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

September 24, 1925 · Page 6 of 8

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NEWS, Seven Page COUNTY AUSTIN, MINN. MOWER September 24, 1925 Thursday, in Adams, early Wednesday looking fine all the out were way. HOLDS WHERE BEAUTY HIGH COURT STACYVILLE ADAMS MYRTLE morning the early bird, to get and Mrs. Ed. Opstedahl, baby Mr. but chickens as are scarce, many of Rapid City, S. D., and Burton, home with their Friday hunting bag Dunn spent Monitor) business Frank (The transacted N. V. Torgerson Mrs. came G. E. Larsen and and Mr. Mrs. E. E. Dunn. Mrs. empty. Wednesday. sister, in Minneapolis last her with Auxiliary The Women’s Monday met of Ruttland, daughter, Loraine, S. D. Slindee Lizzie visited the barber, Mrs. Wm. Mitchell, Judge Austin Saturday. returned Carr autoed Mr. to the Legion evening at Bernards home the few rooms. visited at a Lovold the St. Olaf hospital Friday, at Friday. home Martha Hemann Chicago Miss went to days. Lovold Mrs. is reported entertained getting Anderson John Koenigs passed Mrs. Mrs. as company she has away Sunday where employment. Addie Cronan, Miss John Cronan, along well be for her expected. Sunday home in Taopi Monday at as as can supper. morning. Cronan and Mary Leo Cronan, Mrs. Schilling: unloaded of Alber Heller a car Mrs. Tom of Waterloo and Mr. Maggie Cronan, Esther, Miss John daughter and Wagner Wm. W. Dean Tuesday. C. Johnson and wife of Minneapolis lumber A. visited Sunday the John at and Jennie, and sister Saturday afternoon Ed Keefe returned last called Bondo Andrew Hanson been have visiting their relatives Rev. on Salz home. Creek, Rose Cronan all of of Henry making trip 3,800 after auto afternoon. Sunday the week. Adams past at an Miss Hart and Smith Beth Miss here last Sunday. visited with friends Montana and miles thru Dakota, and Mrs. Ed. Mr. Schalack John Martinson left last Saturday spent up their the week end homes at spent Dean into Canada. Mr. reports Monday evening Herman Will’s. lowa, Moines, where he for Des crops at Plymouth. at Carl Theiss children Sophomore College. Mrs. and enrolled at of Weber Mason as a City Miss Eleanor CLOSING OUT SALE relatives with Blackmer of Faribault of last week Mrs. John part spent the parental Sunday M. B. at spent here. the Wm, Wednesday Erie spent at Weber home. and 59 School districts No. 77 home. DeLaney from Amy came over teachers and Lizzie opened Monday. The Miss Bertha Nelson are and the last Friday Osage spent will sell the farm known the John I As I intend to to town Skampfer. business Novella Slindee transacted Zoller and Olga C. at on as move here. home week end her at of north southeast of Austin, miles Palmeter farm, located miles 5 6ti business Hildebrand Austin Friday afternoon. A. A. DeLaney a was and Mrs. Wm. and Mr. following Highway No. the Lyle, Creek State 40 6 miles of Rose west on afternoon. teaching Monday Hartz who is caller in Albert Lea Miss at the S. Sunday E. Fred at Emerson spent described property, the Austin the week end at spent Little Cedar. home near passed home. Bibber at Jack Carr Mr. Van away Kennedy Scott and and Mrs. Mr. after evening and Mrs. Lester Coyle of Austin his home Monday Mr. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 a friends of called here Ruth Osage on with his grandparents, Sunday long illness. spent afternoon. Sunday Wick and Louise Simon John SHARP and Mrs. Brown. SALE STARTS AT P. M. Marie Mr. 1 Misses and Glen Thome Mrs. Minnie were till Sunday Friday Saturday Jake W’agner injured last from spent Margaret was of Mrs. Wolf guests super Albert Naomi Will the hardware while unloading evening with at some HEAD OF HORSES—One of 6 & 8 old, 2400; 5 Thursday. wt. last team mares, yrs may unable work Schuhmacker home. and has been to bay of geldings, three old, weight 2350; coming old 10 Saturday Jacob Wagner from team year