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

August 6, 1925 · Page 8 of 12

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Page Nine NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. COUNTY MOWER 6, 1925 August Thursday, STORM DAMAGE. where they visited SALVAGING things Albert Lea good tored loaded with to to tables Average Shows Louis Assistant visited the Report and at CHANGES had dinner SOME Alva home. the Lang Ice the lawn. at set eat cream were on Sunday. Wegner home Demand Fine Trees In Labor Leveled Many Koochicking Farm the afternoon. served in and cake Compton and daughter, and Mrs. Mr. were Red down from drove Thorie Wm. County. Will Callahan and Mrs. Mr. and and families Lela, two YEARS IN sons 63 is his mother who Wing to very Hayward the see Sunday in at timber in southeastern spent Salvaging visited their daughter, state of Montana Bureau’s monthly The Farm survey ill. Campbell. Mr. Mrs. Rodney and W. Navratile, last week. Mrs. Koochicking leveled county, in conditions labor of farm barber, Carl Goranson, Mr. our cyclonic is proportions, by wind of Bedford, Louis and Rob Messrs. a the during past made Last Minnesota, Oakes, his P. 91, Sunday morning John left vacation. on and James Conner left Allen, that confronts Ray P. Fred the task LONDON demand shows week, average an fishing trip, Monday. They 1879. Auditor. Chase, State Visited Here in expect a on Lundby down drove Herman level higher slightly new a with Brainerd and vicinity. wage to to a go diagonally, The wind, traveling Sunday Feely James an over was Minneapolis six-cylinder coach from this time prevailing that at than Cecil and Mr. and and Mrs. Mr. and through three townships tore Minneapolis. visitor in 91 Oakes, P. evening. Take it from John Monday last for left visit Chandler H. year. Mrs. left in its of fallen wake a called of Austin Jack Carroll an area all peppier on growing and busy Our implement being of years young compilation The men are as wages Kimlichka home, Monday the A. brush estimated at and tangled trees Thursday. friends his London different is the time, Austin of 1925 a bees—delievered three binders counties gives different the on paid in as Redfield, S. D. nearly fifteen miles long and fully at at had A. A. Tideman in left a new gas he village than the place Tuesday. general $2.35 for of average mile all, estimated wide. In it is an Neilson, the buttermaker week. Nels, installed last a week to last pump dropped in 1879. He month; $48.19 day and work of load Wm. Hailing delievered per per that of about 25,000,000 feet a Thursday. visiting the since has been quite sick is at Arline Lorenzen if learn and make friendly call to day, $2.60 a haying Monday 7 honey, strained, Preston, in per averages wage standing timber r blown down. has Neilson’s brother-in-law home this week. Mr. w as Sheffel Roy had who other old timers the never the day harvesting for while afternoon. average The portion privately i greater taking the been his in Frank Eulke of St. Ansgar place s static creamery. was a licenses, about motor to by 7 the $54.10 worry and $2.76 is owned, the International Lumber Fountain Alfred Lundby Mrs. went to caliei Thursday. London He had west. evolution, and gone month. being the single her largest evening Sunday t Mavis company Fred Allen and o see Mrs. N. entertained the Mrs. H. Nelson he are had and of them found that most $2.00 year’s figures Last per were The state’s portion of the mother, ho is sick. home owner. Bedford visiting the Roy at w r at Manchester Mission Circle Tuesday he that surprised seemed w as a r for month $42.50 day and general per by the cyclone is between swept days. area Henry Marquardt Graphite City, la., for afew Mr. and Mrs. afternoon. A large crowd was present remnant. haying, for day work, $2.28 per 3,000 and 4,000 the and of moved into the Halvor Leonard and Luverne Cotter acres have rented and from Manchester, and several of representative is Oakes Mr. a month and $47.82 day $2.47 per per timber destroyed estimated about at callers Thursday. Torbenson residence. Oakland London ladies from London although he present. and 7 ere day w "he older were never demand for The for harvesting. State 10,000,000 feet. cruisers of Nelson Mrs. served delicious lunch. daily dozen Camp's Ostrander folks '.'’alt A lot of went heard of to a higher this by the day at 7 as men w the timber division of the auditor’s state Jdrs. Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. K. Mrs. Mary Dolstrom and children cocktail afternoon two business Oak Dale Sunday *L;s east to and ir see a ? this has last but time year cor,- year office the devasted are now on Schissler of Austin visited London at Canada, of stopped here sturdy is about but ball ball day, he good his as on as game, games are by for demand .siderably higher men and mapping it for tract Wednesday. entry are their home from Des Moines, He hasn’t politics—rotten. Robe Carl White, formerly like 40 way second younger. years men month. the the in sale of timber annual state Mrs. Adams and Mrs Theo Johnson assistant secretary of labor, where they r visited has the the past recipe tw to to younger o Two Rumley grain for harvest any pass on flat separators A reduced rate new which is be held in October. The - to first been promoted to assistant. He called Mrs. O. Belmont Monday r eeks. They visited the Frank News he on at He The generations. told w unloaded here Monday, for r this week by announced hands were one w as succeeds E. J. Jenning, who has task confronting State Auditor been afternoon. Saman home. The ladies He admits sisters. busy. believed in keeping are Norgarden Lars and for John Northern Pacific Great Northern, the appointed federal judge of one California. Chase is salvage timber the to Mr. and had Mrs. James Bowen on Mrs. Dolstrom formerly but lived “likker” hankering for good as Hanson. effective from a Soo roads, and wind and for its swept tract from lowa the arrange guests latter’s sister here leaving about recommend it for doesn’t seven years everyone. ago. August 24. August 1 to Thorie Teusday Mrs. Bertha died sale minimum loss the at to state. children. and a She speaks well of Canada Austin with is Oakes Mr. to ana came her home here in Ostrander. Mrs. at OAKLAND ! NORTH Mr. and Mrs. W T Ball and family anxious back help Oxford, to harvest They live to his William. at m. get son, Frying Pan and the Fire The sick Thorie had been for long a drove Blooming Prairie Sunday. Not Appreciated to bumper inquired William la. He about a crop. time. stopped the Squire Perkins had on Cleo: “Olive is sensible such his crony 7 in the Baudler who a neighbors Lodge will have was Royal neighbor who watch his footbridge to Hilda Lundby is here from Miss Mrs. A. Swanson has been the Miss girl.” Irene Dibble Sunday and when days trapping art on spent was an social the Will Ice Cream have at fishing the bank. from an the Sherwood, N. visiting D., at was 1 sick list for few days. with She friends “How foolish!” is in Veda: Faribault. nobody 7 ever white dreamed that a a this week, Wednesday home Sheedy “Caught anything?** the inquired Gullickson Lundby and Andrew slowly gaining. would light the wilderness. way Everyone is invited. July 29. evening, squire. homes. Roy Bowen recently visited with He entertained the house court attaches reply. “Nope,” the was his The J. G. club with Mrs. here. He O. parents returned back met with early day stories interspersed bites?” “Had any and Chas. Callahan and Mrs. Sunday Mae Hailing Wednesday afternoon. Mr. hasn’t with his wit which noon. Madsen Bros. “Nope.” Callahan and Mark and Mrs. A perfect day and good Mr. Mr. and Mrs. James attendance. Copp and suffered because of He a age. completed long been fishing?” you left their for Lucile, daughter, Will, visited with relatives