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EVANGELICAL

Evangelical Frledens, Main and Eimlra
Rev. Joseph o. Polster. pastor. sunday
school and adult Bible class. 9:i5 a. m.
German service, iO:4S a. m; illustrated
lecture on The Masters Love" by the
Mems Society. 7:lS p. m. Choir practice.
8 p. IN. Tuesday. Church council at home
OF Ed Bachle. 1l4s San Francisco street.
S p. M. Tuesday. Christmas service in
German, 10 a, m. Christmas pageant by
Sunday school. 8 p. m.
First Evangelical. Nolan and Muncey:
Rev. W. +. Ungsrer. minister. sunday
school. $3.50 q. M; sermon on God and
His People," 10:46 a. m: sermon on
"Watchman. What of the Night" 7:SO
D. M; graded Christian Endeayor, $40
p. m; graded prayer meeting, 1880 p. m.
Wednesday
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PASTOR AND WIFE
BENEFIT BY WILL

DR.. P. 3. Hill, pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, and his wife,
were made the sole beneficiaries in
will left by Mrs. Mary l.. McKeag,
who died December IA.
The will was probated Saturday.
DIR. Hill was named executor with
out bond. The will conveyed all of
Mrs. McKeag's property. value esti-
mated at $500 to the Hills.
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THE PARENT CHURCH

San Antonio, Tex, Branch I. Of the
Christian Science Parent Church OF the
New Generation, holds services in the
red room OF the st. Anthony Hotel at
IL a. nj. Sunday: subject of lesson.
"Christmas'; this church Is not con-
nected with the organization known as
the FIRST Church of Christ, Scientist, in
Boston, Mass.
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1924, O43 TO BE SPENT
ON KATY PROJECTS

PARSONS, Kan, Dec. 19.-P)-
Expenditure of SS24,O43 for improve
ments on its lines. has been author
lied BY the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railroad company, according TO
an announcement made by local Off
cials today. This amount is designat-
ed for construction of concrete
trestIes, steel spans and miscellaneous
bridges throughout the system.
Rumors are current that big i'm
provements in shops at various other
stations also are contemplated.
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BIBLE STUDENTS

1nterna tional Bible Students sssocie-
ton, 117h North Flores street Lecture
by S. II. Toutjian. OF Brooklyn. n. Y,
on "Who Lied About He'll, Who Invented
Purgatory?" al , p. M Sunday. Three
day convention ends Sunday night. Ser
vices begin at $3.50 A. m. Sunday. Ser
vice day, $3.50 q. m. Tuesday; prayer
praise and testimony, T:i5 p. M. Bible
study, 3 p. m. Thursday; 7:i5 p. m.
Friday
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CATHOLIC

st. Mary's Catholic. st. Mary's street.
Rev. A. c. Dusseau, pastor. Sunday
masses at s. 6. Z. s. ., 10. II and L.
o'clock; high mass with sermon. IL a. m.
Children's mass, a. m. followed by
cetechism. The Boy Scouts and all boys
OF the parish will receive holy COM
munion in a body at o'clock mass.
Evening service. sermon. 1:4j y. III.
Night prayers and rosary. 7:45 p. m.
daily. except Saturday. Devotions in
honor OF ST. Anthony and question box
and benediction OF the blessed saora-
ment, 7:i5 p. m. Tuesday. Masses dur
ing the week $3.50. 1880 and s:iS q. IN.
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UNITARIAN

Unitarian Chapel, as Fifth street.
Sunday school. 10 a. m; public service.
IL a. m, with address by pastor. Rev.
Edward Day, on Jesus. the Supreme
Product of the Evolution Process" #;
Christmas entertainment for poor chill
dren of city at close of morning service,
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CONGREGATIONAL

First Congregational, South Presa and
Carolina; Rev. NJ. o. Lsmbly. minister.
Church school 9:4S a, m; public wor-
ship and sermon on The Christmas
Christ in Modern Thought" II a. m.
special music by young ladies' choir.
Mrs. c. r. Fitzpatrick. soioist. Christmas
pageant and ehildren's exercises
s,30 p %.
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UNITY SOCIETY

Unity Society OF Practical Christianity,
SIS Maverick building. sunday school. 10
a. m: services, IL a. m. and I:ij y. m.
no weekday services until after the holi-
days. Reading room open $3.50 a. m.
to $3.50 D. m. daily. Silent prayer and
healing service, 1910 .. m. daily.
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PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY

The Theosophicai Society. t1s Hicks
building. Public lecture on "some of the
Parallels From a Theosophical Version"
by T. ID. Dawkins. S p. m. Sunday; IL
brary open TO public p. m. TO 5 p. m.
daiiy
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You'll find the Temple Hot Shots
Saturday and Sunday at the Labor
Temple dance. (Adv.).
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Dance at Macedonia Sunday night.
Music by Pavelka's Alamo Six
(Adv.)
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Old time dance Sunday night, Fest
Hall. Silver Leaf Social Club. Theo.
Artz Enthusiastically
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REoRGANIZED CHURCH
OF CHRIST

Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ
OF Latter Day saints. 3s12 South Flores
street: Rev. T. J. Jett Jr.. pastor. sun
!. m. and 7:i5 D. m; religio, 6:t5 .. N.
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1923 Ford Coupe

ssvss passenger touring. lse 1878
rsodsl looks and runs like new, five good
r loon tires. All accessories VIII sac
sAk1cs fer auak sals. CT. 1bL
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Albert j. Cicbon JeweIry {

Albert ]. CichOn JeweIry Co.,
matchmaker, jeweler and engravE.
Specializes' in Swiss. wrist watches.
100 So. Alamo St, San Antonio, Tex.
Or. 6232.-(Ady.)
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Who is "a Block from High
Prices?" Riches Jewelry Store, 500
Main Avenue.-(Adv.)
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Big Christmas dance Sat. Dec.
18th. at Helotes Texas on Bandera
road. Souvenirs for everyone. The
Midnight Syncopators five-piece or
chestra.-(Adv)
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NOTICE

Sealed bids addressed to the Hon.
Augustus McClosley. County Judge, will
be received in the office Of the County
Auditor until IL o'clock a. m. Decsm-
Der 23rd. 1898. for the sale Of tl,4oo.-
10000 Court House and Jail Bonds.
$500. 10000 Bridge Bonds and sSo,OOo.oO
Juvenile Home Bonds. All bonds are
payable serially and OF the denomination
OF 100000 each. bearing 4& per cent
interest The successful bidder will be
required 10 put up a certified or cashiers
check for the sum OF tfi 10000 payable
10 Augustus McCloskey. County Judge OF
Bexsr County, 10 guarantee the carrying
out OF the proposition made.
Rexar County reserves the right ~ re-
sect any or all bids. or propositions made.
". 3. KENDALL
Wa>Fs County A1ditos.
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Theo Artrt orch. NJ. S31S-w. tAdv)

Eve Sell Jewelry Store Jewelry."
Riebe's Jewelry Store, SOC Main ave-
nue.-(Adv.)
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DIR. Foster, dentist. Gibbs Bldg.

Christmas fireworks galore, big
stock, Roman candles, sky rockets,
firecrackers, colored fire (tableau
powder), drivers. torpedoes, sparklers,
salutes, day-go bombs, snakes, hot
air balloons, jumping jacks, tanks,
bingO, toy pistols, paper caps. %
blanks, niger chasers, exhibition
rockets and candles. George Keene,
druggist. Crockett 604-605-661.
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Better AUTOMOBILES
Nash

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Severn passenger touring, late 1895
model. looks and runs ike new; five
good balloon tires, all accessories; will
sacrifice for quick sale. Or. 1874.
1917 FORD touring, II runs, look good,
cheap transportation, sac cash. See Ca
ruthers with Herpel- Gillespie, 720 East
Houston ST. Or. $50.
FORDS
Real buys at bargain prices.
1874 Sedan at .............:.... 1875
1929 Touring seas
1924 Touring SEAS
f9e2 Roadster .SiS5
1922 Tudor sedan .s225
1924 Ford coupe ..................SS Ib
1923 Touring .ti25
Lots of others equally as attractive,
reconditioned throughout and at terms
to suit. See ZIG San Pedro. Or. 1906
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FORDS
Late Tudor Ford Sedan