one years came the returned Johnson filly. Rchard to since. extended visit the W r averly for at an spending and after Tucker week and Mrs. C. W. last Mr. a Wagner. navy home of his Isaac son, and Mrs. Mr. spending few days month with his Richard parents, from are a Mitchell Salz son Anna over CATTLE—Three good milkers. All heavy in came OF 5 HEAD cows—extra the parental home of O. visiting Carl Johnson. at and the Friday evening spent milk spring calves. Two now. and Salz! Mrs. Emil Tessman E. Ulven. Mr. and parental John week end the at down Hintz motored Krebsbach transacted business W. Miss Gertrude S. home. Sr. binder; FARM MACHINERY, ETC.—7-foot Deering Emerson cut visit of the first corn Mansfield Monday LaCrosse, W is., from to at a Wilson, Katherine Mr. H. L. Mrs. and 6-shovel Emerson 15-foot planter; cultivator; 8-foot John Deere disc; 1 corn Tuesday relatives. He returned with the week. few days Osage Henry of dinner and were flexible drag; 12-inch Defiance plow; Great Western spreader; manure gang this vicinity from The following evening. the L. C. Sunday De- at guests truck, tired triple box; steel wheel handy farm wagon; wagon narrow Fair: State Gullickson of Minneapolis Minnesota Miss Agnes attended the Laney home. hay rack; single buggy; inch breeching harness; inch 1 l 1% set 1 set Golnick, Ollie Aldrich Faribault Alex Mittag, of and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. Penney Mrs. George Mr. and and back pad harness; horse collars and other articles. some many Schilling and Alex and August the first of the week with their spent visited her daughters mother, two Wykoff. Henry Christenson. Carl Theiss of Mrs. aunt, Lyle, Peter Johnson, last Mrs. at field. GRAIN, FEED:—24 of good standing in corn acres Ruth, and Ed. Low and Mrs. Mr. the Quite number of Sunday afternoon. sportsmen a Hildenbrand, Mr. A. A. and Mrs. Mr. cash; and under, this TERMS:—Sums $lO 12 months’ amount, CLOSING OUT SALE Pearl, over Mr. Bath and Carl and Mrs. time 8 good bankable Arrangement for credit should cent at paper. per on and Struck, Lenora Carl and Mrs. be made with clerk before sale. No be removed until settled property to Werner and Mrs. Virchow, Mr. Mrs. for. and Mrs. Alex Mr. Wolff, and quitting farming I will sell public auction the highest As I at to am Albert Schuhmacker family. Will and R. F. JONES, Owner the personal listed below the farm known the Henry bidder property at as Simon, Louise Misses and Irene, Waltham, miles northeast of Lansing Beneke farm. miles southwest of 8 1% Britzman, and miles of Brownsdale. Wick, and W’alter and mile 6 north and Marie 1 west THOS. A. CON LON, Auctioneer. Island j Maple motored all to FARMERS STATE BANK, Clerk. Lyle, in the ■ Sunday, dinner picnic for WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7 a j Hollan- drove they all to afternoon NOON Delectable girlhood LUNCH is A. FREE AT of the STARTS AT 10 M. mainstays of World SALE of Lake. Geneva one and dale Pleasure, the big extravaganza which will be staged at weight 8 old, 1300 each; HORSES —Two OF 6 HEAD The Austin Fur mares, years gray * | Park Theatre, October r 1. old, gelding, 5 gelding, old, weight 1400; 9 years years one gray one gray LONDON SOUTH black gelding, old, weight 1300; weight 1400; 4 Fur Shop Offers one one gray mare, years getting along nicely. old, weight 1200. 