at his visit in day said and that son, a “Since breakfast.” Oak, Monday. Kan., Burr homes Austin Sunday. at intended back again. he to Christian Mr. and Mrs. Ed. come are “Well,” remarked the squire, of the time here at They most Wednesday, spent Mrs. Mat Sheffel and visit' for here from Minneapolis a be good “can’t fishing around very home. Callahan Will the Roy Sheffel and Mrs. John Cook relatives and with their mo- many here.” RACINE Garage friends. John James entertained and Mrs. ’Taint,” admitted the fisherman, Mr. “ John Miss and Mrs. Roberts, Mr. relatives and of but it’s heap sight better’n fishin’ company a a no A. Fluegel of Spring and Mrs. Mr. Tideman back Roberts and Mrs. are Sunday. Long home their friends all.” at at home of visitors the Valley at from Minneapolis where they had were Sunday evening. W. Rummer, A. visiting Glenn been Mr. and Mrs. and Roberts. W. E. Eggers and Mr. Mrs. CHATHAM OAKLAND AND of her Bertha | visited the home Mrs. Thorie buried family at at was VALUE! GET FULL Sunday. the | Plainview last Bennington Thursday in mother cemetery DR. BEINHORN afternoon. Skare family have Rev. Engh officiating. The James moved of miles Thorie farm Mrs. leaves her loss two west to onto a mourn | HAVE BEEN GRANTED THE OPTOMETRIST William, of Racine. Red Wing, and one son, said when he “you right Lincoln Abraham Henry Hillestad, was Mrs. Ostrander. visited Schoenleben who has Mrs. M. near all the and time, people all the fool half the KRYPTOKS people can months, here for the past two all people all the fool but can’t half the time, Chester Weseman Austin from and Olivia you her home returned at to on X (The one-piece, invisible bi- H. C. Hanson from Chain * East the time. came Thursday morning. focal for fa rvision.) 4 4 near or down Sunday their after, families Albert Kemmer is making some value of realize the do Stock Raiser, Mr. | | who have been visiting here for you Greatly Reduced his residence improvements some property on beef? pork and produce what it feed and time H. the L. Ruud costs to home and at your in before moving into town % of investment ith other relatives value received for X and friends. Why and Thorough, scientific get test- w r not try same. Rev. Engh received the in sad prices and Why Co-operate % labor? % top ing get Lenses and Severson of Grand Meadow, news Frames, Painter not Monday that Mrs. Grineland had who of local buyers, finished painting the bank the margin has lots and carload price complete new * died hospital at in Minneapolis a recently finished by Charles barn price, the the packers sell sls at to no more, same same 4 4 that T day. She daughter of w as a Sanborn. 4 4 less. no % Rev. Reinertson, former % minister Glasses for a distance M Long of Rockford, iss Margaret or here. Rev. Grineland has been called prepared is Shipping Association visiting the home of her Brownsdale 111., is to | t at reading, from up Bloomfield, Bennington FOR TERRITORY to and THIS sister, Mrs. C. H. Evans and family. service and handle stock and prompt guarantee $4.50 your York congregations and planned 4 4 on returns. * moving here The Bloomfield soon. If having trouble Ellsworth Peterson and Donald you are eye ♦> congregation extends hearfelt ■ 4 of kind, in and 4 Haas of Dover, visiting the children sympathy come any see are Saturday Ship Every Will % the bereaved family. to in the W. E. home this me. Eggers * week. EYES TESTED 4 4 Shine DON’T IT A Good Thing MISS Rain - or Work Repair John Mrs. Utzinger and Milton, I t son GLASSES FITTED and address plainly Send your name accompanied by Miss Delta Utzinger, together written, with 10 cents, stamps 4 4 or ! returned last Friday Belnhorn! evening coin (and this slip) to' Chamberlain Eleanor STOCK WITH— LIST YOUR On All Makes Medicine Co., Des lowa, and Moines, receive from weeks visit with relatives at a containing in trial package return a | Minneapolis and