Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-02-11
FINLAYSON

Please note the change in the date
of the Community Club meeting which
has has, been set ahead one day and
will be next Monday evening, Feb. Is,
instead of Tuesday as announced last
| week. An interesting program has
been planned of music, dialOg, class
demonstration and games with a dan
dy lunch to conclude the evening.
Are you coming?
A large number of stockholders at
tended the annual meeting of the Fin
ping association Monday at 1 p. m. at
the village hall. Considering market
conditions the association had a sue
ceSsful year with the organization in
a healthy condition and has a reserve
| fund of $3.50 Total value of stock
sold through Central Coop. associa-
ton, st. Paul, was S16,O55.67, of which
15,552.66 was paid out to members
| for livestock. The difference between
these amounts covers the cost of
operation such as managers salary,
| freight, commission, etc. Total as
| sets of the association are $537.1S.
The managers wage was reduced S.
per car and that of the helper at
loading 81. j. E. Norkoli was elected
manager to succeed Harold Mack, who
| declined denomination Directors
elected were Frank Hobbs, Clifford
Carman, and Fred Martin. Other
members of the board are Hollis Ladd
nd
bers who left for St. Paul to attend
the annual meeting of the Central as
ISOLATION to be held at Lowry hotel, ST.
Paul, were Harold Mack, Alex Carl
son, Clifford Carman, Ed Yetter, and
Elmer Bosch. The speaker of the
StOcker and Feeder department of
Central. County Agent Fred B. Will
rett of Hinckley, also gave a short
talk. The local association is one of
the largest in the county, having a
membership of $40. They decided to
considered the new freight rate, which
will lower the minimum weight per
car, was favorable to such action.
The flu is having it's innings now.
Mrs. Bergseth was victim last
Thursday and Friday, while Mr.. Gray
was confined to the house Saturday
afternoon and Sunday. Little Lois
Arth, infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Arth, was sick several days last
week. Mrs. Macarthur is in bed this
week. Miss Julia Korpi worked at
the bank few days the first of the
week while H. e. Shafer was indis-
posed.
Several auto loads of persons at
tended the matinee delicious" at
Hinckley Sunday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. w. T. Pearson, the
Rev. A. G. Parks, Mrs. Wickstrom, and
Mrs. Gray were callers at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Smith and Mrs.
c. c. Smith Friday afternoon, enjoy
ing coffee together.
The Rev. A. G. Parks of Barnum,
spent Friday at the w. T. Pearson
home and called on his parishioners
during the day and Saturday.
Mrs. Kenneth Peterson of Mime
opollo, spent OuHudy NlSlUlUS ,nor
friend, Mrs. Victor Shafer, and also
calling on acquaintance. She will
be remembered as Miss Dorothy Rost.
who taught here a number of years
ago.
Messrs. and Mesdames Herman Sha-
fer, Victor Shafer, John Arth, and Ed
Arth were guests Thursday evening
at bridge party at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Dempsey at Hinckley.
Tuesday, Mrs. Herman Shafer, Mrs.
Victor Shafer, and Mrs. J. H. Arth at
tended bridge party at the home of
Mrs. H. Reid at Hinckley.
A large crowd attended the prelimi-