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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-03-25
REGULAR MEETING OF
TOWN BOARD

Askov, Mimi, Mar. 20, Id.
The Board of Supervisors met
in the Town Hall, ali members
being present.
+. A. f. Laage had taken oath
of Office before the Clerk. Fred
johnson was elected Chairman.
The Bonds of the treasurer
were fixed at S3500. 90.
The Bond of the Clerk was
fixed at $4,000.
G. Sebald, took oath Of Office Of
Treasurer and gave Bond for
$500 with Carl Miller, j. P.
Sorensen and Rasmus r. Peder.
sen as surities. The Bond was
approved by the Chairman.
II. r. Buck, took oath Of office
for Clerk and gave Bond for
$4,000 with Jens Poulsen and
Charlie Laursen as surities. The
Bonds were approved by the
Treasurer.
Louis Olsen, took oath of office
for Assessor and gave Bond for
100000 with A. Grayesen and
Jorgen r. Petersen as surities.
The Bond was approved by the
Chairman.
j. P. Sorensen, took oath Of
office for Justice and gave Bond
for $500.00 with Jens Poulsen
and G. .Sebald as surities. The
Bond was approved by the Chair
man.
Christian Hansen, took oath of
Office for Constable and gave
Bond for $3.50. 90 with Lars Soren-
ensen and James Hansen as sur
tiles. The Bond was approved
by the Chairman.
Carl Miller, took oath of office
for Constable and gave Bond for
$3.50. 90 with c. Sebald and ]. P.
Sorensen as surities. The Chair
man approved the Bond.
Charlie Laursen, took of Office
for Poundmaster. No Bond was
required.
On motion seconded: That DIR.
P. N. Fenger be appointed Health
Officer for the Town for ensuing
year and his salary be $500 per
year. Motion carried.
II. Petersen offered to publish
the minutes of Proceedings of
the Town Board Meetings i'm the
Askov American" for $1,000 for
the ensuing year. On motion
seconded TO accept this offer.
Motion carried.
All bills were properly settled,
on motion, carried the meeting
adjourned.
Fred johnson,
Christ Flint,
E. A. K. Laage,
Fl. r. Buck, Supervisors.
TIork
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-03-25

EF1chsOn dt DuQuetIe are also a
couple live business men and we
enjoyed our visit up that way.
Farm to Table by Parcel Post"
We are in receipt of a letter
from Postmaster E. A. Purdy of
Minneapolis, in which he asks us
to announce to our farmer read
ers that the Minneapolis Post
Office has been made the center
of activity for a farm to table
movement, through it's Parcel
Post Division, in the Northwest.
Shipping by Parcel Post from
Askov to Minneapolis is as cheap
as from Askov to Sandstone, as
anything within the first two
zones is the same rate. We are
at a loss to see how this means
OF shipping and selling produce
will ever be a success, but then
we may be mistaken. Time will
tell. Anybody interested may
write to Postmaster Purdy at
Minneapolis who will send list
of names of city people who are
desirous of buying direct from
the farmer. The post-office de-
partment is not permitted to
guarantee any account or pass
upon a persons credit, so you
will have to assure yourself as to
the purchasers reliability.
The local post-office will have
on hand a number of bulletins
describing Farm to Table by
Parcel Post" what to ship, how
to pack, postage, egg containers,
etc. You may have a bulletin
for the asking.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-03-25
POINTERS TO PATRONS
OF CREAMERY

At the last monthly meeting,
the 10Th of March, the board of
directors of the Askov Creamery
Association passed the following
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-03-25

Aspen wood is used almost exciu-
slveIy In making matches In Sweden.
as It is easily cut and porous enough
to be readily impregnated with sui
phur or parafin.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-03-25
CHARACTER

Many people believe that wealth is largely the basis
of credit No mistake could be greater The dollar is
only slightly less the basis of credit than is the basis
of character.
The fact is that character is the basis of creditthe
dollar absolutely secondary.
We have known well-to-do men to whom
wouldn't loan, and we know many people with very
little property, but with lot of character honest
dustrious, of good judgment, determined-who will
make good in their promise and their business of what
ever kind.
Never forget that character counts and that put
character first
Perhaps YOU have realized-or will some time
that CHARACTER is also the VITAL factor in BANK.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-03-25
Dare to Do Our Duty

moved in there this spring and
more will follow. Andersen &
Erickson at Duquette are also a
couple live business men and we
enjoyed our visit up that way.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-03-25
ASKOv MARKETS