2 * years ♦ Sunday night from trip the to a Otto Arneson spent You A and Aaron State will Fair and the Shorthorns, fresh northern of OF CATTLE —Thirteen 9 HEAD part 26 now or cows. Go Anderson’s for fine photographs. L. J. Foss’. to afternoon Sunday at heifers of Two freshen by first to the November Two and Wisconsin. be fresh by 1. The trip to state year. Sollien Wednes-; Miss Emma spent SPLENDID coming bull. Five Holsteins, One registered Holstein spring. freshen in made in the former’s Ford was sedan. H. L. with her Mrs. night day aunt. bull calf. heifer Holstein heifers. One red and olds. Five two one year Nelson. pounds of butterfat averaged each 225 tested. These All cattle tuberculin cows Mr. and Mrs. David Davidson OF returned QUALITY MEDICAL ELECTRICITY returned from St. J. Rohne. herd. M. splendid dairy the A the Waltham past at year. creamery their from honeymoon Friday he had night, where Paul. Friday different 3t) kinds and hundred over a night. They had been in North spring Jersey Sows and 49 HOGS—Eight tried Duroc OF 57 HEAD oecial. combinations. Especially Fair. useful State week the the at spent FUR COATS difficult in Dakota, Canada, and and stubborn troubles. different pounds. pigs averaging 100 t a wqeki-end the Miss Solien spent places the in northern of the part Prestegard. E. O. cousin, Mrs. with her of standing consisting 48 —Sixty-four of GRAIN, ETC. acres PILES CURED corn acres Monday night, state. they were parcels. of sold in drilled To be 5 of checked and 16 acre by special corn. non-surgicai acres avoidng in select Come and system, shower by given seventy-five of a all callers hospital operations Ole Sola for and Mrs. such Mr. were Now Coat Fur good binder, their friends. 7-foot as MACHINERY, your ETC., —One Minnesota cut FARM troubles, matter how bad they no may Christianson’s Tuesday G. O. at is the stock be. most wide tire complete. spreader; International No. 6 wagon; one manure the as new; one Sylvia, five old daughter year evening. giving We Smith-Johnson drag; you are 5-section triple box and boards; one two scoop one of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Prestegard, the North will be held in Services special price DR. A. I. ARNESON cultivator; every 2-shovel surface on Osborne 8-foot three cultivators; a disc; one one had the misfortune her right to get September purchase. forenoon. church Sunday coat digger; Hoover potato may bob sled; Deering binder; you one corn one new one hand caught in the —Specialist— wringer a on Belle City 27. incubator; Belle City Bought Coat Primrose No. 3; 140 Every at separator, egg cream Fifth washer. The third finger Year in for power troughs, Sunday hog Rohne left was back pad harness; Strictly Miss Olava of Shop brooder; of breeching harness; the Fur is set set jx-oken, the nail AUSTIN, off MINN. and articles torn other pails, and from will teach ft. and ft.; horse collars; Guaranteeed where she 14 16 Lea some to Albert many cream cans; on one stitches had (The be in close the town of reasonable Repairing. to put mention. Free to prices) three too to the coming S uth Broadway numerous years year. wound. Last that she is reports John Prihoda are and Mrs. Mr. were credit cash; this under, TERMS:—Sums $lO and amount approved on over Buy with home Sunday coat the L. J. Foss callers at your with made for credit be 8 Arrangements to cent. notes at your CLOSING OCT SALE per confidence from the man evening. sale. bank before who furs and knows you and Mrs. Ole Sola, Mr. Mr and will it. not regret FARGUSSON, Owner EARL E. P. O. Joy Hendrikson. and Mrs. Mrs. On the of death of Also remodeling I will sell count all of personal with friends a, Sola Sunday at my we are my spent public auction the highest bidder, old furs the latest the farm, in property miles of to at at 4 east your Moscow. ALBERT HOPFE. Auctioneer. COL. Austin, Trunk Highway No. style. If have 9. on Clerk. you an BANK, AUSTIN NATIONAL family and Prestegard The O. E. that old needs coat remodeling Sollien motored Bancroff Miss Emma to FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th just bring it in. the day Sunday, at and spent work is strictly My Andrew Ellegard home. the SALE COMMENCING SHARPLY AT P. M. 1 satisfactory guaranteed be to of and Mrs. Clifford Skosten Mr. don’t have Customer or you 3—HEAD OF HORSES—3 brother, visited her Keilliher, Minn., to pay. One pair of old; 6 and bay, old. 8 grays, years one years 