contains parish many a cemetery, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28th on ■ Aid will with Ladies’ Grove meet ill. father being little by the which known events, are Friday, February Ulland Willard Albert Mrs. and Schalack Mrs. generation * and son present | 1:30 P. M. younger Hanson is Andrew Mr. Mrs. her parents, 15. with Friday WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1924 assisting 20, spent by will be gladly remembered which invited. entertaining. All Wilff. with Mrs. August and through the the few pioneers, who Noon. Sale Immediately After Free Lunch At Starts buttermaker will be the Wolff Earl The God still abide with new of us. mercy sale auction will be at March Andersen has There after 1. consist will thirty-five well selected an offering tried Johnsburg about The of settlers first to sows came : Thompson’s, February Andrew Mrs. fashionable breeding, length another place. of size, and of and gilts great built of church, the A 1857. very of brown 8 HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES One team year consignors this offering well known Corning. The of of individuality- 22, west are men by the 1859 and logs erected in 8 and old, weight 2750; 8 9 9 team, year mares, years one roan was produce Modern Type They will ability Durocs. Anderson’s their to Julius for children Mabel Boyd who The to of come Mrs. wont Gilligan, old, weight bay old, weight 1200; 2650; 10 Weber, Meimer, the families years years one mare, breeding form, having ring in been fed and cared the Auction their to the gain after employed reported mules, California recently is brown old, weight 1100; of 5 12 team Loecher, on Krebsbach, ijow are one one Schmidt, mare, years will make profitable their that them to for in manner owners. a matched good pair. and 6 old, weight 2400, well and Hollywood, illness. by at motor recent years Schaefer, a company Mullenbach, Jax, a Kehrig, All of these condition. animals in good good workers and Hazel Benway and Austin friends. Madden she writes Lloyd are are to John St. Hermann, Blake, Rooney. bredAo outstanding boars for April and farrow. They May are for chosen patron the Baptist as was John Heimer congregation. the good milk all HEAD OF CATTLE head of 9 8 extra cows, new held former sales will be this than have been in also the Fewer Herefords. tuberculin land and tested. Five Holsteins, Shorthorn, 2 1 of year donated 10 sow are acres a j shortage breeding stock. Therefore, because of of to side, others Some with calf heavy milkers. the at saint to years a the of patron CLOSING OUT SALE statue the purchase bred will good do anticipating of One purebred Holstein Bull, old, fine 2 more sows, for anyone Keller years a one. Father church. came 28th. this excellent offering Thursday, February well attend to on from month service Sunday once a church The log Faribault. proved soon HOGS—IO head of good Duroc-Jersey Gilts, bred Public Auction farrow in Having decided I will sell east, to to return at on increasing for the fast be small too April. to mile of Austin, the Charles Cook mile north and Farm, 1 1 west B second j| congregation and the following described property, a on following consignors:— catalog either of the Send for to the built in church bigger year | was Leghorn CHICKENS—3O Dozen Brown hens pullets, best and Keller Father After 1868. came laying strain; dozen full Rhode blood Island Brownsdale, Minn. 2 Red Pullets; full =2 STAPLES, H. B. 15 FEBRUARY 18,1924 MONDAY, Father Genis and to Father Puis blood Rhode Island Red Cockerels. Minn. MINNESOTA HOLSTEIN CO., Austin, church this time About Johnsburg. a O’CLOCK FREE LUNCH AT NOON SALE STARTS AT 10 The Stacyville. built in HAMOR, Austin, Minn. also CLAIR was FARM MACHINERY, ETC.—One 8-foot McCormick binder, Baumann, Father J. first residing priest, used Janesville 1 seeder, ft.; with two 11 seeder attachment, Registered Percheron seasons; HORSES—I Mare, weight HEAD OF grass 5 HOPFE, Auctioneer COL. ALBERT the Johnsburg in to year ■ came used 4-wheel Hayes Corn 1 Planter with two old, geldings, 5 weight 2500; 1 seasons; 2500; 1 team years gray gray mare, December till the and pastor 1875 was 160 rods wire, good 2 cultivator, 1 used Clerk. 