I AUSTIN, MINN. Seven NEWS, Page COUNTY MOWER 1924. 6, Mar. Thursday, that evidence. It nights when into nice Av. price paid for bf. 50-30 in Gardner Dairyman Closed Car net Leo- seems some vicinity. we ran farm in that served. rented were a ROY lonely dugout. board .041 Av. lb. LE cost Simon took the station visitors at visited the experiment per car Busker family Studer Indiana on and Elmer at were In Record Jaurney The (fellow that stayed at Sunday. week. last poor evening the Jacob Risius home home Bohn and by ordinary farms one five proper home this. could enjoy And the history For the first time in not the entertained now Mrs. William Rugg brought their feeding and Danielson last spent Neva production Miss care they ask collection the for starving dinner, Cannonball Baker in Gardner families a Grangers their tide and at of winter in Alaska the * a seasons Fountain Spring and visiting at of of week Prairie that 8% the to Blooming German children, who in the cows next Thursday. closed stock model, raced Railroad has of travel the Alaska car, across on the ordinary Valley. kept quality hell on would raise than their same as family moved war more The F. C. Vaughn the continent in record time last inbound the interior instead been into This the is farms of state. pretty Stella and Leah Lewis Misses fathers did in the last. Yes, please were Waltham Saturday farm to near a businessmen Prairie Blooming gave nearly doubling the of each week. At output Needless, Cal., according shoppers last Friday. help outbound. Austin them—then of help the 16,000 millionaires lived. they formerly where and evening Monday enjoyed banquet shows that feed It and a care cow. the who latest made during the to by received February being only the report M. On 29, family of Richard Rodger were The near lowa An special program. herd grading if the must a by accompany E. Lageson, reducing And then, if Gardner distributor taxes. in birthday that Mrs. Nason has Richard 18th the war Brownsdale visitors at were in raising beet discussed best be secured. Some sugar results to man are Austin, the United States feels like helping Baker had traveled Noble 3116 members the had the of Past home, Sunday. Weiland County Steele interest effort to HIGH SCHOOL that in order the to get an may say results else, miles in the bonus actual running and give time of 99 Rebekah Order Grands of the anyone spent pass Cashman Mr. raising. beet in farmers had the station experiment to hours of and 50 minutes. the “graft” He said the afternoon social with the in us some we are entitled * * way a spoke. also Owatonna of all the produced. in feed out Valley cows Pleasant pay FRIDAY AND SATURDAY closed —An Ex-Service living to. the Gardner Man. with her. her to They presented car was up a of Blooming population female The the figures show again But here reputation the and doing motor Mrs. Nason beautiful Cineranian plant. was ♦ week. Twin last * increased Prairie One Show —— farms the the differently. On cows ONE everything PATRON expected of it. GOT other Baker $8,321.65. the recipient of many was Goodwin, Wednesday K. Mrs. Kuhlman left last born Alva Miss to girls feed had been fed were cost average an found covered roads and nice gifts also. snow was Johnson Mrs. in Watertown, for her home daughter to Kena BOHEMIAN the of $43.72 At station “THE a per year. forced Vernon Creamery detour times- Did $300,000 G. Mahoney visited to Business Mr. and Mrs. many accompanied Mrs. Pat daughter to S. Harold Quandt and D. Benedict they cost feed fed a average were an During their with daughter, 1923. the week past GIRL” her. Coggins. the On farm they $72.34 of per year. family of Austin. Deasy and Mrs. During Why the 1923 Bonus For Soldier? Vernon Clo-operative Monday Valley here last of Pleasant basketball dance teachers The The together $387.30 above had returned H. Goss of Austin down Mrs. came meeting in crowd. Comrades, why ask for bonus joint di d large $308,309-51 township held drew At the creamery Gladys the of the feed. station a Novello, cost With Iver a a short visit her sister, Friday for with a for O. Olson when O. entitled one? No. 48 Mrs. not to School District to Haberstad, Mrs- above business. they had $675-20 the we are arrange returned One patron received SB,- Constance Cooper, Ellen Terry, Mrs. H. Martz. at The entertained Let’s rather fellow play day. pity the who spelling and Johnson G. contest and Mrs. feed Did good feed and poor cost. a care 321.65. These officers Smith. A elected: Collier, C. Aubrey by The Masquerade Dance put were on for April stayed home and had work evening. to Tuesday at at spelling contest set rook make with pay? We was cannot money Legion O. H. boys last Friday evening Gulbrandsen, picturization of the famous president; Aug. was local the job such he could Herron at 19. Hazel Miss after day day give unless won some