Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-08-02
STURGEON LAKE

Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Carlson and
Curtis and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Barnes went
to Amery, Wis, Friday, and visited
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Dorr.
Mrs. P. Vekich and children Of Du-
luth, came here recently to spend
some time at the Jos. Oderbraski and
Zion homes.
Mrs. Dan Misukanis and children,
Mrs. Jenny Kolosky and Mrs. j. F..
Kolosky motored to st. Paul Saturday.
They returned Monday.
S. NJ. Williams left Saturday for
New York, after spending a two
weeks vacation here.
Swan Swanson of Superior, spent a
few days at John Joswiak's last week.
Wednesday of last week was the
scene of a baseball play-off on the
local grounds between the West-Du-
luth Cubs and Mora team. Mora
returned home defeated.
Stanley Coke, Raymond Meyer,
Johnnie McLevit and Leo MalinOwski,
who was staying at the Ejorek home,
| left Thursday evening for six months
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| John Pasek, long time resident
here, passed away Friday night after
almost a years illness. Burial was
made from St. Isadore's Catholic
church Monday at 10 a. m. Much
sympathy is extended to the bereaved
in their hour of sadness. Mrs. Pasek
| left Tuesday for St. Paul with her
son and where she will remain and
make her home.
Mrs. Mankowski returned recently
from Duluth and is now feeling
fine, after undergoing an operation at
St. Mary's hospital.
The Sturgeon Lake baseball team
took a beating when it journeyed to
Brook Park Sunday and played with
make-shift lineup. Five of the reg
ular members of the team were among
the missing so the captain found it
| in the lineup to complete a legal
team. The Parkers took advantage of
this situation and let loose a hitting
attack that fattened their batting aver
ages and submerged the champions
with an avalanche of runs such as they
had not experienced before in the his
tory of the team. Three home runs
were chalked up by the home club,
these being made by Mcclellan, Pear
son, and Hoagland. Hoagland came
through with five safe hits in six
times at bat, and in the sum was the
home run and one triple. Redenbaugh
connected safely for four hits in five
times at bat for the Lakers. Sturgeon
Lake, in spite of its defeat, still re-
tanned first place in the league stand
ing, for when they were taking a
drubbfng from Brook Park the Fin
laysOn club defeated the N. P. S. club
to reduce them to two loss standing.
An American Legion play-off game
| in this district was played on the
local diamond Wednesday of last week
when the West Duluth Cubs elimi-
mated the Mora team by the One-sided
score of 26 to 4. The winners would
play next at Virginia and finally end
up at the state tournament to be held
at Cokato. American Legion baseball
teams are composed of boys under sew
enteen years of age. The brand OF
baseball played in the game here in
dictated that they had been we'll
trained in the regular rules of base
ball and that when they pass over the
age of that class they will be ready to
step into amateur league baseball.
Both teams were well equipped and
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of Hinckley, was the chairman in
charge of this district.
Avis Gilbert and Howard Buss re-
turned to Albert Lea Monday, after a
months stay at the Gilbert home.
Leslie Lindberg and family came
here Sunday from Duluth and spent
the day at the Chas. Carlson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Lindberg returned
to Duluth with him. From there they
planned on going to Chicago for a
Worlds Fair visit and then to their
home at Los Angeles, Calf.
A Sangerfest picnic was held at the
Log Cabin Inn Sunday. Members of
the Swedish Sangerfest organizations
from Duluth and the Twin Cities
gathered there and held singing get
together. Many local people also
gathered there and took in the con-
cert.
H. B. Vandersluis and wife, former
operator of Wade's Woods, spent the
weekend at cabin on Swanson's
Point, and, met acquaintance there.
The Pine county unit of the Farm
ers Holiday organization picnicked at
the Lakeside beach Sunday.