Late Tudor Ford Sedan
Original paint. good rubber, bumpers
front and rear. semi-balloon tires. lock
wheel foot feed. fender braces, 800
down buys 1t. Mission 34s4.
1924 FORD touring front and rear
bumpers, lock wheel. this car is in the
best Of condition: $3.50.
CRAWFORD MOTOR CO.
SILT W. Houston st. CT. f44.
1924 HUDSON coach. that's IN perfect
condition, new paint. good cord tires,
only $3.50. terms. CT. 1895. Lindsey
Trough Auto Co.. al Main Ave.
1928 NASH touring a real late one, in
fine condition, almost new cord tires
only $3.50, terms. Or. 1895. Lindsey
Kroueh Auto Co. al Main Ave.
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wife presented their mother with q
plain wedding ring and a diamond
brooch. To their father they present
ed a diamond stick pin and a pair
of cuff links.
GIFTS ARE PRESENTED.
The children of ]. c. Adcock and
wife presented their mother with two
So gold pieces and their father with
similar gifts. There were numerous
other presents for both couples. The
Heisler Hawaiian Orchestra Of Cuero
furnished music.
". J. Adcock was born in Monroe,
Ala. September IL, 1850, celebrating
his fiftieth wedding anniversary as he
nears the 18th milestone Of life. His
wife was born at Stephenville, Erath
county, Texas, September 6. 1858
J. c. Adcock was born in Seguin,
Tex, July IL, 1853, while his wife
was born in Mckinney, Tex, Febru.
airy u, 1856. W. J. Adcock was %
while his wife was IS when they mar
ried, and ]. c. Adeock was IL and
his wife 10.
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SCIENTISTS FIND
SECRET ISLAND IN
LONELY SOUTH SEA

LONDON, Aug. 29.-The British
barkentine st. George, which left Eng
land with a party of scientists Il
months ago on a voyage of discovery
in the South Seas. imped into Balboa,
Panama, short of food and coal after
cruising 1900 miles in the past six
months.
The worlds knowledge Of the flora
fauna and archaeology of the obscure
islands in the Pacific is expected TO
be increased considerably by the ST.
Georges romantic quest, while the
fascinating theories Of the position OF
hidden gold in Cocos Island, the haunt
of buccaneers, may now be proved.
Two women scientists are on board
Miss Cheeseman. curator Of inseG.s
at the zoo, and Miss Longfield, +. u.
S. The cruise of the st. George was
organized by the Scientific Expedition
airy Research Association and is in
charge Of Commander David Blair.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
DAVIS AND LINCOLN
BUSTS At COLLEGE

AUSTIN, Aug. 29.-Harmony is be-
lieved to have been restored over the
protest which had been made by the
Daughters of the COnfederacy on the
placing in the Hall of Fame of the
Texas archaeological College at Lub-
book, q bust of Abraham Lincoln, as
one of the five greatest Americans. ac-
cording to DIR. z. W. Horn, president
Of the college.
Under the arrangement reached in
the matter. the bust of jefferson
Davis, president of the Confederate
states, is to be given n place of honor
in the Hall Of Fame at the college.
This does not mean. however. that the
bust of Lincoln is TO be withdrawn.
The other four great Americans are
Columbus, Washington, Lee and
Davis.
The Hall Of Fame also includes the
busts of the five greatest Texans
These are Houston, Austin, Crockett,
Johnston and Hogg.
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FIVE GIRLS WITH
MAN SHOCK RESORTS

KINGsyILLE, Ont, Aug. %
Cottagers along the shore Of Lake
Erie between here and bennington re-
ported to police today that five young
women and a lone male had shocked
summer visitors by bathing scsntily
clad in the lake.
According 10 the resorters, the
party Of young people had been play
ing tennis in tight-fitting bathing suits.
Late in the afternoon, they were seen
70 dash from their cottage to the lake.
clad only in natures garb.
Notified Of the affair. Chief OF Pc
lice A. o. Brown Of bennington de.
clined TO act, as be said the spot where
the bathing took place was outside his
jurisdiction
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LOUISIANA GOVERNOR
DENIES EXTRADITION
OF TEXAS SUSPECT

AUSTIN, Aug. 29.-Secretary of
State Meharg was advised Saturday
that the governor Of Louisiana had
declined to honor a requisition issued
by Governor Miriam A. Ferguson for
the extradition of a suspect, because
no initials Of the man or capias for
his arrest accompanied the reqnisition,
The man is wanted in Hill County
to answer to complaint charging
forgery. He was released from the
Caddo parish Jail, it was stated, when
authorities from Hill County failed
to identify him as the man who passed
several forged checks on the Itasca Ma
aonal Bank at Itasca, and Farmers
and Merchants National Bank Of
Grandyiew. signing the names Of J.. l..
Wallace, c. c. Boles and J. X. Boyd.
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u. S. MOVES TO FREE
BANDIT CAPTIVE
By Universal Service.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-Efforts
TO effect the release Of DIR. Harvey ].
Howard, captured last month by Chi
nese bandits. will be made BY Cap
tain Samuel V. Constant, assistant
military attacbe at Picking, the state
department was advised by cable to-
day.
Captain Constant, according to the
message from the American embassy
NJ Peking, already is en- route 10
kirin, Manchuris. He will attempt 10
get in touch with the bandit leaders
and bring about an agreement.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
CHILD BROWNS IN
SHALLOW POOL OF
WATER In PARK

