Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-05-22
FINLAYSON

The baseball game which was
played here Sunday, resulted in de-
feat for our team, Hinckley winning
by score of IL to T. 1t was a good
game and the size of the crowd showed
how popular the sport is especially
with the men. We hope our team
works a little harder and comes home
with a victory next week when they
go to Pine City to play.
Rudolph Hannu left Sunday for
Mankato, where he has accepted a
position with the Lundeen concern
who have fleet of trucks, which Mr..
Hannu will keep in repair.
Paul Seidel, SON. in-law of S. S. Lar
son, has moved his family from Min
neapolis to Rutledge where he will OPP
crate garage he recently purchased
there.
Miss Carolaide McAllister of Mime
apolis accompanied Earl Rogers of
North Branch here Saturday, and WISH
ted friends over Sunday. Mr.. Rogers
visited his parents, and they both re-
burned to their homes Sunday evening.
Albin Dahlgren of Minneapolis
spent the weekend at his home here.
He was accompanied by Miss Florence
Piffl who visited her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Beck, and by
Miss Anna Olean, who visited her par
entS.
The Rev. Blaine Lambert of Du-
luth, District Superintendent of the
Methodist church, preached Sunday
afternoon at the M. E. church. The
solo, sung by Miss Laura Joyce Nell
son was a lovely part of the service.
Mrs. Dahlgren very charmingly en-
tertained the members of the Friend
ship club of the Methodist church,
and also number of guests, at her
home eight miles northwest of here
last Thursday afternoon. Miss Petee
presided at the business meeting and
also had charge of the splendid pro-
gram which followed. Mrs. Dahlgren
served delicious lunch at the close
of the afternoon, being assisted by
Mrs. Prokosch. The club rendered
the hostess a vote of thanks for the
friendly courtesy she extended to
them. 1t was decided to have a regu-
lar Aide meeting next month, at the
home of Mrs. George Beck. The meet
ing day has been changed from Thurs
day to Wednesday, so this meeting
will be June Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeGraf are again
settled on their farm for the summer
months. They spend their winters in
Hutchinson, but prefer to camp here
on their farm home about a mile from
Pine lake.
John Malloy left Sunday for Duluth.
where he has secured work upon one
of the lake boats for the summer
season. This is the third summer
John has worked on the boats.
On Saturday evening at seven
o'clock, fourteen members of the
school basketball team and Mr.. Bran
DIES, their coach. enjoyed 9. banquet
at the George Faudskar lunch room.
which was a special treat to the boys
for having won several fine games
last winter. Dave Samuelson very
generously provided the chicken
for the big feed" and Mr.. and Mrs.
Brandes assisted by Mrs. George
Faudskar. Mrs E. NJ Arth, Mrs. j.
II. Arth and Mrs. o. E. Bergseth were
responsible for the rest of it. The
boys did full justice to the menu which
consisted ~of roast chicken, mashed
potatoes, escalloped corn, vegetable
salad, olives, rolls and coffee with
chocolate ice cream and angel food
cake for dessert. The. boys hope they
have as good luck next year.
Leroy Otterer, fourteen-year-old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Otterer is
recovering from an attack of dip
iberia.
On Sunday morning, DR.. w. T. Pear
son gave diptheria incubation to a
large number of children. They will
receive three treatments and in six
months will receive the Shick test
to determine if they are immune
This is very important step for par
ents to consider and it is hoped every
child in the community may be able
to arrange to receive this immuniza-
ton. This is the third time DR.. Pear
son has conducted this kind of work
and if every child, at least, will take
advantage of this opportunity we will