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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
MEETING WAS ONE Of MOST en-
TrOStASTtc EVER HELO BY
ORGANIZATION.
AT Offieers WItn Ecesption % Dir.
ectors Were Elected-lnteresf-
i1s Speeches Delivered

Tho annual meeting % the Wheel
luE hIslrr-s Mems Association was
held az the oaks last evening az
Va Which time matters % importance
we're taken up and discussed. and the
election Of officers for the coming
year elected
The meeting was called 70 order
hy President W n Elliott and this
" as followed by the reading Of the
minutes OF the last meeting bv the
secretary. This vas followed by The
-ecr'tarIps report Of transactions for
Oh" year. after which the body pro
c"gd"d 90 business OF tho evening
pom the recommendation Of sew
sral of tho mem hers OF the aszocia-
ti"n. Sol Mayer vas taken In as an
honorary memlnr ~ the association
This was followed by a report OF the
president. showing the financial
standing ~ the association This
report showed that tho association
mas at the present time. in the neigh
borhoot Or 300 members. also that
ihirty-thrre and onethird per cent
a 49, einents we're made on the
This was followed by a report Of
IN" legislative committee by Chair
man Charles Watkins Il showed
mat this branch OF tho organization
was IN good shape and that the mem
prrs are taking an active part in
mo association. This was followed
~ p report from William u Colvir-
chairman ~ the harmony committees.
on which h~ discussed the cod OF
The organization. and good results
that have been secured from u by
the members
Honorary Member
BENJAMIN = ROsenbIoom on the
SUE Sesuon OF the members was then
mace an honorary member OF the or
ganization. This was followed hy a
report OF the finance committee
winch showed that tho indebtcdre ss
OF inc organization had been reduced
durlng the year. II was adopted as
Reports from the advisory. arbitrs.
uon. membership and one-cent noet-
aer committees all were then heard
from the secretaries Of their respcct-
I'VE committees and all wre adoptod
This was followed bv tho alec,io,,
OF olnCers for the coming wear v-itb
IN" Following result. w. r. EiIio,,
was elected by unanimous vote 81
me members TO succeed himself 70
me presidency for tho coming vesr
olloWlnE this election a vorv intcr-
T,Stl ING talk was given nv Prof ~ II
Eliloii- The election of vice-rrasi5.,,,
was tho next matter TO come boforc
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

NEW LONDON, Conn. June 4 A
Io'dl Nrecklng company received
wireless message late tonight from Tho
steamer Northland. saying she was
ashore az Gull island in the Race. The
Mrecking tug Tasco will be rushed To
n'r assistance. The message gave no
details
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

The residence adjoining tho Weber
livery barn on South Fourth street DIS
being raised Ia preparation for tn"
ment block building. which. whcI
erected. will be- occupied by the Web
or Feed Company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

John kodcwis and elmer Jackson of
luls city have been elected delegates
To represent the Black Prince lodge.
NO. o.. knights OF Pythias, al the
STATE NEE unE which will be held In
'lh,lhndi. Monday, June 5. The con
Nenuon viii open Monday morning
ana VIII continue until Wednesday AZ.
iDiuOOn Of the same week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
Entertainment Tai, rv.r,rr

,,-l4II.l . 'nlns lhc sewing Club OF tho
W. ~, urrllug VI. l.. church. will give
.l. , 'tl'Ftalnmcnt At the church tVbi-b
N'' utlhE Q" "a close their meetings Tor
-a"'ul'r months \ number 81 Inc
OF in' mem b'rs have been In
Jos cd after the meeting wa -" '"-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

/ ID. H.'ihh "rS ui a., kIrkwood Trssbv-
] .t1u sunday school held their MAY
/ ~ .l''l parry In the sunday school
+ tv'l" 'i the church last evening mo
l ,.,u-ht was opened a. 80 o'clock and
many anus m'uts were enjoyed b, IA Ise
I ''''''''iiN. h'.r0shfu'uts were served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
Sewing Club Entertained