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Aug. %.
Coroner Simeon Leroy said today no
inquest would be held in the death of
Walleene Urbanski, two-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ur-
banSki, who was drowned when .she
stumbled and fell into shallow pool
of water at Forest Ridge Park, north
of the city.
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MOONSHINER DRAWS
YEAR, $1,000 FINE

SALEM. Aug. 29.-As a result of
heaviest sentences ever imposed for q
violation of the prohibition laws in
the history of Marion county, Harry
Bloch. Pringle farmer, will serve one
year in the. penitentiary and pay q
$1,000 fine. Bloch. according to his
attorney, is without funds ard will
have to serve his fine in the county
Jail. He was convicted of selling the
product Of his own still and began his
sentence today.
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TWO NATIONS in WAR
AGAINST SMUGGLERS

charge of conspiracy to Bring foreign
ers into the United States.
Here. George II. Alexander, nat
uralized Armenian, has been commit
ted for trial on charge of conspiring
frauCulently to obtain papers.
The arrest of Alexander is said to
have brought TO light a widespread
plot to secure false naturalization GER
tificates and passports which would
entitle foreigners 10 enter the United
States.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
SERIOUS EPIDEMIC
ON MANILA COAST

MANILA. Aug. 20.-An epidemic
of dysentery was sweeping through the
province of Iloco Nortc today follow
ing the heavy rains of the last sew
eral days which polluted the shallow
wells from which much of the water
supply of that region comes. A similar
epidemic was gaining Roadway in
other island provinces.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
AUTO HUTNERS DOOM
GAME IN S. AFRICA

CAPETOWN, Aug. 29.-South At
rica's matchless wild fauna is threat
cned with extinction.
Already one or two of the beau
tifuI species of antelope which, up
to about so years ago, used to roam
the country in countless thousands
have been destroyed.
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BRITISR-AMERICAN
STATUE VIEWED AS
EMBLEM OF BEER

LONDON, Aug. ct know what
it is meant to represent; what it looks
like is an Englishman offering and
an American eagerly taking a glass Of
foaming lager"
That is the comment Of the serious
political weekly, the Outlook, on tie
group Of statuary executed by the
American sculptures, Miss Malvina
Hoffman. and Unveiled. with apprO.
pirate ceremonies. ITO the Friendship
of English Speaking Peoples"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30

OTTAWA, Aug. 29.-Operations
of an organized alien-smuggling ring,
operating between Canada and the
United States, are anticipated, fol-
lowing recent arrests mace by both
Dominion and American authorities.
At Buffalo, Sergeant Michael
O'Leary, former Canadian war hero,
holder of the Victoria Cross, the
British Empires foremost military
honor, is held for the grand jury on a
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-30
SANGER BROTHERS.
MANAGER SELECTED

DALLAS, Aug. 29.-Appointment
Of Gregory z. Toole as general man
ager Of Sanger Brothers department
stores in Dallas, Fort Worth and
Waco, was announced Saturday.
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CANNED TOMATOES I
ROUT TWO BANDITS
Fifty years ago

MONTREAL. Aug. 29.-Two BAN
dts threw pepper into Ronald Ouie-
NETS eyes when they tried to rob his
food store, but it didn't work.
Ouiemet retreated behind counter
and returned a barrage of tomatoes.
The bandits fled. The tomatoes were
in cnNs
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-01-01
Discovers Secret Death
House of the Huonibisa

The vast forest regions lying on
either side of the Amazon. are prob
ably the least known and the most
dangerous portions Of the world. All
this Is brought out forcibly In Charles
w. Domville-Fife's remarkable book,
Among the Wild Tribes of the ANA
zors."
The tribes are noted for strange
and barbarous customs. Most Of them
regard the heads OF slain enemies
as great trophies. Domville-Flfe man.
aged to discover I'm one tribe the
place where the heads were prepared.
Here at last was the secret death
house OF the Huambisa. The floor was
hard with CONCEALED blood drained
from the human bodies for unknown
years. At frequent intervals this
fierce tribe attacks neighboring VII
lagos. capturing the women and girls
and killing the men.
The bodies Of those slain are then
decapltated and the heads brought
back In triumph. These CHASTITY tro-
piles are stuck on lances and the
tribe assemblies round them for q Wild
night orgy. Drinking. fessting and I'M
nameabIe debauchery continue until
dawn. when the heads are removed
by the witch doctors to the death
house"
One Of the most mysterious stories
told by Domville-Fife In about the
drug called yage, which gives 10 peo-
pie who take II the power Of describ-
Ing events "of which they can never
have either seen or heard in full con-
sciousness. European cities. music
and current events have been pictured
In detail unprovided for by the meager
vocabulary Of the native dialect and
only possible of communication with
the aid Of rough drawings."-Detroit
News
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EGG, POULTRY EXCHANGE
DID BIG HOLIDAY BUSINESS

