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at which ready made clothing for
women and children will be placed on
sale at very rea sonable prices. Tho
affair will begin at I o'clock in the
afternoon. with Mrs. Ralph Hender-
shot as general chairman IN charge.
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At Green Hotel

Mrs. Henry SchnTer's guests ut her
card party this afternoon al Green no.
tel, Elm Grove, Will be tho following
members Of tho Virginia club:
Mesdames-
Harry Burley Fred Miller
william Rurkls Charles Venemann
william El!R George Zoeckler
Fred Stroehmann Thomas NaH!on
Andrew Selrert Michael Dolan
Erpnk Pool Joseph Kenta
william Stoop
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At welcome nm

At the Welcome Inn At Lloydsville
last evening the following wheeling
people were diners:
Mrs. ". B. Higgins OF Wheeling, who
entertained Mrs. Ellen Holiday and
Mrs. Alex Young OF Wheeling and Mrs.
William N. Parrish Of Rosslyn Farms.
Carnegie, Pa.
Judge and Mrs. Frank w Nesbitt and
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EUHHEl0 y

where an interesting meeting Will 90
held, after which delicious supper VIII
be served.
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sirthday Party at Park.

Mrs. Cahrles A Jenkins OF Warvood
avenue, warwood. delightfully."- enter
taIned a number OF her friends al
Wheeling Park on Tuesday. The event
honored Mrs. Jenkins birthday ami
y.r.ary Various diversions made tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-27
RnnoaA 4ate Sale

For the benefit OF the Syrian sisters
hame a bake sale will be held AT ka!-
b!tzer's meat market Saturday. a Wide
variety Of homemade pies. cakes and
other dellcac!es will be on sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-27

afternoon and evening delightful Fol-
lowing the serving OF the picnic supper
at s o'clock, the guests presented Mrs
Jenkins with sat OF silver.
Those present were:
NesArs. and Mesdames-
Harry A. Haldeman Ralph T. Sleeper
Carl H Serig Carl CaEo'neFS
S,nJ Sharp Charles A Jenkins
William r. Lopez
Mrs. Ed. NJ. 1ewley
Misses
Edna Lemley Frances = 'e"N'"'
Adelaide Sharp
Masters
EDWARD Sharr William !. horer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-27

Ninety-eight per cent OF the 1000 OF
IN. house wren consists Of insects
harmful to vegetables
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-27

son. Russell Ncsbltr, who formed par
" OF three.
Mrs Rose Welty and tho Misses
Clara and Bertha Welty who we're hos
tesses to Mrs. Knight OF Wheeling.
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She trips on to play IN her cool
looking trock that Is a combination
Of blue Canton crepe and the new
printed crepe de chine Ponyee
color patterned with navy blue Is
the blouse with plain blue for the
finely pleated skirt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-27

About e0o.00O.oo pounds Of wool ara
secured IN this country each year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-27

Martins Ferry, who Will leave shortly
for Berkely where she Will enter tie
University OF California Mrs. Richard
H. Wilson entertained with o'clock
dinner last evening, al the Jaregrace
tea rooms on Chapline street. Follow
ing the dinner the guests enjoyed the
performance at the Rex theater.
Included were:
Misses
Virginia Mullaney Dorothy Crlswell
Betty Bennett Natherine Ma'h,as
ual.n Krin Mrs. Richard II.
Avis Ball wilson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-27

Medium Brown Hair looks best or ali
after a Golden Clint Shampoo. adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-27

Der Is urged to be present to make the
occa sion one Of enjoyment for tho Ola
soldiers.
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sr,ass-re. at Country Club

At the Country club yesterday atter,
noon Mrs. Arthur X. HoGe entertainea
with a charming bridSe-tea, at whlcA
affair she formally presented TO a group
OF local society people, Mrs. Matthew
Zubak OF Philadelphia, who with her
husband. Or. Zubak. have taken UP
their residence here. Sharing honore
with Mrs Zubak was Miss Nan Esta-
brook OF Canada, who Is the guest or
Mrs. c. D. wilkins OF Bae-Aar. Bridge
was enjoyed from until O'CLOCK
after which tea was served.
Tbs following were Mrs. Hoge's
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rnoorea.n a Camp Rose

Mrs, Charles Hooker, OF Warwood'
will entertain the members OF her club
today at Camp Rose up tho River Road
Cards will be the diversion from $3.50 to
s o'clock. after which 4 picnic supper
win be served. Later In the evening the
husband. Of the ladies will 90 out to
the camp and an oldfash!oned dance
Will be enjoyed.
The following members VII! attend
Mesdames-
Poh.rt Minor walter Smith
1ohn Hun.. Charles Cumm!ns
Howard Edwards Rob Adams
Russell Dixon John Vine
f>rnn,et Evans Charles Hooker
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rnnirht,a Dancing Party

