Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-09-14
FINLAYSON

A large number of friends of the
late Sigfrid Walenjus, who died at
Sandstone a week ago Saturday, were
present to pay their Last respects to
the deceased Friday at the village
hall. Mrs. Walenjus was accompa-
MED by friends from Sawyer and Clio
quet.
The Pine River Community club
and All Club will have their second
annual fair and achievement day at
their hall northwest of town Saturday,
Sept. 16. The displays will be ready
in the morning and the judging will
take place early in the afternoon, so
the exhibits can be cleared away for
the dancing in the evening. The All
Club has seven projects: sewing, cook
ing, potato, pig, calf, sheep, and poul-
| try, all of which will be on exhibition.
| A new attraction this year will be a
slow and fast horse race. This fair is
the only attraction of it's kind in this
community and should draw big
crowd. Refreshments will be served
such as sandwiches and coffee. II
will be good day for picnic din
ner for all the family. Come one
come all.
Two weddings took place recently
when Saturday evening, Sept. 2, Miss
Lempi Peitso became the bride Of
Walter Larson Of Minneapolis at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Matt Peitso in the Elbow Lake
IneighbOrhood. Rev. Andrew Lepistt
performed the ceremony. Sunday, il
Duluth, occurred the marriage of Mis-
Allie Johnson, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Oscar Johnson to Ed Kangas
son of Mrs. Mary Kangas, southwes
of town. The friends of the happ,
couples wish them true Happiness
together.
Thomas Carroll of Minneapolis
spent from last Thursday until Mon
day at Harty's Lodge with his cousin
Mrs. Mike Harry.
A goodly number of people fror
here, went to Moose Lake Sunday t
see the air show staged north of there
. Bill Arth left Monday for st. John
senior years work. Glen Arth lei
, last week for his junior year ther'
He is laboratory assistant this yea
and had special work to do last weel
Mrs. D. L. Samuelson, accompanie
, by Mrs. E. M. Arth, Mrs. Herman Sh;
afternoon of last week with Mr.
4 Dewey Snavely.
Andrew Wallio and sons, Milton an
Ralph, left Saturday for CHASED
Mich, where they visited few da!
, with the maternal grandparents
! the two young men.
Bert Morrison of Minneapolis, spe
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. al
Mrs. Erick Albion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Youngdahl of D
quette, visited a few days with Il
:, formers step-sister, Miss Martha A
= derson, at the Oetterer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Albion al
family spent Sunday afternoon wi
the Henry Shogren family in San
stone.
Guests at the John Albion hor
Tuesday afternoon of last week we
g Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Fortier, and in t
evening Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ward al
family. Friday Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Ward and Mary Ann and Mrs. Me
nendal called there.
The regular Sunday afternoon sci
~ ice at the Methodist church will
held at p. m, Sept. II. Rev. 10
Lowe, who spent the summer in
former home in England, has return
and will preach. This will be the IL
service before the annual cOnferen'
III Henry Holl and his sisters were d
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Ward Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holtkamp a
family of st. Paul, spent Sunday a
. Labor day at the Holl home.
H. Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Smith and sc
S were dinner guests Sunday at the
III sola home.
Stanley Laska, accompanied by
mother, Mrs. Vincent Laska, and S
ter, Alice, spent from Monday III
o. Wednesday in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Hoglund cal
on Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Lingren in B
no, Sunday afternoon.
nd The Hollis Ladd family were que
re Sunday at the Henry Schutt home
Willow River.
90 The regular American Luther