Duluth. stomach CHAMBERLAIN’S for TABLETS ROCKWELL, Manager E. E. OPTICAL SHOP 4 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Link, daughter troubles, indigestion, that pains gassy Store J. J. Hayes & Son crowd heart, biliousness and the constipation; 4 4. Miss Florence, granddaughter Lucile, CHAMBERLAIN’S COLIC AND Brownsdale Shipping Association and Mrs. George Chamberlain, DIARRHOEA REMEDY for pain in stomach left and bowels, intestinal colic Wednesday morning for cramp, on a and diarrhoea;CHAMBERLAIN’S SALVE, few days with relatives friends an Brownsdale needed in family for burns, scalds, Phone 60-J-210 every in Cedar Rapids, la. wounds, piles and skin affections. Try these valued family medicines for only Mr. and Mrs. E. A. King, and Rev. Don’t it. 10 miss cents. Utzman Rochester callers were on Tuesday, visiting the patients, Mrs. Koebke in the Kahler Clarence and King of Sumner Center who is in the Worrell. «S====eSl Mrs. D. A. McKee and daughter Nelda and Mrs. H. O. Utzinger and Transportation Jar Economical BUICK WILL WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES THBM daughter ARE BUILT, BUILD Delta, left Wednesday by for auto Blue Earth, Fairmont and Welcome, where they will visit friends and relatives for several •New C ]jcmw days. Mrs. C. Schwarz who has been visiting here returned her to home Fairmont at with them. OSTRANDER * * —— Mr. Lundby sold Buick-six coach a Lewis Pretsch to Thursday. Low Prices Mrs. Ed. Thompson of Fountain is here visiting relatives and friends. S. W. Hill has brother his and a family from California visiting him. Miss Ruby Dugstad is visiting her friend, Hailing. Miss Leona S. Hatlestad’s big A. dray horse King dropped dead the half road on mile of Ostrander Saturday. west a Elmer and Vinton Anderson Prices are kept busy painting all the buildings The Chevrolet Motor Company the Henry Tubenson farm. on announces Alfred Hailing and family and Mr. the following the prices of reductions in and Mrs. Elmer Hailing had dinner the Louis Wegner home at Sunday. Chevrolet closed models: Herman Lundby sold Buick six a coach Hamlin Mr. to Spring Valley at last week. $ The Coupe 675 S. W. Hill and family Mrs. and Henry Olson in Osage, la., Sunday were - family reunion. at always a Buick leads values in motor and Mrs. Lawrence car Mr. Hailing former price $715 When in Minneapolis * STANDARD t SIX Stay At The Coach $ 695 X NEW THE 2-passenger Roadster $1125 5-passenger two-door - Sedan $1195 5-passenger Touring sllsO NICOLLET 5-passenger four-door Sedan $1295 2-passenger Coupe $1195 4-passenger former price $735 Coupe $1275 HOTEL t and Newest Northwest’s The MASTER SIX * Hotel. Finest $ The Sedan 775 with bath Rooms 600 con-I*** or 4» 2-passenger Roadster $1250 7-passenger Sedan - necting. Every outside - $1995 an room Touring $1295 -passenger 5-passenger Brougham Finest Largest and $1925 room. 5-passenger two-door Sedan . $1395 3-passenger Ballroom in Northwest. Sport former price $825 Roadster $1495 .5-passenger four-door Sedan Every facility for luncheons, $1495 5-passenger Sport Touring $1525 Coupe banquets and meetings, from passenger $1795 3-passenger Country Club ..$1765 the small meeting 1500 to up MICHIGAN ALL FLINT PRICES F. 0.8. capacity. f , Rooms $2.00 59 Rooms, at 257 $3.50 Rooms $2.50 68 Rooms at 41 $4.00 at AB Frit— F. O. B. Buick fuetoriuu. Government ko mtUud. tux to + Rooms $3.00 38 Rooms 84 at $5.00 at ♦ Suites and Special Rooms at BUICK MOTOR COMPANY, Flint, Michigan ❖ $6.00 $9.00 to Erdman Garage MAIN DINING ROOM Diuitiun ef General Cerperatier Mature One of the finest the in Northwest 7 X COFFEE SHOP 4> Plate Lunch, and 40c 50c Excellent 4. Isa a » jm. - Art Peterson J. P«s*l* «{• I f MUSIC AND DANCXNC Ur La- Original Osborn Orchestra I QUALITY AT LOW COST blocks 3 from both Depots, Retail I Center and Wholesale Center X 311 East Under Water Management St. Geo. L. Crocker Austin, Minn.