1 1 BANK, MERCHANTS STATE weight colt, FARMERS yehrs old, 1100; months. ■ & as new; 1 1 7 row season; 4 gray age year, school, old the lived in He 1881. Janesville single cultivator, good; 1 plow; walking 1 row gang Johnsburg, before he to erected just John 8-foot plow; Deere Sulky plow; 1 2 discs; 4-section flexible came 1 !!!iKiifIL:!K!H succeeded Father Stecher drag; McCormick hay rake; McCormick Father 1 1 bob sled, 1 HEAD OF CATTLE—Six good milk 6 extra mower; cows, some are nearly high with good triple box; hay till September 1 rack; 1 1 top and pastor freshen One fresh and others will Baumann good calf. new; wagon was now soon. buggy; feed grinder; 1 jack; h. engine; 1 1 1% 1 for built house pump p. new A gas 1883. was sheller; 5-horse horse hand equalizer for 1 1 5 com evener; gang the proceeds of from the priest a HEAD head bred 36 OF HOGS—2S good fall pigs; 6 of plow; grindstone; heater; swill tank 1 1 1 1 cart; pure cream separator; $1,000.00. amounted which to picnic, SALE AUCTION Hampshire Gilts and bred Duroc-Jersey gilts. All bred 3 150 ft. barn 2 slings; good chicken shovels, 11 pure are f rope; coops; the Stecher’s time Father Up name to and due farrow about May lPure Bred Hampsire Boar. to 1. forks, troughs, hog garden plow, harness, etc.; 4 work extra are sets Nicolaus Father Germania. was collars; single harness; saddle; flynets; pair buggy shafts. 1 set 1 till the following Schmitz next pastor will sell the partnership dissolving As was we a are we Austin south of miles families belonged MACHINERY, ETC.—I good good farm, 2 Over FARM Shady Nook June 1890. 150 the described wagon, new; property as one on GRAIN AND FEED About 1500 bushels crib. Ball highway |j good in box; bob the Red box; good spring sled; works old 1 1 Cement seat; of of miles north corn the parish the time and 3-4 wagon on at wagon one to bushels 40 succotash; bushels hay and fodder; 15 of spring buggy; Gale planter, with rods of 80 1 1 1 some corn || wagon; corn parish records Father Schmitz. The on, good seed digger; cultivators, wire; planter; 1 2 1 potato potato corn. corn a one weddings and show Baptisms, 48 10 Hummer; 1-horse cultivator; drag; nearly wooden 1 one new one In funerals for the ten year. same rack; walking crusher; hay 1924 10-section spader disc; plow; 1 FEBRUARY 22, 1 1 FRIDAY, \ HOUSEHOLD GOODS—Range, table, chairs, the parish Adams the of 1890 rugs, organ, year loader; lb. platform scale; binder; Thomas hay 600 1 Plano 1 1 1 couch, baby linoleum, sanitary reed cab, good the established and following new, cream as cans, 1000-chick Noon. was grindstone; DeLaval good 1 Free Lunch at 1 separator, Immediately After Starts new; Sale cream as fruit jars, other articles. j many Creek. the parish of Rose From incubator; Ironclad incubator; brooder; Klondike 1 Colony 1 1 year Johnsburg work harness; of driving harness; buggy harness. October of June 1892 set 1 set 1 1890 to herd exceptional is —Here COWS MILK GRADE HIGH an 18 without residing priest j TERMS—Sums $lO under, cash; all aud that was a of amount over a They all milking tuberculin All milk are grade high now. of are cows. Father Joseph Goergen of Adams and bankable bearing credit of months time will be given 9 8 notes on bushels hay; good records for the HAY AND GRAIN—B of good 300 past tons individual milk year. and have tested Johnsburg. interest. had charge of In also cent per butterfat seed bushels 10 seed pounds of oats; of 270 per has corn. herd of This average an cows the and third the 1891 present the best year be of will This opportunities the past individual for one year. October built. church From herd. milking good producers to was add this to your season C. COONS, R. Owner. Comb Leghorn Chickens; CHICKENS—6O Rose Brown 7 Clover Lea from April Father Johann old, 1892 1894 to bull, Holstein 