wages as cows we There in were with of success a every way. Scharberg, great cast exchange Clarence vice-president; quite (from while has been here. $6 $9 day) opera a There get to H. dramatic contest N. feed. best of and It an them the a we care including and varied costumes, pretty many Mohn, and DeFlicker division celebraties. lately. H. direcotrs here the boys’ received salary of S3O month secretary; of farms in for three Miller do otherwise. It and is foolish try our to won a clowns, nigger wenches, cowboys C. H. Olson. the humorous M. Pederson, the farm vacated by Habberstad in with nothing taken moved but voluntary O. to out S- Maxine years: Mogen, the is the old make story, to our same way farmers, and cowgirls, tramps, George Clarence of Bartel. Wilson Dexter to and allotment Data M. Herron of sls S2O Miss and for the farm right the is the near contest. or year: on money on red knan, policemen, jockey, gypsies, COMING Quandt Blooming No. lbs. March 14-15 DeFlicker farm. August insurance. the gathered, the will Think of fun represent Miller production 2,080,871.5 itself. Attention farm to cream * our we riding hood, Columbia, etc. No. moved his 40 farm and in Faribault lbs. butterfat has district had to this saving what had left Prairie 539,903.9 at increase its amount, and acre cut to we so we so as their On Monday held “RICHARD, the firemen rented the Alb. Ellinghuysen has evening. could home pass! Tuesday farm next its is the down cost, go on a program O. F. annual banquet I. O. the at farm. school No. LION HEARTED” Quandt high tubs THE roll in the We had vacation of butter grand The honor There is for made money-making. small 10,007 for sure a they Hall As their 6:30. guests .. at of 90 No- lbs. shipped... The ,of butter —pupils with banquets outside two or of aid ourselves. hope 639,604 average years more. an or we with “King Wallace Beery any Council as the invited the members of —has weeks had No. six corned beef lbs. for the and slum. I know, sold for bet'ter past who is waiting the The farmer 17,791 on n creamery Richard,” the role he created three delicious their wives. A and ... ELKTON Hazel Seniors, I assisted the cook. The the following the politicians, glorious that is to government, names: army served by the in “Robin Hood.” dinner members was course O’Malley, Mildred marches had Carol Nelson, change in the mud and Total lbs. butter Carol, make made law 657,395 we some some or pass the American of the Auxiliary to .. Rask, Gena Peterson, rain—not than Average ... Admission, Norine is going 20 miles day. him prosperity, to 10c, 25c bring 21.76 to cent more a per Mrs. H. Sass daughter overrun and Muriel the Later in evening Legion. Juniors, Hillson; Edmond, Irene j The trips had thru France Average Francis and moss-covered wait- in mouldy, get cent test 25.94 we visited a per Sunday Sargeant. Mr. at those who cared danced played over to or Mildred Benson, Alma palace Bales, stock Lucile The bombing Av. ing for the time net price rec’d. for but. to sold car. 43.18 come. and Mrs. W. D. Lagervall Monday left cards. William sophomores, Hillson; for Lark, N. D. Wells Mrs. Alta and children BII!BI!!B!!!BliiBmiiBi!:i were IBII!B!tiBIII!!illBI!IBii!!BiiilBI!IIBi!IB!ll!BI!IIB!ll!B!IIIB IBIiIIBIiIIBIBIIIIBI Nakies, Mildred Erainerd; freshmen, Sunday with her the We forget mention last guests week to over parents, Betlack, Myrtle Charles Sanders, hrene Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin of Chester, charivari and Mrs. H. Mr. party on Margaret Catherine Rask, Jorgenson, la. DeVeries. Mrs. DeVeries is from Klingbeil. Miss Florence Anderson, who Rhinebeck, la. following the Prairie has Blooming teaches Chester Monday at with came up G. W. Eastman Sunday spent basketball good exceptionally WEST’S attend the Fremen’s to Banquet. his family in Austin. the 1 record for jg season: E. Renner Harley and son came Pillsbury 20 Miss Phoebe Hoverstad St. =' of Paul Prairie 25 Blooming home afternoon from Rochester Monday |j the the 6 week end F. Sievert Prairie Adams spent at Blooming 25 where had visited they Mrs. home. Alumni 19 j| Prairie 25 Blooming Renner who been the hospital has at Mr. and Mrs. George Jeck Pillsbury 20 in Blooming Prairie 18 jj put her several weeks. They reported application join 26 the S<t. John’s Kasson to Prairie 22 Blooming = better. some | Lutheran church. Adams 5 Blooming Prairie 31 The scarlet fever has 21 ban been Prairie Lyle Blooming 22 lifted and the former victims Hayfield 11 Prairie 16 Blooming reported AUSTIN, TAOPI MINNESOTA school this week. Lyle 13 to Prairie 45 Blooming Miss Dora Helen 19 Siewert Owatonna Prairie 23 Blooming entertained Hayfield ten friends in honor 13 of Miss Blooming Prairie 25 Mr. and Mrs. Reid Johnson and little Phoebe Hoverstad, Sunday 18 evening. Prairie 13 Waseca Blooming fo Glenville Sunday visitors son were A 