Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-08-31
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Brandes and wife and son were here
Sunday and Monday calling on old
friends before leaving for his new po-
sition as superintendent OF the How
ard Lake schools. They were Sunday
evening supper guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Holstein and spent the night
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Hoglund.
Miss Hazel Hoglund went as far as
Minneapolis with them.
Emma Schieler, who is at DR.. Pear
sons home recovering from an opera
ton, is able to be up part of the
time now.
Miss Laura Joyce Nelson of st. Paul,
spent from Saturday until Monday at
the home of Mrs. George Faudskar.
The new superintendent, Eugene
Peltola, and his bride came Tuesday
of last week to make their home here
and prepare for the opening of school
on Sept. 5.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Heino gave a wedding dance at the
Pine River Community hall at which
time Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Laska
shared honors with them as it was
the silver anniversary for the latter
couple. Their many friends wished
them many more happy anniversaries.
Vincent Laska and son, Joe, took
] load of potatoes to the Cities Tues
day.
Mrs. d. L. SamuelsOn gave a party
Saturday afternoon honoring Mrs.
Bruce Miller of Cleveland, Ohio, and
Miss Dale Ross of Chicago, who are
house guests of Mrs. John Arth. Two
tables of bridge were formed. Prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Sylvester Petry,
first; Miss Ross, second, and Miss
Fern Arth, low. A dainty lunch con-
cluded the afternoons entertainment
The work on the new log cabin
which the Isaak Walton League is
building in the center of the village
park, is being rushed to be ready for
the dedication and laying of the cor
ner stone Monday afternoon, Sept. 4
at 2 O'Clock. Speeches by DR.. Preston
Bradley, national president of the
Isaak Walton League, and o. l.. Rau.
panger, secretary of the Minnesota
division of the |. w. L. of America
will be part of the ceremonies. Amuse
ments have been planned, music
races, contests, kittenball and refresh
ments will be available. In the eve
ming dance at the village hall will
be an added attraction.
The American Lutheran churcl
service will next be held Wednesday
Sept. 6, at 8 p. m. at st. john
Sunday was held at the Pine Rive
: Community hall instead of at Pin
Lake on account of rain.
Three new firms have been adde's
to the N. r. A. list, namely, Holsteil
Garage, A. r. Belling, barber shOl
and variety store, and the Minnesot
Power and Light Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis OrlCff and Mrs
Lindberg of St. Paul, spent the week
end with friends and called on Mr.:
Orloff's mother, Mrs. Arne Anderson
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Kaeder an
daughter, Lorraine, and Mrs. Herber
Kaeder and son, Jackie, of Minnea
polls, visited at the Ed Kaeder HON
last Thursday.
Albert Kaeder left Monday for
p weeks visit in the Twin Cities.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Klatt and Chi
dren of st. Paul, visited last wee
/ at the Charles Tollas home.
a Gladys Faudskar is expected HON
d Thursday to stay. She has been work
ing in st. Paul.
|, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter EliaSOn an
n son, Gordon, drove here Saturday eve
ming from Duluth and stayed at tn
d Alec Carlson home until Sunday after
t noon, when they continued on to Mil
: neapolis.
: Helen Paakkanen from Minneapolis
is visiting Edna Hendrickson for
e few weeks.
Beatrice Saktaron of Duluth, we
e Wednesday until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Hakomaki an
l. Inez and Mamie and Carl Hakomal
e accompanied by Lloyd Shearer of d.
luth, called on relatives and frienC
e at Elbow Lake Sunday and brougl
Doris Auto home, after she had bee
II visiting in Duluth for three weeks.
l. Mrs. d. E. Doty had as house CUES
Y. last week her sister, Mrs. j. A. Br1
r. nellie and Mrs. Anna Labissoniere
N st. Paul.
le Mr.. and Mrs. d. e. Doty drove
6. the University hospital at Minneap
s lis Sunday to see M. H. Nyberg who
h patient there and is quite poorly
y. Mrs. p. M. Trelstadt and three sol
l. and baby girl of Fertile, came Tue
day of last week to visit her fathe