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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16
l1niere Sbeater.
81 t a S nlic.~

U%l u I W. l..
uG6e geQow Gidct," eiii ii6erous
podenoes Gromo. meldes ouf oie
@crfolquug ser Suoen in 9luBlono
9e5ug bat miro BON Ser @ol-Sruppe
ud6reno Ser fomrnenoen @oGe in
oer oDluiit 9lfaoenie" 5ur 9luffii6-
rlmg gebrod)t peroen Gas Stiid
bringt in interciionter nO iciielnoer
@eiie Sic @eihidte eines iiioiideii
Wl1ohens, pel6es, I'M ibren iter6en-
ocn Batter beiuden lmo 0en Sen Su-
oeu ongeuieicuen Giitrift oerloiicu
5u fonnen oen ugelben@aB4 erlpir6t,
sen Bob Scr lie 5ltr Girie itenrpclt
i6r ieood uoQe 9emeginosfrci6eit
i'm 6eiligeu rliiiiiden 9ieidc oerleiht
GoS Stiid lit in aIeider @eiie iiir
SnOeu mo g}i1tilloeu BON 6eoeiten.
Dem SutereIie,
06oro's Spernbous.~
sSn ,tSoros Opern6ous" nG6ert
Ii6 Die Spicl5eit BON ,,96e 9irt6 Of
O1otion~ i6rem Guoe Salienoe
6obcu oos aroBortige 5iIm-Shid &c.
ie6cn mo 6cuuu0ert. Ger gleihe
Griolg, melcbcr i6m in 9}clp g)orf
Chicago, Bolton, @ittsburg6, Ct
9oliS mo onoeren groBen Stdoten
3u Gbeil worO 6egleitet ouh in 9ol.
timore oie Gorfii6run0 oes Sims.
Sdmmtlihe 6is6crioe &oriieIllngen
iporeu itorf 6eiudt iii0 Die 9lnpeien.
6cit 3a6Ireider Shultloiien in Cor.
pore 5eiqt, ooB ser gorfii6rlnq ouh
Gin Sober er5ic6eriiher @crt6 5ugc.
itonOen miro. Sin 30 0lam itorfcS
Srhciter begleitet oic@oriii6rmg Der
iiberauS ic6cnSiucrtbeu Silms IN &C.
ihniadpoIlcr @eiic.
30 orDlon0."
&olerie 8creerc eriheint morgcn
I'M yW}orDlono G6coter~ in cinenl
bon i6r icl6It perfoBtcn Stiid, 6eti-
tclt s2ittlc G6crrp @lolioms." glllcu
Cine6ort iteat .Ibe @leoneit NRan
in tic @orIo", cine Sfi5je BON @ue.
rctt 2 9lusfop, 0or. Sr. Iine6art
IpieIt Die 9ioac eines iungcn 9iedts-
anmaItS, Scr BON eiucnl groBen Con.
3ern beolftragt mutoe, bon cinem in
elmer onocrcN Stoot iuo6nenoenaim.
0cn 5000 at collcftircH Tic nnoercu
9lttraftioncu oif Oem @ro9ronme
Iino Die @ei6wiiier Campbell in Dem
5dmanf ,,9lf Some oie Sunori.
item 9lco Nlonroe im0 0eler Qlef
oie Gomo0iontin MorD N1elpiac, Soc
aeno ino Rciic @rceu, 3mei leb6aitc
imo ocOicgcue aiiniiIcr; Eoplor
Scott, Der 9oltimorcr 9oritoL 9lr.
bella @ottcriou in elmer Scric rel
3enorr @oicn rno glauoc Nl 9leeoc
nit neucn aiiuitcn aui Dem Croft
icile.
.@oDetp Tbcotcr"
0ie .6rolics Of 1915" tietcn NOR.
aeu i'm .@oDetp E6coter~ ori Pr
thur Gounelp. oE6c LITTLE SoO," cir
g9ib6olo criten 0longcs, miro uter
Itiibt BON 9}oD NfontgomerD, Stcu!
NSalrop. 6ronf @ciiou g[nna Scalp
Sean Mbon CSoo 2eluis uuo cinen
20-fopiigen DldodenHor. PTS Spc
5iolottroftion ite6cn DER @eltneiiter
id)aftsitcmmer @arren Siucoln Ero
bis mo Die glpolos nit cinen Hlui
folHden 9lft alf Dem @rogramme
9lm Gicnitog gl6eno fiuoet ein 6otlt
fonpi GonteIt itott an ueldeni be
fannie 6ieiigc 9orcr E6eil ne6mcl
pcrOen.
oStppo0rome S6eotcr."
3mi eriten 9)lale miro Elm groBe,
| Slim Stiid md6reu0 Der foumcn
Sen @odc Dem 4rogromm 0es oSip
poorome E6eoters" bcigefiigt iuer
Sen. @S lit oieS oaS Gramo 80
W1clting &ot~ BON g9alter @1iieiio
! nod ocn 9omon Ssracl 3ong
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16
Nlennen IN Nnnre Sc 0Irare.


