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dropped out of things. wish l
could make you understand"
II do understand. Sybil."
Craig, I'd make a rotten wife"
you're I morbid little sweet.
heart. I'll say that for YOU"
but I'm dreadfully serious.
Craig. don't think ought to be
married feeling the way |
do"
you're all upset right now.
honey. It's sort Of reaction after
the wedding. You're tremendously
high strung. you know. You let
things affect you too much. valerie's
been getting your goat. knew she
would. from the minute I laid eyes
on her.
"Tad's probably made a mistake.
But after all. that's his funeral. II
YOU could only learn to take things
a. they are. But you're always re-
bellious. Settling inside all the
time. Popping Oh like . little fire.
cracker. You've got to learn to take
life gracefully. Sybil. Bucking fatc
Is q tough Job. We cant do It.
little girl. There's no use trying.
Lies so much bigger than any Of
Us"
lsRUT. Craig. look at me! i've
- lost everything. You can't
expect me to fold my hands. and
murmur. Thy will DO DONE You
cant expect mo to Just lie down.
and lot the gods Of tate walk OIL
over me-.
First. there was that dreadful
war and my poor boy was led TO-
slaughter. And. Craig. that drove
mo nearer insanity than you'll ever
know. And then there were the
cTasy ysers afterward. when We
al went Wild. Things happened
then. dear. that ia like to forget.
Il It hadn't been Tor my lob. I'd
have gone OF the handle entirely.
~ loved that Job, Craig. ID the
Office from nine till ave. busy every
minute. Accomplis B ing things,
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THIS HAS HAPPENED