,rH' m,nh"rH OF tho Eureka Sewing
.H.. or hfldEcport were pleasantly on
.'lHrI Yesterday afternoon AZ me
,,i"- or Miss Bertha Jsrers,r n,
Nv N'"unS. a very ENJOYABLE aftc-,,,,,,s
w. spent at rho diversions a col.rsa
nlNU'r was served ~S'i &c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
Roast Veal supper.

a. large crowd attended tho sf,r.,..
s.l'H last evening los the Ladies' Al
,'..ttf OF the HARDWOOD PreSbvt.rian
49, \ uh" menu was zerHef
Whl'H was enjoyed by all. The sunni,
.t,T.I' i N'I a. the basement OF Inc
'"'Ieh from $50 TO o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
Canllaate for coroner.

hcnry Roger. local undertaken. an
nuuucod his ,4udidacg fur coroner ~,
lhr Republican ticket 90 be- submitted a.
toe primaries Co.. D., held Iu August n o.
announce m,ut was learned with interest
h} quite number OF local persons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

Tho m'WUITH % no Indu-tTIOu1
DANES OF this city were entertained
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

LOST STRAYED or STOLFN-Rlact
/ STJMN. keward for information. ANDY
Evening star., 1914-04-05

Madame Pilot, exclaimed Yvonne, smiling and coilng
up the beautiful hair
"Wthout doubt that is how it will have been,' as
sented the other She drove her stout elbow into the
ribs of the woman who had whispered to her Mot so
loud, We people of the coast have sharper than
YOU folks from inland
"When did he sail?"
"Twenty years ago, when she was eighteen, and all
that gray hair gold
"Pfui. There blastl'
I'VE shall have to pick the winds bones all the way
to Paimpol So good day, Mademoselle. Gaos, run
and bid Mademoselle Yvonne good day.
MADAME PILOT nudged the other woman again,
A'A as much as to say, Watch her with the child'
Gaos obedently quilted his mothers skirts, and
Yvonne knet down to kiss him. She whispered in the
childs coaxngy, and he hestated, watched the
innocent lips though her fate in nexplicabe
way hung upon their utterance.
"She always tries to get him to say it. and he never
WILL said Madame Pilot under her breath.
"Whato' mouthed the inland woman, with round in
terested eyes.
The child spoke at that moment loudly and clearly.
"He will come back today
Lord abovel if he hasn't said it, cried Madame
Pilot and crossed herself under her ample cloak the
boy came running to her.
She caught his hand, and clattered in her heavy
wooden shoes, fighting her way resoluely against the
wind, followed more slowly by the gaping inander.
You rogue. You little villain.' she cried to the
child she dragged. What made you say it?7
"Bebe-cause-bub-bub- -boo-because it's true,'
roared Gaos, through angry sobs.
His mother with a hasty invocation OF her patron
saint dropped his hand stopped where the beach path
way merged in the Pampol road, and looked back.
Alademoisele Yvonne nowhere to be seen at first;
but presently her figure mounted into view climbing the
pathway to the chapel.
@She has gone to burn candle for her good news,
said Madame Pilot. 1Now which have l for son,
smack the prophet, it's enough to bring judgment
down. She shook her head mournfully. But it is
to be prayed for all the same that that great rogue
Yam may wheedling back. Drowned,
did you suppose? Dead? Not bit of it, He's v-
ing on the fat of the land in Ploubazou where he
landed his last cargo of fish nineteen years ago,
ried tavern keepers daughter, and set up sailors
drinking house himself The Chinese Cider Cellars
they call it. May Heaven punish such vagabonds!'
painted Madame Pilot "As for Pors Lance, we re
peace lovers and law abders but there and
cudgels waiting for Monsieur Yam Tregnier whenever
he shows his there"
MADAME PILOT stopped, broadshouldered
young in sailors cap and pilot cloth jacket
came tramping toward her along the puddly Pampo
road whistling a cheerful tune. He thick, town
made brogues instead of wooden sabos and sluted the
in the country fashion, though to him personally
they unknown and passed by leaving the mother of
the possible prophet starng for he known to her
the of the Ploubazou keeper Yam Tregnier
chrstened Jean Marie after his mothers father. He
well looking, sturdy young fellow of eighteen
Ill poison you next time
catch you in hospital''
Evening star., 1914-04-05

