Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-10-13
WILLOW RIVER

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bochek who
have been in st. Paul the past month,
returned last Thursday. Miss Min
nesota is slightly improved in health
and hopes to be home again soon.
Several hunters went out of here
Sunday morning. after a hard night
| at the dance, to Rice lake, near Mile
Laos lake, to shoot ducks. They re-
turned Sunday afternoon, very de-
jected and disappointed, and without
game. The ducks had evidently de-
cided to rest up for the night and
have breakfast in some other lake as
there was a very noticeable lack of
ducks on this lake when the hunters
arrived.
Jack Wadley and Florence johnson
were week end guests at the Wadley
home.
The dance given by the Community
club Friday evening was well attend
ed. The people of the community en-
joy going to Barney Amundson's hall
for an evenings frolic and some ex-
pressed themselves that these par
ties should be put on more often. The
music was furnished by the Nelson
Twins and the boys were very enter
tanning with their snappy music. The
finance committee realized enough
from the proceeds to warrant all eff
forts put forth.
The Anderson Bros. splendid roomy
garage is finished and ready for &C.
cupancy. All fall Martin Anderson,
proprietor, had promised the Amer
lean Legion boys that they might use
the large show room for a dance as
soon as the building was completed.
Their dreams were realized Saturday
evening. Angelo Yotti who is well
known throughout the countryside as
concertina artist, furnished the
music, and was accompanied by a
trap-drummer and splendid saxa-
phonist. The music was poppy and
there was enough variation to make
it interesting. The crowd was large
and enthusiastic. At midnight a
lunch was served, army style. 1t is
understood that the proceeds are to be
used to purchase flag pole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Bohaty and four
sons, Stanley, William, Rudy, and
John, returned Friday from Omaha,
Nebr., and will locate on their farm
formerly known as the Klecan place,
about three and a half miles east of
here. The family moved here sew
eral years ago and started farming,
but found they were not as success
full in this form of production as their
former occupation in Omaha, so re-
turned. The oldest of the children is
now married and living in Nebraska.
The family is welcome to this COM
munity again, and this time it is
hoped that the farm will be so pro-
ductive that they will be satisfied to
stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Axel Larson moved
here from Eagle Bend last Thursday.
They are comfortably settled for the
winter in the building recently va
Gated by the Cibulka family. Mr..
Larson has been helping E. A. Bur-
ling all summer in the feed store
and creamery, so he decided to move
his household goods here and locate
indefinitely.
Eddie Clough and his father, Ed
Clough, and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur An
derson drove to Brook Park Sunday
to attend mail carriers meeting
and also an auxiliary meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs. Art Gunderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Swartz, Miss Maud Nc
MILAN and Walter Larson attended
the Rebekah lodge card party and
dance at Moose Lake Tuesday eve
ming. A good time was had by all.
Mr.. and Mrs Neil Johnson and
family who own the local telephone
exchange, left Friday to visit at their