THIS HAS HAPPENED
TAD THORNE md VALERIE
VEST are married In q little
chapel By the sea. with grandeur
and great deal Of hOilness.
Its like vnl," thought sYBlL
THORNE. whose own love affairs
had made plenty Of Talk. "She'a
making u seem Implicated. hut
that doesn't make any difference.
Il come, united these days. how
Sybil. who vorships her broth-
er. II exceedingly unhappy be.
cause she disllkes Valerie. Her
own engagement 10 CRAIG NEW.
HALL fllis her also with fOrbod-
tnEs. Because. though Craig 10
Sybil does not really love him.
Years before. her sweetheart,
JOHN LAWRENCE. m arch ed
away to war ON the eve nj their
mnrrinEe-and never returned.
Convinced that she can never
gagged to Craig to make her dy-
Thorne was d : d before she
could tell him. and now sybiI
does not know what to do.
Val and Tad 20 to Canada for
alone to their summer place NJ
WinnnO to prepare for the home.
coming of the newlyweds.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER TX
THE town was full OF memories.
The beach where Sybil had
walked with John Lawrence. The
lawns about the house where they
had strolled in the moonlight.
Everywhere she went q shadowy
figure walked beside her. A tall.
slim boy In khaki. with hair like
gold. and lovelight in his eyes.
It seemed to Sybil that she was
closer to John there. where she
had learned to love him. than she
had ever been anywhere else.
At night she found the place on
the beach where he had kissed her
first. And she stood, as she had
stood that night. with her face to
the sea, while the wind whipped
her dress about her. and blew her
hair where Johns cheek should
have been.
Then she put up her arms to
nothingness. and raised her face to
her phantom lover.
Whatever l do" she whispered.
I'LL love you still. Forever and
forever, john"
The mist was rolling In in clouds
when Craig found her on the sands.
"Sybil." he cried when he saw
her there. ARE you crazy. dear?
It's cold as the devil out here, and
damp. What are you doing, moon.
ing away all by your lonesome?"
Thinking about ,you." she lied
lightly.
He took her hand fondly. and she
could see how happily he smiled.
Poor Craig. 1t was so easy for her
to please him. Only a little word
Of a1ection-a loving smile.
ssCIT down." she invited. II want
- to tell you something"
Il He put the coat he carried, about
her. and she pillowed her head
against his shoulder.
Craig. I'm the unhappiest girl
on EARTH" !
II know. honey"
His arm about her drew her
gently closer.
No. you don't. Craig. You think
It's because John Ii dead, and
daddy. And now Tad married. And
mother and ! ct swords points, b.
cause " don't speak the same Ian.
guage. But that's not Ill Of {.
Craig. It's something inside al
me. like poison. ! don't know. ex.
actly. Something that makes me
bitter and rebellious-and miser.
able! Oh. Craig. you don't know.
Il think ! do. dear" g
"Oh. It's dreadful. Craig! Every.
things all gone wrong. Ny whole
life. It's something worse than
losing PEOPLE. Its losing EVERY.
THING. Ideals and dreams 4. ).
and hops. M
There's such IN all-sone feeling.
Al Il the bottom had simply
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ings and slaughter Of lambs and Z
good world demand for wool In the
next nine months. At the same time
10 warning Is issued against further
expansion Of sheep production in the
face Of this high demand.
About one-seventh the CONNER
cial crop Of cabbage in the United
States gets to the consumer in the
form Of sauerkraut. In one recent
year sauerkraut production amount
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held her closer. The only sound
about them was the wavelets lap.
ping at their feet.
Craig" she said. II ought to be
muzzleH.. Shooting my idiotic head
OF like q darn fool. Talking in
circles, and back where began"
"Sybil, want a kiss"
And when she had given him her
lips. she settled herself again in
his arms.
Il guess I'm getting old. Craig.
l haven't had an honest.to-God
thrill In ages"
That's nice thing to tell met"
INSTANTLY she was contrite.
: "oh, darling. / didn't mean to
hurt your feelings. 1t isn't YOU.
It's I. You're adorable, Craigie."
Then marry me. sweetheart"
Sybil drew her knees up under
her chin.
"And now" she remarked. sur.
veying the ocean, we're back
where We started FROM"
Please, dear"
Il told you I'd make Z rotten
wife,"
Il know you did. But I want
you just the same"
Il tell you what I'll do. Craig"
Resolutely she faced hill. NAB
Blake is going to Havana next
week. Wretched time for 1t. l sup.
pose. Rainy season, or something.
That's why Mab's going-they've
cut the rates in half. And you
know Nab on bargains. She's been
trying to get me to join her. A
months trip. Mothers been urg.
Ing me to 90 ahead. And Tad and
Valerie will be home next week.
Il can't make any decisions,
Craig. with you around. And
mother is SO disquieting. ] simply
cannot do 1t. MAIDS q tranquil old
Jane. Thirty-four. and getting
sour. You know how It Is with
social workers. She'll keep me out
Of trouble. Perhaps tho rest and
change would help me. Whole days
on the ocean. Peace and quiet. It
couldn't hurt, Craig. And 1t might
help. What do you say"
Maybe 1t was the wind from the
sea that made Craig shiver. Maybe
It was Doubts cold fingers laying
hands on him. He lit Z cigaret.
and as he held the match to his
face Sybil thought how pitiful he
looked-how weary and defeated.
II she had loved him enough she
would have taken his head In her
arms and kissed his wishful lips.
But she raised them. instead. to
the leaden sky. where one small
planet cleaned.
"Star bright. star light" she
cried. first star I've seen tonight!
Wish may. wish | might get the
wish that ! wish tonight. And !
WISH" she told tho hedvens with
great solemnity. that Mister
Craig Newhall will sec the advan.
tages Of Miss Sybil Thorne leaving
Immediately. II not sooner. for
Cuba"
Craig shifted his weight heavily
from one elbow to the other. like
an old man.
ITS the way life is." be told her.
"You don't care enough-that's al.
Not that ! blame you. Sybil. God
knows We cant love Where and
when W would"
But Craig!" she cried. That's
not fair. ] 10 love you-only-I-
I'm oil mixed up inside. oh. Graf.
gie. dear. what's the use Of talk.
ing. ! won't 60 II you don't want
mo to. I'll do exactly whatever you
say"
The devil you wilt" DO retorf,
"a grimly. ''Youll do whatever
you want-and you darn we'll know
t."
Ito l3e Continued)
What DID 6ybN DOT Something
0dpeHtxyoxs. Of course. lts IN the
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AGENTS WANTED

