Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-07-12
HINCKLEY

Elmer Rleke VINO graduated from
the College of Agriculture, University
of Minnesota, in the class of 1928, is
the new agricultural instructor in the
Hinckley high schol. He moved to
Hinckley after celebrating the Fourth
of July in his home town, New Ulm.
L. w. Brown, superintendent of the
local school, has formed a partnership
with Jack Hurley to go into special
lied field of raising capOns. The
agricultural instructor of the school
did the caponizing work and the flock
of capons are on their way to produce
meat which is classed on the market
as substitute for turkey.
Mr.. Van der Duin is repairing the
old garage building which is located
on trunk highway No. 1, Hinckley.
Pat O'Donovan is renting the building
and will use it for garage in hand
ling second hand cars. Gasoline tank
and pumps are installed and the
White Eagle gasoline will be handled.
F. C. Kaplan left Hinckley on Fri
day, July 6, for his new location at
Aitkin, where he is employed as agri-
cultural instructor in the Aitkin pub
lie school. Mr.. Kaplan held the same
position here the past three years.
The majority of the people of Hinck-
ley attended the Independence day
celebration at Grindstone lake. The
Sandstone Legion was in charge of
the celebration. There was music,
stands of all kinds, races on land and
water, dancing in the pavilion both
afternoon and evening, and the Kros-
chel band of eighteen members fur
nished the music during the day.
Hannes Rypkema and family have
moved to their cottage at Grindstone
lake for a two weeks visit.
Raymond Role has accepted the
managership of the lumber yard at
Hampton and expects to leave some
time this week to undertake his new
duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hanson have
been spending the week visiting at
the John Hurley home. Mr.. Hanson
was the former editor of the Hinckley
News and is now editor of the paper
at Morton.
Mrs. H. Swennes has been away for
some few days visiting relatives at
Eau Claire, Wis.
Harold Hand, principal of the
school at Thief River Falls, and Win
ston Smythe, superintendent of schools
at Kasota, were week end visitors at
the L. w. Brown home.
The election of school officers will
be held in the high school building
on Tuesday of next week. Those filing
for office for a period of three years
are: Hjalmer Holm, Elizabeth Thorne,
Mrs. Chas. O'Malley and Frank John
son.
Miss Grace Toering, teacher in the
tended tour through Yellowstone park.
Roy Stewart, of Central Lumber Co..
Sandstone, has been transferred to the
Central Lumber Co., Hinckley. Mr..
Stewart will not move his family here
for some time because of the acute
housing problem.
DR.. Nyline and bride have returned
to Hlnckley after a snort honeymoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett were city WIS.,
tors on Monday.
Miss Jane O'Malley has been away
on a vacation for two weeks visiting
various places of interest along the
Canadian border.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hurley and Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Hanson left Hinck-
ley Monday for Brule, Wis, where
they expected to say hello" to the
president.
Miss Frances Dunphy and Hank
Oresene have entered the st. Paul
dance marathon sponsored by the
American Legion.
Miss Gertrude Rosenwald of Revillo.
S. D., was a 4th of July visitor at
the M. L. Nelson home.