Ger critic Aenntag 81 SaOrc De
@roce bate eine groBc 3a6l Sport.
ircrnoe 6erange5o9cn inlD oaS t5rii5s
lingspettcr begiinitiate oic &ennel
in 6crOoragenocr @ciie. 0oS 9leinl-
tat Der Acmcn lvor wie iolgt:
I. Gennem 5 SurlongS oaing
@ort6.~ nS6c @Sosoucraocr~ mo
0@onop",
2. 9ennel 6 Srlong o9ihb
Stridlono, n9cnoel" mo v@lono-
cacD".
8. Rcnneu 4 SlrIonaS ~Gr.
9Iclion.~ p9onOoac" mO ~aing ST.
i6cr"
A. 9icnnen 5N 6lulonas uae.
wciia, y8IittcrgoIo" mo rs. s.
ellis.
5. 9cnnen 8irlon0S 80.
ror, 5000 Council mO aSlo
Bob.
6. Mcnnen I NAilc imo 70 2)oros
.Soa Glare," ,9uOweier" lmo
,Suoa 9rotber"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

Tic 0rei Sabre olte Catherine Sc'
linbora bon 9ir. 1923, @aiteru .9Iuc.,
crlaq ocltern 9lohmittog i'm Ct So
icp6s.SoIpitol i6reu 9ranowimoen,
uelde lie lid an 6reitag gtadmittog
susoo. ais iie nit Strcihbol5ern
Ipieltc nlo i6rc aleioer in 9rono
iebic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16
3aImiunntaa.

60 mabneno oringit Oll in mein Ser5
Oh ieitli6es @eIautel
llno jeoer 8on wedt nlr oeu
S6merS,
Eolmionntag lit es beute.
gh ! meiB ids, mas oos oaes meint,
< mancbe Gbrdne miro getpemt
lin bid. on idone Sugeno5eitl
Gu liegit 10 fern, on liegit 10 nett.
Serge6ens ruf i'd bid 5uriid,
gu 3eit Der froben 2ieOer;
Ger @ltern liebeUoIlcr glid,
@ann ldbelit on mir pieoer2
Stol5 itauo id beut Oor'm @arten.
baus,
SIN 6cltgewanoe 3og id aus;
Nie glnoern Uarteten bort idon
%ir gingen 8ur Confirmation.
gos Ser5 iAlus Iat BON Sugenohiir
2llS mars Gin Spiel, oos Seben;
llno Slmen idmiidteu unire 9rlIt
@oS fonnt' eS ihon'res geben
20 tnic'ten mir Dor Dem 9lltor,
lImria9t bon trcuer 6reumoeSidoar;
6ern lo0 Die @elt nit ibrem 2ei0,
Us mar ia nod oie SSueeno5eitl
Eu peiBt es nidt Oli jlmge Sdaor-
CIh 0riiBt ser i60nc Moreen;
Gas trene Scr3, Oos oih ge6ar,
Srpat aern fir Did Oie Sorgen.
Vie mondG tummerooQe 9lad)t
9ot GlteruIieb' fir 0id gemodtl
SiI bit ibr 9laens, OH alein
Nomlt on ioIlteIt gliidlid] iciu.
lIno ibre Ebrdnen liebit on ni6t.
Alc lie 5eut' beimlid meinen
W lorgcnloies 9(ngeiid]t
Sleblt MIR ole Some id)einenl
Sb aud bic 05lodc mobneno flingt
pas jmgc Scr5 1T leidJt bcl6wingt
user ocnft oi6 beut on ipdt'rcS
2cio,
Us lodt uno ruft Oie Sugeno6eit.
Sle %elt lit melt, Oic 8clt 1T groB,
Scl6t ldBt oos 9cr5 ii6 6lenoen,
Us Us reiBt lib BON Dem 6iibrer los,
IlS tomf Der 9og nidt cnoen.
Nlc Simoc i6Iei6t lid ihmcidelno
y &inol 6eut lit oos Slid nod
Ocinl
Sent on Den SAwir Dor Sem Slltor,
Sleib' out imo foIgiom immeroor
gaIO ge5'n Sic GItetn nitt mebr nit,
Sle bcutc bid beglcitet
= l@locr miro ipdter monher5hritt
|enn man Olrh's 2cben ibreitet
Yam oentit on monhen Tog OoraL
%os elternliebc Dir eetbon;
Slc SSelt ideint Dir oann oo' lmo
lecr,
S'e pelten 6reunoc iino niht mebr.
Su = juuges Ser6, lei onf Der Srtb,
Nolmlontoe it es bertcl
Se5pingc oeineu lIcbcrmrtb,
Srnlt fIinot Dir Oos @el6utcl
Nnl S@eioemcge baltic till,
9orb, wos oein Gngcl lagen mill,
Sen Sprnd bat cipiees @emiht:
@SeraiB Oie tbcurcn @ltern nihtl"
81 q q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16
sdlaNinten @rn6iteinaeldlSft.

