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RENT-SUBURBAN.

FALLS CHURCH FURNISHED ROOM,
near bath. eongenial family plenty of
shade C F. BAYLEY. Fails Church va.
BUNGALOW 3 LARGE ROOMS. BATH
electric included fruit and large garden
SIS month. ct $50 southern ave. Sc
Call or write to this address.
IN RIYERDALF. ND 80 ROOM CORNER
house 3 large rooms lSt floor 4 large
bed rooms 4 bath 2nd floor. gas, elec. sew
erage & water. Across r r. and street car
Store attached but not included. RENT
SD Apply AL Madison ave. next uoor'
TAKOMA ARK-S75-LoVELY 5-ROOM
bungaiow. well furnished garage OIL neat
TWO CONNECTING UNFURNISHED
rooms. adjoining bath In quiet home OF
two adults: delightful grounds and shade.
AGdTes5 9%s Box staF oee
TAKOMA PARK. 3 r. AND BATH So 30;
Silver Spring large rooms, balhS.
ron st. GE. $500,
COTTAGE cTTY-CoRNER, ) ROOMS
and bath bungalow. ami. NV h, ga
GROOM HOUSE. BATH. ANIL. $40. s.
TRIBULA. $500 Baker St, Brentwood
Nd
1O-RooM RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS,
ioinnR 5 lRp 59s5 Blair I'd. Phone dEorsia
S55
sa5-3-ROOM AND BATH ALL-MODERN
bungalow. 105 Pershing ave-. Colmar
Manor. Md.
7-RoOM HOUSE. BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nished with patio sleeping porch and large
lawn JJeerson, J son, P1Tk 6HTi9s FROM aus was aha
ineton. S15 per month. Call Alexandra
6n2J,
5-ROOM SEMI I-BUNGAL0W. H w n.
porehes. screened; garaee: Sioek n, NJ i; of
Phone Hyatts. 365-J.
PARTLY FURNISHED 4ROOM HOUSE
on car line. Elec.; 2nd house 70 the right
Valley road and POTOMAC Drive. BROOK
mont. Md. $50 per month. -
DODGE PARK. Md ACRES. 4-RQOM
trees, orchard. garage and necesseTy g,, ont- 4gJ
buildings; S25 per mo. J. J. CROWLEY
Greenwood l747-W.
EDMONSTON. Md. 800 s. WELLS AVE-
Large corner lot. containing 10000 SO; IT.
7-rm residence ll2 baths. Will De reoeco-
rated to suit tenant: Free auto service iot
inspection. LESLIE ID. MEAsEl4L, Cl!. '14o2:
R &. BATH GARAGE LARGE LOIS.
in nearby Md; vacant about AUG. /. For
particulars address Box 1-R, Star Sfa once
NEAR FORT MYER-REPAINTED AND
decorated, anil with oil burner and
Frizidaire: half block from bus and stores;
about "a acre of landscaped property. with
paved streets on v,S SaeS; SooL TcSr onen Ee
place. dining room. kitchen and pantry,
iavatory and toilet large veranda. Second
MOOR. FOur pea IcOHlS WIN
modern tiled bath Third floor; Servants
bed rooms lavatory and toilet. storage
room. Rent. $500. THE M H. BAhIEf
Aurora Hills. Va. Phone Walnut sS95.
3 RMS AND B. AMI; EIECTRoLux
refrigerator. oil heat. garage. "a acre; 500.
Garrett Park, Nd. Kens, Jam 2
NORTH WOoDSIDE. MD-l229 GLEN
Ross rd-6-room, sleeping porch, modern
brick nome in restricted suburb; 800.
Phone Silver Spring lOA.
MODERN BUNGALOWS AND HOUSES.
nearby Va Md. and d. c. Moderate rent
ais LESLIE D. MEASEL, CL. 3465. "a
TAKOMA PARK, 4I0 CARROLL AVE
Modern home g rooms. bath hardwood
fioCrs earaee; $50. w, L. LAMAR. Rest
dence. WEST 0076. oflce, DI 1920. Br. 440.
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Teachers Pay Restored.

Teachers depression salary reduc-
tions have been restored by Bucking-
hamshire England
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Your Income Starts Todayl
On productive 96 acres y mile of con-
crete handy town; pleasant S-room house,
basement barn. 80 fruit trees, good wood
and pasture. Low price, $4,000 includes
horses colt, II cattle poultry. auto, i'm
plements. corn oats. hay. potatoes. vege-
tables etc, part cash. pg. 43 FREE Illus.
catalog: 900 bargains. STROUT AGENCY,
l427-N Land Title Bldg, Ph.la.. Pa.
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SALE--SURuRRAN.