SIS WEEKLY. MAN OR WOMAN
WANTED with ambition and in
4ustry, to distribute Rawleigh's
Household Products to steady
users. Fine openings near you.
We train and help you SO you can
make up to 500 a week or more.
No experience necessary. Pleasant,
profitable, dignified work. Write
today w. 7. Rawleigh Co., Dept.
ND253, Minneapolis, MINI.
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GARAGE FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Two garages. Call at
5O7 Third street or phone 926-J.
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the purchaser BY concealing the -
feriority Of the product.
Livestock producers should writo
to the Bureau Of Animal Industry Of
the U. s. Department Of Agriculture
In Washington, D. G., for Miscellah-
eous Publication c5-M. It's * CAL
endar Of Livestock Operations" and
covers the most important activities
IN the prevention Of livestock para
sites from month to month.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MlSCELLANEOUS
DIAMOND RINGS-$25 t. Is high
as you wish. Fine qualities, low
prices. Cash or payments you will
hardly miss. James w. Marek,
+! Exclusive Diamond Dealer. Office
at 10S Third street, Bismarck, N.
Oak.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
New and second hand. Over 500
|. styles and sizes. We have one to
fit your business. w. E. Stitzel,
representative. Patterson Hotel,
Bismarck, N. d.
WANTED TO TRAUE Or SELl-
Hotel at Kuhn, N. D. Good pay
ing proposition. finc location.
Good terms in selling. Write
Matt Clooten, Kuhn. Full infor-
nation will be given.
FOR SALE-25 gal. crockery jar
with faucet, canvas porch swing,
black travelling case with brass
corners, Martin Saxophone C
Melody. Phone 904 or call 102
Ave. A.
FOR SALE-Registered Oxford
yearling rams $45 and up. Also
some good early spring rams.
Strutz & Nagel, 1-2 miles north
Of Bismarck.
! FOR SALE-Used school desks and
seats. Anyone interested see or
write. John O. Rise, President
Lien School District, Arena, N. D.
FOR SALE-One round list water
heating boiler. Good for one
thousand feet radiation. Inquire
c. G. larson. Phone 4O7.
FOR SALE--Set Of Harvard
classics. Anniversary edition.
Good as new, $4,000. Irving Funs-
ton, Menoken, N. D.
FOR SALE-Yearling Holstein Bull.
Also 10 head Of good work horses.
Bud Cook, 920 Ave. c., Bismarck.
N. Oak.
FOR SALE-Eight head Of Fo!stein
mich cows. Will bc fresh this
fall. Write John Sabat, Bismarck,
FOR SALE-Remington pump IL
gauge shotgun. Phone 3l8 after
o'clock.
FOR SALE-Casting box. Cheap.
Inquire at Tribune office.
TRAILER FOR SALE-Olson Mo-
tor Co. Phone 925.
Il Interpretations !
North Dakota Silver Mining COM
pany, $3.50, 900; New England; Rob-
ert M. Blank, George C. Gardner,
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FARM WANTED

FOR RENT-24O acre improved
farm. l want a tenant fully
equipped to farm 1. 240 acre place.
Located between Braddock and
Dana, Emmons county. To the
right party will furnish seed grain
on half crop share. Possession
can be given at once. Apply to
Eta B. Sayler, Bismarck, N. D.,
800 Mandan street or phone 578.
WANTED TO RENT-Farm land.
so acres cultivated or prairie land.
To be located north of Mckenzie,
N. OAK, for farming next spring.
Write E. Samuel, Bismarck, N. D.,
care Of Lewis Garske.
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Cd to @2,600,o00. Sauerkraut, by the
way, Is Of Asiatic origin-not Ger
man--say government experts.
Dairy products manufactured in
1927, except cheese, exceeded the
1926 volume, reports the u. S. De-
partmsnt Of Agriculture.
The Federal Food and Drug Act
prohibits the use Of artificial color
in COTTAGE cheese. It might deceive
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North Dakota Silver Mining COM
pany, $250,0O0; New England; Rob-
ert M. Blank, George c. Gardner,
and S. A. Fuller, New England;
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FOR SALE-Remington pump IL
gauge shotgun. Phone 318 after
z o'clock.
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FOR SALE-Eight head Of Eo.stein
mich cows. Will bc fresh this
fall. Write John Sabat, Bismarck,
N n
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
-PHO'N
FURNITURE FOR SALE


FOR SALE-Kefrigerator, dining
room table, 2 small bed room
tables, combination book case and
writing desk, also small show case.
Nielsen's Millinery.
FOR SALE-Walnut twin beds and
q full sized bed. All box springs.
Practically new. A bargain. Call
Room Is, City National Bank, or
phone s9s.
FOR SALE-One child's bed, /
bassanet, ! baby carriage, ! baby
sleigh, fireless cooker. Call at
800 Ave. A or phone 80.
FOR SALE-Electric range in good
order, practically new, reasonably
priced. Gil Second street. Phone
S12-W.
FOR SALE-Lloyd baby carriage in
good condition. Reasonable price.
Phone 729 or call at TO Broad
way.
FOR SALE-Piano, gateleg table,
floor lamp, chairs. pictures. Call
$50 or Apt. SOC, Hotel Patterson.
FOR SALE-Plain stair carpet, bar
gain if taken at once. Call at
410 Ave. B.
BARGAINS IN used furniture.
Kennedy Furniture Co.. Mandan,
N p
FOR SALE-Reed and ivory baby
carriage, 412 Fifth street. Phone
545.
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DOR SALE-Seven-room house.
Modern in every way, including
heated garage, full baser-ent. One
Of the best built homes in Bis.
marck. On pavement, shrubbciX
Ind good lawn. always kept in
best condition. Excellent location.
Well furnished. May be pur-
chased with or without furniture,
direct from owner. For informa-
tion phoI 267.
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FOR SALE-Casting box. Cheap.
Inquire at Tribune office.
TRAILER FOR SALE-Olson Mo-
tor Co. Phone 925.
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FOR RENT-Five room house with
light and water only at 215 South
Fifth street. Close in, ready for
possession Sept. 18th, rent reason
able. Inquire at 100 Broadway
ar nhnnA JAW
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WORK WANTED

