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. NSAAAP N'NNN
dadano mexicanc en- ell uso de u de-
rechos de tai. en- II ~tarjeta que reel
! bio debe estar clasificado en- Ia Quin-
II clase, V 81 es asi va NADIA lie queda
Cor hacer V debe estar tranQuilo por
complete; pero 81 Ia sido clasificado
en- otra clase. debe presentarso des-
de luego ante e. Conseio local que
corresponds = maniteStar su lncon-
formiGad con Ia classification de que
fue objeto.
NJ. A.-Mesilla. y. Ma esta-
tua de Ia Libertad Sc e]ncuentra en-
Ia ISla Bedloe en- II bahia de Nueva
York: mide Isl pies de altura =
! descansa sobre IN pedestal de grant
70 de l55 pies. Representa- = Il mu-
jer que tiene extendido hacia arrita
el brazo derecho llevando en- IA ma
no ma anrorcha encendida. Con mo-
two de Ia celebration del primer
centenario de Ia independence de
los Estados Unidos, el pueblo de
tFranc;a Sc Ia obsequi0 al pueblo de
este pals. Es obra del escultor fran
ces Bartholdi Y fue colocada en- dom
de est:. el ano de 1885 Y ~descubierta
en- 1886. e pedestal Sc c~onStruy6
con ell producto de n subscription
nacional que Sc abrio a. etecto.
Restire I'd. bien e. lienzo en- e.
que desee poner el mana o eStam-
ma y untelo bien con 81 engrudo 0
gonna que deoa emplsar como peg2-
! dura: unite i~gualmente el mapa o es-
tampa qLe desee pegar Y co!oqueic
encima ex:endiendolo bien para QUE
no presente ninguna arruga; pong2-
lie IN peso encima que cuDra total
me7te IA ~superficie del pape. cue tr&'
II de pegar V dejelo aSi haSta Qae Sc
sedue perfectamente sin movcr.o pa
n NADIA. CuanGo este Sc haya ctec-
tuado podra guitar el peso Y cortar
G! l:enzo siguiendo el contorno del
Dapal oagaGo sobre e. sin peilgro re
dle Sc arrugue.
P. F. C.-San Antonio, Texas
Haea listed IN cocimiento de cas-
cara; de nuez ' haga con e f~recuen-
tes huches hasra que dele de ~saiir,c
~o,e do ms anc;as Procure usar
~ co,Ilo 10 6;enras one no -. do
nssiado duro.
-
MIS-. T. Clos Angeles, C"!'tor-
nia.-Lo mejor que Puede 2Stcd ha-
GER e. poae- una ne>qIlsa en- este
r--i6dico. Para edo Geoe olrJr>e q
"a seccion de anuncjoS. e" Gonoe !e
irrororcionarin los da'os lle nere>i-
te; el prac:o de cicha peSlg!>a no IS
muy alto ' Is casl SECURE ld' o.
tenga los informes que desea.
4 la persona cue nos cScElbc Jun
tanente con listed digaie cue IN Sc
tonic nota de 81 camb!o de direction.
No recioimos ei timbre Que dlce n&-
.oao-;.oao
Tn Juchiteco. Fresno. California.
i-Parece cosa bien averigUada que
ID memorials q que Sc ref!ere son
aD6crifas, pero aun no sitndolo no
debe Garsele demaSjado cred.to 4 los
iuicios G.e en- elias Sc gentlemen
nues tienen que haber estado dicta-
das por Ia passion polit.ca. La unica
cue pueGe iuzgar imparciaImente q
los hombres es Ia historic Y ESQ
do han trangcurrido machos amos '
| los hombres lie q~uienes sc ocupa han
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P. G. G.-Water3oo. Ia.-Los re-
gu;Sitos que Sc deben llenar para
poder prestar servicio en- 81 ejerci-
20 de este pals son: ser ciudadano
americana, tener la actitud fisica que
Sc necesita, para 10 cual hay que su-
jetarse a IN recoaocimiento medico,
y estar comprehdido dentro lie los
.veintiuno Y los treinta Y NJ amos de
edad. Los que tengan n edaG ma
yor o menor cue Ia indicada, 81 quie-
zen prestar s1s sericios en- ca!idad
dc volua:arios. pueden p~resentarse
ante las Comisiones locales &c re-
elutamiento a solicitar Su admission
Y es casi SECURE que Ia obtendran.
Para blanquear el rostro puede
preparar "a siguiente leche virginia.:
polvos de benjui so sranlos; alcohol
absolute medic litro y vinagre bueno
de Orleans medic litro. Diluya prime
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SECCIONDE CONSULTAS

