l I Nine Page MINN. AUSTIN, NEWS, COUNTY MOWER 1924 28, Feb. Thursday, week. All Stephen Kappenrich the day people last married spent the Chrysanthe King of Mrs. father near JOHNSBURG. CLUBS JUNIOR This week the in Adam last Sunday. good time. report lowa. a Meyer, entertainment. School closed Washington’s Property Auction Sell Your will have set an was on younger at in gaining be to Milking recently 8n died seems Schiller Joseph Birthday anniversary. MEMBERS NEED Smith’s January John popularity. brought His body Minneapolis. was clothing food and gathering held the of A social Donations at are was S3OO. than amounted to check Method of place, more The Practical Selling took Most burial Johnsburg where to the be homo Mullenbach Sunday collected sent to of Matt being to his herd. Holsteins in He has He February 27. some Wednesday, was Germany. evening. needy in Hall for experience in livestock practical the the A lifetime of in given the A party and of was 80 past was age years Open Classes Special to with the special training in salesmanship business, completed Stock render the Young judging, enables to and services me by greatly deserved patronage, that HOPFE CLOSING OUT SALE your ALBERT so are Raisers. age. dates early. Phone write for sales Book or your farming following quit I will sell the desscribed decided The fact that there for Having to is class at a Auctioneer my expense. Fred Christensen miles the farm, 1% personal property grade beef heifers born between steers on or Creek; miles miles of Rose and miles 5 3 and west east north two January Auctioneer and Sepetmber J. HEIMER, 1, 1923 M. Austin, south of on. for grade class 1, 1923, steers a Minn. Austin, ADAMS, MINN. Adams Phone No. 8906. after September heifers born 1, MARCH TUESDAY, 4,1924 or purebred born class for 1923, steers a NOON STARTS AFTER FREE LUNCH AT SALE between and September January 1, 1923 and class 1923 for 1, a purebred born after September 1, steers fresh, othters CATTLE—7 head of milk OF HEAD 14 some cows, interested boys 1923, gives and Rendered. Efficiently any heifers; coming Service fresh in spring; 2-year-old 2 will be two yearling wide girls selection. of f calves. heifers; 3 a range young SALE CLOSING OUT If have the animal not you proper for class be able to get one you may POLAND CHINA HOGS—4O head of shoats OF HEAD 44 into another. Enrollments registered are now pounds; 3 coming 2-year-old brood averaging 175 1 sows; Sale the Contemplating sell Public Auction I quitting farming will As I at You Are on am b the in and is time begin coming it a to boar. Aus- northwest of farm, known the Maxfield farm, miles old 5 as ask the project. If have calf no you I described following Lansing, the tin, and 3% miles southwest of SPRING WINTER AND THIS help county agent to get one. you HORSES—I black old, weight HEAD OF 8 5 & property years mare, on the service of calf will to It Last beef Mower County a secure you pay gelding, 10 old, weight bay 1400; 12 year, 1300; 1 1 years gray mare, 3,1924 MONDAY, MARCH profit devoted the club fine time is to members all made entire whose weight 1000; gelding, old, weight 1500; Salesman old, 1 9 a gray years years high old, weight 1100. writh their betting brown 12 calves, has 1 who in work and mare, years as as Auction consequence a NOON SALE STARTS AT O’CLOCK FREE LUNCH AT 11 liberal Very sold. $144 for when one in values. experience life time offered the county prizes at are Sales Early. EWES Your THREE FORTY Date CHICKENS Junior the free trips fair and six to Span HEAD OF HORSES—I Black Geldings, weight 8200; 4 service, for Yours Paul. St. South Livestock Show (This is good team) Bay Mare, 10 old, weight 1 at extra years an MACHINERY, ETC.