COLMAR MANOR-BUNGALOw 5 rooms
and bath 4 lots; sacrifice. 81 800. Model
"I'' Ford, good motor. Sl5. 332 A st. ne.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME IN WOODED
9-room ultra-modern; select conEeniai
neighborhoOd. Small cash payment bal
ance $50 per month, Call Clarendon 1894.
RENsINGTON. MD-7-ROOM HOME ON
and B. o. Station. VIII lease to reliable
KrNsSdfH65N SSdEH5sFfboN i5 EEdHFz, EHAHTz vi Nj saas
A REAL FARM OF % ACRES, WITHIN 30
minutes D c.; 81. 100; terms; and a tract
OF acres for $ $50: 10 years to pay.
GEO. T. McNAB. Falls Church 40S.
MODERN BUNGALOW. ROOMS, BATH
hOt-water heat. oak floors; condition like
new, 20 minutes Washington. d. C; high
elevation; restricted residential section in
Virginia. Price. S4 4.500. Terms. $500 cash
and $40 monthly
WASHINGTON & KANE, REALTORS.
1915 King st. Phone Alex. 1921. -"
SITUATED ON HIGHEST POINT IN AL
exandria, Va overlooking Potomac River
Washington and surrounding country. This
4 bed rooms and other rooms, with large
TO sell az Sll 600.
oa GRAHAM & OGDEN Realtors.
500 King st. Alex. Va. Phone 1900. 22'
yenienceS; modern throughout; large lot
hlqh elevation; $3.50. You will like it.
Investigate
GEO. T MoNAB. Falls Church 4os.
$50 DOWN PAYMENT WILL BUY A g.
room house and bath. Price 50 500
partly furnished, Call before 12 at @21
Z. Loyde ave. Del RAY Va.
] AND 7-lo ACRES OF GROUND WELL.
Broom shack; livable Summer and winter;
between CheSterbrOok and Mclean. Va.
Sell 5000 cash. Clarendon 443-W-l.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER
NORTH WOODSIDE MD
EngliSh Colonial brick home center
hall frSt-fOor lavstory lovely porcheS
4 bed rooms oil burner Frigidsirc 2-car
brlck garage on corner g0Xl35. Re-
duced Sl2.S00. Call Shep. 320j for appt.
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sALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.

HIGH GLASS TNN-SO. MARYLAND
Large house on beautiful farm. outstanding
opportunity; good stores and business prop
critics. LEONARD SNIDER La Plata. Md.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS. AUTOS AND
c0-makers az leRal rates. one-day service.
TAKOMA INDUSTRIAL BANKERS. INC
~ Carroll ave, Takoma Park Nd Phone
SHepherd 1898 open Mondays Wedncs-
days Fridays I'm s pm l-minute walk
from end Of 18th st. car line
QUICK MONEY
on Automobile or Household Goods.
American Fidelity Loan Corp.
(The Home of Friendly Finanoins.l
SH- 3d36.
Citizens Bank. Takoma Park Ma.
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SALE-ACREAGE.

NEARBY VA-sMALL- FARM, OF 6 OR
less acres: small cash handles; 3Ia miles
Washington walnut 1906.
TC PROVIDE IMMEDIATE INCOME,
half or acre sites. on state road. nearby
Va. 10 min. to city. opposite Army and
Navy golf course price less than single
lots nearby; brokers attention solicited
for acreage. Address Box 269-R. Star
Cff1ce-
9la.ACRE TRACTS Is MILES FROM
Z. G, in Virginia. S1C5; terms. Call Mr.
SCH NART2. Alexandria 147
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WANTED--MONEY


