Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-12-04
FINLAYSON

The Farmers club of the Pine Lake
and Pine River communities have
live organization as is SHOWN by their
ordering an outfit to combat milk
fever in cows. This outfit Will De
available to all dairymen in this VI
cinity by calling Frank Hobbs. In
their meeting last week the turkey
which was ratified off, was won by
Jack Randall; the alarm clock by
Mr.. Nicholson and the box of cheese
donated by the local creamery by Mr..
Samuelson. The ladies used half OF
the cheese in their sandwiches by
mistake but these things will happen
in the best of regulated organizations.
Ed Arth, who conducts machinery
and feed business here, has recently
purchased a observation-disclosures Ham
mer Mill feed grinder and has had it
installed in his new feed house along
the railroad tracks. For power he
uses an International 1920 tractor.
This machine grinds faster and much
finer than the old style grinders and
is an improvement which the farmers
will be glad to recognize.
August Gerische left Sunday for the
University hospital, st. Paul, where
he is being treated for ulcers of the
stomach.
Mrs. VIM. Lentz was taken to q
hospital at Duluth last Thursday, and
she will Undergo major operation
there soon.
Walter Bowers is in weakened con-
dition due to several nasal hemorr-
hayes which started Saturday night
He is under the doctors care.
Florence Belling underwent tonsil
operation at DR.. Pearson's Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hartz and family
went to Duluth to visit at the Alex
Hartz home Thanksgiving day. Mr.
Hartz returned to his mail route du-
ties while Mrs. Hartz and children
stayed until Sunday.
Mrs. Bertha Thurston of Anoka. Wis.
tied her mother, Mrs. Belling, anG
with her brothers, Albert and Ernest
and sister, Mrs. Aug. Vogt, from Thurs
day over the weekend.
Last week on Tuesday evening, Mrs
H. E. Shafer entertained at three
tables of bridge, honoring Miss Doro
thy Nelson of st. Paul, who was tn,
house guest of her sister, Mrs. v. E
Shafer. Beside the guest prize TO
Miss Nelson, other prizes were VOL
by Mrs. Bergseth, first; Mrs. Ed Arth
second; and Mrs. John Arth and Fret
da Ladd, low. Mrs. Shafer served
dainty lunch late in the evening.
DR.. Lester Shafer of Tower, wa
home from Wednesday until Sunda
and with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II
e. Shafer and sister, Eleanora, an
Mr.. and Mrs. V. e. Shafer and Mis-
Nelson were guests Thanksgiving da
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Nyberg, VIII
entertained at turkey dinner at 5:3(
Bridge was played during the eve
ming, high prizes being awarded t
DR.. Shafer and Mrs. H. E. Shafer an
low to H. E. Shafer and Eleanor;
Miss Nelson was taken to Sandston
at 8 o'clock to return to her home i
st. Paul by bus.
DR.. and Mrs. w. T. Pearson delight
fully entertained thirty guests at thei
home Monday evening at a bridg
party in honor of the doctors birth
day. Their son and daughter, M
and Mrs. Ted Franson and baby an
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fry of Dulutl
were out-of-town guests. A bount
full two-course luncheon was served
late hour, during which the follow
ing prizes were given: Mrs. Ed Art
and VIM. Hartz, high; Mrs. v.
Shafer and Ed Arth, second; and Mr.
II. E. Shafer and Mr.. Samuelson, loy
Chrysthanthemums were used to dec,
rate the rooms.
Miss Esther Hellman of Minneap
lis, and Miss Edna Hellman enjoye
Thanksgiving day with their parent
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hellman. Mi:
Esther stayed until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Franson and bal
of Duluth, were Thanksgiving d.
guests at DR.. and Mrs. Pearson's.
Supt. and Mrs. F.. G. Brandes spel
the Thanksgiving vacation with rel
tives in Pine City.
Dale Bergseth arrived Wednesds
evening from Minneapolis, to sper
the remainder of the week with h
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bergset
He returned to his school work SUI
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Mobraten of vi
ginia, were guests Thanksgiving d.
of Mrs. Mobraten's mother, Mrs. Mar
Forbes. At dinner Thursday evenin
Miss Petee was their guest Whe
they returned to Virginia Friday MI
Forbes accompanied them to rema
until after the holidays.
Miss Mary Murphy spent Il
Thanksgiving vacation at Colerain
instead of Bruno, as stated last wee
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Faudskar
st. Paul, spent Sunday at the c.
Hoglund home. They were accor
naniai hy rhaSfar ona NJ;