9llS orei Wlitglieoer DER oN1oUing
@ichlrc Spectators Yrotecti0c gliio.
ciotion~ gcItcrn 9(6euo Dor Dem oSic.
tor" aincluotoeropbcn S6eater, gdc
Srcocrid glpeme mo Wlource.Strv
IN mel6em oneeblid Elm glidtnit
alico ocr Organization ongeiicIt 1T
3cttel nit Scr 9lufforoerung ooS
Ebcotcr aus oicicm GjrimOe niht 5lt
potroniiircn ocrtbeilten, oadtcn lie
nidt ooroh Dab iie oleih5eitig Scr
ionen bon 0cm lobliden Ebln ob.
bieltcn IN ocm onitoBenOcn Dlar'
NOR @cIddfte @robitemc imO 9enf'
mailer al faufcu. Scr Better oeS
@robItein.2ooens jeoodl, SEER Sobn
q. GooiS, ueronloBte oic Scr6oitung
0es Erios nit ser 9egriinoung oaB
iie ourN ibrc gIeitation ben gSeg fir
feline almoen periperrt iIn0 icuem
@eihafte 9lbbritb oet6on bGttcn. Dic
infolgcociicn 8eitgcnonmencn er.
lonqten ipGter nod 9intcrlegiug bon
0ibcrbcit bis al Oen belltigcn Der
6or III ser iiiomcitlidben 9Soli5eiltui
tiom mieoer lire Srei6cit. sic iinr
Otto S. gSiqldt bon glr. 40 @elt.
Gonpoo. .StroBe; g. Bail @lorgon
BON 98r. 2Oi5 g8eit 2ofoDctte glpc.,
uno Syomes 6. gSDalen BON glr. 12O
Suo Shroeoer StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