—I John FARM Deere spreader; manure weight Black old, 1300; 1 Mare, 10 1450. years Auctioneer Conlon, A. Thomas binder; 8-foot McCormick Deering Howell 1 1 1 potato mower; binder; Hayes digger; Deering 1 planter; pulverizer; 1 1 corn corn SARGEANT 4-section disc; harrow; surface cultivators; Deering be 10-foot 1 2 OF CATTLE—2 good will fresh about day 1 1 HEAD 5 cows, Austin 2156, Dial 11-foot ■ plow; 1 grain drill; hay cultivator; Dain loader Yearling heifer, (this good 1 1 of sale; heifers freshen 1 is 2 to gang soon; a hay plow; 1 rack; work walking 2 1 harness; 1 4 sets f bunch stock). of wagons; surrey; barber, Rusch, village Frank our lowa fanning harness; driving 1 1 mill; separator; 1 set s and has remodeled his residence h. gasoline engine, \Vz p. He has beautified his shop. greatly Van Grain Drill, FARM MACHINERY—I Brunt 17 Hole, B raising j Gang Plow; Walk- also built poultry house and is John Deere 8-foot Disc; 3-section Drag; 1 1 1 1 a Sale For Pullets | 300 TERMS:—Sums of $lO and under, cash; that rods Corn Plow; Com Planter, wire; Cultivator, shovel; ing 1 80 1 6 H choice White Wyandotte chickens. on sums over credit months’ 8 time will be given of amount approved notes Oliver Truck Wagon with tires; Handy Farm 3in. 1 1 a on new No bearing interest 8 percent. be B at property to removed until Overshot Hay Stacker Sweep inch tires; and Rakes; Wagon, 3 1 2 I the J. E. Heydt has taken D. over Leghorn Pullets. White selling S. C. 300 We settled for. are 5-foot McCormick Hay Rake; 5-foot McCormick Mower; ■ 1 1 1 new Meyerhausen lumber the business from j§ birds pick early and Strain. Come at W. Young your Hay Standard Mower; Triple Wagon Box; 2 Racks; Bob Sled, If 1 1 have in will and soon company I Grinder; Sheller; Self Spring Feed 1 Corn Feeder; 1 Wall 1 1 CLEAD STANTON, Owner new; EACH SI.OO stock. a new Cart; Tank Heater; Sets Heavy Breeching Har- 1 Push 2 1 - gon; been off who has John Arnetzen Garden inch, Plow; Slop Barrels; S 1% good one;l 3 extra THOS. A. CONLON, Auctioneer. one ness, | because of the week duty for a 16-foot 4’s; foot by 4’s; bundles of good 2 by 15 12 2 12 40 I new FIRST NATIONAL BANK, AUSTIN, Clerk. FARM BROOKHOLM POULTRY hardware waiting the again grippe is IS on sickle lath; lawn Hudson Sprayer; New and 1 1 mower; new new trade. jj| Tool Grinder. DON’T FAIL TO REGISTER and chance the big get cash Hayfield Frank Grimm to went a on I RURAL 7603 later prize be given by Mr. Conlon. to ** away afternoon. Sunday White Rock CHICKENS AND SUPPLIES—22S Standard Bred able be L. L. Heydt is again to jj ■ ia—wii— e best About White of the there 25 Pullets, laying; some are. now long sickness. about after a Brooder Houses, Rock Cockerels; 10 Ducks; Bxl4 ft., and 2 ■ one one JF 1881 I I 1 B 8.8 B 888 8888 mam B S H. Spreckles and Mrs. D. Mr. l!liB!t!Bl!llBI!iiBli:B!!iBiliB!llB!!'B!|;Bi;,BiiiB':Bii!B!!!!BlB!!iB!l!Bii:B!1iBlilB;i:Bli;B:Bu,B;i !B this Dexter week. We moved to ■ are Colony Queen Chick Hovers; thing for the colony stoves); 2 1000 m - ADMINISTRATRIX all this family. lose excellent | to sorry AUCTION SALE Incubator, last spring; Cypers : Triumph 390-Egg 220-Egg 1 1 new purchased Ed. Anderson new 111 a Galvanized Self ■ Incubator, good Brood Coops; large 12 3 a one; ! last week. CLOSING OUT SALE coupe Steel About rods Poultry Fencing of various sizes; Feeders; 30 20 a the for The roads cars were open other articles; (If good chickens Posts and Fence want you or week. past Grade sale). Of Wisconsin High equipment this to come | has been passing F. Heydt C. out On of the of J. Aultfather, death W. following account the home made excellent brand of an HOLSTEIN