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Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Lc'ny colt rc.urn.
ed to the city yesterday afternoon
arriving in time to cast their votes.
aud are now at the Hotel Barbara
Worth. Mrs. Holt has been spend
iug the SIMMER in Los Angeles, and
Mr. liolt has been there Il consid-
crAhir amount Of time. During
their absence from the city the
llolts visited relatives in Missouri.
where they remained for month
j. f.. Lopez OF CalcXico was =
rc~H,t business visitor here.
Clifford North, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs " +. North, WAS among those
making spccial trip TO ~ Cenfro
for election day. North left todav
10 return 10 Tucson, Arizona. where
he is located IT the present time.
". Il. Donaldson, district supcrin
tcndcmt Of the Standard oil Com
pany, is here from San Diego on
comrauv business.
Mrs. John b. McNc"rc has rs her
~o"yfS her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gels Of Hollywood, who arrived IA
IT," city Yesterday.
Ms. MAY DodSon was a visitor
in the civ from IIoltvil'" Yesterday.
f.. T.. Criddlo. Z. Il. Ferguson and
4. s. Cooper. officials Gf the South
crn Siorras Power Conuanv. arc
be-" from PivrrsidG on business.
Mf. aud Mrs. Jolm Robertson -
in r. Centro for q ho"t time. They
.rr'vcd ia time 10 vote.
Mrs j. =. po)an was in t9wa
froo r-awlcv yesterday.
G. ". Collins. who has not been
wcl rc"rptlv. left thlS morning fm
I.on,a Liuda. Nlr"c h"- will under
90 treatment.
FIX senator CH'fSord Coqaiuo, who
hes been spending the summer o.
tnc coast. l1s returned to the civ.
Ur >;a;,~ -lat III health is m"ch
- ..i..,\.tt.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
BOURBON CHIEFS
ASSERT RESULTS
JOLT COOLIDGE
Predict Certain Victory
For Democratic Party
Two Years Hence.
Gy WILLIAM j. McEVOY
C.. p. staff c0rrespandcnD

WASillNGTON. Nov. 5.-Drm'-
cratic spokc.mcn toda% called "'yr-
ton rcsu'ts . "a severe jolt t" Prcsi-
dent Cool;d%r's 5 prestige. = 1nl the
tarcrunncr Of = icmocratic lA-'
urcsidcntial victory. The frs!
Characterization was From Repre-.
sentative Gldficld, chairman of the
house Dcmuctatic campaign com
m:tlcc: the second from |r"n!,'
swanson, chairman o. ,ilr. official
ltcmocraiir speakers bureau.
,irantimr, Senator Morris. Nr-
2r;,,ta, Republican,, declared the
senate "cannot permit Ware
Pennsylvania and Smith JIIiinois)
- occupy seats, because of their
lazy campaign expenditure rec.
cfds.
MrSwanSou .aa,d he expected to
s,e president Cooiid"r rcnaninnt"d
bat predicted u decisive Democratic
sjctory, barring aaoiher " Madison
square Garden patty.
The election, J." said, ''iaai-
Gates the president is no stronger
-, weaker than his party. The sup
: oscd popularity Of the president
aas shown not 10 exist and those
candidates who sought his aid were
tsat"u. Defiance o. Tie president
by Smith # Illinois seemed to help
Smith. The returns Indicate thc
! reor'" ar" hc2iania" to realize that
'Lc h"publcan issue. are unfound-
,d and unreal. II" false economy.
f.I>o tax roGuction false farm ."-
If and "akr prosperity were OK
sa>ad in tho campaign
>cuator Norris recalled that in
j ne NcWhcrrv case the srnatc con
: f.moo@ expenditure of more than
f9e,oo0 and he pointcd out that
! bo;h Smith and Narc spcn, more
1.an 'his figure in securing their
nGmiHat ions
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

Re butts Ford roadsters off the
road, spots new paint Jobs during
the day and spend the night licking
off the undried paint.
At one time-probably as re-
suit of the kick contained in a new
paint job-he chased a raneher un
der his porch and tb"n stood guard.
frolicking around and tearing up
great chunks Of sod in the we'll kept
lawn.
"Ya can have him, il ya want
him, - commcndc dthis fancher, bur
"I'd like to know how va r goin
10 catch him.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
n ow Publication
Tells Story Of
Western Ranges ees