4 Registered Bred years Pure 1 Toulouse Geese. heifers; 2 yearling individual; 3 Gratz of Johnsburg. He good winter pastor exceptionally Herd, was COL. ALBERT HOPFE, Auctioneer. an Father heifer calves. succeeded by Victor was A. SORENSON, OAKLAND A. STATE BANK, Clerk. Schier. bed, dresser; rocker; FURNITURE—I Ivory HOUSEHOLD and pitcher; beds; bed springs; wash bowl 1 be 3 3 The 1925 it will fifty 2 mattresses; next weight old, yesp- gelding, 9 HORSES—I OF years HEAD 4 gray 888 I B 1 !l B fl fl B fl B!i!!B!l!iB!l!BI!l!B!!!!BI!KI n B B l r B fl I book davenport; library table; mahogany and child’s bed; 1 1 cot; had Johnsburg its that bay 5 weight 1350; 1 years years, own old, mare, gelding, 6 bay 1500; 1 years dining table and William and Mary rockers; 3 2 1 room case; rugs; 1600. residing priest. It will be the golden old, weight 4 1650, 1 weight old, years mare, gray cabirtfet; kitchen kitchen stool; 3 chairs;l kitchen table; 1 1 6 The history jubilee the parish. of oil wood heater and burner; chairs; 1 hard coal 1 stove; range; iSiB!IIBI!!Bil!!Bl!!!BrilSIIIfllBIHBl!!!BII!IBIIll : B B' B B. B', B; B half of the speaks of century past stand; machine; bracket and 10-gallon burner; sewing hanging Oliver oil loader; 2 Island hay Rock gas MACHINERY—I FARM cabins, wherein lived in primitive washing candle sticks; fruit jars; lamps; window shades; articles. vacuum other harness; light milk 1 cans; ADMINISTRATOR’S AUCTION rudest comfort but seldom rewarded SALE cooking utensils. tub; dishes; machine; ball bearing wringer; 1 sacrifice the ceasless toil and of household furniture. invited this Ladies especially to see are 100 hay; clover timothy and of —20 It speaks of FEED tons pioneer days. AND the HAY weary public auction the Andrew C. Thompson will sell farm I at fodder. of on of of harsh and shocks poverty, corn years mile cash; that located and north of Lansing; mile amount, miles 1 TERMS:—AII of $lO and under, 5 west 1 west over sums weighty burdens and privations, that bearing bankable miles northwest of Austin, and miles be given notes of Corning; 11 8 south and 1 credit of months’ time will 9 on a days. To the little known in all cash; our under, are $lO and over sums of —All on TERSM mile Blooming Prairie, the following described of the of 8 west property, cent. interest at rate sums per approved the builders of blessed of be given will time months memory of on credit 8 without that amount a reserve, on the parish, who have of cent. this 8 to the rate reward interest at per gone bearing notes MEACHAM, Owner E. reverently CLYDE of their labors, we FEBRUARY FRIDAY, 22,1924 homage of deepest offer the gratitude. our Owners. BABCOCK, ANGELL & rejoice their souls May great Auctioneer. HOPFE, COL ALBERT COMMENCING AT A. M. FREE LUNCH NOON 10 AT kingdom of God. in the Auctioneer. HOPFE, ALBERT COL. Clerk. I NATIONAL BANK, AUSTIN Clerk. BANK, MERCHANTS FARMERS & | 34 HEAD OF CATTLE—22 head of high grade milk cows, ENIHIIBI !!IHBI!I!BI! i!!BI!!Bi!IIBi!!:Bi!IIB!:ilBI!!B!!!!B!l!!BiillBllliBI!!!B!HIB:;ilB!!liBi!iBtliB!t MYRTLE freshen others milking; Shorthorn and bred to 1 some soon pure * !* 1111—HMlUIMlM'iiMWUliMl* * 11 111 111 ■BIMIMIIIBf llPlßimpiiiiMMlllf bull, 3 old; Yearling Shorthorn bull; yearling heifers; 1 3 years calves. (These cattle exceptionally fine the 7 and sale offers are a good opportunity buy excellent to cows.) gathered C. following the some The at BB ■■■■■■■ iiHicimmiiiiHitnKiK HEAD OF HORSES—I old, weight 6 12 | ■ roan mare, years home Tuesday G. Schilling evening on bay gelding, old, weight 1300; bay driving gelding; j 1500, 1 13 1 SALE CLOSING OUT years celebrate help Mrs. Schilling to SALE OUT weight 1400; old; gelding, old, CLOSING 1 6 1 2 1 mare, years mare, years birthday: Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hildabrund her old, weight 1600. 