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Mower County news (Austin, Minn.) 1920-1947

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Three Page NEWS, COUNTY AUSTIN, MINN. MOWER Thurs., October 1924 2, friends. Donald and and Milton of Madison, other relatives and Phil, sons, son Bill Bob and lll!l!!llt"i; lllllllHlilillllll!!llllll!inilllll!ll!lllli:i;>II!!llllil!!!!!!llllllll!l!li: Cook and S. D., Monday for brief visit Mrs. John Mr. and son, came a of the the wandered the grassy with the former’s broth- Sunday callers at crest sister and Wallace to S&NEWOUS were beyond it. and seemed slope to go Mrs. J. Foss home. L. and T. Gilbert- John Prihoda er, said, funny,” she awfully ’lt was We scared for minute. I “but a was ridge; second the far rode as as over of real piece him wanted I to see a wouldn’t admit He College country. For range before. horse been he'd on never a the although well, did But he pretty from the sorrel getting nervous was GUARANTEED LUGGAGE OUR pulled.” mouth his was way E.J.Radk maybe. ’ catchin’. “It’s Perhaps. At rate, we were any Ins SerVice '©1924 -tv NEA the there, right close standing to lit—on the sorrel. when bee edge, a of the elsewhere, girl For College, CHAPTER of that coming trip I and open eye—a to serene or we happened. The what You know way The Game rolling Nervous and the But range. spaces head you'd horse’s that he good went over lines of durable, have complete of the most big of the somehow wide calm country one DAD MORGAN stood with i his fly. It learned he'd have thought to Sally in expression found its Wardrobes the and and in the edge, looking Bags, Suitcases, Trunks top'rail carried him too, shoulders the against over that went the look But Morgan. feet before he down about twenty went broke apparently the of corral fence, it while with the gesture, never that quality has city. Each of carries the guarantee and bush hold of he grabbed a surely Dad checked as calm, The' had the as asleep his feet. a on sun thought he I stopped himself. was from order all who take had been made luggage known though it department an to good persuasive warmth, which our was way.” all the going herself. Ma He for kinks the hint?” observed in never their pride in traveling equipment. ”1 roped expect Robert M. LaFollette, Progressive you informal watched his snapshot of Senator An sorrel candidate the rider of The Dad. .melted it could decide whether or LaFollette, the Phil the piebald into right, his left and President, the the for follow son, on mount on mad He wouldn't but shoulders. "He let got of his hint straightened me. baked the twinges manufacturer of Freeport, 111., life-long then out Unwleigh, the well-known corral, W. T. a and Traveling Bags $3.50 up going off I to. stepped fury when he and teeth saw was of his as emollient the set taken porch of the La- / The knew it for friend LaFollette. he of Senator an snap was on could climb guessed he He said he of the house. direction briskly in the visit home by the presidential dropped Madison, Follette farm, recent figure His at and virtue. near a power did. and he help, without himsc_ back pulled together any stumbled He once, married, lives the farm. Phil, recently candidate. who Suitcases $1.50 and loosely on hung was somnolently. His catch the pipe wouldn't let hastened And he up wince and me with a His mouth. of his from taken It have a corner either his sorrel, watched him until must Dad his step. closed. half least. And were doorway him at eyes the minutes disappeared through twenty figure had 0. Belmont Mr. and Mrs. asleep, was' not Dad Morgan LONDON Trunks and But another five minutes $7.50 took him then it up Sunday. from Riceville guests idle. half-closed his eyes describe I can't were exactly nor to get on. which wonderin’ I’m Now. descend riders watching two They like did It it. were the he was way nerves—” Cafourek of Mrs. Frank and Edward far side the slope the he pretty on Of shinning was course, up. | SOUTH LONDON “Let him again. stopped Sally ranch which the Marietta, coulee in returned from Minn., wide Jensen & Phlffer and his the mussed, scratched and well He's Dad. him alone, anyhow game, .There sprawled. buildings was a state.” where they visited for frightful the in past two temper a was ” and girl by ridden piebald horse a weeks. asked Dad. Oscar Stoa, Mrs. B. Mr. and Mrs. language?” "Any They he ridden by sayin’ anything sorrel man. "I ain't can a i and Mrs. Theo. Mr. Johnson Peter Lunde of attended Stoa Mrs. Moscow J. and think. busy. I he "No; too was which for disclosure distant wonderin' somewhat Sally I’m just still hear. were the funeral of former's off twice, the fell the Mrs. nearly home he guests at Coming recent were Minn. Dad Morgan We ain’t allowed Austin, Opposite