Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-04-27
FINLAYSON

The entire community offers sympa-
thy to Mrs. George Faudskar and chill
dren in the sudden loss of their nus
band and father, Monday evening.
Word has been received here OF the
birth of a son to MIR. and Mrs. Ches1er
Faudskar of st. Paul, on April IL.
The little chap has been named Arvld
Lawrence. MIR. Faudskar has been
doing some writing this winter ana
has had some stories and poems ac-
copied for publication.
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. E. M.
Arth, Mrs. H. E. Shafer, and Mrs. ID.
L. Samuelson attended the meeting of
the Pine County units of the Red
Cross at Hinckley. A speaker from
St. Paul, explained the work OF the
organization and answered questions.
1t is expected that a meeting will be
called here soon to plan for work in
this community.
The fire at Arthyde last week af-
fected this community since the loss
of part of the household goods ana
clothes of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Ell
son were burned. Mrs. Ellison was
Gertrude Koenings, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe koenings. The EllSons
lived in rooms at the back of the
store.
A big brush fire ragged from Satur-
day to Tuesday in the Rhine Lake
neighbOrhoOd. 1t burned over part
of the George Beck farm, destroying
about two tons of stacked hay as we'll
as valuable timber. Men worked all
day Sunday but failed to check it.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lehecke and
family of Forest Lake, called on old
friends here Sunday evening.
Mrs. Charley Bosch, who seriously
burned both limbs below the knees
with scalding water a week ago Sat
urday, is resting quite comfortably.
although still confined to her bed at
this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Einar Erickson are the
parents of a daughter, Dolores Jean
Elizabeth, who was born Wednesday
evening of last week. Mother and
babe are both fine. Ellen Vita is
helping with the Homework.
The Vincent Laska family were
Sunday dinner guests at the George
whitman home.
Mrs. George Beck and son. Ernest,
spent Sunday in Carleton, visiting at
the Chester Beck home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Arth were Sun
day afternoon callers at the Tony
bosch home.
The Pine River Community hall is
the center of many activities. Sunday
a bird house contest was staged when
five boys competed for prizes, the first
prize of one dollar going to Bill Will
man, whose house was an exact re-
PLEA of the Community hall. Roy
Oetterer and Leroy Bowser received
second and third prizes, their offer
ings also being patterned after the
hall. Friday the Community clut
meets at o'clock with a program
presented by the Finlayson higf
and music by the Girls Glee club
Wednesday, May 3, benefit baseball
dance will be given to raise funds TO
the Pine River team. See ad else
where i'm the paper. The hall is nov
equipped with a piano, the gift o
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Bergseth.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. j. Culshaw and tw
children, Louis Nelson, Mrs. VIM
bosch, and Miss Mary Dosch drov
here from the cities Sunday to visi
at the Elmer Bosch home, all return
ing that night except Mrs. bosch an
Mary, who will remain for a week
visit.
number of friends of Einar Lind
holm surprised him Friday evening
the occasion being his birthday. .
fine lunch concluded the evening
pleasure.
Guests Sunday afternoon at the OFT
Metz home were Mr.. and Mrs. job
Albion and daughter, Astrid, Mr.. an
Mrs Emil Nordstrom, Mr.. and Mr.!
Henry Kettlehon, and Mr.. and Mr.:
Joe Beranek.
E. M. Arth made a business trip
Minneapolis last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Sironen an
Richard Johnson returned Sunda
from the Range, and the two me
left Tuesday for Cotton, where the
will build a house on Mr.. Johnson
farm near there.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Willie and M
and Mrs. George Zezulka and bal
from near Willow River, were SUI
day dinner guests at the A. j. Will
home.
Frank Carman of Virginia,
spending a week with his brothe
Clifford Carman, and also at the
Buggie home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALT Mobraten OF vi
ginia. called on Miss Petee last Thur
day while on their way to the sout
ern part of the state, where Mr.. M
braten has charge of a road constru
tion camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Wickstrom a
Sabin Larson returned Monday mig
from a weekend visit at Proctor a
Superior.
w. F. Bowers was a business call
i'm the Twin Cities Wednesday of !;
week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Englund a
son, Warren, of Bruno, spent Sund
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. A. FAT