The CORY IF the western Grazing
rqnur FROM the DAYS of roromado 10
lrr Ite.cut t5rae. -, mar""'onS orig
nal ...>orrres i foe9Ga. hoT' = ~
'.~l-,d. IT, 'prntiHr cf She herds a
Sc Eas; vitb 80 Low .hcrn> cf IT,
West. and steek raising past ani
crescent. or" discussed ia uuh'ira-
ivan in,t issued by the drpl"+mca
~ agriculture ra1nr ia" fi,ia -
''TNa Stpr,. - Tire Epl"o. ~
r.'Ip.tn e-aboo.as - compIat:oa Of
ai ara'lqb'a historical Information
.a .Lc u.s. O. re r4u"". rHf'"' m# n
"rrwcut. aal -" ca@Hr> C ra"ea
tctcr,oeatjoe aad erosion. rs we'l
a, the reze'ty ~ .first-hand eNperi-
.oo' r,@ is9csti"r,i"o. :aaF -
,j,2iaad G.uo O., I..r 1~ ''l" .."''."
'.4t. ur.s, ....',.,tjcn +, tro roit1d
Ht"tr }ag 1m&t Of aarir"'toa,.
N"yriuroo '..C.
~lis A1'eIp is losnJ on n.t
~ the heqaiaas before the commit
'c 90 uIblic iands and Surveys rf
'N. Uo'}cd $t3t.> SoGatr WNssti"1
.N1 til, arazinr use of the public
domain lo",L, The Inaian r.scrHa-
'ioue. "r1 tho Nrtirrnl Forests. ii
y7s wri - ~ VIII g. Gen2y. vi,o
t.i "'%~lo laif " century has beoH
in clas- touch with rJngn roaij
ir.Hs H.ot @hoal fine f"t r,stp"n
country, first aS "a ur3ctjral Western
range storl.'Yar fpr tw"rfr-figc
,n@re "9a I;t"~ "S iHSucrtor ~ cru
ioe and a~,',fdn fn'r>'c~ in ~ha~e.
of th" ora<;a% work Of thr United
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
Pay y0tsG' D0& 9
q living wage

The cheerful functioning Of ali parts
of the body never results when the it's
sue is starv ID and the vitality depict
ed--whlch follow irregular CT iacoI-
plete elimination.
The only method which viii insure
successful, smoothly operating bodily
machine is: Fail absorption Of neces-
sary food elernerts--complete and reg
ular elimination Of wasts.
Roman Meal, TIE perfect grain food.
10 the Happy Medium" between tn.
too-Gneiy refined cereals ana white -four
foods, and the necessary, bat coarse
bran which contains very littie nutri-
ment, and which should not be used
except when "relieved' by a grain
product such as f1axose which dilutes
the harshness Of the bran and gently
llbricates the tract"
Serve Roman Meal--you worried moth
crs Of under-nourishe! children. each
way some day, in any one OF the TWEEN
ty-tive different ways, and see your
proud little ones improve! See, too,
how tired husbands enjoy L and M
IryVe 100!
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
"GsT BATTALION
WELL ATTENDED
BY EI. CENTRANS

Several hundred persons who ~aW
..Thc Lost Battalion at the Pa
lace thcatrr last night, thorouGhlT
criovcd the famous pictur" of the
World War according 80 Manager
%.~~jS.
The picture, which is being pro
aurcd under the auspices of hoyre
A'cu Post. American Legion. do"lS
with the well known incident IN
the Nrgouc Forest, when an cn'tr"
battalion al American soldiers was
surrounded ho the Gcrwrns 10" 81
DAYS. hcforc being rescued by their
comrades.
Many Of the original members Of
the battalion appear in thc picture
including the late Licut"nan'-'"."-
ucI WhittIc>ov. commander Of tn"
BATTALION who hcoawc famous .Wh'E
lac told the Germau~ to go +"
he'll. " v-Nou called uron 80 >urrcn-
der. Whittlescy. hi, mind shattered
hv liS WV cNrnri"uc"S. d'~ln 'e1f
cl from = boa bound for \rw (orE
:. ..rr yitn .eia" ~" }"i.'"t'"n Of
~" T"ruown Soldier grave M
Washington.
In nroducine g." n.tur', T." {.
McCullom. "huvk "';'a'" in the
var. determined +, ,'jc' to sra'i2m,
on, thc rc-ult, of his ,'io.t~ are ~
maven, ia .ha 'fjc.urc.
.whc lost ua''alioe" VIII b"
<aown again toniqht for th' last
,;mc. \ can city hoGsr : "Npcr''J
a. t,,h pcrform.rco>. the first on,
STARRING .t 20 ','ocl, and 'Ir second
- y 'rln.k
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
Playful Moose
Is Nuisance; to
Be Given Away