who had always hankered to join the ceanders the
cod trawlers called, and sail with the yearly fleet
on the last day of February for the big, dangerous
fisheries in the icy regions where the summers have
night But Yam, his father would not hear of it, and
Jean Marie had been apprenticed to cooper in Palm
pol He had grurnbed; but his fate appeared less hard
that he in love with Gaud. Gaud lived with
aunt in the village of Pors Lance, place Jean Marie
knew yet only by hearsay since her parents lived in
Painpol, and she had met her lover when visit to
them. Pors Lance lay by the beach mile or two from
Painpol, Gaud had told him. The cottage built
against great rock, the doorstep was the beach, and
the the duck pond before the door He could not fail
to recognize the place. Gaud had described clearly
Gaud little delicate creature with hair of burn
ing gold hidden under her shell cap and great, violet
gray eyes, full of possible alteration for any likely young
fellow who should wooing to Pors Lanec-and the
likely young fellow had come along in the person OF
Jean Marie And he had won her promise, and meant
to marry her and settle down the coopers trade in
earnest True, the girl without dover, and his
father, with whom he had had talk at Poubazou last
Sunday, had pulled long lip that piece of inforna-
ton, and he had said to the old straight out:
EITHER get Gaud or go to seal
"Either | get Gaud-or go to seal Jean Marie
peated the most deep and manly voice he had at
commando for the cottage built against the cliff had
come in sight, dwelling weather and lichen
stained that it might have been excrescence upon
the side of the rock that sheltered it. "Either l
get Gaud-7 Jean Marie squared his shoulders, and
marched down upon the cottage where Gaud lived. As
his firm footsteps crossed the plateau of sandy rock
that lay before the cottage door he heard cry from
within and before he could lift hand the rope yarn
of the latch the door pulled violently back thrown
open and a woman fell upon his breast with a sobbing
shrek of joy
VANN! Oh, my beloved, at last!'
"Madame,- he suffered.
"Our Lady sent word you would return today, and
as upon my to thank her for such grace,
| turned back thinking, If he should and miss
mel"
The wind blew shry; the sky grew black with
storm. Jean Marie's cheek wet with rain the
woman's tears. He conscious of dizziness 1t
though web of some strange tissue weaving
in the chambers of his BRAIN and the pattern grew
and more familiar The that casped him not
those of stranger the heart that throbbed upon his
had rested there before Even the cottage interior
shown through the low doorway familiar, and the
oaken benches to right and left, had he carved his
one Of them his and anothers9
But these strange questions awakened in the
mind of the young man he thrust violently back,
and Yvonne gazing with still streaming eyes, at
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-09-24
DEV8IR WEEDS AND GRASS
Ftnrk of sfsrardtHg Ewes Will lEa3iFize
Large EmuuFta aof Grass 3f,tnrtg
Ltnrus1iuaanS Ertaang.

iii rs sssatimataI chat ahasp eat gmnre
than seven ,4imas AZ many HariuaieH ut
waaCis ann grasses aB no cattle or
lhoraes. a fiack nf ItJresGiug e8geE and
their lambs will DE rf much littltp In
4Geapiug PASTURES free from wsadB amt
.can ne made Az utilize "a large amount
nf grass that antherwsiae fwnltr3 go Es
waste aiuHE the fences sRnE sunnlIti-
waited places IN tine siisitis The lambs.
when wsarfsn, may he lturuEt1 IN the
GnnrntsatIlE 4rnE will guttasT ttIalT living
from the weeds and grass thai usually
ARE in the way ut quitting IN ttusisiug
time tut Hhstsp should NOT b. fuTasG
10 ErtBHiat entirely On gGuch forage
Eunfe EHut grass will he nestieh jlt is
IA mistake IL regard sheep simply as
saGaHaHgars,
AHBtilar advantage In raising ahsssp
liz that the money derived fsgn the
.sGlle of vfHGl and lambs usually comes
HI q time when there iE NO income
tYnm ntirar Hnurnss While tine VuElli
,uhtatnef from tine iluak that iE grown
tor mutton lis "a secondary urufinGE Ia
siR OF considerable importance ann sfurs
niaitss the cash suesiian al harvest.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-09-24
SELECTION DF BROOD MARES
Pzrni1swun enr Shire win Generosity
9>rnsbr 6kiezs Satisfactory fnE
average Farm Ntnrk.