Miss Quarter Hazlelt's dancing party
at thn Country club this evening. hon
ortnk, her guest. Miss Mabel Burchard,
Is ono OF the most prominent OF the
summer social affairs among the young
er set. Garden flowers used IN protus-
ION WILL mako the club gay scene roF
The event.
The guests will be:
Misses: Mabel Burcha-d % Norwalk,
Conn. Virginia sweeney, Ellen wilson
Lydia Spe.del, Sehon NcCoach % Hunt
lnxton, Kataeryn Burruss. NOll!o Brand.
Nadlyu Weiss. Betty Bloch, Henrietta
Stamp, Margaret WesttaN, Dorothy
Westfall, Wilma Henderson. Elizabeth
Hubbard, Leeanna Hubbard, Nary
Arbenz. Dorothy Won Bayer. Elsie Leo
Siorer. Virginia Harper, Jane Russell
Caroline PAUL. Jean Wilson. elizabeth
Nutch:ns. Elsie Wagner. Jane Maxwell
Blanche S:orer. Mary Elizabeth S"ee-
uey. Nancy Hersey. Frances Wood, Mar
.aret Irwin. Mary BurGa;s, Dorothy
EeanS. Alice Norton, Gcaev!ey Norton.
L.etitia keuaon OF So. C.a!rsTtue. DureVe
Gerurd Of Cleveland. Dorothy Gi!l";an4.
Marie Rolf. Mary Wilson, Ruth Voc d.
Evcly,. k.".u. Frances Sage OF L2htoa.
IA. Florence StupOit OF Elem nS;1a,
y +. Ec,t, Br.ce. Hattie HAIL -. Lu-
He Nu. LSteIa NoOott, louise -N'0">''
Katherine p:arr, Elizabeth BurdLtS.
McsSrs.: Julian q. Hearne. Jr. bud
How>rd. Louis Wa'erhouSe. Vance Hdr
per Benson Jackson. rhtup Faull. John
II!u. Bill TruScheL. Howard Frederick.
Donald Brand. Edward Frederick, Dan
Rownd. Billy Irwin. Eiu S''upson. Rob
ert Tyler Of Huntington, Lawrence
Ee,rro. .N.bert whitaker. David West
fall. Sam S'ui'A. Charles Nutch!ns, VIII
son Wa,rrunu~", DaEtd Rur;. George
I.ukeus. Eugene Poe, John Beans. Ed
ward t;rcN-. Joe Borland. Frank Water
house. Rob BEANS. Bob Pcase, John
JACK Wright. Bill Handlan. Robert
brown. john Wilson, Junior Arme-us-
ter. George X Wheat Francis Wood.
Brown Chas. ConiT. Van Thomas, John
ron.ff. Frank McNulty, Bud Paxton,
Riley. Eiu Higgins. Joe Br-n!nS, Ben
Carpenter. Morgan Bcndel. Geo, 7. Nc
Kown. J7.. Dewey Quarter, Tom Bloch,
Flaccus St'tel. Harold Bycott. George
Wilson. Andrew Mcclure, Melvin Hell
trick. FraSher Smith. Robert Rownd,
Bob Haz.etc. y. Garth Hearns, Jrn John
Haudlan. Jim Wood. lack HaberssicK,
'ack Stprcr. Bud Crockard. Clarke Full
on. Bi!! Hugus.
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Miss Hannap's Quests

A. the honorary bridge luncheon
given yesterday afternoon et iha Coan-
try club Icy Miss Harriet Hannah Ia
honor oC Miss Mabel Hunt ~ Washing
ton. l.. g and Miss Frances Sage Of
Ehstou. Ia. who are The guests "f the
Misses Mary and Eliza shth Burdase, The
following were present.
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ENJOYABLE Swimming Party

Enjoyable Swimming Party
Honorlng Miss Lena Hotel. OF Athens
O.. who IS the guest OF friends at war
wood. a group OF young people enjoyed
a swimming party up the river yestef-
day afternoon At o'clock delicious
ptcntc supper was served 10 the fol-
lowing:
Misses
Lena Hotel Cataeryn Brand
Carmen yoglcy Elizabeth Mcclure
Messrs--
Paul Murc'U Harold Meyn
Wilbur W p"hein Mr.. and Mrs. WIZ
paul Brand liam Brand
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QUIET WEDDING
At PIKE HOME
MISS coRNELIA HELMBRIaHr WILL
BECOME BRIDE OF NIB ALVIN
SCHUBERT
rns Rev. James N. Potter VIII Read
sarvtce-Coupls to Leave For
Canada