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 3.-Any
one want Il moose?
If 50, the state game commission
has . playful little fellow, weighing
a trif,r over 1900 pounds, which it
viii give away under certain condi-
tioGs.
The big bull, known as til"
rambling moose Of Kroll, has
become such pest in the Reeds
sport district that the mothers are
telling the children thai The "ramb-
ling moose will get you.
Moose in Oregon are protected by
law. 50 the person who catches the
rambler must guarantee proper care
Of the beast. But the chief qucs
tiou is how to catch him!
The Rambler has playful habits.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
Reclamation To
Be Discussed at
Colorado C0nfah

S\N FRANCISCO, Nov. @.-F''-
lamatior. with particular reference
! tr iwn"'.topt western rejects mrr-
/ toned bv Secretary o;' Comm"r 40
! Herbert Hoover in recent @ddrt So"
vii occupy the large part Of th.
program at the western divisional
meeting of the Chamber Of Com
mcrcc Of the Limited states at Colo
RADIO Springs, Zee. & and T. Secrc
tarv Hoover has uointcd ont that
il win take about ten Years to com
'ctp suwc of the larger projects,
among which may bc mentioned the
Colorado River. and lay that time
thc country viii need more land for
food uro3nctio,. II is therefore vi
tally Important for tn" western
states TO oct together on plans for
large scale reclamation develop
mcat, 50 thai thov may be united
in prcsntn" their needs to the
c,mtrV NJ large, and the Colorado
Springs meeting Of tn" National
( thamhcl offers IN aAmiraoc 90
pcrtunitv for srch action. Inter
C> in these plans is now very keen
all over the Western division, and
s, vcral important preliminary con.
fcrcrccS have already been held in
widely separated sections. The re
suits of these conferences win hs
presented to the western divisional
meeting, and it is hoped that united
action viii follow at that time.
Many state officials and rcnrc 3c''-
tativcs of the federal government
viii be in attendance.
In addition 70 plans regards
rartcular projects, some imoortar:
reclamation phases. such rs }ahi
settlement, viii also be discussed.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

states forest service, which supce.
';ecs and controls the use Of tho
r:1;ola forcst raa2cs by arproxi-
rat2ly fifteen million head cf
livestock Of all agcs.
The volume is profuscIv illustrated
With half tones showing conditions
on the ranges as wcIl is their pres
cnt use of livestock.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
NE WIS BRIEFS
From City and County

|othy Mix Brackenbury. Dane
|lstructor. jJS Adams. Phone
adv
b One Arrest. - The only ar
|adc during election day 50 far
|Wu was that of Mike Garcia
|bcr for disturbing the peace.
were no arrests in the city
icrc w@s no session Of police
It !, said TO have been q
iuIct election day throughout
ole county
Are Prepared to take care Of
rade, anything in the way ~
' ms and fryers. Give us Il trial.
T"dd, lpS2 Woodward Av'.
| 9cG. adv
9th, Palace Thcmcr. Hub
Jprralogurs. Tickets II and
N1lIcv Drug. adv
yes. Vote cast.-Thc fifth
ri ~ the liaeoln school,
and Olive ca,t go votes.
ge~t in the city. y petition
* planned to have thr pre-
Iividcd, or rcapportioncd ~
way. The election boa'd
til! Q o'clock this morning.
booth, were presided and rs
more a}dcl. sill voters had
i to get an opportunity 81
Amy Lyons, Csteopatl, 7oi
fth ST. Phone 81. adv
.rt Marcell'ng 75c. Vera Rod
Park View tp's. No. {, sixth
NdumS. Phone 157N. adv
ial Horse Tra!n. y special
+ eight ctrs went through
'ruiug to san bicsp over the
T. destined fm til Tiiu1ua
ack. Some fat race, were
the number including ca
-. &. Ramsey iravcliu.
and passenger agent lrcum
the train Ia the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