13 exciting most of basketball Prairie 30 Kasson the Charles Johnson Blooming W. home. at game Crepe De Chine Printed Crepes Imported Plain played Saturday evening The Harry at Rogers family expect was Adams. Elkton 24 15. to the Joe Hagen farm this to of and to In big won patterns colors, yard move In plain range a COWS. FEED FOR GOOD a Henry Jeck and A. Kraft A week. Anna Risius colors, yard Miss New visitor are canvassing was a a 90c the community sell horse to the home of her Sundav. at parents, $3.00 $3.50 to Production On Big Can’t Expect medicine. Rations. Starvation Mr. and J. Mrs. C. Berg entertained K. C. Burgan who is tuning pianos Record the Dairy number of friends their According to at Sunday with his family. spent a Colored Plain Burton’s the of (John dairy the Main last one-third of Friday apartment street 80-Peeps Rough motored Austin to cows on starvation rations evening. Games fed Swisses played Dotted and Monday William Rough country Dress with Mrs. are were of A silk in pretty range new a Hoard’s figures from o’clock at 11 delicious refreshments and cites and Miss Dorothy. some colors, yard yard a a Mrs. Bongard Monday with spent $2.00 90c relatives Adams. at Mrs. William Steam very was j | njr r— - pleasantly surprised February 29th the Joe Gosha home where of 20 at Tricosette ■ Linens Dress Everfast her friends gathered her celebrate to help Here HowAßoutThat Fabrics Inspire fancy colors, yard to plain and In ■ a are her birthday. The afternoon of colors, yard A big range a fi $2.00 in playing spent Mrs. was games. $1.25 Steam received gifts. it—and Patterns many to Quite number of people gathered a the J. Ostrem home Saturday M. Trough? at Eves Chine Crepe De Make evening where cards by play-1 it I were Linens Good Quality Dress II colors. Best A large of assortment ed- Buffet lunch served. was materials, yard quality yard Remember social the basket Friday a a $3.50 evening. A good will $2.00 to “ SI.OO program be given. John Wolhoy Austin, Is Good Condition Saturday. went to it in IB and Satin Crepes Canton About friends gathered 35 the at Suiting Everfast Fabric Section UR is piled high the receive H. L. Pierce home Saturday evening to up I ■ Cantons yard Pierce celebrate his help Mr. to a ■ of colors, big In assortment with crisp bolts the and of all a fjjpjl a new birthday anniversary. Cards j were -60 c 50c yard SPRING RAINS? S played after which lunch was served. fabrics. latest The who II $3 $5 to woman * and and J. M. Ostrem Mr. Mrs. herself make frock will wants to new a Mitchell in Mrs. Ray Austin were Tissues Burton’s Monday. Mrs. Frank Holler went Ginghams Standard M. F. C. find in complete the just assortment Let Puts examine it™ our yard checks, and large Small Austin Monday spend few us you to to a a checks, yard plains and In a days with her Walter and faily, son material she needs. have We offered 75c never 30c Holler. under obligation. no Mrs. Allard and Henderson Mrs. prettier fabrics than those display on in Austin, Monday. were here Such Voiles wonderful display Fancy Anderson Ginghams now. ■ a DECKER & CALLOWAY Plain colors, yard yd. colors, of beautiful line a in g a RED ROCK of beauty a in materials, and reasonably so 50c h -75 c 50c priced, too. SHEET METAL WORKERS the Holst has been Mrs. Jacob at Checks and fancy colors at mother. Gritzmacher bedside of her Mrs. l 65c Austin, Minnesota. Brownsdale, the past near Barred Crepes Imported Gritzmached died early week. Mrs. Monday morning. shades, yard In pretty a Ginghams Swisses Voiles George Wiebrand the latter moved Dotted Swisses $1.50 $1.25 to of last week Parkersburg, part to big colors, yard In of range a a the overland He has la., via route. 65c Silk Crepes /&&& Crepe Ming Toy , i ■ yard ■MI a Linens Ratines Figured Swisses Suitings TT,- $1.25 In fine selection of patterns, a yard a 75c Stitch Everfast Fancy Drop Just Watch Him Voiles Butterick Patterns Everfast Tinivette yard a ! In plain yard colors, a _ 85c 45c the Feature Latest Style s Trends depositors,” is of said bank “He President merchant, to our one a a passed bright boy selling they You will find complete selection papers. of most as a a Heather Ratinee Fancy Printed Crepes '= for The latest style patterns trends garment. any ig yard yard a a He school watch him Now and spends his time to grow. goes spare shown here. I 90c are learning SI.OO this is in few selling and in than papers most years way a more '! time. life learn of human in nature a men I I The National Austin Bank takes particular pride in its boy depositors. WEST Are one? you The Austin National Hank Austin, Minnesota. Dry Goods Co. MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Mitchell, J. L. Pres. P. D. Beaulieu, Vice-Pres. Cashier. W. Hopfe, E. F. C. Wilbour, Ass’t Cashier. F. H. Ed Ass’t. Cashier son, I ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■