Corrected every Thursday norningl
Butter, creamery, per lb 80 80
Eggs, per doz .s..... .l6
Corn, shelled, per ewt. / 80
Chickens, per ID To- l3
The Jasper news., 1915-12-09

visited their parents, George Costley
and wife, and other relatives here last
week.
G. CruSa and y. Becson were butcher
ing last week.
Frank lIaston and wife of Rose
Branch and Frank Wardlow and FAM
ny of Esrom were guests of y. Beeson
and family Sunday.
Joe Crusa called on Louis and Will
Furis Sunday.
Mrs. $. Il. Mitchell of jasper and
Mrs. Annie Hatcher and son Lee were
Carthage visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Williams and children of
l:srom spent Tuesday with a. Beeson
and wife.
Fred Mitchell and family spent Sun
day mt the Costley home.
Isaac Herring and wife called on j.
II. Hatcherand wife Sunday afternoon.
Paris Taylor and family were dinner
guests of Jobe Miller and wife Monday.
Harve Lucas and family spent Sun
day with relatives,
Frank Pugh called on Lee Hatcher
Tuesday afternoon.
Charley Lilly and family autoed out
from Jasper and spent Sunday with
George Lilly and family.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-09
DRY FORK.
Mis-. w. Il. KING.

The Post children are still unable
to attend school.
Louis Gresham and wife Spent
Sunday with Mr. Smelser and fam.
lily. .s
leila Wright visited Saturday
night and Sunday with Mabel
Smith.
SIENNA Wood called on Mrs. w.
F. King last Friday.
Basil McClintock and wife visit
ed the latters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Winans, Sunday.
Mr.. Webb and others OF Jasper
autoed out to the Webb farm south.
west of town, Sunday.
leila Wright is staying at w.
F. Kings while E. r. King and
wife are gone to Chicago.
Some from here heard the new
pastor at Mount Moriah Sunday
John Patrick of Oklahoma, who
has been visiting relatives here,
returned home last Friday.
Several from here attended the
parcel post sale at Salem Saturday
night.
Frank Howard and family of
Canada are visiting the formers
sister, Mrs. c. H. King and family.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-09

When you think you re down and out,
try smile.
You'll be up and in again,
after while.
But you'll never win place
At the finish of the race
With a downcasT looking face.
SO smile.
When you think you've tried all cures,
try smile.
Don't stop at one but keep it up
IA while,
There's simple little twist
or the mouth and not the wrist
Which apparently you've missed
called u smile.
Now we know You'll smile when
you sample the Fruit Cake made
from the following ingredients pur-
chased from Crandall Bros.
Swansdown cake flour, purely
vegetable shortening called Crisco.
preserved citron. preserved lemon
peel, preserved orange peel, can
died cherries, London layer raisins,
seeded and seedless raisins, 2-nglish
currants.
In fact anything and everything
you'd need for good Christmas
dinner.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-09
ENGINEER,
GIVES EXPERIENCES
Says His Kidneys and Catarrhal
Ailments Were Relieved by
Master Medicine Tanlac.

Master Medicine TaDlac.
Very few people appreciate the
responsibility that rests upon a
engineer He is one of
those men who has the safety of
many lives in his hands every day,
and performs his duty just as calmly
as it it was just the ordinary kind
of work.
Arthur Montgomery, who resides
at 200 Pattie avenue, Wichita,
Kans., has for many years ran an
engine on the St. Louis and San
Francisco railroad, and from his
years of expert nee as An engineer,
is in good position to tell Others
of the daily strain the job has on
mans whole system. He said:
II have for years been troubled
with catarrh Of my head, nose,
throat and stomach. My Kidneys
became affected several months
ago, either brought about from my
stomach or from the Jar which |
have daily while running my engine.
was bothered With bad spells Of
hawking and splitting, mucous VIZ uld
accumulate in my head, and I had
a dropping from my head to my
throat that worried ME. My ap
petite had gotten very p ,or and l
was losing weight fast.
II got interested i'll Tanlac from
hearing Others talk about it. ]
asked them questions and they said
that Tanlac had built them up after
they felt all run down. So made
up my mind to try it, AMI here Is
the result.
Il have taken three Lottles OF
Tanlac, and the pans in my kid
neys have all leftlne. My appetite
has improved greatly | am not
troubled Wi h to'arra hardly at all,
and in general feel I~r a different
man. | guess ! was foolish to sui.
fer as long aS -. bot am like
II whole lot OF ct h. T pt"i'i,', llidn' t
believe what h~aii a first. bIt
bet ter lare''rai' ,ievtt.- ~n'f nnyt,ow
am satisfies t. feel S, much bet
ter so quickly >
Tan)ac can I've oht'Iued in Jasper
at the H + Pitts D,up Store at
Sic b"fIlr thee ivr$a IS or sis
bottles for S; 90.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-09
BLUE AND BETHEL.
Mrs. j. r. HATCHER.

