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The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-12
INDEPENDENT LOOP OFFICIALS
RULE ON HIGH SCHOOL CACERS
Must Have Approval Of Super.
intendent and Be Over 20
Years Of Ago

Minot, N. D., March 12.-R>-New
regulations aimed to give independent
basketball teams in the state equal
opportunity. whether they represent a
small town or larger cities, were
edopted by the advisory board Of the
state league meeting with managers
of district championship quints In
connection with the state tournament
here.
The new rulings, dealing princi-
pally with eligibility OF players CON-
ing from outside the cities In which
contenders from the league title are
located, permit the use Of high schoo
players, providing they have reached
the age Of 40, and are restricted te
the area from which team member.
may be recruited.
A high school performer Joining an
Independent quint for participation
In tournaments must have permission
OF the superintendent Of the school he
attends, it was ruled.
Henceforth, players may not par.
ticipate In tournament II they live
outside 3 l5-mile radius Of the city
they represent, and . eager from an
other state who takes up residence in
North Dakota must have lived In the
state prior to October Is preceding the
title meets. In order to be eligible. q
player must live within the pre-.
scribed area prior to February /.
A motion that state tournament
drawings be made BY regions and re.
leased prior to district meetings wa,
adopted By those attending the meet.
ing.
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MsnN. n, D. March !c.--sP-Ffth
place IN the state independent bas-
kesha,l tournament went 70 the Bis
marck P-cvas-s here Saturday att
ernocn when the CAPITAL City quintet
defeated the Maddox Stays 50 to s..
Bismarck P-vvst-s forfeited the
chance tcr state horrs in the game
won from Lanstcc1. N 70 10. when
they played Frank Lee, who was not
registered fcr tourney Play.
John Sprssgs led the attack for the
Prowlers scoring eight field goals and
three free throws Lee had eight field
goals to be runneyup TO SpriSgs toe
high scoring honorS.
In the second afternoon consola-
ton contest the Cando Legionnaires
won seventh place as the result Of
52-42 decision over Reeder. High point
man for the winning combination was
Moothart with l6 points r. Whaleu
was runnerup with Il points. A. Hi
den and Bacon set the pace for the
Reeder team, both counting u points
Hidden scored six times from the field
and twice from the free throw line
while Bacon tailed seven times from
the field. The summaries:
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-12
Hockey Teams Battle
For Second and Third

New York, March 12.-(R-Drag.
sfng their way through the semi-final
week Of tho regular season, tho Ma
tional Hockey League clubs wiped out
Ill doubts concerning tho playo1f
berths and the final standings except
the twin question Of second and third
places IN tho two divisionA
The New York Americans Wero
eliminated q contenders during tlas
past week. The third place Montreal
Maroous continued the winning habit
outlined BY their townsmen. Than thi
Detroit Red Wings clinched the right
b meet Toronto In tho playoff series
between the first place teams toe tho
league title BY defeating the Chicago
Blackhawks.
Toronto clinched tho Canadian sec-
ton lead some time ago.
The Canadiens took second place
among the Canadian clubs By two
points over the Maroons.
The New York Rangers and Chicago
failed to record . victory but thu
Rangers got ono point through THUR
days "a tie with the Garoons to gain
tho second berth. Detroit dyubhed the
Hawks 30 Thursday. then followed
up with . IA overtime decision 10
Ottawa, tied the Maroous, then lost
out again Ia overtime Sunday night,
bowing 7-3 to tho MaroonS.
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which placed them In front at 1873
as they reached the intermission. The
Blue Devils, after having been held
scoreless in the second period, Jared
little better in the third quarter, Ber-
nard Busse registering the only point
for the runnersup with q free throw.
The two teams went into the final
quarter with the Valley City quint
holding an 1879 lead, the result Of two
field goals by Hendrickson and one
by Cliff Halmrast, who led the Straus
attack with four and three field goals,
respectively.
The Valley Citials were willing to
stake their chances OH their stallins
game and failed to count in the final
quarter while Busse found the net for
two long field goals and Joe Purdy
dribbled In for q short one. Lansford
tried desperately In the final two min
utes with their long shots. but failed
to connect with the bucket after their
efforts to work the ball through the
short shots had failed.
The same two teams were finalists
in the state event at Valley City last
year. The summary:
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-12
Spriggs An-State
Independent eager

Minot, N. D., March 12.-tF-
Named on the first all-state inde.
pendent basketball team In con.
nection with the tournament held
In Minot are two performers from
the championship Straus Clothier
quint Of Valley City, one from the
runner-u Lansford Blue Devils.
two from the Minot Elks who took
third place honors and one from
the Bismarck Prowlers.
Forwards are Harley Robertson
of Minot, William Robinson Of
Fargo, and Johnny Spriggs Of Bis
marck: .centers are Duke Hendrick-
son of Valley City (captain) and
Charles Webster of Minot: and the
guards are Chet King Of Lansford,
Joe Blakeslee Of Fargo, and Clau-
die Miller Of Valley City.
The second all-state team Is
composed of Cliff Halmrast Of VAL
ley City. Perry Moothart Of Cando
(captain) and Harris Betg of Lans-
ford, forwards: Arnold Schneider
of Bismarck and George Bacon Of
Reeder, centers: and Orville War
berg Of Maddox, Joe Purdy Of
Lansford, and Alvy Dahl Of Minot
guards.
Names of those who made the
selection were not revealed.
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Thinks Amateur Team
Can Beat Tennis Pros