In salectinE ia Inr1Gt mars tor farn
gnarpUseB tins apaTchsruH a1r Shire viii
generally prove the s1Ost sEatiafaatasE
They IasseI gnnt ghe te4 large, .aecnusa q
aisea sfpgtHa, clumsy beast sis 10 ,iss
avniIfea Always,
"A mare that weighs a4a0 ny Z .8HI
pnunTie is big qsHnngn afnT any tfse,
Esiae should si1avs "a atlsan. Ehuny mead
"a tprnniinsnt. bright. Intelligent eye,
Rand legs and large iluufa,
HER barrel should he frnang, ahus
symuaaerisai with EiIrpad hind laaaT.
ttars. Iasyofr mare with any BlIggss.
ton nj 'scat hams
IA sgaRd disposition iiE essential. ghuf
does sfEat lTltaan tfaG u gBTgun mare mHxs
iy+ stupid UT u lbunEler tn harness.
better pay $3.50 Tar a firatsclaae 5xaafi
mare tiaan StaB. TFhe difference yziIl
lse .naatlse ND tn tine ifizat TWO EntEs. mn
avffisn stire right kinf 0f % aire sie 1G#sssss.
With "a ebroo6 mare nj this ItesGTiF-
effsu "a sEarmer car syeyy year raise d
cot that will sell Hur frDD sI50 60 sa0D
ami get gsGu services IN farm ysura Ont
ut lasT sheaffiaA,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-09-24
LOCAL. AND PERSONAL.

Manen hrag came horne from
Minneapolis Monday, fer q Visit,
MaExr Webb, of Sandstone,
was i'm Ashor, ON business, SEt-
uraag.
Editor Warren, Of HInckieT,
was caller at the American Of
fiue Saturday.
-Anderx Hendriksen mas COM
rnencad work OF & residence .an
tEls erg8tv east 0t Town.
Huge Cot,arg and family, Of
Dedharn, MIG, visited over Sun
4av 1t the Il. Pedersen home.
Chi. n. Andersen, .af Audubon
Iowa. visited here 1T Postmaster
Petersen home from Friday
auti1 SunasE.
Emil Christensen, who has
been with u tflreshIng machine IN
Milizan CuQnty for B0rne time, pa
turned home hast week.
hrindefUrenineen will meet
this afternoon al the home Of
Mrs. n. s. Petersen.
Mrs. L. a Paulser and child
rem. vine nave beer visiting
friends and reluriVes ii Tyier
MINI. returned name Mundar
For Sale four wear old way
relaing and Hnlstenl bull calves
from 3 to III months old
1w% Chr. Flint.
Petersen d. aCxrauesen sold I'll
essgf1tH 30 Hdlgar Bergen, Kings
key, Iowa. vino gXpects IA come
mere next spring and live un It.
Alfred Mrrpp. tf Racine, Wis,
raturned nome last SATURDAY.
litter q week Is visit at the a R.
Buck hane. N'hiie mere hir. Ny
run powdered some IF our wild
game.
q large crowd gathered at tine
iorrle uf Mi. and MR. T.. Mo'-tuEgg
tho .rriiue j. CInr. BAY a gagd seHo-
uff. Mr.. Bay Was entertained at
2.eueraI of the homes IN ant ao0t1t
AsEsov and thoruugi1ty esrEJppec
mis- visit mere amt promises TO
gt0rre again.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-09-24
0ftanor Reading araS.