George Lilly and family have moved
TO the farm vacated by Mr.. Campbell
and family, one mile west of Blue.
Jobe Miller and son Myron were
Cartervillc visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Tom Calhoon of Carthage and
her sister from Cotfeyyille, Kans.,
The Jasper news., 1915-12-09
LEBANON.
Miss AITHEA ARMSTRONG.

w. a. Lyman, w. ID. Lyman and
Allen Miller were called to Greenfield
last Thursday by the sudden death of
Mrs. Luke Cowen, who died Mt the
hospital where she had been taken for
an operation for appendicitis. Becnuse
of the advanced stage of the case the
operation was not performed, death
coming almost as soon as she reached
the hospital. Mrs. Cowen was sister
of w. \. Lyman and an aunt of w. B.
Lyman and Mrs. Allen Miller who
died recently, and whose funeral Mrs.
Cowen attended. The berenved ones
have the sympathy of the neighbour
hood.
Mrs. ]. G. law met quite painful
accident about two weeks ago by fall.
ing from chair upon Which she had
been standing while performing some
duty in the kitchen. She received
bruises which confined her to her bed
until the present time but she is now
much better.
Quite an enthusiastic Epworth
League meeting or rally was held ut
Lebanon Church last Sunday after
noon. \ good talk was made by |. b.
French of Carthage. Remarks were
made by pastor Hays and the singing
was well conducted by MIR. French, and
most enthusiastically responded to by
large number OF voices.
Roy Harris and wife were afternoon
visitors Sunday at the y. r. Dean
home.
Miss May Bowman is staying with
Mrs. j. G. Law.
Mrs. Milo Butler from near Lamar
and Mrs. Lillian Nichols from near
Nashville and VIM. Law and family
were visitors last week ut the J. C.
Law home.
II. p. Lane has his new barn com.
pleted, 1t is a neat looking well built
building
George Brown and wife were Sun.
day guests of George Waltz and wife
George earns and wife were callers
at the c. :. Andrews home Saturday
night.
George Waltz and son Harrison had
n fine lot Of corn shredded last week
the shredder being busy there two
days.
Misses Oma Webb and Gladys Stark
were callers at the Redmond home
Sunday evening.
Miss Ioal Andrews and little sister
Opal spent Saturday night and Sun
day with Vernie Ray and wife.
Several friends of Mrs. Fannie Ray
have received letters from her telling
of their safe arrival in Oklahoma anC
of the pleasant outlook of the country
They have the good wishes of the com
munity.
III. II. Goodrich and Orville Andrews
were Lamar visitors Wednesday.
Miss Osa Andrews took dinner Sun
day with Miss Irene Halle.
Miss Irene Halle stayed with Mr.,
w. B. Lyman while Mr.. Lyman Wal
gone last week to attend the funeral o
his aunt.
Mrs. John Fields left last week to juii
her husband in Kansas City. Her par
ents, George Brown and wife, expec
her and her husband to spend the hol
days with them.
John Lee and family were Sunda,
guests OF Frank Thacker and wife.
A. f. Armstrong builta new entranc
to the basement of his commodiou
barn last week which will be grea
convenience.
Misses Laura and Althea Armstron
were callers at the Dean home Sunda
evening.
Mrs. Frank Scissor and Miss Iren
Halle were pleasant callers in tn
neighborhood last week soliciting fund
for the pastors salary for the comm
year. We think they were quite sue
cessful in their undertaking.
BLUE AND BETHEL.
Mrs, j. R. HATCHER.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27