tAluVllu2 Nilui %NNNAttti
@erlin, 15. gIpril. Iie 0lterr
reidii6e oberitc Scercsleihius meloet
inter geitriaen Eatlm 5olgenoes
non Der italieniiAen Sront:
Sic g(rtiuerie. 1uelle oolierten TO-.
iueit es oas @etter crlaubte. an. Die
oerreidiih.tugariihen Gruppen nab.
men cine SteIlune bei @lr5liprb imo
ibluaen mebrere @egenangriiie alb.
1ic StaIiener erIitten ihwcre Ser.
ltite.
.llniere grtillere beihoB Die ita.
lienii6eu Stellilngen bei Slitid lno
Soutebro. @erIu6e ser italieniirben
1ruppcn, I'M Sueand.5eftor iuierc
SteIhmgen uui Oeu N0ben 81 beioen
setter bon Mopaleoo 81 nebmen,
idlugen iebl. Phi Der @onaleitrabe
rdllmtell imiere 1ruppeu eine 8er.
t6eioigunesitellmg iiiolib BON Spe-
ronc ino beiebten oie nddite SteI.
hma. Gin 9loameIosSettor beiebten
gnpenideer sic 0oiion-Giaeuoo
ben Gin italieuiider 9lngriii aegea
oen @1onte @oorIu35o, iiiolid pom
5tiliicrioco idlua ie6I
Sic &dmpfc ou 0cr ruI.
iiiAen 5roHt.
Berlin, i5. 9lpril. Ger 6eutc
nod bier ii6ernittelte @eridt Scr
5iterrei6ild imgoriiden NeeresIei'
tmg meIoet lmter geitrigen Gotum
bon ser riliiiihen Sront:
,.&uiiiide 9lrtilerie bat unierg
5teQmgen all ser imtcrcu Strppo
ldugS oeS GnieiterS uno noro6iilid
bon @5eruopib lebbait beidoiicn S,r
Der 92d6c Der W1iinoimg Der untercu
Strppa uno Iiiooitlid bon 8uc8a5 sal
Is lebboite @efehte inn porgeihobcnG
Steauuqen; eiuige oieier Sample iiuc
nod I'M @ongc. Sic 9eiaeing eines
SdibenorabenS, luelder eincn Dor.
iprllng bilOete. muroc anI Die @ailpt
itelIngen 5iiriidgeordngt
,g1orooitlid bon Saslobice oronf
Der Ieino in cine uorgeiho6enc Stel
hing elm puroe abcr ioiort ourh Ell
men @egenonariii pieOer 6eraisge
luorien, Sin rniiiider Ofii5ier. 5me
3Gbnrihe imo 100 Monu muroe ae
Iangen genommeu.
aginc oIterreihiidjarugariihe 9l6
ibeilina labm onrh einen lleberial
cine oorgeidobcne rulifdlc SteIIllni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

inter oos 6a6r8eng 5u liegen OaB cr
ii1 einen 9ru9 oeS redteu 9eiues
3it5og. Gr iUuroe i'm &oli5eiwagel
ocs uoroliAcn Giitrifts in OaS So6ns
Sopfins-Soipital geidaiit mo BORT
h dr1tIihe 9ebnnOLnn9 aenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16
qble6en

SIN gGaItihen @reiielbeim itarb
SRI. Sophie @enorei5ig in i6rem 50.
2e6ensia6r. Die geritor6ene botte
iib Der 9luitalt Sur6 i6r leltieliaes
@eien oielc 6reunoe erworben imO
miro ibr 9lbleben olifrihtg betrau-
ert. lie 9eeroigung erfolet am
@Soutaa, 91abnittaaS , llbr, BON Ser
9lnitoli aus ouf Dem Baltimore
5rieoboie~.
Socob @eber.
SSm glltcr BON AZ Sabrcu peridiee
geItern IN ieincr @o6ulng, glr. 2609
Sofer. StraBe, SEER Sacob @e6er
Eiefbetrauert miro Scr %erblihenC
pon ieiner Satin, 5rau 9lnna @eber
ge6. Dleper, lmO ben 5ablreider
5rclmOen. Tie 9eerOiaimg iinoei
am Cieuitog gladmittagS BON oeH
Sroucrbauie aus oui Dem 0@eiterr
Srieoboic~ Itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16
@ctterc Grirgsbrribtr.


beribt.
Yarts, 15. 9lpril. Gas bcns
tiee oiii5ieae 9lbeno.9uaetin oeS
iron5oiiIheu ariegsbureous bat Iol.
gcnoei @ortlatt
.SSn oeu 9Irgomen baben lpir ole
StraBen in Der @eseno BON @lont'
foucon 6om6oroirt, 100 Iruppenbcpe'
guugen gemeloct lpitroen.
@eItli6 bon ser WloaS bei6oB Der
Sciuo pG6reno OeS 9lodnittagS me
ierc SteIlunseu i'm Gaiirettes.Soloe
ino in Der glahbariHait pom @snes.
0eItIib bon Der ylaas gab es in'
teniipc slrtiIlerie.g(ftioitat aaf beioen
5eiten in ser @egen0 BON Douall.
mont iiho fiolid pom Sauoromont.
gSaloe.
SIN &ocOre.Uiitrift oerliei Der
Gag in perbdItniBmaBia nl6iger
S9eiie. glui Dem &eit Der 6ront er'
cienete iib nidtS bon 9eoelltlna"
@icn Hber itolieuiiden
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
DUQUETTE
From Our Correspondent.