One OF Julys most prominent we'd
dings will take place today. when MISS
Cornelia Katherine HelmSrISht. OF
Pleasant Valley. becomes the bride ot
Mr.. Alvin Schubert. OF Woodlawn. Inc
ruptial services will read at the home
Of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II
W Helmbright, by the DR.. James MeaSe
Potter, pastor Of the Vance Memorial
church. Present will be the Immediate
families OF the bride and groom and
few intimate friends.
Lavish flower decorations viii De az
ranged throughout the lower floor OF
the Helmbrtght home. the co!ors oelhE
in green and white with touches o!
pink. The alter OF palm and pink ana
white roses will be erected in the ltTtnS
room.
Promptly at the appointed hour, $50
o'clock. Miss Heimbright and Mr.. Schu-
bert will approach the alter TO the
strains Of the bridal chorus from
L,ohengr!n, played by Miss Correne
Frederick. The melody of the ortdeal
chorus will blend into the beautiful
70, Promise Me-" which will be played
during the exchange OF marriage vows
MIS- Helmbright. who Will be unat-
tended. will wear handsome orlda!
,,rea ton OF white Canton crepe. with all
accessories OF white. Her flowers VIII
be brides roses showered with AINes OF
the valley.
\ dinner will follow the wedding cere-
monv. Exquisite appointments Will be
apparent aand covers will be laid Tor
the wedding guests Later IN the after
noon Mr.. Shubert and his bride Will
leave on an extended honeymoon trip
through the East and :ato Canada. Re-
turning about September /. they VII!
take up their residence in newly fur-
ntshed home on Elm street. Edgewood'
Fo. travelling, the bride Will wear
sguit Of navy blue, with late fall MODEL
ha, Of black and grey hose and slippers
Miss Helmbr:ght is graduate Eoth
Of the Fairmoat Seminary Il; y ling
ton, d. G.. and the WoIis"'~ ...";e or
Western Reserve at CIeNc-A..3. MY
Schubert IS the son Of Mr.. r. I. Schu-
bert and IS a graduate OF Llnsly lnsu-
tute. He is connected with the Nal
bitter Hardware company.
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Delightful Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. Louis Jipphardt's guests at thu
delightful bridge luncheon which she
gave al her home on North sixth street
Martins Ferry. yesterday afternoon. In
eIuded the following members et ths
Heights Bridge ciuei
Assdamss-
John Ssilly Frank sedswleh
csarEa Cpok -Lsonsrd Wpls
,tAnas Wilson ICarl Lash
Willard Bali Arthur Dickson
Misses
Ottilie Lipphardt BNsaosth EnGHsh
Josephine Lipphardi
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Entertain Bible Glass

This evening at the homo OF MIS- j.
H Bruhn At Edglnston Lane the mem
bers Of the Women's Bible class Will be
delightfully."- entertained. The affair VIII
combine an outing and business meet
ing. Mrs. Bruhn will he assisted IN en-
pertaining her guests by tho following
ladies':
MesdameS-
Amelia Ruehl Kate Linton
A. o. Nippert a. j. eellert
Cb.r,e4 DeItrich Miss Rachel Bitter
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4nnnrina Chicago auest.

Miss Cora and Mr., Leon Levy enter.
,aIned a number OF their friends at
their home. Monday evening honoring
their visitor, Miss Clara Adler or
Chicago. A delightful evening was
spent at various diversions and at
late hour. REFRESHMENTS wore served to
the following.
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Virginia stifsl Margaret nlsrh'
Mildred Whitley ford
Mary STEPHENS Katherine RleiH
Helen Gaus Helen Gallhrs
Mildred Epehlsir Margaret Irwin
Virginia Heiulein Mary Burdats
Elizabeth Beans Elizabeth baf-
-sprsths Beans OATS
lose nhlns Cox Mabel Hunt
helen Morris Florence Step
Lillian Arbens heff
Rsss Arbens TTaRoss Gas
;'Isrrnss harren
Aesdames-
Sarl johnson Henry q. stifel
James McCluns ~ G. Frans-
william Cotton helm, r.,
Samaa Gl,ieland
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-06-29
Have You Ever Stopped
to Think.