FOR KENT-One two-room FUR
nished apartment in modern home,
9o4 Fourth street. Phone 5A3-W.
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FOR SALE-Yearling Holstein Bull.
Also 10 head Of good work horses.
Bud Cook, 920 Ave. c., Bismarck.
N. Oak.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR RENT-Strictly modern s,uc-
co bungaloy with garage. Finest
location, immediate possession. o.
w. Roberts. lit Main Ave. Phone
ISL or ISL.
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DIAMOND RINCS-$25 t. Is high
as you wish. Fine qualities, low
prices. Cash or payments you will
hardly miss. James w. Marek,
Exclusive Diamond Dealer. Office
at 108 Third street, Bismarck, N.
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FOR SALE-Lloyd baby carriage in
good condition. Reasonable price.
Phone 729 or call at TO Broad
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EOR Rents Small modern house
centrally located. Responsible
parties Of adults. Write Tribune
Ad. No. 66.
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FOR SALE-Modern home, includ-
ing heated garage, full basement,
shrubbery, lawn, good location.
For further information phone
287.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-10-18

Big ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS October
oath, 1890 a. m, 3 miles north,
mile west from Sandstone. Horses,
Holstein COWS (fine herd), chickens,
10 canary birds (high grade singers),
all farm machinery and household
goods. Everything sells. Moving to
Washington state. Usual terms. Free
lunch. c. E. Walker, owner; VIM. H.
Barnick, auctioneer; First National
Bank, Sandstone, clerk. 58w5-1t
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ASKOV

Mrs. C. Bushel of Duluth. is visit
ing at the A. G. Danielson home this
week.
Richard Petersen has been engaged
permanently as clerk at the Carl Mil
Ter store.
Carl Miller and family visited Sat-
urday and Sunday with relatives in
West Denmark, Wis.
Miss Hanna Sorensen left Tuesday
evening for Midtown. where she will
visit a few days with her folks.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Henriksen and Miss
Esther Henriksen were callers at the
F. Clarey Nielsen home in Centuria,
Wis, Sunday.
The Misses Valborg Miller, Marie
Kilstofte, Viggo Miller, and Ernest
Madsen visited in West Denmark,
Wis, Sunday.
Clemmen Rasmussen left Wednes-
day for Minneapolis, where he. will be
employed by his uncle, who owns a
dairy farm near the city.
"a. Rasmus Jensen came up from Chi
cago last week to look after his farm
sale here Oct. 10, after which he will
move his family to Chicago.
Miss Erna Frederiksen came up
from Chicago Sunday for weeks
visit at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. P. Frederiksen.
Miss Dora Christensen came home
from Duluth last week for an indefi-
mite visit at the home Of her folks,
Mr.. and Mrs. And. christensen.
Chris Eriksen who bought the old
section house some time ago, is nav
ing the building torn down and NOV
ing the lumber out to his residence.
About thirty Askovites journeyed to
Duluth yesterday to visit during the
day and to attend the Danish Brother
hood meeting there in the evening.
Mrs. H. H. SHOEMAKER and An
drew Andersen of Duluth, came here
Friday for a visit at the home OF
their folks, Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Mon
son.
Carl Aage Jensen who has been
visiting in Denmark this summer, re-
turned to Askov few days ago and
is now visiting at the L. c. Petersen
home.
Miss Signe Henriksen who has been
visiting for several months at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Chr. Soren-
sen, left last week for her home in
California.
Relatives here have received word
that Miss Thyra Sorensen who is
taking a course in nursing at Fair
view hospital, Minneapolis, is ill and
confined to her bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Conway and
daughter, Mavis, were callers at Be-
midi Saturday and Sunday. Mrs.
Conaway's mother, Mrs. VIM Werner,
returned with them for two weeks
visit.
Carl and Einar Paulsen of the
Askov Construction Co. crew at Hud-
son, Wis, came home Saturday. The
former is remaining for few days
while Einar returned to his work
again Monday.
Hans Nielsen, Albert Krogh, and
Louis Clausen left Tuesday for points
south of herein the corn husking
section. Erling Nielsen and Wagner
Jensen also went south on the same
day for the same purpose.
Gilbert Thompson of Cedar, came
here the first of the week to take
Leroy Lindgren's place at the local
depot. Mr.. Lindgren has been trans
ferred to Isanti. These changes were
made due to the seniority rights.
Miss Ingrid Stottrup who has been
clerking in the Carl Miller store for
some time, has resigned there and
will, together with the Misses Christ
inc Dixen and Othelia and Edna Paul
sen leave next week for an indefinite
trip to California.
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HEARD FROM READERS

