Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-08-21
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1880
FINLAYSON

ernOOn, Sept. L, WIiell MISE i'
Rvork, daughter of the Rev. ana MIS-.
John Byork of Madelia, Mimi, VIII De
come the bride of Mr.. Henry HERBERT
Lewis. Miss Byork was the science
teacher at the local high school for
the past two years and her sweet
charm won her many friends. Her
father will perform the ceremony at
the Methodist church at Madelia and
one of the attendants will be her
room mate, Miss Margaret Mcdonald.
who is also a teacher in the Finlay-
son schools.
Mrs. Dave Fortier and Mrs. Albert
Belling entertained at four tables OF
bridge last Thursday afternoon at
Harty's Lodge. Mrs. II. o. Rolig Of
Harris, Mrs. Bud Dumphy of Proctor,
and Mrs Eva Miller of Cleveland,
Ohio, were special guests. Mrs. E. M.
Arth was the winner of the first prize
and Mrs. NJ. Harty the second, while
the consolation went to Mrs. George
DeYoung. A lovely lunch was served
at the close of the afternoon.
Mrs. NJ Harty entertained at d
bridge and bunco party on Wednesday
afternoon of this week at the Lodge,
about thirty-siX guests being invited.
The details of this party will be given
next week.
Mrs. E. A Elsola went to Mime
apolis Sunday TO attend the annual
convention of the Northwest League
of the l. G.. A. stores. On Tuesday
evening a banquet was given at the
New Nicollet hotel at which over two
thousand members were present. she
returned home Wednesday morning.
The Sunday visitors at the Erick
Pyykko home were Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Ware and two children OF
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hendrickson from here, and Mrs
Luckanen and Helen Paakkonen OF
Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth LaVoy of Duluth
had supper and spent Sunday evening
at the Ed Buggie home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Malloy of Min
neapolis, are enjoying a two weeks
outing at the Nelson cottage on Pine
lake.
Everyone is invited to attend the
Methodist church service next Sun
day afternoon at 2:30 p. IN. The Rev
Blaine Lambert Of Duluth, the
district superintendent, will be here
and will hold the quarterly confer
ence meeting after church. The in
terror of the Methodist church is re
ceiving a new finish. NJ. E. Ward il
doing the painting.
Last Friday an engine on the North
ern Pacific set four grass fires alonl
the right-of-way, three of them being
north of the village and one south
One hay stack was burned at Schol
zens crossing, and some waste lant
and hay stubble on the c. l.. Smith
farm was burned before it could b.
put out. Section men worked hard t
conquer these fires. 1t is so dry tina
there is danger of considerable dam
age resulting if these fires are no
checked at once.
Guests at the Theo. Esse home Sun
day afternoon were Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
nor and Mr.. and Mrs. Don Bishop an,
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Bishop took Mrs
Bishops mother, Mrs. Andy Smith
and sister, Mrs. Todd, to Minneapoli
Monday morning, where Mrs. Smit
was operated on at the University hos
pital 1t was to be minor operatio
and Mrs Todd will stay with he
mother while in the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Bergseth an
y
Charles Rodgers spent Saturday an
Sunday at Hastings, at the Seama
home Dale accompanied them HON
after visiting for two weeks at Has
tings and Minneapolis.
Mrs. Bud Dumphy and two childre
who have been visiting her parent
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Wickstrom, fc
about three weeks, returned to he
home in Proctor last Friday.
Jack Dumphy accompanied Mr.. an
Mrs. Glanville to Proctor Tuesday ev,
ming. as did Vivian and Dorothy Glal
Vile Vivian will visit at ProctC
until the local school opens on Sep
2nd.
Miss Elsie Raduenz is now operate
over the work when Miss Petee WI
unable to continue and resigned.
The members of the st. Joseph
Catholic church took picnic dinner
Pine lake Sunday after the churt
service and enjoyed their second a
nual church outing at Harty's Lodg
Races were run during the afternoO
appropriate prizes being awarded d
winners.
Mrs Martha Edburg was the que
of Mrs. Ed Buggie Monday afternoc
Maurice Weinberger of WillC
River, and Bill Arth of here, spe
Saturday and Sunday in the Tw
Cities.
Buttermaker Oscar Bergseth h
the misfortune to slip while attendi
TO his duties as buttermaker, a