From Our Correspondent.
Ben Norell. for some time a
visitor with his parents here, is
leaving for his work this week.
Mrs. +. d. Baker and little
Miss Nina Mae of Finlayson, are
visiting at the home of Mrs.
Bakers daughter. Mrs. w. N.
Frost, Of this place.
Remember the Duquette Neigh
borhood Social Club gives an en-
tertainment Saturday, Feb. 49,.
at 500 p. m. in the M. w. A..
Hall. Mr.. Geo. G. Glich. a dra-
matte reader from the Universe
ty, will be the entertainer of the
evening. Admission to all except
children of school age, Is cents,
Everybody come.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
BELDEN

Mr.. Hidden made trip to SUI
perior Thursday.
Mrs. Hans Nelson went to SUI
perior last Tuesday.
Peter King went to Bruno on
business Sunday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Sinclair and Mrs.
Dietz visited in Belden Saturday
evening.
Misses Margaret and Laura
Miller of Webster visited i'm Bel
den, Saturday.
Mrs. Curtis and Miss Shelm of
Harris attended the dance in Bel.
den Saturday evening.
A bunch of young folks visited
Sinclair 4 Hogan S camp Sunday
and had a splendid time.
There was a big dance in Bel
den Saturday evening. Good
crowd. good music and a splen-
did time and to top all deli
cions supper was served.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10

home of Mrs. Miller Saturday,
Feb. IL. Dinner will be served
at IL o'clock and at $50 Lin
coin program will be given. Ev-
erybody is cordially invited to
attend. The menu is as follows:
Fried Chicken Gravy
Mashed Potatoes
Cabbage Salad
Macaroni and Tomatoes Pickles
Bread, Butter, Coffee
Fruit Jellycon, Whipped Cream
Angel Food Cake
Dark Layer Cake
Price 25c.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
Order Limiting Time to File Claims
and for Hearing Thereon.

Estate of Pat Kearnes.
State Of Minnesota. Coanty Of Pine, In Probate
Court.
In the matter Of the estate of Pat kearney
decedent.
Letters Of administration this day having been
granted To VIM. n. LAmson.
II IL ordered. that the time within which all
creditors Of the above named deeedent may pre-.
sent claims against his estate in this court. be.
and the same hereby Ia limited 70 six months
From and after the date hereof and that Mon
day, the Slst day OF July. 1916. nj one O'clock
p. m. in the Probate Court Rooms at the Court
House Mt Pine City in said County. be. and the
same hereby Is fsxed and appointed ~ the time
and place for hearing upon and the examination.
adjustment and allowance af such claims AS shall
be presented within the time aforesaid.
Lot notice hereof be given by the publication
Of this order in the Askov American ~ provided
by law,
Dated January 10th. 1915.
Probate Court Robert Wilcox.
Seal JadSe OF Probate.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
ASKOV MARKETS

Butter, creamery. per ID. 80. 81
Eggs, per doz. -. 80
Chickens, per lib. $50. IL. IL
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
IDeSkITGHEN
WINTER DISHES.

HASSEROLE OF DUCK. From two
H. to three cupfuls of cooked duck
meat. picked from the bones
about two cupfuls Of cold cooked rice,
q cupful of stewed tomatoes, cupful
Of stewed or fried onions. little stock
or gravy from the duck and salt aud
pepper according to the amount of sea-
soniug already In the ingredients. But
ter casserole and put in ingredients
In layers, finishing with the tomato:
moisten with stock or gravy and bake
about forty-fye minutes In moderate
oven.
Salmon Cutlets.--Take one pound of
canned salmon, one cupful or bread
crumbs. three-quarters Of an ounce of
butter, melted; one ounce OF flour. one
tablespoonful of vinegar, one gill OF
milk. one egg, pepper and salt and
mustard to taste. Break up the salmon
and mix with the other ingredients. but
only half of the egg. then -four your
baking board lightly and form the
mixture into outlets or rolls. Cover
them with egg left over. toss In bread
crumbs and fry in boiling fat. Into
the end of each outlet put small
piece of macaroni and garnish with
parsley.
Baked Herrings With Vinegar. Take
a number of behring's. cut off the heads
and tails. open and clean the fish and
lay them In deep pan with few bay
leaves. whole pepper, half u teaspoon
full of cloves and whole teaspoonful
Of a1lspice; pour over them equal guam
titles Of vinegar and water. then bake
for an hour and half la slow oven
The fish will be found to be very tasty
when served cold
Broiled Halibut Steak. - Materials:
One and half pounds OF halibut steak
for family Of six. butter. anchovy
sauce or paste. Utensils: Cloth. wire
broiler, Directions: Wipe the fish well.
sprinkle with salt and place ON we'll
creased wire broiler Broil about tif
teen minutes. turning frequently. Re
move with care. In order not to break
the slices. and rub over the fish little
bntter mixed with anchovy sauce or
paste. Lemon juice and finely chopped
parsley may be used i'm place of the
ancbovy paste,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
TOWN OF BRUNO