In writing to the American to re-
nit for an advertisement which he
had inserted recently, Zach Snavely
of Bremen township, admits that
Bremen is the best township in Min
nesota. He states that it is no un-
usual occurrence to visit his neighbors
between five and six o'clock in the
morning and find them milking. The
crops are good in this locality. CIV
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To Exchange-Apartment house,
containing 20 separate apartments,
capable of earning $4,000 per month.
Property clear of membranes. Want
good farm.-For particulars see Louis
]. Willie, Finlayson, Route 1.
3Ow5-2t
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Farm For Sale-I have a 10-acre
farm on the west side of village linn
its, with buildings in good condition.
There is a seven room frame house,
good barn, chicken coop, good we'll,
and other conveniences for farming.
On account of my age, I am unable
to work it any longer.-John Zalesky,
owner, Willow River, MINI. 57w3-3t
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For Sale-1926 Ford Roadster, mo-
tor just overhauled; balloon tires, all
practically new. A snap if taken at
once. Also 1924 Studebaker touring;
good rubber; paint and upholstry like
new: motor Al condition. Driven only
$4,000 miles.-Carl Lundberg, 2 miles
west Denham. 52w5-1t*
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For Sale or Trade = Two-year-old
purebred, registered, Shropshire ram.
Will sell a one-year-old purebred, re-
gistered Shropshire ram. - Fred F.
Hansen, 4 miles east, Askov. 2Sw5-1t*
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For Sale-One grade Holstein bull
of good breeding, sixteen months old;
fine animal. Also about 20 thousand
feet of balsam and pine lumber, one
inch boards, and some dimension
Erick Albion, Finlayson, phone 1876.
35w4-2t
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According to Irving w. Ecklund of
Chicago, two large companies are
competing to see which one can get
the most business in the milk industry
and as a result are crowding the
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ing rise for happy and contented
feeling among the farmers. Mr..
Snavely, among other things, states
that he is busy clearing the land and
preparing it for cultivation.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-10-18

Eye Doctor Coming-Dr. E. C. Rob-
erts, optometrist, will be at Askov,
Tuesday, Oct. 23rd. Glasses fitted
that will relieve all eyestrain that
causes headache, dizziness, floating
spots, nervousness, sore and inflamed
eyes, cross eyes, cataract, etc.
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Wanted to Buy-Fifty to Is good
single comb White Leghorn pullets.
"A. P. Jensen, Northland Stock Farm,
Askov, MINI. 25w5-2t
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For Sale-1917 Ford touring car, in
running condition with new side cur
tains. Price $25.-Clifford Krantz,
Askov. 25w5-1t*
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If this works out to the entire salts
faction of these two companies, Mr..
Ecklund states, it will be detriment
to the people Of that city. He also
intimates that business of all sorts
seem to be doomed for the man with
the small capital.
Mr.. Ecklund sends his best regards
to everyone in the Askov community.
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For Sale-One 33 Winchester rifle
(take DOWN good as new, best deer
rifle made. Call or write Aleck John
son, Bruno, Mimi. 25w5-1t*
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The Askov Livestock Shipping asso-
citation will ship Monday, Oct. %.
Bring listed stock before 9:30.-Christ
Larsen, Shipper. 25w5-1t
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churches. schools. societies. lodges
ETC., for the purpose of announcing
meetings where no admission is to
be charged. such meetings as are
held for social or educational pur-
poses and not for pecuniary gain.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-10-18

See Man of the Forest" a good
Western picture by Zane Grey, also
2-reel comedy, Friday, Oct. 10, at the
d. B. S. hall, Askov. 25w5-1t
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-10-18

Wanted-Girl or middle-aged wo-
man for housework in modern home.
See Mrs. Klein at Klein's store, Sand
stone. 25w5-tf