Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-05-11
KERRICK

most of Sunday afternoon in this ter
ritory. He and j. H. Hogan made
| a trip to Holyoke and later in the aft
ernoon he was taken to Sturgeon Lake
to catch the bus. Mr.. Collins at one
time was Great Northern agent here
and for several years was agent at
| HOlyoke.
| We understand Holyoke bested Clear
Creek at baseball Sunday HOlyoke
has a pretty good bunch of players
when they are all going good.
| About as pretty herd of Jerseys
as you see in a days travel is owned
by A. E. Culliton at Holyoke- Ambrose
has about 80 head and number are
purebred.
Louis Hultgren loaded out their first
Car for this spring season; business
should start up soon. They antici-
pate a nice business Later on.
PLANT more corn" will be good
slogan and one that will likely be
followed this year. Nearly every one
is out of hay and an acre or two more
of corn fodder to have fed up last fall
would have saved the hay. This year
we believe every one will look to it
that they have more corn fodder for
early feeding.
Margaret Hogan and Mary Ryan
from the Villa at Duluth, pent Satur-
day and Sunday at Kerrick.
About three car loads of birch ties
are now piled up along the track
here. Several of the fellows east Of
town have gotten out a few.
Miss Allen has been on the sick
list for some time but is back at 1t
again. 1t was the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Prall have both
been somewhat ill lately.
Bert Warren is around again after
recent attack somewhat similar TO
what he suffered with last winter but
i'm a milder form. He is still not
strong.
Miss Lillian Wahlquist made the
grade on one of her poems entitled
Spring" 1t is used on the first page
of Fins and Feathers" this last is
sue.
Arno Petersen, with his mother sis
ter, and brother-in-law, all of Cali
fornia, spent last week visiting his
brother Emil, at Kerrick.
. The baseball team got into swing
with real vigor Sunday when it met
Willow River on the Willow diamond.
holding the light sack. The game was
played in a drizzling rain Next Sun
days contest will be a hot one, from
all appearances. Carlton will vie for
honors on the Kerrick rejuvenated
diamond. New posts have been
placed, new wire has been strung,
and seats will be set to afford the ut
most convenience to spectators.
/ Next Monday Miss Upanich, the new
relief worker, will be at the school
house about p. m. to distribute gar
den seeds. Those who have been no.
: titled should be on hand promptly. Nc
seeds will be given at any time later
and those who do not appear, will not
: be able to get seeds later since they
can only be given out by the relief
worker. 1t is understood, only those
: who have had relief orders are listed
for seeds, but we hope there will be
five or six lots extra that can be
: given to a few other persons who need
them. There are certain require
ments that those getting the seeds
must agree to and sign pledge. The
relief department insists that the
seed be properly planted and the
garden taken care of; they do not in
tend that seeds shall be given to any
one who will not make the utmost use
of them. Plant and care for them
and then take care of the garden stuff
n after it is grown.
Preparations, are being made fol
!, a meeting at some pOint-likely Al
: kerrick, as that will be somewhat
n central-for the purpose of gettin;
: some concerted effort started on the
I road running along the Great North
f ern. 1t will be under the state afte
v July list and we need to do some rea
, pushing to get work done on it. Fur
: thermore, its route is important. Th'
f people at Holyoke are badly in nee'
. of road out and our efforts shout,
be to help get the road through thei
town.