day. McMurrav is a former local
resident who IS now making his
home in Los Angeles. McMurray.
who with Mrs. McMurray coached
Il number Of local talent produc-
tions in this city, is putting on
"Scvcn Chances, for the Brawlcy
EIks on November - AID Is.
McCabe Center Meeting.-The
McCabc farm home department will
meet at the A. V. Klintbcrg ranch
on Friday for ap all day meeting.
instruction il meat cookery will be
given in the morning. The after
moon will be devoted to planning the
1927 program.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
Directors Win Meet-The re-.

Directors viii Meet-Thc rcgu-
lar monthy meeting of the board of
directors of tho Imperial County
Farm Bureau win hc held on Sat
urday of this week. County chair
mon Of the farm home department
wjl also meet at the court house.
their meeting being called for Hoo
',lo,k The two groups will gath
cr for a Joint luncheon, which will
hc addressed by Miss lIarictt G..
Eddv, state lcadcr Of home demon
traliou agents.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
T.APGEGrn SUCAP PINE
TREE MIILED RECENTLY
RN United Press Leased Wire

TUOLIMNE, Nor. &.-Contain-
ing &loo0 rcet Of first grade lum-
hcr, the largest sugar pine tree on
record in this district WIS milod re-
Gently at the Pickering Lumber
company.
Nine flat cars were required 10
bring the tree into the mill. u
measured nine feet in diameter at
The base and WAS 30 feet tail.
The apojc harvest in the lower
Yakima Valley, WASH. is Il very
light cu".
Imatilia county. Oregon, hcld lis
hnual potato ~hoa, Oct -, and
distributed taoo in prizes.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
Divorce Caees-lu the divor,

Divorce Cases-ln the divorc"
taye cf Merry \. Ma1aferro ".
Frank MallHfcrro. The defendant,
g, .aulted and decree has been
granted TO the plaintiff. Nellie lIar-
isou Coffin has filcd an action for
divorce against rcr husband. Caryl
Fern Coffin The tIial has been set
for December :. n petition 10 show
capsc WIZ the divorce case should
he changed from Imperial to Los
Angeles county is ON file in the
clerk 5 office directed to William
Waddcll whom his wife is suing
for divorce and a,:mony, The par.
ties formnrN resided at Calipatria,
and the defendant now resides at
Pomona. They separated in July.
Tie petition win be heard on No
Vcmhcr ;. Lclah *. Waddcll is
the plaintiff
Putting on Show-Copcr Me
Iptr.N ,.iu;,,. th, it,. ,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
Appointed Traffic officer.-sa

Wise has hccu temporarily appoint
eel as 81 tatr 'i.jtic officer to take
H.. ra,t ct rlcyd A"kley, hctt"r
kAovu a~ "Sli,k hy his aSsoci;I-
IS. v.r lfl ~ in the hospits'
c~ lie result co. 50 hroken leg re
,ri,,t ro ao "cr..rnt two weeks
asa. A.a,oy s. reported as slowly
'lIuUA J.. &.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
Ten Traffic Cases-Thcre were

Ten Traffic Cases-Thcre were 10
t,affir cas"S this morning in the
court of Justice l. Mayfield. most
Of tbem minor eases. Three of these
had lquidltcd their fines previous
~, aud the sum of $i3, was turned
over 10 the court this morning. Most
ot tie ofteusc, were for failing 70
observe TIE boulevard stops aud for
a.,iua Improper lights.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
For Real Lemonade or Orange,
,da at Paul's, Union Stages De-
pct adv

Special Rate ON permanent waves
for ten dty, PAWS Beauty Shoppc.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
DR.. IT. J. Buddy. Eye

DR.. r. J. Ruddy, Eye, Err, Nose
aad Throat Sncrialist or Los Au@r-
lo-. wi5l ~ IN the offices Of Dr. Il.
I. Cunningham, 81 Main 81, for
examinations aud operations, on
NatJ.rIay. Novcmhcr Gth Call at
ottice or Phone Ia for appointment.
q 4 y
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

