Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-04-23
WILLOW RIVER

! Root- Addingfon returned Wednes-
day from Duluth where he was called
on business.
Last week Vic Novaek and walter
stelmaeh went to Chicago to work for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Klatt are the
proud and happy parents OF a baby
girl which arrived April 18th
Miss Rose Dunaisky. now working
in Minneapolis. spent few days at
her parental home last week.
Ed Clough. ST.. w. W. ogilvie. Fred
Palivka and vern Pembleton are at
Pine City this week as jurors.
Don't forget May End as the date
OF the Senior Class play. MY Wild
Irish Rose" to be staged in the II.
S. gym.
Gus Overbecke and Albert stepan
went to Pine City last Friday to re-
ceive their assessors books and In
structions.
A group OF friends walked into the
r. B. Wood home Thursday evening
and pleasantly surprised him. Il being
his birthday.
Mrs Ed Clough. Jr.. returned Sa-
turday from ST. Cloud where she
spent a week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Dunnewald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dederick have
as their guests. their little grand
daughters. Lorraine and Dolores
Klatt, Of Boyd. MINI.
One day last week Mrs. Macmillan
received word that her daughter. Mrs.
Larson. at Aheley. was quite i'll and
she left at once to take care OF her.
Mrs. Benidicson and Era OF Duluth.
have come down to take care OF the
formers mother. Mrs. Trumbo, who
has been i'll a great share OF the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houdek OF shovel
Lake, drove down here to spend over
Sunday with old friends. They re-
port very bad roads all the way
through.
Friends will be glad to learn that
Mrs. C. NJ. Erickson is getting along
nicely after having a goiter removed
last Monday at ST. Mary's hospital.
Duluth.
Mrs. Il. A. Burling and Mrs. J. r.
Dubie have done their bit to save song
and insectivorous birds. The former
shot three crows. the latter two crows
and three English sparrows.
Mrs. John Noyack was nicely re-
minded that II was her birthday Fri
day for several OF her lady friends
walked In on her that afternoon with
well laden baskets and spent a very
pheasant time
We are very glad to learn that Mr.
Kotesky OF Hopkins. an experienced
farmer, has moved onto the former
lSeroya place. We extend our wishes
for prosperity and happiness to the
family. one and all.
J. Z. VERIFY and family OF Duluth.
came down to John Doboszenski's Sat
urday. leaving again Sunday accom-
panied by Mrs. John Doboszenski, for
the Twin Cities and Milwaukee. Wis.
where they will visit relatives the
next 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barbell OF Minnea-
polls. stopped at G. oyerbecke's one
afternoon this week when looking
over the farm they purchased just
east OF J. A. Jaeger's. They plan to
build and move out here soon. Well
come to our community and well
wishes for success here.
A. A. Dahl OF New Ulm, came here
last week to take the position OF
cashier OF the Willow River State
Bank, formerly held by Pete Margitan.
Mr.. Dahl's family will come here as
soon as they find a dwelling place.
We are glad to welcome them and
hope they will like Willow River.
Fires ragged about here last Friday
and caused heavy losses. The build
ings on the old Nortrup place east
OF town. old Sunnyside school on Alec
Heintz's land and Emil Glaseris
former dwelling all were leveled with
the ground. Walters boys arrived
Just in time to save their farm house
on the shore OF Third lake and J. r.
Dubie by blowing and s ~ Stockey
and r. B. wood by hand lighting saved
overbecke's lumber and shack. also
the former Dyke dwellings. near