$1,000 BY OLD ESTABLISHED BUsT-
ness; very good return. MA. 1862. 22'
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
MOTIVE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT / WILL
sell at public auction al 1000 am. We'd
nesday. July rs. I934. At the store yard
Capitol and @ streets s.w.. the lost. stolen
and abandoned property consisting OF 100
automobiles in the possession Of the Police
law. HOWARD r CRAWFORD.
iy22 "a Chief talso Property Clerk.
BANKRUPTCY SALE OF NOTES.
BY an order of the U. S. District Court.
for the District OF Maryland, the under-
signed, Harold G. Smith. Trustee In Bank
ruptey Of william H. Thompson and Mamie
Ray Thompson. viii offer for sale on
Tuesd9y, the 81 st day of July. AID. 1894.
at the hour OF 10 o'clock AM n the
Rockville Maryland, the following notes:
NOTE No oS. D%teS dtsr Ffsrasy sst. Ili n
interest 10 the order OF William II.
seinE sisnsd BY HaIES Msthsws snd
ments have been made.
NOTE NO, Z. Dated June 7th. 1888.
payable twelve months after date. with
son for the sum OF Sg9s. 81. the same being
signed by Antonio Perrella and Antonetta
Perrrlla upon which note payment OF
NOTE NO. ). Dated August 2nd, 1929,
payable three years after date with In
terest 70 william II. Thompson and Mamie.
Ray Thompson for the sum Of S904.1O,
the same being signed by Joseph Anthony
Thompson and Leah Edna Thompson. which
note is secured by mortEage upon which
no payments have been made. -.
NOTE NO. a. Dated November IA. 1928.
payable on or before years after date
to William H. Thompson for the sum OF
Si3S7 with interest, the same being
signed by Helen Rouse Stanley and LoIan
has been made, which note is secured py
q mortgage Of even date, -
NOTE NO. s.. Dated July 17th. 1890;
payable to William H. Thompson ane
Mamie Ray Thompson for the sum Of
SI,7l520 and secured BY second Deed
Fred W. schnable and Myrtle NJ. schnable.
upon which note no payments have been
made on the principal.
NOTE NO o. Dated August /. 1880,
payable on or before three years aMiLer M
Ray Thompson for the sum OF S2'15Ol
with interest, secured by a mortgage OF
even date. said note being signed BY Miles
Rouse and Agnes McElroy Rouse. upon
which note no payments have been made
on the principal
These notes win be offered first indi-
vidually to the highest bidder therefor.
and after they have all been onered IN
dividuaily they will again be offered as
group. ana should the amount bid as
group be more than the total individual
bids they will be knocked down as .
group, otherwise they viii be sold indi-
TERMS OF SALE: Cash.
HAROLD c.; SMITH.
Thompson and Mamie Ray THOMPSON
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RENT-FARMS.

90 ACRES UNDER CULTIVATION GOOD
land and good house: first farm on right
out of Rockville Darnestown rd.. including
stock and farming equipment. Mr., MlLOR.
National 0600
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tEemtimasd
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NTf4 fsAh Al nH-F4.e lEfEr rourns
Vie hath ard sigeweF iayTe 10. ~ ESQ
3s31 koHih Dske1a sff e-slI foags
6ntuE ssnass EsakNf - $50
Ai&E HGna 81 - Hsu nssFsTW ErlrE
tgnsslsN WITH EFTp2sfv. Hoors6 afttc and
esrHEs. 1880
Tfrms Car p AfFanFed
WCpUk fggBE REALTY co
93-T ~ hne Ne North Ten3
CuIE ANDiMn fAtgD ks-~AtA4 MOftEfsN
Near 1rth ara HsFvRrn y w--EnlaHtEl
aasErea . bes rooms > sttu
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1csraaA& Der Fugrrs sfau
Neaf SViH CsHH Rse and AfhfntEd--
Aitarhss sxestent iorBttan ~ atsl
PsAr tnth and 9a ssoFsas. fasAl zoe
E@sus aF FnnHrEBH 50 afsu
FrRF EIst ard O~-S ttartes IaF home
fz grcnnlrk - HAn
Or tath " near Fas1 stories ST. AGu
Ghp1toi nIiE--N rooms on = roofE ara
nntshso sffte patnE. eEcsgfrut income
proHusrf - 8asf
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tacbsd Coiuhisl . foorss ~l 1ssu
NesF fush af.d Herrss r s-o5onBaf. Is
root1s. attached - stgysf.
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WANTED-LOTS.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK. STATE
exact location. dimensions cash price and
also terms. Address Box 1900 Star Office.
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SALE HOUSES.
a REAL BARGAIN.