Court House details, but responsible. of these is nerves saddle. in the himself brother, Thursday. trying to P. 0. Sola home. ease The the sorrel, coming. who it knew lay or on to on was he squealed. And But he says Brothers never Dunphy entertained their failin’s Mrs. Otto Kruse and daughters, the wa'k, and of riders saddle, of the the any on was a or pace riding he’s going tomorrow morning. out sister and family from it. It’s be lowa Ruth of Miss and Mrs. Schmidt the meaning flesh. to recent- and understood of human got nerves Dad he'll it, though; make He won't himself all nothin'.” got he's "I expect babies autoed from Northwood out or move.” lame be to too it. "But he’ll about him mused. plague “Well, don’t up.” he chafed The club birthday with Mrs. Tuesday afternoon met for visit with a understanding. nodded with don’t. Dad if he his it nerves; see put on Fred Allen Wednesday Joy afternoon. Mrs. Hendrickson. dude would be lame to too Any him move happens to regular Nothin' ever members Besides the several others H. J. Foss and family Sunday, spent Yet he circumstances. under equal maybe We and natural, except swearin' invited. All fine time. the L. J. Foss report at that the were weeg certain a ago, entirely not a ” was Gus Gilbertson home. Mrs. entertained fail Wreck would to even move, riders out green Tiie upon a were Lutheran Ladies’ Herb had the Scheffel lame; for he Aid Thursday. is harvesting though his broke too horse a way piebald and the level, according his playing the of to followed, A large crowd of onions. The sorrel attended. The lope. game next into crop easy an rules. settled and checked own Mrs. Joy Hendrickson then meeting will be held the home of Friday spent at Can Supply The girl walk. restless I believe.” "I'll dress. down house to put afternoon Mrs. Swanson. with a a A. Mrs. John on Cook. a glanced saddle, turned her in front said Sally. in Dr. and Mrs. Gilbertson About ladies pleasantly twenty and two her brought mount to backward, a here.” Dad. “Bob’s ’‘Sure,** agreed surprised Mrs. . Anton Hanson Friday sorrel When the waited. and stop look She paused for Instant, afternoon. A jdelicious lunch a an horses the abreast two had come her of surprise In eyes. which served by brought of the T. 0. VANDEGRIFT FISK TIRE direction was was the again in walked didn’t I "When did he come? self invited Several parcels shifted expect grinned, guests. ranch. Dad Morgan morning.” him until tomorrow and fence the and of against left for position his purse money a was He ain’t “He while back. came a pipe. his filling the baby whose began in honor the party OSTEOPATH with be able goln* to to- to when the go you smoking lazily He was given. A social time was was enjoyed. I make out." corral as can the ’. near as to at riders pause otme a involuntarily, then Sally froWned with off The girl gate. an swung Several fine samples of have continued march corn shrugged her and gauntleted waved and to a sweep easy been noticed lately. The settled back the house. Dad toward seems corn Lewis Bldg. hanJ. resumed his be maturing nicely surely and and against the fence to "Hello. Dad.” disappointed Sally would mighty musing. be fields will make good Wreck?” Howdy, “Howdy. Sally? some corn. Austin Fit Any Wheel the did if she to not get made the sorrel A given the of home The party at no man on was packed she all train tomorrow; was engaged In he for a Cafourek Ben Thursday was evening in answer, CALLIN’ MY DON’T MIND •m: that But he knew and expectant. the hands gripping both With task. honor of Mr. and Mrs. William Cafourek. WRECK •’’ HIM Office Dial 2277 Res. Dial she 2746 much; would she not stirrups. say very himself the in pommel, he raised Dancing enjoyed the to was hand complaining. much of at not scowled. was a and tightened his lips, t < • ins If Maine It nerves, warns on fine music, Jer and Lewis Cafourek Dad, Still, seemed, it to his even fetched he i don’t slowly, And I Then, whv r:n"‘> very \... furnished. of A that it bad too to postpone purse money was back. was everything or sorrel’s the call him right leg Hunk he hi have across re von minute. presented Mr. and Mrs. W. Cafourek. right the last to at himself flattened did this he he Wreck The Fiddle Shop As with He would mind riding A delicious lunch not burrowed over the pommel \.co.il with forward unUl Dad daughter was served, h a i long her himself, but it too was a and Pocketbook stomach and bis time enjoyed. Mr. Any his line of the pit of Musical Instruments of all into srlanee a sunv “• and trail for people with twinges ■ raid so.” he the * gripped Cafourek and Mrs. leave Sorrel re■• expect to » - arms Kinds Repaired and Sometimes wished the kinks. he Then he slid embrace. c».... tense for Marietta, Minn., this week. Adjusted