IfnGsrttnnh ptilaE, Mailing anntiie lhe
atlane ana the inside AT frnnae THE
npriEiIi sticks sHfasslfi lhe nhuut fiftean
ar sstxtHan inches apmrt aIae d rnck
built ttiitf was galrt ut tjtxstnrh logs fhat
lbs ib iisat square at the 1hutfum. ff
feet square at ting stup and ahnlgt Heyen
sfHaf high, III holds aBvsF ID sfGn amt u
ihaH ,ff hay packed tinwn aua aasna0m
tntatilEEse twenty to ttNsHirty4f FIVE ftsad lfi
Ihur#eR sar 5cwxtts AIT sunne siikh nrap
,ticalsS nD waste nf hay tn At, mEgs q
Inturatto WRITER In the Farnser Aiffnf
ssiEey itmve eaten wiItt they can rsadi
tfrum tire aButsitis, just roll the Infttils
dtiYNn into tire hole sfp the nlrtaitie.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-09-24

ia isanGh ealinIsaa with aan electrical.
Ily Iigigan washer and sRriTtgeT and
having space to accommodate two
Irinaing tIibe anfl u scifstiGss basket, h
q new invention, THE Eantnr 4iB hD'
GATED under the bench ard ttEiges tine
washer ann Nringer Gaiaafte through
lDaite THE Etrinsar liz supported s0n
horizontal siiksas 80 that lit car he
n1osgu frnm ftEfh I'D tub. The auIttlat
sfar draining the tubs tiE threaded 40
that ar ordinary garden siGnse may liRs
attached tfaerate and the fxEGGsr tsnfae
fiaated 10 a ,sirafu fripe platform Tor
asftupnYtiIsg tins aclatiIes BASKET asaII DE
asiiIl nitt uf the Esay when la1t ia stlAs
The portion III tine bench enH which
Eti1e Rinse tfiba rest may tba raised
wlaau MrfngiIsg 40 that tine tsfDs AND
Esfrtgar are iJrnlgfit into "a more GOA
veniefsf rotation TOR this gparatinrae---
Electrical yF11in
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-09-24
! I'VE.
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I IN
FEEDING Rack FOR RtsNYaRD


The accompanying ttrax5irE 81 that
NJ u asxrNEEpa 1easrzasg rark vssEich I
saae sna tsnc VERY capsansaaf where
nEse mas wish no ttsaa hify an stpek I'M
fiae hang'arC vr aut Oh ln brtsat ,otss ass
slsEiieE aHr s1naE as,ssa starting the utEtns
as d lag house EnG building Nn Ahgnat
fSa0 ant a haalf fast. raan igyfaH sane
mare rzEznsa fvsn 8est toward the Ansitse,
Che it2Ht aNsu laEs hssng xllrsss 4essi slIa6Ts
~ than the xsEhRrs Cen the 1ssE slsss
TT fhaHs agEt fstsr aaEs ] hrTx -
inch hnAss, 1urr antshes deer 8slTree
Inches r~r ats9 I'm Ea4asae hsilssR ssst
l1rrI'lgsisf sstrks 8uf aw1x elder ssr aurns
utiasT asFunE psnnH@ raarae inches ar
tsfnraatar And futr Resd auasE nIld hew
52ile felre 81 them rlEsn enough ap ne
rasts5aa sarIuaH 80 b Huuare frame uf
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-09-24
Gen. Nlilag LEAP FR LIFE
TradEktnr pnnsavaa TfsIHs fsie Fansnaas
asB~ansp Ratla. Etarae clnarnt
F7sunx Eight Fsnnt saftuh.