Tos II correspondence reladonada con esa seccion dee nj drigida
sI: Ia PRENSA' ->e'coh de LoNuHas' Cav .,,o,,, Tn,s
iO y. santa Rosa ave. sal Antonio lNH'
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AMABLE LECTORA: 81 esras son sus
rualidades esencialeS. Gpor que no Gueda
I'd. convenclda como otraS seforas Y Sc
norilas que han senlido sus beneficios, 81
I'd. tambien puede hacerlo como las de-
mas?
SOTA: 81 nos remite I'd. la suna de
sI.OO, lie elviaremos 4 vuelta de corrrt'. 3
franco de porte. una Gala de Compuesro
MItchela. DirfJaSe hoy mismo =:
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r! DR.. II. r. Eoen. dc 10 Facultah de
Medlcina dc Paris, d0mFciliado en- N cludad
de Port-au- Prince, Rep. de Haiti, Certifi-
ca: "Ife prescribe 4 mis- enrcrmas Ell Lom-
purstO lIitchclIa, habiendc Obtenido aGml-
rabies resultados en- los stSuientes caSos:
Para cainar los dolores frecuentes duran
Re el embarazo Y Ell parto. flores biaE-
cas-" menstruaclon dolorosl y como To-
nico reconstituyente. Lo recomiendo q las
sefloras ' sefiorItaS que sufren de ign'!es
dOlenclas."
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P. F. C.-San Antonio, Texas
Hasa listed IN cocimiento de cas-
cara; de nuez y haga con e. frecuen-
ties buches hasta que dele de ~salir!c
eangre de las enciaS. Procure usar
an cepillo de dienteS one nc Sc do
uasiado durO.
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listed y suarde ests direction para gu,
Sc "a maestre a aus smifos Qus surrss
De csllos. mezru,uos. xizotes = sranos q,
Ia piel- Con Sc. en- tlnlbTes postales uit
me leulfis, lie msndo s vueifa De cnyres
franco de porte. n catits de pomsd,
Gonzalez Ia n.aior del munGo rRrs estss
enfernedsces. pavuelvo Ell dine>o . IL
persona cue se cure Y No sane.
ESpiRmiaS GpNIAIE1
p. o. Box 81 LAREDO. TEX
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Nc. '. S.-Mc Allen. TeXaS.-La
direction &c IA Aeencia por Ii que
nos pregunta 6: Avenue c. and
Third St. San Antonio, Texas.
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R 81 ID necMa mandar dnno a Mexico oa a noh@o earHhnoa Los Pages Sc n
# Plata u Orc eHcanoE En- ea casa encohaaU I'd GaTanha Prntud,B araua y Honrdez
Isl En- case de URGENCA podmos mandara dgo pr TELEGRAPH pagando u adame
81 tegrana Mexico que s $175.
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Ell DR.. Jose pianline, dc IL ciudad de
salcedo, Rep. %DOmlni"ana, dice IL sigulen-
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-08-29
MORTGAGE ToREcLosuRE SALE