nclds. Mrs. Merritt Babcock and Mis-
ruth Reynolds. left BY automobile
for Rocky Frd where . short time
was spent with the brides sister,
Ars. Robert Anderson. and at noon
sthe bride and groom left for Dan
YER where they spent . abort honey
moon.
Mrs. Mahoney 10 an amiable young
lady who has spent almost her en-
tire life in La Junta. and II very pop
Hular among her friends. and also Il
very active In church circles. She
wore a pretty going away gown Of
blue with hat to match.
Mr. Mahoney. Who has held the
position a. bookkeeper for the La
Junta Milling and Elevator Com
pany in this city for several years.
has impressed all those with whom
he has become acquainted a. young
man Of excellent character and sound
Judgment. possessing practical equip
ment for business life.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Mahoney have
a wide circle Of friends in this city
Who will be glad to extend consratu-
tations for their future happiness.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Mahoney will b q
home to their many friends after
April 18th. At ga Ration avenue.
90
Ev~ns. .Wyenns~
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27
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La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27
slxsee. Fr.esd. Esserealaed.

Mrs. Marian Ryno entertained six
teen Of her friends very Informally
Tuesday evening at the home Of Rev.
Howard 0oidie. Various games af-
forded the amusement for the even
ing and later Ice cream and cake
were served.
A.e.sSs:* s..se..
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27
Beautifully .appoi.sed Dt...r.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Coltman pre-
sided over 4 beautifully appointed
dinner Thursday evening In honor
OF Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Langley.
Sweet peas formed the pretty table
decorations and hand painted place
cards DESIGNATED the place for eight
guests.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27
A...;Ssc&.ds..

Nrs. Clyde Simons and Mrs. Geo.
Dabcock were hostesses to q number
ofsrieads on Friday aftersoon Of last
week at the home OF Mrs. Simons.
Auction bridge was the diversion Of
tAs afternoon and was played at
three tables. Later light refresh
0ents were served.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27
Wv
Evans-Wnlis.

A wedding Of interest took place
Thursday evening At o'clock at the
Methodist parsonage when Rev. How
ard Goldie performed the ceremony
uniting the hearts and lives Of Mr..
c. l.. Evans. Of Ration. N. NJ. and
Miss Cecil Willis. Of this city. The
ceremony was witnessed by Miss
Leo Willis. 4 sister OF the bride,
Miss Pearl Evans. = sister Of the
groom. and Mr.. win Ellis.
Immediately following the cere-
mony the bridal party repaired to
the home Of the groom where q re-
ception was held for the happy cou-
pie and a dainty wedding lunch was
served.
The bride is the oldest daughter
OF Mrs. Beulah X. Willis whose
charming personality has made her
. favorite among her young friends.
Her wedding gown was Of white sha-
dow lace.
The groom II we'll known In this
city. having resided here for several
years until he recently located at
Ration. N. NJ. where he will take his
beide to make their home.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Evans have .
host Of friends In the city who are
eeagratulatins them and wisAias
eAsn ysars Of happiness and pros
uegity.
go
= rsssniehtly C1ub NGus3cale.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27
CAass.r w.. 2. f. o.

The p. z. O. met "wednesday a.
tesnooa With Mr.. George MeCauley
at hsr home o. Raton avsaus. Roll
call was resDoaded 70 b items Of IN.
tsssst about the white House. and
Mrs. B. 4. Smith gave . very inter.
sstiag paDsr % The Home Life oi
ths white Houss." After The pro.
gsao Q social houF vas enjoyed and
Q dainty luAeh was served.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27

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~ 0anbess q The Laff-a.Leet Clut
Tuesday aflesaooa as hss heos e
0aa Juss aveous. Auetiea Dsjlel
vas ~ 1ivsssies q he aitsssoeG
anA 6olaty ssfFesA0eats were oesv'
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vsss Mn. c. c. Hsasnsbeeess. Mn
4. 9. Dsuak. Mn. J. 8. Ries. Mn. J,
4. Dusvell asA Mn. Ira Hail.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27
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-fTsss.isAdy t1ss Ns.ses'e.