The Minnesota Cooperative
Egg and Poultry Exchange. the
largest shipper in this section.
has encountered no trouble from
disease among the poultry it has
handled, manager McPheeters in
forms the Minnesota Farm Bur
eau, and the New York embargo
has not prevented the Exchange
from finding ample and satisfac-
tory outlet for its shipments.
The Exchange did a tremend-
Gus business in dressed turkeys.
ducks and geese. in addition to
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-01-01

a heavy volume Of live poultry.
during the holiday season, Mr..
McPheeters says.
The Minnesota Exchange has
closed a two years contract with
the Mark Twain Poultry Associa-
ton Of Missouri, to act as selling
agency for the Show Me" state
producers.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-01-01

For Sale-Tamarack fence
posts, cut green and peeled last
winter, average about 4 inches
diameter. Will deliver in Askov
at 15c apiece in quantities of 100.
-Nels Matson, Duxbury
31w18-1t*
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-01-01

Independent Silos- Triple wall,
tile and stave. For prices and
full information Address VIM. H..
Barnick, general agent, Sand
stone, MINI. Local agents want
ed. 23w17-4t
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For Sale so Single Comb
White Leghorn pullets, now lay
ing. 75c apiece. Chr. Hansen, 2
mile west. ! south Of Askov.
25w1S-1t
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ASKOV

Miss Eldora Clegg has been i'll
for about week with a bad cold
and high fever. but is improving
now.
A bright new baby girl came to
gladden. the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. R. Petersen Monday after
noon.
The Young Peoples Society
dance Monday evening at the ID.
B. S. hall was very well attended
and general good time was had
by all.
Soren X. Christensen was over
in Kandiyohi county Saturday
and purchased a registered Hol-
stein sire. intending to further
improve his herd. The animal
arrived in Askov Tuesday.
Peter and Kristen Jorgensen
who are employed at Duluth.
spent Christmas day here at the
home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Jorgensen, northeast
of town, returning to their work
Friday.
H. Petersen was in st. Paul Fri
day and purchased instruments
for the new class Of the Askov
Band. The instruments are all
expected to be here before Mon
day when the class meets for in
structions at the town hall in the
evening.
Miss Mamma Rodholm who
came home Tuesday of last week
from Des Moines. Iowa, where
she was employed, to spend the
Christmas vacation, was not feel
ing well upon her arrival and
was obliged to go to bed, it being
a case of pleurisy. She is still
running some temperature but is
better at this writing.
Young folks home from COZ
leges and universities for the
holidays and others have joined
in many social events during the
past week, amongst those being
a real happy surprise party on
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 0. Lund at their
home in the village Saturday eve
ming. About thirty joined in the
merry making of singing, music
and playing of games. Refresh
ments were brought along by the
visitors and a real good time. such
as young folks know how to have,
was enjoyed.
Gunnar Fenger who is in the
employ Of the government in the
forestry service out in the Rocky
Mountain district, came home
and surprised his parents for
Christmas. He was not expected
home but came Christmas eve
just in time to enjoy the family
tree and a good feast. Through
his arrival the entire family of
five children-all big and grown
attending institutions
of learning or employed. enjoyed
a family reunion. Gunnar came
here from New Castle, Wyo., to
which place his work had recent
ly taken him. His headquarters
are at Delta, Colo. He expects
to leave today New Years Day.
for his western work of measur-
ing up forests and lumber and
drawing maps of same.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-01-01

For Sale-A full-blooded young
Guernsey bull. Papers not fur
nished. Very reasonable price.
At the former MAIDS Nielsen
farm, southwest of Askov. See
Enevold Smidt. the renter, or L.
c. Petersen. 32w18-1t
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-01-01

Sheep will be taken along with
our shipment of stock next Mon
day. Jan. 5.--Askov Live Stock
Shipping Association. 25w1S-1t
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-01-01

Askov Live Stock Shipping
Assn will ship live stock Monday,
Jan. 5. Bring stock before $3.50.
Chris Larsen, shipper. 25wlS-lt
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-01-01

For Sale-Saw mill. planer,
edger, resaw and steam engine.
All or part. Cheap for quick
sale. Martin Anderson, Clover
ton, MINI. 25w1S-1t