Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-08-16
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dHluSe the WHOle IdLlIIy, Willie Iucl
other act is one of the best showing
today. They feature Gus, the Euro
pean Gymnast, who jumps on his
hands from a twenty foot platform to
a series of platforms. This act will
be seen at the fair on only one day
Friday-both afternoon and evening.
The Three La Moures is a sensa-
tional hand balancing act that has
played on the RKO, Publix and Or
pheum circuits and comes here very
highly recommended. Do not fail to
see the Two Crazy Sailors in their
novelty act. This act will be at the
fair on Saturday only, showing both
afternoon and evening.
A special feature of the night show
Friday will be the folk dancing and
singing under the direction of Miss
Magdalene Andrean, director. This
will start at 1880 sharp.
Two Ball Games.
Baseball fans will be given an OPP
portunity to witness two ball games
during the fair. On Friday afternoon
the Pine City Junior and Hinckley
Junior teams will play, while on Sat-
urday, Henriette, champions of the
Cross Country League and Brook
Park Of the Pine County League will
play. This game has created consid-
cradle local interest and a good game
is assured. Fore will be on the mound
for Henriette and Pearson will do
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Trap Shooting at Fair.
A trap shooting tournament will
be held both Friday and Saturday be-
tween eleven and twelve o'clock noon.
Jack Cunningham of Sturgeon Lake,
state amateur champion will be pres
ent and take part in the shoot. The
tournament is a handicap affair, so
that the duffer as we'll as the more
experienced shots will be more equally
matched.
Wild Game Exhibit.
The Snake River Valley Conserva-
ton Club are preparing two exhibits
that fair visitors should not miss see
ing. One of wild animals and birds
and the other of mounted birds and
animals. The club has obtained sew
eral varieties of pheasants, a bear,
deer, beaver, porcupine, coons, wild
ducks and various other animals that
will be we'll worth seeing. This ex-
hibit is located just to the north of
the school building and will be we'll
worth your time to see. The exhibit
of mounted birds and animals will be
found in the school exhibit building.
Programs to Start Promptly.
The fair management wants to i'm
press that all programs will be
started promptly on time. The after
noon programs will start at 1870 and
the evening shows will begin at 1880.
Public Wedding Saturday.
The feature event of the fair will
be the public wedding which will be
held in front of the grandstand Sat-
urday evening at $50, when Miss Hen
rietta Schultz and Otto Luehman will
be united in marriage. The bride-to-
be is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Schultz of Henriette and the
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Luehman of Royalton township.
The bride will be attended by her
sister, Miss Harriet Schultz who will
be maid of honor and sister, Miss
Violet Schultz, who will be brides
maid. Mr.. Luehman will be attended
by his brother, Orman Luehman and
Erwin Tobeck. The dress to be worn
by the bride was presented to her by
Phil Silesky of the Fair Store, Pine
City. The bridal bouquet and flow
ers was presented through the COM
pliments of the officials of the court
house and the Minnesota Gardens at
Hinckley. The flower girl will be
Clara Schultz, sister of the bride and
the ring bearer will be Teddy Hoef-
fert of st. Paul. Rev. Carl Steging Of
the Zion Lutheran church, Pine City,
will perform the ceremony. Gladiolus
used for decoration of the platform
will be contributed by Resclis Glad
Garden. Pine City, and George En-
pey, Hinckley.