Ca2'2lo"po Bedding or other trac-
tor work, Hor B, Hayes. tJic%jco.
Phone -. alv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
COLORADO GAGE

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 3. Spot
cotton quiet; mids. l2.&S: futures
clnNnI stn.- IL
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

NEW ORLEANS. Ny. 3.-Ccttou
lo>cd Off % tn - poins today.
.pot. nnict. off 10: mids l2.7I.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

Violin ard Band instruments,
Williams Music Studio. Telephone
I--. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

Discharged From Patton-Rudol-
70 Callcgo has been discharged from
the state hospital at Patton by an
order received at the county clerk 5
office, having recovered. He was
s'nt there som" months ago upon
ordcr ut court.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

Peas Begin To Move.--Two cals
Of peas were shipped by freight over
Southern Pacific this morning to
the eastern markets. Several smaller
lots were shipped previously by eN-
press, and it is expected that the
crop will begin tJ move quite lively
from now on.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03
Doctor w. E. Lyons, Osteopath,

Physician X Surgeon, Runaway
Bldg. Phones, office 137. Res ~.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

DR.. Harry Findley, specialist in
discusses of eye. ear nose and
throat. i23i Dav Bldg. Phone
W adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

Order Property Delivered-An Dr-
der has been made in the estate Of
Frank 7. Thing, delivering certain
property held in a safety deposit
box to the rightrd. owner. LIMA D..
Thing through an order filed in the
office of the countytclcrk.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

Wooda Blesy Dance Studio. 723
Orange. Phone 4llW. ady
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

DR.. r. l.. Palmer. Ehiropractor,
PaIuIcss Sv~'em. Hprms % - Bank
"t Ita'y E>d% i'hcr,. lis apd
Gs>W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

DR.. A z. Hanson, Dentist. Ex-
tracti0n specialist Davis Bldg
Evenings by appointment. Phone
SW. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

Putting on Show-Coper Me
Murray is n visitor IN the city to.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

Have Real cst-facial. Parsiennc
HcaGtE Shoppc. Tel. 7S3. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

.rt Marcell'ng 75c. Vera Rod
Park View tp's. No. {, sixth
idums. Phone 151N. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

Are Prepared to take care OF
rade, anything in the way of
ms and fryers. Give us a trial.
T"ld, 1852 Woodward Av'.
9GG. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

Amy Lyons, tsteopath, 70i
fiji ST. Phone ~. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-03

|. 9th, Palace Thcatcr. Hub
'JprralogucS. Tickets II and
NalIcv Drug. adv
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-09-16

A Want AID in the American will
bring results.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-09-16
Norman Township
{ Waletzko called on Bin

! Chester Waletzko called on Bill
Harmon Sunday night.
Mrs. Frank Devall spent Friday
afternoon at the Olaf Nelson home.
Mrs. Aug. Kruger and children
spent Sunday at the Ray Kruger
home.
Mrs. Frank Devall and son, Ray.
visited at the Aug. Kruger home
Monday.
Frank Devall came home from An
Okla and spent Sunday with his fam
lily here.
Geo. Kowitz and Helmert Tenges-
dial visited Tuesday evening at the
Steve Purull home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Watson have
purchased 80 acres of land from Mr..
Lingren, known as the Carlisle place.
A large number of neighbors and
friends went to the home of Mrs. Olaf
Nelson Sunday afternoon to help her
celebrate her birthday. She received
many pretty and useful gifts. A nice
lunch was served and everybody en-
joyed the afternoon.
Oscar and Agnes Nelson motored
here from Duluth Saturday to visit
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Nell
son. They were accompanied by
Miss Mildred Anderson who also Wis
tied at the Nelson home till Monday,
but Miss Agnes will visit her parents
forsa few weeks.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-09-16
Jardine Edict Saves Grain Loss

Washington-Secre of agricul-
ture William M. Jardine issued an or
der revoking one issued by the Chi
cago Grain Board of Appeals, which
prohibited the use of the Perkins
tester in determining grades and dock
age of wheat. The secretary's man.
date becomes effective Immediately.
No effort will be made to discontinue
the use of the Perkins tester until all
parties have had an opportunity to be
heard. Such a hearing probably will
be held during the coming winter.
"The Perkins tester will be used In
determining grades and dockage on
this years CROP" said Representative
August H. Andersen upon leaving the
department of agriculture. 1--WE are
gratified that the secretary acted so
promptly upon this matter which
otherwise would have meant a great
money loss to the farmers of the
northwest. It is distinct victory for
them"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-09-16