the ranch little mite nearer was & stood there He Vi..i v.oiil! him to? grouhd. the wise to ,<ect >.,u i. Rev. Korstad attended the Ladies’ railroad. But Sally complained never even his looking at seconds, lies ;;nert." Highest class work lowest for several a at Aid Mrs. Gilbertson’s Tuesday. at that. about the week posture eight dollars had retained “lies which prices. legs, a |,aym There had been railroad all at no of barrel i asked him the savin' enclose Ma to a to t Bow rehairing specialty. we am necessary Not f much out. damage a put was so when Dad Morgan into the came nothin'. straightened them, take .V.a didn’t for to Slowly he want horse. jt. High grade instruments for by the fire water' done but the within was least, country: at range none payin’ he’s man’s There But the other, when after a was a Students and Professionals one t number damaged of liev. Haverfield’s hundred miles of couple a a or more. did unlimited he not of free and look, but the rights his In got strings Try reeds. groan and our books, Now line north of insurance carried there main KRAUSERT BATTERY CO. was a don’t like—” was speech. And if he speech. It give MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY thirty-five miles them, only about by the Methodist church on enough to same,” challenging just the and ‘He’s turned guest, repeated He a savage a ATTENDED TO good trail. It seemed to very a near the Morgan. long he fix house again. Dad “And of Sally. direction In the so as up eye Dad when It first but when Maple Chatham Sts., & came: under obligation here stays re an we EAST GARAGE SIDE the Sally going school In began to him right." Austin, Minn. said. fine.” he to treat “I’m css East, and there seasonal goings were ain’t I? treatin’ him all right, well." observed “I’m real lookin’ "You’re comings, of and with the necessity of thing life might single about There ain’t Idea “Had Dad. you a WITH an SEW SAVE AND maintaining communications between I I can’t wild and irreverent parts but in these say lamed got some, up city and ranch. realized that it Dad asked told him. time he of It." haven't signs I any see any as Auctioneer close, after all. So far not was very stumped the Why. all I been doin’ past sorrel of the The rider me. he concerned, that and Ma as were education into half dozen rorward steps. weeks is easin’ two s>urny a made difference. Sally bad But contemplating Are no would “Who—me? Lame? What him." you LOANS FARM and she had education, grown up. an I smiled. holding sale this fall lame for?" get Solly or a and she knew the of far places ways picked considerable “Come I’ve to think of It, Wreck, I’m ••And up winter? 1 prepared am now beyond the and—well. Dad range, understood. anybody of makes it durned If I know. about which sort I reckon nerves, make We Farm Loans give lowest at rates, to Still, quite Sally more service even was flivver for fifteen added Dad. don’t split." “He Best Spool Cotton who Six Cord set an even can on a satisfied with the auctioneer than country, range hundred, callin’ ’Wreck.* provided sixteen him If hundred miles, maybe mind he my as an without delay. quarantined there. she not was Anyhow, acclimated. it. why is kind goln' squeal about before. It will of to was HINTS DRESSMAKING ever pay It ranch that large not was a very says—” such? for the Federal the sheriff would he lay claim bein’ Agents Land Bank. to before dating to you see me Dad Morgan halfsquinted surveyed through off slight You It. ‘l’m Dad Morgan broke heard him at a valuable book say & nervous For on a sale. Call early Come in and before busy it your place dressmaking, send 4c. the eyes, nor was a one. from to of proud." but wreck.’ he peremptory gesture sort says, see us you Phone The idleness everywhere for dates. Dial air of COTTON CO., was Dept. O "Oh. Dad.” THE SPOOL opened the corral well, in. girl, who had gate don't rub it loan. York New Fourth Are., it: idleness, decay. It 315 about but not your piebald the Austin, accelerating "Ain’t rubbin’ It In. Ain't goin’ 2156, Minn., and at was my simply ranch taking long a was a with gentle flick horse through it Dad looked suddenly. “Did to," a up Farmers and Merchants State expense. Bank. The and honorable busy rest. yean of quirt. something his bein’ her about you say . behind it. Thos. A. Conlon were loose-limbed girl, She free, :e?" was a e Austin, Minn. Itself Complete in brown the cheeks and neck, (Continued In Oar Next bene) & in clear and Sally smiled again her glance \illllll! Sharpens the blade the in Nashua Thursday where she evening without Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ella it Bolton, removing razor St. attended the fthe Pythian Ansgar meeting o and Robert who Quick. have been spending Convenient. Easy VIKING TIRES