That the city that gets the
publicity gets the business?
That the city that gets the
advertising grows?
That advertising properly done
is worth it's weight in gold?
That advertising a city is bust
ness, not a child's play?
That people will go miles to a
good live city to trade?
That your property will in
crease in value when the outside
world knows your city is wide
awake?
That people from neighboring
towns will come where there is
something doing?
That the city which does not
seek to get something better than
it now has is going to lose out?
That now is the time your city
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-06-29
INDEPENDENCE DAY
Will be Celebrated in Askoy
Under Auspices Of Young
Peoples Society.

The 4th of July celebration in
Askov this year will as in former
years be under auspices of the
Young Peoples Society.
The celebration is to take
place in the park and the pro-
gram will start promptly at 1870
P. M. with a concert by the
band boys lasting till 2 o'clock.
At this hour a speech fitting to
the occasion will then be given
by some local speaker in the Eng
lish language. 1t has as yet not
been definitely decided whom
this speaker will be so it can
not here be announced.
Efforts are also being made to
get Rev. Aage Moller of Nysted,
Nebr., who is at present engaged
at the religious church encamp-
ment at West Denmark, Wis.,, to
come here and give a talk in the
Danish language but nothing as
yet has been heard in regard to
this.
From $50 to 400 o'clock there
will be presentation of gymna-
sites by both boys and girls out
in the open on the park lawn.
Following that coffee will be
served free. Bring your own
cream. sugar and cake.
If time permits various other
sports will be INDUCED in after
that.
The committee selected by the
Young Peoples Society to have
charge of this celebration con-
sists of the following: N. c. Laur-
sen, chairman; Hans Mosb@k,
Peter Johansen, VIM. Jensen,
Helga Jacobsen, Jutta Paulsen
and Katie Clausen.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-06-29

The Herman Show family of
West Denmark, Wis.,. are visiting
here at the home of Mrs. Shows
brother. Ernst Mailing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marius Hansen
had their home filled to overflow
ing Monday evening with friends
and neighbors, the occasion be-
ing Mrs. Hansen's birthday.
A large crowd was in attend
ance at the North Star Farmers
Club picnic held at C. Flint's
place Sunday and the usual good
time was had. The Flints have
nice grove which is a good
place for picnics.
The old livery barn property
which includes two lots and was
owned by Axel r. Buck, was sold
Monday to c. H. Hansen, who
stays at the local hotel. The
deal was negotiated through the
First State Bank of Askov and
the consideration was $1,5OO.OO.
Mr.. Hansen will repair the barn
and put it in better shape, using
it for his horses. He is busy
every day clearing on his land
north of town.
L. c. Petersen, N. p. Nede-
gard, Hans H. Sorensen, Chr.
Flint and son, Rudolph, were at
Hinckley last Friday to attend
the live stock sale conducted by
the Pine County Live Stock
Breeders Association. 1t was al
so intended to have the annual
meeting of this Association on
the day of the sale but time
would not permit so it was post
poned till a later date. Mr.Ped-
ersen, who is secretary-treasurer
Of the Association said that the
date will be announced later.
Good barns and silos 20 hand
in hand with the dairy cow rs
a sign of prosperity. A large
percentage of farmers in this
community now have silos and
more are constantly being built.
A reader reports that at least
10 silos will be built north Of
Askov this summer. The farms
on which they will be built are
as follows: Hans Johansen, J. D.
DeMaris. Magnus Hansen, Bent
Jorgensen. Rasmus Jensen, Fred
Christensen, George Jensen,
Mary Swanson. A. P. Jensen, and
c. Flint. The latter two already
have silos and these will be their
second silos.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-06-29

and business need advertising
more than ever. before?
That if you don't get out and
go after outside trade some other
neighboring city will?
That if they do they will get
business you should get?
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-06-29
Askov