General &lgrinr was d aaaEtpe suf
Hnuth TlgrultnA, gnu Gafe etanteF
al ifis military essiiinats seats asla n0aHf
Tantoii ri stitn saate. Tins strength me-
nm constitution hnn ms bong danaiilaa.
iitg with she irving climate snf that
low lying country se1YkiIieI him 10
aaairrs havtiaiiips fhuf Tsx nsan nnaIu
hEvs reaiBtafs
1sa1lgrRi AEurtur was aEunfiar ana nnf
very tall, and lhA rode when lin ssrp-
iae nn extremely apsiftsaDuaer mntl ppw-
arful ihnFRa When In lair pursuit.
nathiAg rnliid ESCAPE. anU when I'm
flight, nnehing anuia paartEaAss him
Once me Was Bin1uat surrounded Dy d
party nj kiraganils, and Ihad 10 ttaaxa
lYafuHe IN u eurnfiaiH THE field, which
llay several feet hover than the sd
juiIsiug lanI. ihasG fnrntaass lt,aau pagt
81 ;tas marsh General Marion sala-
ssurats IA af the alnpsr side. tina EirR.
gta1na vino aasse in qdhaas nf l2im
ilaaIsn tine fanae also and were nfils
o ahurt distances behind him aaiH
gunsy poaafhle way sif eauape mas 10
leap the fanae at ths llnRaar aiGia.
To drain the field nj ITS HitIrarfsnnun
wafer, 10 trench fnaf .nean qua aYnunn
that part nj the ifiaiG ffnny S8at witie.
and ffGtlr tsst aEteap. THE man aItii
clay rampvati I'm cutting the ditch
sn1aIie III bank nm it's inner aEiis, and
nn tine tap Of the gbanE was a tenne.
In all the tap al the lance was dlagq.l
iy ssisht faat above the if7zssi ug the
fiaitl. anfl stiRe ditch fnnr feat wine.
aTan sparalitl with .lt gn tine farther
side. The Iiragnans knew tine naaure
Df the Eiiatacie, and ihaliavsn tttaat AZ
Was inlpoaaiiie tfur tstGtr enemy ITO
uass II, Accordingly. they pIallaGi tfoY.
ward with loud aAIInIftE of aexlittagtnn,
calling out ttB MIN To SURRENDER ar
perish Guy the BwUrEs
Marion titpvsayeT, Rpnrrsa liliH fanYaa
40 the charge, Tine nili3ie animal, lsag
IL COURAGEOUS That his masters lie was
in danger. apprnaGttat tins barrier in
tits diirsat style, and with 81 gilnunIi
that was almost suHarnaulr1al aalaarea
Eths ffaiaae and fiiaah tannlplaassly, ami
Gfse1ysEHti lffinIaan vtishunt loss tus time
on tine other side Marion instantly.
ysisaated alhDrit, discharged tflE pts.
ststl lat the aatmitaEtsd ftraganns, and
1tfsn3 turning ilis Nurse AND bidding
them asaud mnrnilg, tlaeuartaas-s
NnuGhta Companion
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-09-24
Railway Time Table a the Earsai
Northern af AsslaCv

Tea Indianapolis amt pulTEts west
Ma. ~ Might E!8Tr,aasl i,sa1RssE 81 Z m.
Nc. I9 E(snphss' SGE1t In
Frrress) .F=t5xSeE . . .... b.2s % m
< This train daeF uiu SOP 81 AskOy
+sTr pRsseuEsesE nut rakes and delivers
YTIs4ll Straps aI Bruno and SunaHEnne
Flo UaluTh and the Range
&al, d .(lSigin ElFrrtag.t is,s7res $3.50 am.
Ma 3D fGguEher Ez1labe Tx
ElreBs4 leaves .-.......... I2.2t D IN.
y Ne 24sGZsrlfth SpecE&t1 ieaveB ( % D ym,
Iaaes ntu stop al AskgT.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-09-24

FarE safes 80 ifaS this year aElIow
efarnzmrs are ne longer wanting stfse
rnsureT aasaaaes 1T hGrzsS. Stio0d thprsss
sal sabasis g. snigh ~ sever. mat rexkk
srsr stn6h maafg Eun demand
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-09-24
LOCAL. AND
PERSON Al.