Attractive 2 sn6 . baths incios~a
heated Stepping porch AM. bBiif-fr
FagRHF Fresiisni rendition OfiEtnsEly rett
ls SEQ. ell consider a. n00 fer equity ol
- ofsn PoS INSPECTION. cali al 1859 Para
ra Au EtRs
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WANTED-FARMS.
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WANTED TO BUY / TO 30 ACRES 2 TO
6 rooms, close d. C.: state particulars. Ad-
dress Box 20I-R. Star Office.
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81 900 BY OLD ESTABLISHED BUs
ness; very good return. MA. 1862. 22'
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llZ DCtH CI, y
S6750.OO.

very attractive. semi detached house
located in North Cleveland PARK one OF
WsshinVton'S most exclusive residential
sections 4 bed rooms. tile bath with
butlt-in tub and shower. kitchen. pantry
dining room. living room with real nre-
mace large lot, built-in garage, h--w n
near schools, stores. churches and trans
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rOIOPFn-SSQSn
WANTED TO BuY-HoUSES.

Irving st. east Of I3th-S rooms ano
bath po-cAes and gsrsEe, ysrd-the buy
Of the season. PO. 4204.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-03-08
KERRICK

Ralph and Vivian Wahlquist recently
returned from visit to Portland and
SilvertOn, Oregon.
Two from Kerrick attended the Corn
and Hog meeting at ASkOv Tuesday.
1t was an educational meeting. The
sign up meeting will be announced
later. Any who raised litterS of pigs
in 1882 and 1888 are eligible for con-
tracts and should acQuaint themselves
with the details of the plan.
Marie Lund and Warren Golden drove
to Minneapolis Sunday. Marie will
keep house for Sister Dorothy while
girl and Warren will have some medi-
Cal treatment
The town board met as a board of
audit Tuesday. Mr.. Curry was here be-
tween trains. He expects to be back
in about three weeks although Mrs.
Curry will not be back for some time
as her mother is still unable to be with
out care.
Lily Ann Dahl. assistant county re-
lief agent. spent part of day in the
vicinity lat week.
CWA work is closing. March 81 is
the deadline. Any projects not finished
by that time will be discontinued. 1t is
probable that ours will not be finished.
especially since they are apt to lay off
part of the crew any day. The county
has orders to reduce the quota now.
Hogan Motor Sales have received an
livery by March 10. Some little delay is
experienced in getting trucks on account
of the growing demand.
Miss Clara Wahlberg of ISanti, was
weekend visitor at the Wahlquist
home.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-03-08

Flora DeMoss and Mrs. Curtis Lyon as
sisted the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. johnson of DAN
bury, spent Sunday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Stulen.
Mrs. Elder Bostrom spent Sunday AFT
ernoon at the Frank Ramsdell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Andersen and
family were dinner guests at the Ed
Soens home Sunday.
Visitors at Ralph Pixies Sunday were
Mrs. w. j. Huntley and Albert Hunt.
Mrs. Bostrom, Mrs. Swan. and Mel
Swan were Wednesday evening visitors
of last week at the F.. H. Thayer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bjorlin of Aspin. spent
the weekend at the home of the lat
ter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin An
dersen.
Miss Casey of the Hinckley Teachers
Training Department visited the schools
in Districts No. 1928 and 116 Friday.
meeting was held March 1 at
p. m. at Ogema hall, which was sue
cess. A Farmer-Labor club was or
ganized with fifteen members. Rev.
Chas. Swanson of West Rock, and e. b.
Greenwald of Sandstone. spoke to well
filled house. The evening was finished
with social time and lunch was served
at midnight. Several from Cloverdale.
Sandstone. Pine City and other towns
attended the meeting.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-03-08
CLOVER TOWNSHIP