7 years and daughter Alice, Mr. and following described will sell the farming I Rose children, Alex ■ Quitting joining Alex Will and As I farm, Mrs. the Auction, Public am sell will at We on farm miles 5 bidder the 15 highest the GOOD CHICKENS— HEAD OF FALL personal 100 PIGS— property to depot, 7 Schilling, St. P. Schilling and and Emma S on & C. M- south of the on block Creek, sons 1 * of south miles miles and 3% Austin west northwest of and 7 g enjoyable they all had 1924 16, FEBRUARY evening. an SATURDAY, of north ■ Corning; miles Prairie; miles of 7 Blooming 3% west || by lunch served A lovely was GRAIN, | FARM MACHINERY, FEED HOUSEHOLD GOODS of Newry, and miles south Oakland; miles north of Moscow, 4 Vz jj 4 NOON LUNCH AT wished her FREE Schilling. They all SHARP Mrs. M. A. STARTS AT 10 foot Deering binder; Milwaukee binder; SALE 8 McCormick —1 1 1 - Hollandale, corn of and miles east | on old, of the day. happy returns 7 . sorrel side delivery planter, of rake; 100 rods wire; Dain 1 1 HORSES—I 1 years OF mares, many HEAD mower; corn 10 span bay 1700; 1 weight John spreader; (hauled Aid Mrs- old, Hay Loader; only loads) The Lutheran Ladies’ mare, 1 Deere 2 at black gelding, 8 weight 2800; 1 manure years weight 1400; old, Monitor double disc drill; Waterloo 9 20 engine with sorrel 1 1 Wednesday well weight 1600; 1 Schlock’s last 19,1924 old, years FEBRUARY TUESDAY, 8 mare, gas pump was years 2 colt, sorrel Fairbanks, h. engine; grindstone; weight 1300; 1 jack; 3 1 speed 1 1 old, coming 12 black p. gas governor; attended. 1 years mare, weight old, 7 tank heater; tank and boat; double buggy; of 1 1 stone 1 1 draft colt; 1 years LUNCH AT old; O’C K FREE 1 mares, AT gray SALE STARTS 12 span number willing A of out went years men inch plow; shovel cultivator; sulky John Deere 14 1 6 1 2600. gang corn opened last week shovel and to snow 8-foot hay rack; Smith- plow; John Deere disc; 1 section 1 1 5 CATTLE—I 2 head good giving milk of OF a 25 HEAD cows, the highway. the road Glenville to on wide tire bob sleds; Johnson drag; hay rack; 1 1 1 1 weight set old, HORSES—I bay gelding, 8 freshen 1 OF that HEAD wagon; fresh 2 3 rough feed; 8 soon; years of milk flow ones; on Miss Bertha Becker is assisting box; tire triple 1 hay bottom; 1 double 1 rack old, weight bay gelding, 5 old; 2 gelding, 1250; 1 bull, 2 wagon 7 Durham 1100; 1 bay Red narrow wagon; bull; 1 yearling years years Durham roan Johnson while sick. Mrs. John Deere cultivator, spring; last 1 single 1 feed. ,old, weight 1500. rough corn new sprayer; row calves old; 9 coming 2 years heifers, on years G. Schilling assisted Alex buggy; garden plow; rods wire netting; barb C. 1 40 wire; some of Duroc hogs, 6 HOGS—Sensation OF type 90 HEAD sows 30-foot ladder, oil barrels; spring hog brooders; 2 3 1 1 butchering Thursday set Schilling with new; l&st April; weeks in each due farrow two have large litters to fresh others two milk good .CATTLE—7 OF breeching; light HEAD inch harness, 2 harness; 7 collars and 15 1% sets cows, some The annual meeting last creaery May; 50 day of 10th farrow Ist due to head of to 14 calves. yearlings and 2 young sows, 6 Slings; DeLaval freshen pads; Hay hard 1 1 to 4 separator; ton soon; cream some largely Jary Saturday attended. shoats. was early fall middle and Balance head of fall pigs; summer pile of wood in chunks; pile split wood; Oak coal; 1 1 stove some Brabits elected president and was as Mc- Island hay loader; ETC.—Rock MACHINERY, FARM pile lumber; another pile of lumber; pole wood. (All this 1 machinery Cherney vice-president, the grade chickens; Ignace good and 1 CHICKENS—About 100 3 hay fork and geese feet of hay Hay rack; 160 Cormick Mower; shape, in first class much of Come rope, is it prepared new. all re-elected. old directors gander. binder, McCormick 8 grain were pulleys; slings; hay poles and of first class articles. set to get some SchumaketL.was the Albert Mrs. Flexible iron disc, ft.; John Deere 10 ft.; on ft.; Monitor-seeder, 11 Household Goods—l Majestic good 1 cook stove; 1 range, new; as planter with week. Dr. Freeman John Deere last box; sick list grain drag, sections; 4 hard coal heater. corn oil 1 was stove; wagon —One