Supervisors, Nels L. Lindh, chairman;
0. C. Frisbie, Louis Lindstrom.
Clerk H. E. Crane
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
KERRIcK

From Our Correspondent. ....s
/ M. Bulls of Sandstone, spent
Friday at the Bank.
/ Don't miss the cheap apples at
Hogan Bros.
/ V. w. Vandewaker has return
ed from the woods where he has
been for some time.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Mielke and son,
Waldo, of Nickerson were among
the welcome visitors at the school
dedication.
Chas Pearson of Sandstone,
has a crew of men here today un-
loading culvert pipes for the
automobile road.
E. M. Berset was back from
the woods for a few days and re-
ports that they have plenty of
snow and then some.
w. G. Bennett, Carl Edin and
F. A. Routh were down from
Dedham a few days ago and
bought six head of stock.
Hogan Bros. will buy your po-
tatoes, hay wood, posts, pulp
wood or anything you have to
sell. Call and see them.
Louis Hultgren has already re-
ceived orders for two cars of
moulding sand. This is by far
the earliest ever, it indicates a
banner year.
Oscar Dahlgren and William
Christianson are out with petit
ton to have the county seat
moved and have secured a large
number of names.
The Kerrick State Bank has
the list of taxes for this district
and you can find out what your
taxes are from the Bank instead
of writing to the treasurer.
Don't believe it was mentioned
in these columns there is now a
Michael Patrick in the 0. c..
Thompson family. Awful way
to label a good Norwegian, but
he is a fine boy.
George Sluctor is the proud
father of a very fine gentleman
who called at the Slucter home
week ago and decided he would
stay. Mother and baby are do
ing nicely and George just steps
high.
Word has been received from
Chester Warren at kingman,
Arizona that Mrs. Warren has
had very bad spell being un-
conscious for three hours. 1t is
hoped by his many friends here
that she improves.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
HOLIDAY STUFFlNGS.

TUEkEY STUFFED WITH OYS-
TERS.-Select nice. plump tur.
key. draw and wash thoroughly.
Prepare stuffing in the following man
her: Take Il pint of oysters, put IN u
pan and stew In their own liquor
drain of the liquor and cut the oysters
into bits: add half u cupfui of butter.
a shredded onion and II spoonful OF
powdered thyme Let all simmer to
gether Moisten three pints OF stale
breadcrumbs with the oyster liquor
add the oysters and onion. break in
three eggs. season with salt and pep
per and mix all thoroughly together.
II the stutling is too dry add some
milk. IL otherwise add more bread.
crumbs, Stuff the turkey, sew up the
openings, take some butter in the hand
and rub over the outside. dredge with
salt. pepper and -four put I'm pan
with pint of water. place ia the oven
and wash, No time can be given, as
SO much depends upon the age. size
and condition OF the fowl 4 large
turkey year old will take as much
as three and a half. four or even five
hours of slow roasting. while young,
er and smaller one may not require
more than half that time Basic every
ten or fifteen minutes,
Turkey Stuffed With CheStnuts
Put three dozen cheStnuts In a pan
and bake in the oven. AS the skin be
ms TO crack take them out skin and
hop tine: put them in u frying pan
With a piece of butter. half an onion,
ut fine, and fry To nice brown: put
in Il glass of port wine: mix enough
soaked bread with the chestnuts to
make the amount Of shutting wanted:
season with salt, add pepper a little
thyme: mix in four eggs and stuff the
turkey. -.......
Bread and Celery Shutting -- Three
and one-half eupfals of bakers stale
breadcrumbs. one and one-half tea
spoonfuls OF salt, one cupful OF boiling
water. one-quarter teaspaonful of pep
per. one Tablespoonful Of poultry sea
soniny, three-auarters cupfnl Of finely
cut celery. one,hslf cupful OF melted
butter Pour water over bread aud
let II stand twenty minutes: then
squeeze out all the water that Ii pos
sihle Add the remaining ingredients
and mix thoroughly
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10