Martin Miller of Withee, Wis,
is visiting here at the Carl Paul
sen home.
Mrs. Peter Sorensen Of West
Denmark, Wis.,, is here visiting
at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Hans Bagge.
Jacob Hansen, a brother OF
Mrs. Alfred Larsen, and Henning
Hess who has worked for A. p.
Jensen since he arrived here
from Denmark a little over a
year ago, left yesterday in the
formers car for. Austin where
they expect to 60 to work.
The Carl Miller family and
their guests the Wilhelm Larsen
family and Richard Larsen from
Minneapolis. autoed over to West
Denmark, Wis.,, Friday, to visit
relatives and to spend a few
days at the religious summer
encampment.
Albertine Rasmussen, IL year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Rasmussen. south Of town,
had the misfortune of breaking
her right arm above the wrist
Tuesday. The accident happened
while she was out picking straw
berries near home when she
stumled over log.
After the regular meeting OF
d. B. S. lodge Saturday evening
the members were rendered a
pleasant surprise by the Sister
hood and other friends, the oc-
casion being the lodges 18th
anniversary. A lunch was served
during which several short talks
were given. Following the lunch
dancing was enjoyed for couple
of hours.
Mrs. Marie Laursen and her
two younger children came to
Askov Saturday from Hibbing to-
gether with p. Sandal. the man
whom she worked for. to visit
q couple of days at the home Of
her son. N. C. Laursen. They re-
turned to Hibbing Monday. Miss
Anna Laursen accompanied them
as far as Moose Lake for the
auto ride.
Between so and 60 people
spent a pleasant afternoon Sun
day at the bachelor quarters of
Peter Hermansen. southeast of
town, the occasion being his
birthday. Several of the ladies
present remarked about the man.
ner in which Mr.. Hermansen is
able to entertain without the as
sistance Of a woman. He serv-
ed dainty refreshments prepared
by himself. and his home
throughout looked spick and
span. in short he has a model
bachelors home and it is a
pleasure to visit there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Jensen
and one of the smaller children
returned home Tuesday after a
weeks automobile trip in the
southern part of the state, visit
ing principally in Redwood coun.
ty with Mrs. Jensen's folks
They made a regular record OF
visits for the short time, stop
ping about 80 different places
and visiting that many families
in about a dozen communities
throughout the counties of Red
wood. Brown, Stearns and Hen
nepin. Mr.. Jensen remarked
that the little old Ford has go,
it all over Jim Hill (the name
commonly used in these parts fol-
railroads) when q person wants
to stou several different places
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-06-29

Henry Hyldahl spent Sunday
at West Denmark, Wis.
The Olesen brothers are now
busy with VIM. Parsons new
barn.
Chr. Olesen of Minneapolis,
was business visitor in Askov,
Monday.
Several auto loads journeyed
over to Groningen Sunday to see
the ball game.
Rev. Rodholm and family
spent Tuesday and Wednesday
in West Denmark, Wis.
The Rev. Hans Juhl family of
Hampton. Iowa. visited relatives
and friends here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Christensen
of Minneapolis, came here Sat
urday for few days visit with
their many friends in this COM
munity.
Rev. Aage Miller came over
here last evening from West
Denmark. Wis, together with his
brother, Carl Miller, and family.
He left again this morning for
Tyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis p. Jensen
autoed to Minneapolis this morn
ing for a two days visit.
The F. Clarey Nielsen family
are over at West Denmark, Wis.,,
enjoying the religious summer
encampment.
Christ Henriksen and son and
Chris Christensen of Arlington
S. D., returned home last Thurs.
day, after a short visit at the
Jens M. Larsen home, northeast
of town. They were looking al
land here and were favorabl,
impressed.
A few Of those who signed uI
for the Chautauqua met Frida,
evening and organized as follows
Svend Petersen. chairman; c. M
Nelson, secretary and treasurer
Albert johnson. chief ticket sci
Ter. Other routine business mat
tiers were taken up and disposed
of.
Station Agent A. G. Danielsor
and family motored to Duluth
Sunday from where they will &c
with other motorists on a trip
to Yellowstone National Park. C
b. Settle. former station agent
at Askov. came down from Fox
boro, Tuesday. to have charge OF
the local station during Mr.. Dan
ielson's vacation.
| At the Young Peoples meet
ing Sunday evening Miss AIMS
Paulsen. Niels Mortensen anc
Hans Mosbek. delegates from
Askov to the recent distric,
Young Peoples convention a,
Hutchinson. read their reports
These We're very complete anC
1t was evident that the dele.
gates had been very alert at the
meetings. The reports were all
prepared and typewriter and
each read the part assigned tc
him so there was no guessing anc
depending ON memory. Mis-.
Dagny Wosgaard. the fourth dele.
gate. read the report of the
Askov society at the Hutchin
son convention SO she was ex
cused from reporting any part
of the Hutchinson meeting a,
home. The district convention
urged more cooperation ane
working closer together between
district officers and the variou.
local societies. Many remarked
about the completeness of the
report by the local delegate.
from the convention. it being one
of the best reports ever giver
] here.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-06-29
LAST SPUDS GONE

About a week ago the last car
of potatoes from the 1921 crop
was shipped out of Askov. There
were in all 172 carloads of pota-
toes shipped out from this COM
munity and los carloads of ruta-
bagas as reported about New
Years time.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-06-29

How much chasing can you at
ford to do for Csc? Try a Want
Ad and be economical.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-06-29

Read the Ads-It Pays.
Read the Ads-It Pays.