box; hay MACHINERY, ETC. 1 1 FARM wagon, wagon John Deere disc, plows, in.; 14 evening. ft. John Deere 100 wire; 2 bushels called Friday Grain —1000 bushels of 40 of wheat; and 200 Feed oats; gang sleighs; Yale cultivator; McCormick grain pair bob 1 rack; 1 1 Walking New Century; and John Deere ft-; riding cultivators, 8 hay, fodder; timothy; Glenville painting two pounds of 20 of is tons 2 straw Flusick from some corn McCormick binder; Hayes planter; Tiger 1 1 binder; 1 corn corn wood truck cultivator, shovel; heavy 4 cooper wagon; common piles. the side of building the east hay rake; plate disc; spring store Deering 12 1 1 seeder; 1 1 on wagon; spreader; International truck truck steel manure wagon; wagon; plow, like 3-horse wooden drag, 14-inch walking buggy; 1 1 the street. new; board; International combination combination box, ft.; 14 scoop wagon in shape; of Dairy good 2 like 1 lowa separtor sets from Albert Willie Hanson Carl an«l cream new; the best sales This will be of the Everything of is in.; Post International feed grinder, 6 h. engine, 4 one season. gas p.; and collars. harness some week down last Lea to be sold best of shape and will regardless of price. see the were Anker Holt in wrenches, spades; shovels; etc; forks; auger; scoop; sick. who is their mother milk separator. gathered the August The following at ETC.—About bushels of seed GRAIN, 10 Minnesota 13 FEED, bushels timothy hay; of and 400 FEEDS—6 of clover tons Remember Sale Starts A. 10 M. at home Friday evening Becker about clover hay; to 7 of timothy and testing 99 cent; tons fodder. yellow good quality bushels and 300 per oats; corn, corn some barn; good cellar; hives hay good celebrate her birthday: wild in potatoes in 4 help Becker Mrs. some some of Harness; heavy Concord 3 HARNESSES—One of sets set bushels 150 of good in crib about bees; of Mrs. Edd. Struck and Mr. and corn, collars. heavy harness; and work flynets $lO under, SALE —Sums of and cash; TERMS OF that over C. G. Schilling, daughters, and Mrs. Mr. cabinet, make; HOUSEHOLD GOODS—Kitchen Elwell dining months’ time will be given good bankable 8 bearing notes amount, on Zibell Mr. and Mrs. Carl and desk; library table; washing machine; table; felt writing table, GOODS—lncluding cupboard and other top; HOUSEHOLD be No interest. property to removed until settled a 8 cent per daughters Ida, Carl and grand tubs; heater; pails; wringer; crocks; jars. mention. son to articles range; too rugs; numerous for. had Arnold. They all Many other articles mention. too to very numerous a son enjoyable evening, lovely refreshments POULTRY—POTATOES, SEED laying CORN—6O hens; 40 under, of $lO and cash; all —All TERMS: sums on sums over THOMPSON ANDREW ESTATE served by Becker, Mrs. bushels of New York Rural bushels 10 of yellow potatoes; seed were time will be given months’ approved credit of that 9 amount on a all ished Mrs. Becker happy they corn. many of 8 from date sale. the rate cent of interest bearing at notes per Tollefson, Theodore Administrator By of the day. cash; TERMS—AII under $lO, that returns amount sums over one will be year’s time given bankable approved bearing Nelson and daughter, Andrea notes 8 Peter on THOMAS A. CONLON, Auctioneer wishing interest. Those time should make Owner. cent arrangements JAMES MALY, Chris Tuesday with Mrs. per spent FARMERS MERCHANTS & STATE BANK, Blooming Prairie, the clerk before with the sale Nothing be starts. removed until to celebrate help Mrs. Matson Matson to Clerk. complied with. terms are birthday. her Auctioneer. COL. ALBERT HOPFE, WALKER BROTHERS, Owners. . last Dunn week E. E. Mrs. spent Blooming MERCHANTS STATE Bank Prairie, DON’T FAIL FARMERS & TO REGlSTEß—Registering this at sale will sister. with her father and Austin in AUSTINSON, A. O. Auctioneer. Clerk. entitle chance the big to cash be prize given to later you a on away home Friday. She returned by the auctioneer. STATE BANK OF ROSE CREEK, Clerk. Sweet sick with Lillian tonsilitis was Kwrmwmm week but last is better now. j _