Whereas default has been made and
now exists In the conditions az .cer-
tain mortgage made and delivered hy
Mrs: Gertrude 2; E sH ana e =. y y
Markville State Bank, mortgages. dated
November 9Th, 1918 and recorded In the
Office Of the Register OF po6ds Of Pine
County. Minnesota on the ana day 81
December 1915 at o'clock p. m. N
whereas there Is claimed to b. due
and In due on said mortgage NJ the
date OF this notice the sum Of Four
Hundred and Twenty Five and $500
nG NOV TafEER;iEfsoRE. Notice Il hersby
given that pnrsuant d ,' tns power ..se 81
sale contained In said mortgage and
the statute I'm such case made and pro.
vided. the said mOrt9Ake will be fore
closed and the, following premises de-
scribed r. md and covered by SAD mcr ,,:
and State at Minnesota, to-wft:
All Ut block n In the Townaite OF
Duxbury according 70 the plat thereof
on file and OF record In the office OF the
Resistsr q Dsed. Of Pine County: Mn.
the lfRhest bidder therefor for cash "
the Sheriff OF said Pine County. ~ the
front door Of the court house IN
the VILLAGE Of Pine CITY In said
County and state. On Monday ths IN
>. M. 81. said day. TO satisfy the amount
which shall thSn 10 due On said mort
gage and the costs and disbursements
allowed by law and Twenty Ave Dollars
Attorney's fee ~ stipulated n said
Dated August 10th. fsis.
NArkvIIie state Bank. Mortgages
w: 8. Erwin. Attorney for Mortgages.
Sandstone. Mimi
lAus. s2-sept. 7sy
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-08-29
NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITION
or LEGAL VOTER TO BE SET
OFF FROM ONE SCHOOL DIS
TRICT TO ANOTHER

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN. That q
petition signed by Frank Wonela. 4
freebooter, who In legal v0ter. re-
siding In school District No. ,. and
representing that he II tho owner Of
land In said District, described az fol-
lows, tO-wit: Lot 2. Sec. 81. ". By,
Range II. which land adtoins school
District No. ~. and asking that he.
with hts said lands. he set off from
said District No. 3 to- the adjoining
District No. 20 for the following rea-
sons, to-wit: Nearer To school; sepA.
rated by snake River from District
No. was presented to the Board Of
County Commissioners OF Pine County,
Minnesota at q session OF said hoard
held on the 18TH day Of August.
A. u. 1918. for the action Of said board
AND" AND. THEREroRE, That Notice -
hereby given that 4 hearing OF parties
Interested In the matter OF Maid pett.
fion will be had nj the next session Of
the said board. commencing on the III
day Of Sept. A. -. 1919. at the office
Of the County Auditor. IN Pine CITY.
~ order 81 the hoard 81 County
Commissioners.
County board Of Pine County.
fSeal) BY And. e. Edin.
Attest: Chairman,
tAuG. 2D-Sept. Sd
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-08-29
3s6 ON U. 5. CASUALTY LIST
% Are Killed and feS Wounded II
Action.

~ Aro Nitioo ana 1vS wounded IN
Action.
Washington. Aug. "a. General ]. ].
Pershing has cabled 306 casualties
among the American Dxpeditionary
Forces In France.
The list issued By the war depart
ment shows % Americans killed "a ~.
tion, 1913 wounded, 81 missing Id q.
ton, 30 dead Of wounds, 8 dsad from
accident and other causes. and dad
OF disease.
The American casualtiss % dats TO-
tai 21,O09.
Northwest names appear o fol-
lows. Corp. John Repsdorf, New %.
lem, N. n, Privates Raymond v. Kir.
key, Burlington. N. n. David echOeh.
Dawson. m. D., killed ii action. prj-
vats Seyert johnson. Bottineau, n. b,
died OF wounds; Private VIM. \. RrAtt,
Alexandria, Mimi. severely wounded:
rriyates Forest +. Hume. Drake, n. u.
John G. Ksnney, Minot, n. 81. kiiied
IN action: Privates VIM. ]. 0rayelI.
Little Fails. Mimi. Earl 4. Lemonf,
Dc 6met. s.. u. disd Of woundg: Prt-
vats G. "A. qOudie. Lisbon. N. u. dad
Of disease; Private Frank II. rred-s
rickson. Portland, n. u. Severely
wounded. Nh
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-08-29