COWS bushels GRAIN—About good FEED AND 100 3 4 corn; or a this week. described personal will be sold smoked public property auction the at sausage on Hay. Mixed tons 1 the completing Frank Seigel is farm miles south Austin 7% of and mile % of the Red Ball east He is his home this week. work highway and miles north of Lyle on 5 ** White Brood Sows, Bred Chester OF HOGS—4 Pure 18 HEAD floor. hardwood laying White Shoats. Chester farrow in April; 14 to a of TUESDAY, MARCH 6,1924 Charles Meyer is 80 past years MARCH FRIDAY, 1924 7, settlers the oldest and of now one age three burner Florj| FURNITURE—Cook Stove; HOUSEHOLD SALE BEGINS AT O’CLOCK SHARP 1 township. He living in Sargeant says book chiffonier; heater; wood heater; Oil Stove; coal STARTING AT 1 O’CLOCK SHARP case; ence hard have who people now say we jg library table; kitchen table; beds springs; couch; and two one Mr. know the times do past. not LIVESTOCK—4 head horses: bay gelding, 12 old, of 1 Sewing machine; chairs; years cabinet; Singer g kitchen potatoes some his father weight bay weight gelding, remember when 1100; gelding, old, 1250; 1 8 1 Meyer gray fruit. years and can = 7 old, weight 1500; old, weight early 1 5 in emigrated Wisconsin to years HEATED gray mare, years CARTER’S STEAM BARNS an 1350. he drove that for day and two years MINNESOTA. AUSTIN, that $lO and under, cash; all of TERMS—Sums sums over on home made sled. He with to town a time given bankable credit of 8 months’ Tyill be notes amount on a Mr. to too wagon. GOOD COW, Just ONE MILK Fresh. was poor own a bearing 8 interest. cent per in Sargeant Meyer after coming to of Head High Grade Off ff O bought he lost the first farm 1876 BUXTON, Owner HARRY I. FARM MACHINERY, ETC:—I 8 Foot McCormick Grain those debt. He and S7OO in says Cows Holstein was binder; 6-foot 1 Minnesota Deering binder; 1 2 I mower; corn corn people when the days spent CONLON, Auctioneer no THOMAS A. were cultivators; planter; 24-inch 1 1 Emerson plow; 1 corn gang combination had MERCHANTS BANK, Austin, Clerk. they FARMERS & because to none money hay and hog rack; sleds; harrows; 2 2 2 disc 1 B wagons; dozen sold for 5 cents spend. Eggs per spring incubators, 2 250 and DeLaval 50 1 wagon; egg; cream separator; H Holstein also Attend A few calves will be offered. the sale pound. 7 butter and at cents seeder; Harness other articles 1 and per too to numerous mention, and boy good Holstein calf from Wisconsin’s leading there get including when household remembers furniture. Mr. Meyer your a H some Sargeant Herds. Waltham, in | stores or no prominent the and Oslo Hayfield was HAY AND FEED—IOOO bushels barn; hay in 10 tons j| is golden opportunity add another This good to to corn; cow your a point. trading straw. some milking CLOSING SALE y herd. These large, and tuberculin OUT young are cows are employed Heydt is Eva Miss now tested. will freshen within Many them fresh and of others two Myhre general are the store. at TERMS:—AII of $lO and under, cash. On all three in lowa weeks. is sums sums over Riper Van Miss Eleta or = that bankable credit of will 9. months’ time be given good ■ amount the Public As I quitting farming, I will sell Auction at a on grandmother. her aged on for am helping to care bearing 8 interest. notes cent i per farm, blocks south of the Lansing, Minn., 4 at creamery on TERMS—B months bankable notes 8 cent. at oh per day held all Aid Ladies’ The an ■ TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1924 MRS. ELIZABETH AULTFATHER, Geo. Mrs. with Wednesday session Bartel. COHEN, Owner M. SALE STARTS AT O’CLOCK FREE LUNCH AT NOON 10 Administratrix. b Church Notice Brand, district F. Rev. E. The