0. Prestegard, and made brief E. Sola J. Foss and Ole AUSTIN FUR SHOP calls the L. at B—HEAD OF CATTLE—B Six milk One heifer. One calf. homes, Saturday. cows. Rohn, Olga Skamfer, Irving Olava HEAD OF HOGS—IO 10 Rohne, Gil- [ Harlon Foss, T. J. Nine nine spring pigs; fall pigs. twenty-two sows; JOHN TREEF, Furrier Ownership— George Horgen and George j bertson, left to, Carlson Wednesday morning HICKEN oo—c S—loo 1 109 East Water Street Austin, Minn. attend the State Fair. 39—GEESE—39 Olava, Misses Eleanor and Thelma MACHINERY Rohne and brother, Martin, and i One 1920 CHEVROLET; 5-passenger Deering truck one mower; one J Horgen Leßoy George autoed to on with hay rack; with box; disc; harrow; wagon, one wagon one one one Labor Day. Eleanr is junior in the ; broadcast seeder; 6-shovpl plow; a planter; hay rake; one corn one corn one high Leßoy school. sulky plow; gasoline engine; jack; separator; one cream one one pump one j heavy harness. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Call and set nephew of Niehollet, Minn., The aid of “up date” public utilities to were renewing MISCELLANEOUS old acquaintances here Sunday. of 28 standing field; “Customer Ownership.” in about clover is 10 and timothy* hay tons acres corn Mr. j Call time but- at was one in barn; about bushels 500 of stack. straw jyijyyj.f oats; one The invitation in- the to customer to termaker the State Line at creamery SOME FURNITURE Deer Creek. at the utility with serving him 10,-m vest Mrs. Herb Scheffel and Richard son, TERMS:—Any desiring credit will kindly ■. cally unusual investment make with creates one arrangements an the latter spent of the week ,-m part their bank. own opportunity for the investor. He becomes with relatives Albert Lea. She at average a accompanied home by her sister, was in essential industry; industry partner efficiently an an MRS. JOSEPHINE M. DONLAN, Administratrix Miss Christene Nelson, who is managed insuring sound investment and substantial teaching Manchester. near growth. Jason and Leßoy Davis, Robert COL. ALBERT HOPFE, Auctioneer. Sola, and Alfred Swensud returned AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK, Clerk. His therein investment benefits him with sound a security good of income, and and by aiding the rate a BetferlSX)\C¥>,ozcv?ers NEXT WEEK public utility give and better service. to more FreebornCountyFair cf the Road are Masters the^utility^companies This have year heretofore expansion unequalled. The on an program and will realize fully Annual Then the Poultry have driven Once Show you demand is already here. More you be developed must power Buick, that the Better 75-milean-hour horsepower, 75 and inasmuch public utility is built borrowed as a on with horsepower Buick; its 75 Better such expansion will Valve-in-Head engine, SEPT money, an program require 28 OCT. 1,1925 to have wheeled Once you power—speed— financing. of amount vast gives you a particularly it over some and inexpensive performance hill—m high tough gear— AI 1.63, MilM. other like DCFt no all the speed Enjoy gaining Our way; Place For have known. car you Already Company the Interstate Poorer has a have observed Once you A FINE The discover Hospitality PROGRAM best EVERY HOUR to large steadily way Outing and number of An growing satisfied investors the the it assumes way much the Better how J very OF EVERY DAY lead traffic; in the communities AND it in EVENING serves. the added has Buick , to , cf checked dri\ is have pleasure Once to :ng you FREQUENT BIG FREE ACTS TO AMUSE EVERYBODY ii_k- We economical B-.ir B gasoline drive its r a for consumption against have waiting It will pleased explain be to how to your your one you you can Machinery call. friends' telephone cars— share in its growth through the purchase of its preferred Where community learn meets to MICHIGAN FLINT, BUICK MOTOR stock. 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