New York. March l2.-(N-Paul
Fefet, q member Of suzanne Leng-
lens touring troupe Of professionals
IN 1895, but now again an amateur
entered IN the current o. 8. indoor
tennis championships, believes 1.-THE
two best amateurs" would prevail over
the two best pros" In an open tour
nAment.
The black k-thatched Fkenchinan Sc.
lects as the two outstanding anna.
teurs, Fred Perry Of England, holder
Of the q. 8. singles title, and Jack
Crawford, OF Australia, winner Of the
1883 Wimbledon and French cham.
| p.onships. At the top OF the pros HI
ranks william. T. I1lden, and, and H
Ellsworth Vines.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-12
RosenblOom and Ross
In NOn.Title Battles

New York, March 12.-(R-Maxie
Rosenbloom, Barney Ross and Vince
Dundee. champions an. headline .
full boxing schedule for the nation
this week but their titles win not be
at stake.
Rosenbloom, king Of the light
heavyweights, win fight twice In nom
title bouts, meeting Gordon Forten-
berry Of Cocoa, Fla. at Orlando, Fla,
Monday night and Walker (Cycloue)
Smith at Macon. Ga. On Friday.
Ross, Chicago holder Of the light
weight diadem. who was held to .
draw by Frankie Klick last week, bat
ties Kid MORO Of Manila In another
overnight affair at Oakland. CAL,
wednesday. Dundee, middleweight
champion. tackles Joe Kaminsd,
Nanticoke, Pa.. lo0-pounder, In .
non.title match ct Holyoke, Mass,
Monday night.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-12
Ward Outstanding 40 WolNer'
Ines Cop Western Confer.
oncO Title

Chicago. March 19.-(R3-A6ichigan
rode to the 1884 Western conference
indoor track championship satur.
day on the six foot, one inch frame
Of willis Ward. it, Negro all-around
star. who hustled to win three events.
The wolverines scored S7h points
to dethrone mdiaua'S Hoosiers Is
champion, and Wards Is points.
earned In tho 00-yard dash, 70-yard
high hurdles and high Jump. were
more than the difference between
victory and defeat. The battle was
strictly between Michigan and Indi.
ana. and not until Ward cleared 8
feet AZ inches In the high Jump. did
the Wolverines become certain Of vic.
tory.
So completely did Michigan and the
Hoosiers dominate the field that they
scored eight first places between
them-four Apiece-leaving only two
for the rest Of the field. A Mime
sofa sophomore, Bill Wreimuth, toss
ed the l6-pound shot q feet inches,
~ WAAA OAASs ShA40 NA4V eOV0UC . OAAG~AAA4A0
relay quartet took the other.
Indiana's Iron man duo Of Charles
Hornbostel and Ivan Fuqua did every
thing asked Of them, but the other
members Of the Hoosier squad failed
to give as much help g tho Wolver.
ines gave Ward.
Fuqua set . new conference indoor
record for the quarter mile Of l0.A
seconds, six-tenthS Of q second faster
than the former standard set by Ed
win Russell Of Michigan, In 1854.
That WAS the only record-breaking
performance. Ward, however, tied the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT mark Of 6.2 SEC.
onds In winning tho dash.
Hornbostel, fresh from triumphs in
the east, completely outclassed his
opposition Ia the mile and half-mile
runs.
Illinois was third with l8 points.
Ohio stateNha Is. Chicago scored
IL ITO for fifth, with Minnesota and
Northwestern tied for sixth with ..
Purdue had 8, while Wisconsin nosed
out Iowa for ninth place, I 2-S to
4 l-5.
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EIGHT HIGH SCHOOL.
Squads PREPARE FOR
CLASSIC CONTESTS.
Bismarck Demons Holding Only
Regular Practice Sessions
This Week
PLAY FOR DISTRICT TITLE
Fargo Meets Wahpston Monday
to Decide District Repre-
sentative