Geneva, Switzerland-An outstand-
ommendation, voiced by M. Paul
Boncour, that a general conference on
disarmament should be convoked at
the earliest possible date. Quickly
following Frances decision pro-
nounced at Paris the very day Ger
many became member of the
League of Nations, whereby the
French army would be reduced by g.
700 officers and steps would be taken
to establish a 12-month instead of 10
months military service for French
youth, M. Paul Boncour's action fur
nished evidence to many of the dele
gates that France sincerely desires to
reach a disarmament agreement.
The conversations between M.
BRAND, the French foreign minister,
and DR.. Stresemann, representing
Germany, continue, with almost fran
tic endeavors of the representatives
Of both French and German delega-
tions to prevent the public from get
ting an exaggerated impression of
their Importance. Both statesmen
are moving cautiously, realizing the
stupendous nature of their tasks.
Premier Poincare has heartily ap-
proved M. Brands speech in the as
sembly welcoming Germany, and, it
Is understood, is earnestly backing M.
BRAND in his efforts to develop a
Franco German rapprochement.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-09-16
GR0NINGEN
A. w. Haglin spent Thursday in

A. w. Haglin spent Thursday in
the Cities.
All the N. P. buildings are receiv-
ing new coat of paint.
Don't forget the dance Saturday
evening. A good time is assured.
Grandma Erickson returned Monday
from few weeks visit at Grasston.
Alfie Erickson and Emil Molander
spent Sunday at the Soderstrom home.
Mrs. L. Sorenson and son came down
from Duluth for visit at her par
entail home.
Elmer Nelson motored down from
Duluth Friday and is spending his
vacation here.
Mrs. M. HI. Nyberg spent a few days
taking in the sights at the State Fair
and visiting relatives.
Mrs. A. Geisen, Miss Angeline and
Herbert Murphy spent the week end
at the M. Geisen home.
Mrs. Emil Johnson and family re-
turned to st. Paul Friday after spend
ing vacation on their farm.
Mervin Carlson came down from
Barnum and spent few days with
his grandfather, Elias johnson.
Saturday evening Sept. 18th, the
Community Club is giving dance
at the hall. Good music. Come and
enjoy yourselves.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-09-16
BEROUN

A large number of the town folks
took in the ball game at Cambridge
Sunday.
Miss Lille Nygren and John Ny
gren spent Sunday with their folks
at KOst.
Mr.. Stevens from east of town,
spent several days of last week in
wisconsin on business.
The Misses Ethel and Mildred Carl
son spent Saturday and Sunday with
their folks in Meadow Lawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Chalupnik of
Norfolk, Nebr., arrived here last week
for a visit with their relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs. Carlson
from Sturgeon Lake, spent Tuesday
afternoon of last week with Mrs. A.
E. Moen.
Godfrey Work left for his home at
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-09-16
Duxbury Neighborhood

Russell Emert who was sick for a
week, is now able to go to school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Matson have
moved onto the ALT. Swanson place.
Elsie Glienke left Sunday for Elk
ton where she will attend high school
this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Hanstad of Mark
vile, called on H. C. Hanstad last
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Neil Calvin is quite sick with
inflammatory rheumatism. Mrs. S.
E. WATSON is also on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald of Elkton,
spent the week end at the G. Glienke
home. Mrs. Glienke and Mrs. Nc
Donald are sisters.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-09-16

Sandstone Saturday after being en-
ployed by the Coon Construction Co.
all summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Carsten and fam
lily motored to Cambridge Sunday
where they spent the afternoon with
friends. John also took in the ball
game.
A farewell party was given at the
pavilion Saturday night in honor of
Arnold Newberg who left for his home
in Hibbing, after spending the sum-
mer here.
Miss Gladys Guptil of Minneapolis,
came up last Saturday for a visit
with her father and brothers east Of
town. Miss Guptil is taking nurses
training course at the Abbot hospital.
Leonard Machart and John Carsten
played for dance at the o. B. Steen
home near Cloverdale last Saturday
night. In spite of the extremely bad
roads they report a very large at
tendance.