string 10 move building from out
side said fire limits to q place with
In the same shall first submit plans
and specifications Of such building
as ii is intended to be after It's re-
moval. In either case the said vii
lage council. shall examine such
plans and specifications and approve
them II in accordance with the re-
quirements Of this ordinance ind Is
sue a permit for such construction
or removal to the party applying
therefor.
Section 5. Any person violating
any Of the provisions OF this ordi-
nance shall be punished by a fine OF
not less than five dollars or more
than one hundred dollars or by i'm
prisonment in the county Jail for a
period not exceeding ninety days.
Section 6. All ordinances or parts
of ordinances Inconsistent herewith
are hereby repealed.
Section Z. This ordinance shall
take effect and be In force from and
after It's passage and publication.
Motion made seconded and carried
that DIR. p. N. Fenger he appointed
health officer OF the village.
The following bills were allowed:
Askov Lhr. & Sup. Co.. lhr. IS 80
w. s. Booth 4 Son. books 80. 24.00
Askov American. printing -. COS
On motion council adjourned.
l.. c. Petersen.
Attest: President.
II. Petersen, clerk.
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Number Of Austro-H hungarian
Troops Have Been Sent
to Western Line.
PLANES RAID COMPLAINS
American Bombing Machines Oron
Forty Missiles on Railroad
rards-Artiliery Destroys Foe
Ammunition Dump.

With the American Army In France,
Aug. 2S.--Austro-H Hungarian troops are
known to be located opposite certain
American positions. It IL not known
positively whether they are In the line,
but they are known definitely to b
lying In reserve.
American bombing machines again
ratded Confians. dropping forty bombs
on the railroad yards. despite the
heavy anti-craft Are. All the bursts
were we'll together ut the east end OF
the yards, one causing Q biz expio.
sion, though an ammunition car had
been hit. The northern edge OF the
round house also was struck.
German planes appeared @ the
Americans completed their mission
and followed tho Americans back To
their lines. but failed to engage them
In battle.
Foe Ammunition Blown Up.
With tho American Army on the
vesle Front, Aug. 2S.-Sevsral German
ammunition dumps north Of the vesle
river were blown up By high o..
plosivss from the American guns.
This WAS the only notable incident In
the operations between 6oissons ana
Rheims, although the usual exchange
between the artillsries continued.
The destruction Of the dumps was
made possible BY aerial observation b.
American aviators. The mutations
were located near Rsvtllcn ana ! bot.
terry OF long range guns began drop
ping shells at points indicted. Tho
observation posts soon afterward ~
ported great clouds Of smoke from tho
targets.
An Indication Of the lengths 70 which
Germany II going for war materials d
contained In : letter taken from
dead soldier, Il was written BY his
wife and informed him thst the great
bronze statute OF Emperor William at
Luneberg, Pomerania. had been torn
down and sent to the foundry 10 -
converted into ordnance.
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bonds for constables be fixed at 800
each.
Motion was made and carried that
bonds for clerk be fixed at $500.
Motion was made and carried that
bond for treasurer be fixed at $500.
Motion was made and carried that
the council meet Monday evening.
June 10. 1913.
On motion the council then ad-
journed.
l.. c. Petersen.
Attest: President.
III. Petersen. clerk.
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any member shall 30 demand. When
any question is put, IL the president
be in doubt or a division is called
for, by any member, the decision may
be by a rising vote.
IV.-The president may call on any
member to perform the duties of
chairman; no substitution. however,
shall extend beyond the adjournment
OF the particular meeting.
V.-Every member. previous to
speaking to any question, shall rise
from his seat and aVdibly address
the presiding officer as "Mr. Presi-
dent" Such member shall not. how
ever. speak further until he is recog-
nized and named, by the president.
Vino member shall speak more
than twice to the same question, un-
less permitted by the council.
VII.-When a motion made has been
stated by the president, or a commit
tee report made, it shall be deemed
to be in possession of the council. II
may. however, be amended, or laid
on the table. or with the consent oil
the council. withdrawn at any time
before vote Is taken thereon.
VIII.--When a question is under
consideration no motion shall be re.
ceived. except:
1. To adjourn.
2. To lay on the table.
3. The previous question.
4. To postpone indefinitely.
Which several motions shall have
preference in the order in which they
are herein named.
A motion to adjourn shall always
be in order. 1t shall be decided
without debate. The ayes and nays
shall, always. be taken on a motion
to adjourn.
IX.--A motion for the previous
question. to lay the question on the
table. until decided. shall preclude
all amendments Of or debate on the
main question.
X.-The previous question shall be
as follows: shall the main question
now be putt
xI.-A motion to postpone consid-
Grafton OF a question indefinitely. OF
to adjourn 1t to a day certain. shall
until II is decided. spreclude all
amendments to the main question.
XII.---When blank is to be filled
and different sums or times are pro-
posed. the question shall first be pu,
on the largest sum and the longest
Mime.
XIII.--When question before the
council contains two or more dis
tinct propositions, any member may
call for a division OF the question
and the vote shall then be taken on
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-08-29
ASKOV VILLAGE COUNCIL
PRO(CEDTNGS