MIS- saEsfls d3fIT9sfHzlsEsTl a:aTne
hack from minneapolis last FRI
day.
| ~ r. gahanHen shipped q car
load of cattle 40 St. Paul pestar-
day
1 Mrs NJ. r, Nielsen left pastlssr-
day fer Minneapolis for II few
laws rasit.
4 Dr, ?. n, Fenger is fettttirgg up q
large chicken hausa. Aax1 BsruIt-
Sen Is dang the work --
! Jacob Aielaen, of Austin, lis
booking over tine land In TINS vi
dirGity, with q view af buying.
! Mrs, Hams Kaas.a amt children
went to minneapolis pasaertasny
for Il few agrs visit with her Etgr-
snts.
Singing rehearsal Will Rae held
st the anYrne aaf mr. and Mrs. P.
N, Feqgar 1anrrow QFmaaya
evening.
n. O. 8ensan. cd Lake Wilson.
Murray ClauntE, haugaat eighty
acres CT wild hand 2 : miles nur4h
If tErwn, Tuesday.
F. e, Petersen and family, uf
Minneapolis, who visited here u
few days mt the THns Christensen
hune, returned t0 minneapolis
| Tuesday, @>..s
! Rasuus gsnRan, of Gsuzad, Nah..
bought an improved farm tive
ET13les northeast of town TuasanE.
Mr., Jensen Will 1noRA 18 AHk0v
next spring,
r. Rn'khoiTn and san, Ckriisaan.
nane hare EeRtsraav Tram Mill
TOWN., Wis, for Ia wish at the
home cd tine formers aaapansr,
Mrs. Carl Miller.
Mr.. Vest, of Duluth. spent
Sunday i'm Aalzuw "a guest Ht tine
Ians Thomson hume, wthare Mrs.
West had hasn visiting for acme
time. They both returned Gto mu-
lurh Sunday might,
.JBuB Larsen E1ld SON. Hams, tof
Minneapolis, came Yesterday Ito
put up a building Dn tine land 2lIE
miles west af town which MIR.
Larsen purchased fram Ralersen
I& GrEHeaan about TWO months
ago. Ar soon as tine Building Ills
complicated MIR. Larsen will move
his family up from Minneapolis.
Christ IuarRan, one time d truck
farmer lin WISCONSIN, mas bought
the 40 acre tract uf land, rust east
IF town, owned 10y n. NurttNie
Land AAgsntg, Masha5k IL Simon
sen, closed the dleal. at sold ut
S75.BD an acre. MIR. 1uaraan oex~
poets to make u fine truck farm
-aut eff tins land. He WIS asrDn-
iBhed at the way Clover grows
here.
Mr.. and Mrs Madison, sdf Sand
Stone, stsok in the Festivities at
aur park Sunday. The MEafiiBonB
are Scandimawians and seemed to
ENJOY it very much, a1l,aising the
peupEe OF Asior and vicinity for
Itthe manner in which tfrsv gather
and erEgv themselves. Dust like
t0ne big family, a" they said. Mr..
Madison lis pruprie1Dr of the
Madison Meat Market III Sand
Stone.
a nesting Was held at tine
town nall last Thursday evening
where Z local union nf the Amer
ican Saciatv uf Equity WAS ar.garf--
Med. Thomas Raleigh, HEate on
ganIzar Of Lake Elmo, WIS pres
ent. ]. J.. Miller waB alacted
president, .Chr. Hansen, wicepre-
sItient and Jens ksregurHan, Rac-
retarE and 1reHBurar. AnuEfar.
meeting will he tilaid Saturday
evening Sept 18th, at which time
live stack shipping will 3se 3Hs-
GUESSED, MIR. Raleigh viii Also be
present al this rrIaating.
In. r.. A. AEckim, I'll vster.i1a-
arian vino reasrtiy located ut
Sandstone. WAS in Aak0r lasr
week getting acquainted with snur