Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-04-28
SANDSTONE BARBER
SHOP CHANGES HANDS
Geo. A. Wolff Sells to Former
Owner, ]. A. RObertsOn.-Mak-
ing Preparations for July 4th.
Senior Class Play April 20.

Geo. A. Wolff who has conducted
one of the barber shops in Sandstone
the past four years has sold his bus
mess to j. A. Robertson who has been
employed there and will continue the
business. Mr.. Wolff and brother
have bought a three chair shop and
pool hall at Clara City, to which place
Mr.. Wolff will move with his family
as soon as he can wind up his affairs
at Sandstone. Mr.. Wolff is an ex-
cellent barber, alert to the interests
of the community in which he resides
has taken an active interest in many
public undertakings in Sandstone and
will be missed there. Mr.. Robertson
is an old timer in the barber business
at Sandstone, conducting shop there
for many years before Mr.. Wolff came,
and needs no introduction to the peo-
pie there. He is also good trades
man.
The Sandstone fire department held
their regular meeting Monday evening
| at which time Geo. A. Wolff, who is
leaving town, resigned as chief. o. w.
Jacobson was elected chief in his
stead. The department voted to go
on record in assisting the Legion in
putting on Fourth of July celebra-
ton. A committee was appointed to
| interview the business men at once
| in an effort to raise the necessary
funds. The fire department has a
| record for putting things over in a
successful manner and no doubt will
make a favorable report in a few
| days. The committee on the base
ball grounds also reported that the
contract for leveling the diamond has
been let to Jake Work who will begin
the work at once.
Frank Dorsey who has been spend
ing the winter in Chicago, returned
home to visit with his parents a few
days before resuming his position as
brakeman on the Range.
Glenn McNiel who for the past
three years has been assistant at the
Central Lumber Co. yards here, will
move his family to Bruno the first
part of next month and he will have
charge of the company's interests
there.
"a Full House" the Senior class
play, will be presented Friday even
ing, April 20. The cast of characters
are as follows:
Parkes, an English servant. ......
| ................T Theodore Lundberg
Susie, from Sioux City, maid....
................... Selma Gjertson
Ottily Howell, bride. Margaret Tyre
Mrs. Winnecker, from Yonkers, the
| aunt ................E Ethel Pearson
Daphne Charters, Ottily's sister,.
| ................ Dorothy Richards
Nicholas King, a stranger.
................. Norman Hedlund
Ned Pembroke, Jr., an only son.. -.
| Henry lngebrltSon
George Howell, a bridegroom. ....
................... Donald Mcneil
Dougherty, police sergeant.
................. Carl Lindberg
Jim Mooney, policeman. Alex Orbin
Kearney, another. ........ Ray Oliver
Mrs. Fleming, who owns the apart
| ment ...............H Helen Larson
Vera Vernon, a show girl. ........
| ...............H Helen Frederickson
Mrs. Pembroke, from Boston. .....
| ................ Marguerite Robey
The play is in three acts. The
scene represents the draWing-room of
Mrs. Fleming's apartment on River
side Drive, New York City. Pro-
duced by special arrangement with
Samuel French of New York.
If you are unaware of the fact that
Cleveland is in Dakota and Boston is
| in Rhode Island, see Theodore Lund-
berg, as the typical English butler in
| the Senior class play, Full House..
presented at the New Theater, Friday
evening April 90 Time 500