The village council of the Village
OF Ask0v met at town hall in said
village for their first meeting on
Monday, June 3rd, 1913, at 8 o'clock
p. m.
Present: The president, L. C. Ped
ersen. and trustees, Carl Miller. N. S.
Petersen and Christian Sorensen and
clerk H. Petersen.
Motion made and carried that rules
be suspended and bylaws regulating
time of meetings be passed:
Bylaw Regulating the Time Of
Meetings.
A bylaw regulating the time OF
meetings OF the village council:
The village council of the village
OF Askov, do ordain as follows:
Section 1. Regular meeting of the
village council shall be held on the
first Thursday Of each month. at the
hour Of o'clock p. m.
Sec. 2. The time OF each special
meeting shall be designated by the
call bf two Of the trustees in writ
ing, and shall be stated in the notice
thereof by the clerk. who shall sea-
sonably notify all the trustees of the
time and place thereof, by delivering
copy Of such notice to each truss
tee elected.
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Askov Nursery
A. BOBJERG
Askov, Minn.


TnlCT TO ANVTUE1k
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN. That 4
petition signed by J. r. Jacobsen. q
freeholder. who is leEAl voter. 70.
siding In school District No. 81 and
representing that he Z the owner 81
land In said District, described an fol-
lows to-wtt: EN- Of NWM. Sec. 3D.
43--lg, which AdjOins school Dist No. 50
and asking that he. with hts said
lands, be set off from said District No.
IS to the adjoining District No. 6S for
the following reasons, tO-wit; That the
school In school District No. 6h liz one
mile nearer to my land was presented to
Board Of County Commissioners OF Pine
County, Minnesota. Mt n session OF said
Board held on the 18th day Of August.
A. ID. 1913. for the action Of xAid Board
AND. THEREFORE,. that Notice il
hereby given that hearing OF parties
Interested In the matter OF said peti.
tion will be had ut the next session OF
the said Board. commencing on tho
13 day Of Sept. A. ID. 1913. at the office
OF the County Auditor. In Pine city.
BY s1'. order 81 the Board Of County
The County Hoard.
(Seai) BY And. II. Edtn.
Attest: Chairman.
". III Hamiin, County Auditor.
Aug. 29-Sept. ID
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-08-29

Three Dollars q month IS all il
will cost you to buy 4 brand new
American Adding Machine; IN
improved adding machine at !
remarkably low price. Write r
i. Cochrane. Little Falls, Mimi.
or see the Askov American.
45-1t.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-08-29
Motion made and carried to adopt
rules OF order for village council:
Rules Of Order for the Village
Council,

4. The president shall. II present.
take the chair at the hour appointed
FOR the meeting OF the council. If he
be not present the council shall elect
q temporary chairman. who shall act
in his stead. The members being
called to order. the roll OF members
shall be called. and II quorum be
present. the presiding officer shall
cause the minutes OF the last pre-
ceding meeting to be read; unless
such reading be dispensed with by
vote
1.-THE president shall preserve
order and decorum. He may speak
to points OF order In preference to
any other member, and shall decide
points OF order. subject to an appeal
! 10 the council by any two members.
on which appeal no member shall
speak more than once. unless by
leave OF the council.
III.-No motion shall be put or de-
hated until II is seconded, and every
question shall be distinctly stated by
the president. before 1t is open for
debate. Every motion shall be re-
duced to writing. il the president or
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-08-29