The Norwegian Lutherans will
hold services in the Presbyterian
Church Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Nathan Shuey, who has been
working in Washington Springs,
for some time came home Friday
to visit for some time.
Mr.. Heath is unloading a car
of feed today. This makes the
9th car Of feed he has unloaded
in the past five weeks.
Mr.. Flynn left for Minneapolis
Wednesday to attend the auto
show and to attend the Demo-
cratic Convention at st. Paul.
About 30 from here attended
the dedication Of the new school
house at kerrick Saturday even
ing. All reported a fine time
and fine program.
Friday, a wee little Miss came
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Bran. being introduced by
DR.. Boiling of Sandstone, as a
lady of nobility, they decided to
have her stay.
On Sunday another little lady
came to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Freddie Saastad, after consulting
DR.. Boiling as to the nobility of
this lady. he assured them she
had equal standing with the
Bran lady so they gave her a
hearty welcome and insisted she
take up her abode with them.
Little Wilbur Hoist met with
what might have proved a very
serious accident. He fell back
into q tub Of boiling water. Mrs.
Hoist being near and having
presence of mind, wrapped cloths
covered with vaseline all over
him and he has not a blister on
him.
The Ladies Aid will meet with
Mrs. Barr Wednesday Feb. 16.
This will be the annual election
Of officers, all are requested to be
present. Sunday school at 10
q. m. Preaching at II q. m.
Preaching in evening at 7:3O.
Everybody is invited to attend all
of these services.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid
will give Lincoln Dinner at the
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
BRUNO

From Our Correspondence
DR.. Dredge was in town Satur
day.
Francsis Downing returned
home Tuesday.
Mr.. Miner of Duquette was In
town Monday.
Mr.. Colby Of Sandstone, was In
town Thursday.
Mr.. Ogren spent Sunday in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Randall returned from
Minneapolis Monday.
Rev. Barr spent Monday and
Tuesday in Willow River.
Miss Nellie Swanson of Duluth,
spent Sunday with her sister.
Watch for the date Of the home
talent play which will be soon.
The Literary SOCIETY will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Miller Thurs
day.
MIR. futile Of Lindstrom, was
present at the Bank meeting
Tuesday.
Leo Schmidt is visiting at the
home Of his sister. Mrs. Chas
Robinson.
DR.. Joyce Shells and her moth.
er spent Sunday and Monday In
Bruno.
Mr.. Jessmer of New Brighten
attended the Bank meeting here
Tuesday.
Robt. Kaufman, Floyd Fair.
child, Alfred Pavelki spent Tues.
day in Duluth.
Mable York Of Sandstone i
spending this week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Saastad.
Robt. Percy of Sandstone
spent Saturday and Sunday will
Mr.. and Mrs. John White.
z Z
Mrs. Dan Friesendahl Of Sand
stone, spent Saturday and Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. Saastad
Miss Pearl Morrison gave ,
! progressive Rummy party to q
of her friends Saturday eve
ming, A four course dinner wa,
served. Each one present pro
nouncsd Miss Pearl 4 royal host
-.
& - - SSse s585ag
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
County Seat-Pine CITY
Railway Time Table of the Great
Northern at Askov

To Minneapolis and points west:
No. II Night Express) leaves 1:ss Am
No. rs Zenith Specially - 10.2sa.m.
X No. 10 Gopher State Ex-
press leaves. ....-........ 5.24 I'm.
xIhls train does not stop at Askoy
for passengers, but takes and delivers
mail. Stops at Bruno and Sandstone
To Duluth and the Range:
No. Is Night Express) leaves 3:5oa,m
No. 20 Gopher State En-
press) leaves y. % n ~
No. "a Zenith SpeciaD leaves 4. 54p,m
xDoes not stop at Askov.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
TOWN OF SANDSTONE
TOWN OF NORMAN

Supervisors, Chas. Jackson chairman;
Geo. Hyatt, James Ogilvie.
Clerk Arthur E. Wood
Treasurer. ...... H. G.. Messenger
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
TOWN OF KERRICK

Supervisors, Oscar Dahlgren, chairman;
John M. Anderson, S. c. Johnson.
Clerk ......,...E dw. J. Armstrong
Treasurer A. j. Warren