0oe Of The principal events Of the
wsek vas The musicale given By the
Fostnlghtly club last Tuesday even
Ing q Harmony Hall. This has
bssa ~ annual event Of the club for
several years and one 10 which the
members Of the club and those who
sre fortunate enough 10 be guests
loot forward To With great snticipa-
tioa.
-UDoa this occasion there were
abeut one hundred guests present,
ao1 after the program . social hour
wos eajoyed and Ices and coffee were
nssve1 b. the committee In charge.
Ths fellevias delishtfui program vas
fea1eeod:
Veal solo. "Nishtinssie's Song
..'.......''. ..''..'. 'NevSw
Miss Bertha white.
Plaae solo. "Noctusne" opus 10
No. Z. l...............P Paderewski
Miss Lydia Jones.
voeal colo. 'Paris". ...... .Ardisi
Mn. Coaa Moore.
voea1 solo. '0avotts". .Popoes
Mrs. Clyde sinons.
Lo11os' ousrtssts. Sweet asd
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Mr.. Oiffes.
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La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27

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First VI . Series.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Thompson en-
tertained very Informally At the
first Of series Of parties on last
Saturday evening at their home on
Cimarron avenue. Auction bridge
was the diversion Of the evening and
was played At four small tables.
Light refreshments were served by
the hostess later In the evening.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27


Sweet peas formed the pretty table
decorations and hand painted place
cards DESIGNATED the place for eight
guests.
Ye0asan H0cial Needing.
The Brotherhood Of American Yeo-
man held . very interesting meeting
in their Castle. At Moose Hall Thurs
day night. After the business meet.
ing 4 social time vas had At which
time Mrs. Electa Hin acting a. host
ess served 4 very appetising lunch.
after which games and conversation
were INDUCED In until 4 late hour.
This order Is In 4 very flourishing
condition and Il is much to be de-
plored that there Is not 4 larger at.
tendance.
soc,., D-s.. ;; W.. l.. ......
The ladies Of West La Junta met
At the home OF Mrs. J. H. Spencer on
Thursday afternoon OF last week and
organized an embroidery club. with
fifteen members. The following Of.
ficers were elected: President. Mrs.
J. II. Spencer: vice president. Mrs.
Paul Denton: secretary. Mrs. Louie
Bulk; correspondent. Mrs. Fred II.
Davis.
The club met this week with Mrs.
Louie Bulk and the afternoon was
spent In needle work and the host.
ess served refreshments.
90
Tee and ThlmhSe Party.
The home Of Mrs. A. 8. Brunk vas
the scene Of . pleasant affair last
Saturday -afertnoon when Mrs.
Brunk. Mrs. George Little. Mrs.. r,
d. WOOD aad Mr.. J. o. Wood enter.
tanned about forty Of their friends
at . tea and thimble party. These
ladies' are all usnbsse Of The ous.
shine Club aad each member Of ths
club has pledged . ds,lar 70 the char
ity fund of shs clsb. end Il vss b. thil
unique say that these fouP ladiss
each earned their dollar.
The afternoon vas spent IN needle
work and enjoying music and iates
. dainty lunch vas served.
rs~ssss-s rssk ~ II the sess.s.
One Of the prettiest teas Of the
season vas given on Tuesday after.
noon II the home Of Mrs. Joseph
Mock. So: Santa Re avenve. when
the members Of Divisaon A Of The
Presbyterian Aid Society acted q
hoseesses.
Piak and white Vas the colos
scheme carried out Pink casaa.
tsoss formed shs csatss Dsscs on thl
pretty tables and The coloss were q.
- carried out 10 tAs sefrsshneass
TIE hosss we're from : uatil . O'Clock
aaa . large auabss Of ladies sttsad.
-. leavias thsis dimes Which settsd
Division A Q ssst ttttle sen.
gsss.;sssss ca.
TIE regulss Deetias Of ths Fost.
aigAtly CIub was hsld saturday a.
ssssees q ehs Aoos Of Nrs. Ja0sl
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Rev and Mrs. r. 3. Hird. of La AAi-
mas. Miss Blanche Brown. aad The
host and hostesses
After dinner ths evening was very
pleasantly spent n I social manner
and an impromptu program Of reci-
tations was enjoysd BY Ill. Rev.
Payne read an original poem written
On bis trip from wales 70 America.
and other rsadinss were givsn "
Mrs. 3. A. Crooks and Miss Jean
Narshall and Mrs. Woodbridge fa-
vored the guests with several plano
selections.