s. 4 3 4
The Village Council OF the village
OF Askov do ordain as follows:
Section /. The following described
territory within the Village OF Askov
IL hereby designated and established
as the Are limits OF said village,
to-wit: All Of Block Six 10y and all
OF Block Seven ~ lying east OF the
alley thrhu said block. In the town
site Of Partridge. according to the
plat thereof on file and OF record In
the office Of the Register or Deeds Of
the County OF Pine. State Of Minneso-
Ia.
Section 2. No person shall here
after erect. or cause to be erected.
or place or cause TO be placed, any
building or part Of building, or main
tain any building or part OF building.
hereafter SO placed or erected with
in the said fire limits unless the out
side walls Of such building or part Of
building are constructed Of brick.
stone. cement or other incumbustjble
material or unless said walls are
covered on the outside with some In
cumbustible material that will fur
nish an much protection against IRE
as brick wall four inches In thick
ness. and unless the roofs Of such
building or part Of building II con-
structed OF slate. metal or other In
cumbustible material.
Section 3. No person shall move or
cause to be moved any building from
any place outside Of said fire limits
to any place within the same unless
such building be 50 constructed or
altered as to comply with the re-
quirements OF this ordinance.
Section 4. Any person desiring to
erect a building within the fire lin
It's above designated and established
shall first submit plans and specifi-
cations thereof to the village coun-
Gil OF said village, and any person de-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-08-29
SIX KILLED, TEN MISSING

Washinston, Aug. Ask mennbees
q the crew are believed n Aave bean
drowned 81 killed ~ the torpedo ~
plosion and nine members AZ tn crew
and one member Of the nayai arned
guard are stili missing . the result oe
tho sinking Of the American stoann1g.
Laks Eden In foreign waters Arr II.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-08-29
FORD PLANTS ron war Work

0overnmen< Offered uoe 81 An Aeoens.
Bling and oervtce otstione.
\ Detroit. Aug. a. The Ford Motne
company has offered III 81 Assembling
and service plants q various pAyts ~
the country % the goyefnmoAt. 4 waa
announced hsre. s.
One Of tho EASTERN pIants already
has been accepted ~ the goSeFunsnt
It Was stated. and II being used n the
production Of 90 masks.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-08-29
Attest

HI. Petersen. clerk.

The village council of the village
Of Askov met in town hall OF said
village In special session as per ad-
journment. on June 10. 1919, at Q
O'Clock p. m.
Upon motion the clerk was ordered
to have signs printed with the fol-
lowing wording: Moderate driving
requested. by order Of village coun-
GILL" Councilman Carl Miller and
the clerk were instructed to place
these signs Mt the most conspicuous
places within the village.
Motion made and carried that the
president instruct Constables Chr.
Hansen and N. G.. Bendiks to look
after traffic during the church con-
ference in Askov. from June 10 to %,
On account Of the next regular
meeting being the 4th Of July 1t was
moved and carried that the meeting
be held the day following. on July 6,
1918.
On motion the council then ad-
journed.
l.. G. Petersen.
Attest: President.
Fl. Petersen. clerk.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-08-29

No DUTY On Hsd croee oeods.
Warrington. Ang. 3S.--The seaatD
parsed bill providing tAat Goods
imported ~ tho Red Cross fOr ~
benefit Of soldiers o. civilians ~ ~
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-08-29

Council Meeting Aug. 1.
The village council OF the village
OF Askov met In town hall OF said
village on Aug. I. 1918.
All members present.
On motion council adjourned to
meet again Aug. 2, 1918.
The village council met in town
hall Aug. 2. 1918, as per adjourn
ment.
All members present.
Proposed Ordinance No. 1, estab-
fishing fire limits within the village.
was read and ordered published In
the minutes.
Ordinance No. /.
An Ordinance Establishing Fire
Limits Within the Village Of Askov
and Regulating the Construction Of
Buildings Thereon and the Remov.
nj Of Buildings Thereto.