superintendent, Auctioneer. THOMAS A. CON LON, Grand Meadow, COL. ALBERT HOPFE, Auctioneer black HEAD OF HORSES—I 7 and old, weight 7 team, 9 preach Sargeant will at years | AUSTIN NATIONAL Clerk BANK, FARMERS MERCHANTS BANK. Clerk. sorrel, old, weight black & 3000; 1 1400; 1 colt, coming 2 and 4 evening 7:30 Saturday at conduct years year bay old; Shetland old; old; bay 1 15 1 8 1 Sunday conference. quarterly mare, years pony, years the gelding, 8 old, weight 1700. after M | ! , l , ! , 1 , > 10:00 begins school at years m., a. BiniB W!!lB >l!BI!IB B !!!B""Bli!IBl W !!B"i Bil1IB::”fl:!llBI!!!a;; '' conduct will Brand which Rev. JHS I .■!!!■ ■IIIB Bt!!S IBtB./iB B !IB!!l!B!il!B!!i!Bil!!B!'!!B!! The service. communion good OF CATTLE—IO milk the Holy 20 HEAD extra cows, some are will fresh will be fresh in short time; Holstein heifers, meet and 2 leagues and senior junior some a PUBLIC SALE CLOSING OUT SALE short time; yearling Holstein heifers; winter will be fresh in 6 2 which after evening Sunday a 7:15 at calves. by Rev. will be there sermon a Brand. On of moving lowa I will sell public auction account to at on As I have rented farm, I will sell public auction the | at my on WHITE HOGS—2 tried old, CHESTER 2 22 B sows, years pure the farm 2 miles north of Austin, the Red Ball following described the farm southeast of Route, 2% miles property on on on ! | MEADOW GRAND fall shoats. bred, pedigrees furnished. 2 gilts. 18 young Austin ■ on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5,1924 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1924 HEAD OF SHEEP—B good breeding in lamb. children of 8 extra W. Beckel and Mrs. ewes SALE STARTS AT 12 O’CLOCK FREE LUNCH AT NOON the Sale Starts Immediately After Free Lunch Noon Friday and At Austin spent came F. H. and Mrs. with Mr. week-end Wyandotte chickens; CHICKENS—About 100 White Rock and 100 AND OF HORSES MULE—I bay gelding, HEAD 1 Townsend. 3 4 4 S years geese. 5 HEAD OF HORSES—I Team Black Geldings, weight 2600; old, weight brown 8 old, weight 1400; 1 1350; good 1 Ladies Aid Congregational The mare, years Geldings, 1 team weight Horse, 3000; weight B 1 1100. children; driving gentle for and family horse, good mule 1 women meeting the home held its annual at McCormick 6-foot binder; McCormick MACHINERY—I FARM 1 colt, months old. 8 | Thursday. W. Card Mrs. of binder; McCormick 5-foot Van Brunt disc 1 1 20 mower; com Shorthorn head of good milk three CATTLE—4 extra elected: cows, The following officers Hayes planter, drill, good 120 rods wire; Fuller 1 1 were new; com as B 19 HEAD OF CATTLE—6 Calves; 9 Yearlings; Holstein be fresh April. 2 to in plow; 14-inch walking plow; 14-inch Burlington, president; & Johnson 6-shovel 1 1 S. C. Mrs. com | HOGS—I 7 good Cows; Shorthorn Cow; Shorthorn 1 Bull. Chester 1 White CHESTER WHITE Shoats, breaking plow; 14-inch plow; Milwaukee Emerson 10-foot 1 1 vice-president; Brown, George Mrs. gang weight about 125 pounds. H Hay rake; drag hay rack; iron 3-section drag; 26-ft. 1 1 1 cart; 1 and Nolan, treasurer. Mrs. secretary Clover Lea spreader inch wide wooden drag; 1 2 314 tire FARM MACHINERY—I 14-inch John Deere plow; | 1 manure basketball of gang The last was FARM MACHINERY—(AII implements game used but are new, combination 14-foot box, grain box with and 16-inch sulky Moline 1 Emerson plow; 1 spreader; 4-sec- 1 wagons; wagon manure Spring Valley here with played on season) Hoossier 11-foot 1 Seeder with seeder attachment; one wooden buggy; B hay rack; 1 rack; grindstone 2-seated single 1 1 1 tion Smith-Johnson drag; 3-section iron lever 5-foot grass 1 drag; 1 Mca in 14 13 Friday. The to was score 9-foot buggy; buggy; sled; H. C. for buggy; Cormick 