sistr temple there. . ihe with relatives here and clean. Complete summer to sets — Mrs. Emma Ziegelman of Watertr Northwood, left at Tuesday for Ft with and Rev. and Mrs. I. S. Haverfield and strop extra razor, Wis., and Mrs. Mary Yeahring wn, Meade, Fla., where they will make Dorothy and Mildred Wilcox blades, SI.OO and were of New Hampton arrived here last up. their home. the Chicken Fry Carpenter, to at over ek for visit the F. J. Slagenweitt at v. a Hall Hume, Tuesday Clarence evening:. and Byron on home. Goldberg, \&let/lutO'strop Razor The W. C. Fred held Gordon, T. U. their David meet- The Methodist caught parsonage Mueller, ing Joe for this Groth, Monrad Haug, kind month Wednesday the have been even fire Wednesday morning the 11:30, at are you I ing the ewis Albertson home of Mrs. K. Culver. and Adolph Groth at M. firemen called and the fire out were St. Paul to last week and were up looking for. attended Not high Mrs. H. the Legion M. Brandt convention. M'K m from un v came up Waverly last week for visit with Mr. and Mrs. Htnry Donaghy a and her SALE mother, CLOSING OUT Mrs. C. H. Miller and Doyce Woodiwiss returned the first good priced but other relatives. of week from last several days’ a mot(-j as The St. Ansgar Band has received trip down Des Moines. to sell will Creek and will Rose Having quit farming I to invitation play the to International at move great an Mrs. Frank Kavorik of Aberdeen, and without be built highest bidder all the personal to property reserve Cattle Congress my Waterloo at S D., last spent week in town visiting as can straight miles the southwest of Austin, farm located miles 4 10 on this week. with relatives and friends. Sheedy the J. D. of London south of Oakland, miles north 7 on Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Bublitz drove Mrs. Charles Enneberg, Clarence farm, sold mod- Minneapolis at to and spent several and Charles, up Jr returned last week a days of last week. 3,1924 OCTOBER FRIDAY, Horn trip down Walker to and Waterloo. a Misses Alma Jenson, Florence prices. erate COMMENCES AT P. M. SHARP Bernstien SALE 1:00 and Anita Volney left last Misses Ida Lund and Buelah Sherman Monday for Mt. Vernon, where they and Richard Morgan left Wednesday and well matched Bay Mares, 7 11 HORSES—Span years will Cornell attend College. morning for Des Moines to old, weight five-year-old 1500; Gray good Mare, 2800; Bay extra Kermit Gould, Alton Groth, Con attend Drake University. Gelding, 1450. 3-year-old, weight Sizes We Have All Them in rad Seaver, Arthur and Tessman Mrs. Annie Thompson entertained Shorthorn CATTLE—Three good Milk Cows. Miss Laura Ruechel have to of ladies her home at Saturday gone a company iowa City to attend school this evening in honor of Mrs. Alena year. Spring Shoats. HOGS—Forty Duroc 30 3 40 8 to Mrs. G. C. Mather x x left Friday Dalager. Mrs. Dalager expects to morning for Minneapolis foot in MACHINERY, ETC.—B McCormick binder A-l where she Austin this to week. condition; move v.ill visit 5-foot nearly 10-foot self with McCormick dump two sisters. Schmidt mower, new; Mrs. A. F. down to was hay rake; Thomas hay loader; 9-foot double drill, good disc in Supply of Big New and Used shape; 7-foot disc; 5-section Smith-Johnson 12-inch La- drag; Crosse walking plow; 16-inch breaker; Hayes planter, corn gang 80 rods of wire; 2-6-shovel cultivators; inch truck 3 tire HOTEL corn DYCKMAN new Casings Hand box, flax triple tite; nearly steel wheel wagon; new wagon new on handy farm truck; hay rack, 8x14; bob buggy; 2 sleds; top one 6th Street, between 1% inch breeching harness; back Nicollet set set inch pad harness; and Hennepin single harness; horse collars; springs; set 2 spring some wagon buggy Minneapolis, pole; pair buggy seats; 2 shafts; h. Cushman Minn. Will Make 4 We You Cash Allowance one p. gas on engine; 2-hole sheller, sacker attachment; 800-pound Economy corn Cream Separator; simplex air wire pressure sprayer; woven Your Old Casing Toward Purchase Strictly Fireproof stretcher; pick set guards; hog rack; 10-gallon churn; 50 grain up sacks and other articles too mention. to many numerous of New One FEED—Forty a of good standing hill Located in the of the shopping acres center corn. Theatre and District TERMS:—SIO and under, cash, this credit amount, sums over of months’ time 8 8 bankable cent be at arranged notes to per on with clerk before the No sale. be property to removed until LAGESON settled GARAGE Every Room With Bath for. RATES $1.50 PER DAY AND UP HENRY MAJERUS, Owner First class cafe and quick lunch service, coffee shop featuring' complete luncheon THOS. CONLON, Oakland A. Auctioneer. and Chatham 45c. Dinner Austin, Minn. a at at 65c. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, AUSTIN, Clerk. DEFECTIVE PAGE