Word was received by the Irons fam.
lilies that their aunt. Mrs. Eliza Clark
of st. Charles. passed away SATURDAY.
Irons, who died recently. Ben and Lem
Irons are still in ST. Charles since their
uncles death: Frank Irons. George
Bdwer, and Mrs; Lem Irons ana ND S SON.
rites of Mrs. Clark.
Several families from here attended
the Farmer-Labor meeting at Ogema
hall last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Flora DeMoss had fall which
hurt her knee very badly. She is under
a doctors care.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Holmes. Harold
Holmes. and Freeman Stevens spent
Friday evening at the J. Hird home.
Miss Margaret Hansen. teacher at
ting with the Nelson's and the Eek
lundS at the camp.
The Garden Club met at the home of
Mrs p. Soens Wedne esd OF last f we thc
dance the club is sponsoring on March
IT. at Ogema hall.
shower in honor of Mrs. c. Holmes
was given at the Ben Irons home Sum
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Rasmussen were sup
per guests at the p. Stulen home in
The Emery Huntley family of Ogema.
visited Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Huntley's mother, Mrs. Hastings; Sam
mn. j. ' Westlund, Mr.. and Mrs. F. sacre.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. alderman and Marie. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Stewart, Mrs. Stevens. her son, Free
man. and her, daughter. Thelma. also
Irving Ecklund and Mike Barry spent
Saturday evening at card playing at
the Fred Brown home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Rasmussen spent
Sunday afternoon at the j. Stewart
home.
card party and dance was given at
the school house din District 1913 Satur-
day night. Everybody had fine time.
Chas. Robertson visited with his fam
lily at Hinckley Sunday evening.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-03-08
MARKVILLE

The PIT. A. will hold it's regular
monthly meeting Tuesday. March 10.
Effie Cronen visited at the H. w:
Babcock home Tuesday afternoon OF
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry DeLand and Mrs.
NJ. Walters motored to Hinckley Satur-
day; Mrs. DeLand had dental work done
there.
Mrs. Ray Chapman and Frank motored
to Superior last week.
Mae Nation. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Nation. and Donald Caps of Camp
Riverside, were united in marriage Fri.
day evening, February %. All extend
heartiest CONGRATULATIONS and best wish
es for a long and happy welded life.
Mrs. Rudolf Kelch entertained the
sewing club Friday aft afternoon nosdtnv pro1v
spent Tuesday afternoon at the +. j.
Steinbring home.
Mr. and Mrs. AL Quinn and family
and Emmett Quinn were supper guests
at the Art Lund home wednesday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Fleming motored
to Askov last Thursday.
Gertrude Lund spent Tuesday night
with Elfie Cronen.
Carl IsaacSon made trip to super
ior one day last week.
Dorothy Brow visited school at Go
verton recently. A.,
fred Thompson and Leon Coleman FAM
lilies. Anon Johnson of Cloverton. and
Leroy Wells of Camp RIVERSIDE, were
dinner guests at the A. p. Sondergaard
home in Frederic Sunday. In the art
ernoon they all attended the movie. later
returning to the Sondergaard home for
supper. o,,
from Janeville, where she had peen WIS.,
iting her husband.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid held a
rummage sale in the church basement
last Thursday evening.
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Continued from Page 81
THE DOPE On THE b. b. COURTS

This is the final standings for dis
trict play. If any games have not been
reported. please send the scores in to
Secretary Neutzman SO that the stand
ingS can be revised.
Brook Park wound up its district
schedule by defeating Bruno 70 to IA
thus clinching first place. North Branch
and Hinckley both handed Pine City
defeats. North Branch also defeated
Moose Lake 20 to II. Barnum was
handed a setback by Moose Lake. II to
16. Finlayson lost out to Barnum 20
to IA.
The Bruno girls team capped a sue
cessful season by defeating the Hinck-
ley girls Ia to 10, The Bruno girls
have lost but two games. to Willow
River and Askov. this season.
Brook Park played Askov in the first
game of the tournament Wednesday.
March 8. In the upper brackets are:
Lake. and Finlayson. Seeded in the
lower bracket are Bruno. Barnum- Will
low River, McGrath. Pine City, Hinck-
ley. North Branch. and Sandstone.
Judging from the seasons play Brook
Park and Sandstone or Hdnckley should
enter the finals. with a very good
chance for ASkov, Rush City. or Moose
however. to be anybody'S tournament
this year as a large number OF the
teams are evenly matched. No doubt a
number of interesting and hard-fought
conflicts will be staged in the Hinck-
ley gymnasium this week.
The ASkov high school first team ran
away with the game against the Fin
layson team. 81 to 10. ending the sea-
son in sixth place. ASkov'S second team
emerged victorious over FinlaySOn'S
second team. % to 9.
THE DOPESTER.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-03-08
Willow River School Notes