1 I. Disc; 4-section Harrow; top 1 1 1 1 2 6-shovel cultivators, Janesville; 1 set 6-shovel 1 Harrow Cart; 1 pony pony runners mower; com Meadow. of Grand favor disc; bob sled; Rock Island hay loader; John Deere 1 1 1 1% h. cultivator; 20-double disc cutter; 1 Monitor 1 drill with 5-foot 1 Deering Mower; 14-inch John p, corn Gang 1 Deere Plow; 1 16- leader of the Hoffman, club Miss B Fairbanks-Morse engine; jack; sheller; blacksmith seed 1 Com attachment; tire 1 1 1 with 1 truck pump grass narrow wagon; wagon inch Walking Plow, C. H. 1 I. Cultivator; Tower Cultivator; 1 new; direct Friday here to breeching forge; anvil; inch harness; in. box; good buggies; 1 1 1% 114 county, 2 3 IVz inch harness; inch set 1 set a extra | sets 1 I*4 set was Wide Tire Wagon; 1 1 No. 3 I. H. C. Separator; 2 7-foot Plano cut light harness; 1 single harness; harness; 1050 lb. 1 Empire harness; 1 nearly driving 1 in sewing. set 3 good single har- class harness; sets pony new B Binders, has beenused; sheep steel standard Stewart good horse not 1 Truck Wagon; 1 clipper; 6-barrel 10 collars; 7-foot Keystone 1 Hay Rack; separator; 1 1 disc; No. Sunday with 15 Dej| 1 one H. Kidd cream Dr. L. water spent ness; tank for good 1 55-gallon Laval 1 kerosene barrel; separator, 1 Hand Corn Sheller; 1 Power 1 Device; Sets wagon; scoop scraper. as new; 2 Double Harness; Wykoff. corn home folks 1 at boat; sheller; 2 good inch tire 1 3 stone truck 1 stock wagons; inspected Single Harness; Set Nets; Miss Olga Hovre, 1 Fly Galvanized county 11 Chicken Coops; nurse, B rack; swill combination tank; 1 cart; 1 hay 1 hay hog and rack; 1 and FEED, GRAIN, ETC.—About bushels schools Monday, Tuesday 10 of good seed Stock Tank, 6 foot; Household goods including Teating corn; some box; spring triple 1 seat. ft wagon 300 bushels of in crib; 500 bushels of extra good free oats, Wednesday. com Stove and 10-gallon Barrel Chum. GOODS—I Herbert HOUSEHOLD good wardrobe; piano; 1 from foul seed. Austin Paul Grimes in Mrs. g was machine; 120-egg washing incubator; other chiffonier; articles 1 1 (There will also be sold about 1000 bushels of belonging to com Monday. B mention. to too Sample Young. will be shown the numerous Bert sale.) at POTATOES, CORN, STRAW—Some Potatoes; 200 bushels of number of friends pleasantly A surprised and Straw Stack. Com Homer Nashold a Tuesday evening. under, of $lO and cash; TERMS:—Sums $lO amounts on over SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND OTHER ARTICLES. occasion his birthday The 61st B was be will given credit of months’ time approved bearing 8 notes on a anniversary. | date from of sale. No interest the of 8 cent TERMS:—AII $lO at rate property of and under, cask; all per sums on sums over be The class play will given Monday, TERMS:—AII $lO of and under, cash; settled for. all be removed until ■ to sums on sums over that credit of months’ amount 9 time will be given approved a on that credit of months’ time March 3. 9 will be given bankable amount a on bearing interest notes at 8 cent. per bearing interest the 8 notes at rate of Ora Boyington returned cent. Miss to per GAHAGAN, Owner. CON Valley Spring Tuesday. home her at THOS. A. CONLON, Auctioneer. A. C. FREDRICKSON, Haugen fo Stewartville A. E. Owner JACOB HAHN, Owner BANK, AUSTIN, FIRST NATIONAL Clerk. his with family. Sunday spent Bratrud taking Alta is Miss treatments DONT the big FAIL TO and chance cash COL ALBERT REGISTER HOPFE, get Auctioneer. COL. ALBERT HOPFE, Auctioneer. on a the Mayo clinic. at prize be given Conlon. later by to Mr. away AUSTIN NATIONAL S. L. CHAPMAN, BANK, Clerk. LANSING STATE BANK, Clerk. Kathryn Ewert returned to Miss Monday. Lea Albert on