one. Six-weeks tests have been given
in practically every subject.
The senior class has selected it's class
motto class color and class flower.
The seniors are now selecting a play.
The English w class has completed
study of the Victorian period in Eng
lish literature. The English II sections
are studying "Silas Mariner" and Julius
Caesar" The modern history students
fail to recite in class are required to
outline their work. This method Gre
ates more desire to be prepared every
day. The general science students are
finishing the unit on Knowing the
Earth" The chemistry students are
beginning the unit on "Knowing the
the derivations of Latin words. The
biology classes are studying the bones
of the body. The home economics girls
are finishing their projects in sewing.
The English III class is studying essays
and are also writing letters. The eco
nOmic geography class is beginning the
study of China.
Interclass tournaments will begin this
week. Twelve different tournaments
Will be held this spring during noon
hour and regular physical education
periods. Last year the juniors (claSS
of 1880 won the little red jug. The
contests will be very close again this
year.
The senior social science class has
begun the study of government. The
higher algebra class is finishing qua
draticS and progreSSiOns.
The Willow River high school team
enters the tournament this week at
Hinckley with practically a new lineup.
The original team had a perfect record
until sickness, accident and ineligibility
took the players one by one. Monroe
is slowly recovering from his recent
operation. Harry has not returned to
school since his recent illness. and his
home work may keep him out for the
balance of the year. Rogers knee is
still bad and will make him practically
useless. Husky Nelson has taken UP
wrestling. Herbert's ankle still bothers
him. Lyle is, still in bed with the flu,
and Tom Slime was ruled ineligible. The
new team is rather inexperienced, but
will make a good showing nevertheless.
Three freshmen boys and two sopho-
moreS are now on the team.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-03-08
SAND CREEK

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Olson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Rasmussen, Mr.. and Mrs
Gust Soderquist. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Oberg and Mrs. ChaS. Rasmussen spent
last Thursday afternoon at the carson
home in honor of f. NJ. CarlSon's plrth-
day.
sympathy is extended from the Sand
Creek community to Harold Jensen ana
children in their hour of sadness by
the loss of the mother of the home:
There was no school Friday AFTER
noon on account of Mrs. JenSen's fun-
eral. A.,
Mrs. Lillian Patrick and Mr.. and Mrs:
Frank Rasmussen spent Wednesday OF
last week at the ChaS. Oberg home.
Young Peoples meeting Will be heid
Saturday night at the liner carlson
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johnson and Mr..
and Mrs Fay Troupe spent Friday aft
ernoon at Emil SwansOn's.
Holger Larson and Fay and Ed helped
put the roofing on the new house.
Mr. and Mrs. ChaS. Oberg and MIS-.
Chas. Rasmussen called at the Walter
Wheeler home Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. liner Carlson and MRS.
Lillian Patrick were callers at waiter
Wheelers Saturday night.
Arthur Roland spent the weekend
with Miss Carlson in Sandstone.
The Farmers Club meets Wednesday.
March IA. Please bring something for
lunch.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-03-08
MISSION CONVENTION IS HELD

The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of the Carlton district.
convened at Cloquet. Zion Lutheran
church. Friday afternoon and evening
March 2. for their annual meeting.
The afternoon was devoted to the
business session Preceding the bust
ness session a quiet hour was observed.
led by Anna Wendell The theme for
her meditation was Search the Scrip
lures" Several took part in prayer,
after this meditation.
Roll call showed that Mahtowa had
the largest delegation present. All the
societies but that of Wright were rep
resented. Reports were read by the
district officers and by delegates from
each society showing the various work
ings of each local organization.
Mrs. Ekman of Carlton. was elected
president; Mrs. Burman, Moose Lake.
vice president; Miss Title Nelson. Clio
Duet, secretary; Mrs. Oscar Lundell.
Clouuet. treasurer; Mrs. Oscar Samuel
son. Cloquet. Mission Tidngs secretary;
Mrs. Charles Upgren. Denham, Confer
ence Institutions secretary; Mrs. Har-
per. Carlton, Literature secretary; Mrs.
o. Leonard Nelson, Cloquet. pledge box
secretary.
The Grand Rapids and Mahtowa So
cietieS were elected to send delegates
to the conference w. NJ. S.
Other numbers on the afternoon pro-
gram were a greeting by Rev. Anton
Lundeen. former missionary to China,
who was also the guest speaker of the
evening; song, make me Blessing
To-day" by Mrs. Burman, and the read
ing of extracts of letters from mission
aries in China. Rev. Ekman closed
with prayer and the meeting was adj
journed until evening when Rev. Anton
Lundeen spoke to a well filed church
on the work which has been done in
China and how now they are seeing
the fruits of their labors in the great
revival which is Quickening hundreds
and thousands of souls in China.