Bismarck high school basketball
team Is holding only regular practice
sessions this week In preparation for
the North Dakota high school basket
ball tournament, here Friday and Sat-
uYday. according to Coach Roy D.
Mcleod.
Seven other teams, the best In their
districts, are brushing up on the fine
points Of the game In anticipation Of
the state meet. These teams are the
high school quints Of jamestown, Far
90, Wahpeton. Valley City. Mandan,
Devils Lake, Minot and Grand Forks.
Bismarck, defending titlists, and
Mandan, runnerup In last years play.
will enter the meet as underdogs.
Both Of these teams were barely able
tO eliminate their class B rivals, Bis
inarck winning 80 to 20 In an over
time period from st. Marys, and the
Braves nosing out Dickinson II to is.
Wahpeton hopes for better luck than
the other class B challengers met
with, when It plays Fargo Monday
night. Regardless Of which team
emerges from the fray victorious, the
representative from that dictrict will
ho one Of the strong contenders for
the state crown.
The Fargo cagers have completed
their scheduled play without q set
back. Wahpeton has nearly Is fine
4 record, having won 10 to 81 games.
Fargo u favored to take the contest,
having defeated the class B team 80
to 81 earlier In the season. The
Fargo Midgets have been matched
with stronger adversaries for the most
Of this seasons play.
a close battle Is anticipated when
Jamestown meets Grand Forks In the
first game Of the tournament Friday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The James
town squad has lost but twice this
season; IS to 50 In an overtime period
geme with Fargo. and ~ to II against
AAinoA
II tho blue Jays lose out In the
tournament 1t possibly viii Be several
years before they will b able to put
In the state tournament . powerful
q quint q this years. Most Of tn
lettermen win b lost By graduation.
Grand Turks established itself g I
formidable five By walloping Mnot q
70 10. Grand Forks won from Valley
City n 10 il and 20 to In two en-
gsgements this season: and droppet
. fast 3S-23 game to Fargo.
Mau0an. who plays Devils Lake u
the second contest Of the afternoon
pulled itself out Of q long slump wher
II defeated Dickinson last week. Dew.
Is Lake eked out q 24-20 win In .
game With Mandan early In Febru.
ary, but tho Braves are on . warpatt
and they plan to make . strong bic
Tor tho eataus' scalp
The team representing the Fargt
district = expected to emerge victor
1ous IN the game With Valley CitS
friday night. Wahpeton won from
the H.liners q to 10 In . game
Neb. & and Fargo downed the VALLEY
easors q to 10 the following night.
- . 57-l3 victory last week ovei
the Demons, Minot high = grantee
IN edge In the second game Frida!
evening when the Maeicians play Bis
enayck. Minot he's lost but twice thil
Hear. to Fargo and Grand Forks.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-12
BISMARCK DEFEATS
MADDOX TOHACE
Fifth AT TOURNEY
John sprigos and Frank lee
Score Heavily in 0S
Consolation Contest
MINoT WINS FROM ARM0URS
Straus Clothiers Beat lansfcrd
- to IS; Were FinalistS
Last Year

Minot, N. D., March lo.-tFeTnc
straus Clothiers of Valley City cap
tured their third successive state in
dependent basketball championship
here Saturday night as they defeated
the Lansford Blue Devils in the final
game Of the annual tournament, 10
to Is.
The contest was q defensive battle
practically all the way. For three
quarters 1t was q deliberate set.o.
with the Blue Devils marching out In
front at the first quarter. 8 to s.
Then in the second period the de-
Tending champions put ON squirt
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Third place in the tournament went
to the Minot Elks who eked out .
42.40 victory over Armours Of West
Fargo after trailing during the great
er part Of the contest. A last quar-
ter rally enabled the Minot five to
win.
The team from West Fargo took
the lead at the start Of the contests
running its advantage to Is to 8 at
the end Of the first quarter with Bill
Robinson. flashy forward, setting the
pace. The Minot quint, however,
came hack In the second quarter to
outscore the West Fargo five. Is to 10,
but the half found Armours leading
BY . asia count. Minot moved closer
to the West FArsoans Ia the third
period trailing only BY one point a
| the period ended, 50 to -.
Robinson was West Fargo's out
standing player. The former Moor
head Teachers college star accounted
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-12
Bill Follows Deserts
1900 Meters for Mile

New York, March l3.-tReJohn ".
OiW Follows plans to emulate David
next Saturday night In the Z. Of Q.
galnes In Madison Square Garden. de-
oeFt the distances where he has de-
6eatod most Of the better runners Of
the United States by from 20 TO Is
yards this year. and tackle three track
doliathg at . mile.
ais l600-meter triumph In the
Metropolitan Championships Saturday
uight did not lead him to any undue
eonfideuce o to his chances against
Glenn CUNNINGHAM, Gene VenSke and
Charles (ChucO Hnrnhostel, but be
knows s will b . foot race With those
three in u and that = what he likes.
z donat believe III win. hs said
11teg hi Saturday night victory n
1;oa sDut i ought - b. . good
eacoIs
= - doean1 vin, = won't b b.
oauso ~ didn't ky. Hs has Z way d
Netting what he Soeg after, that tow
hoodod counpactly built uttle Euslish.
Ameg3oon. He wanted . college edu.
cation an6 he hAs degrees 0om Wis.
onnsin. onord and ooEnsl.
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WILL BOX AT RUGBY

Rugby, N. D., March 12.-Johnny
Schneider, local fighter. who for sew
eral months has been headquartering
at Bismarck, viii meet Wild Bill Has
selstrom, Fargo nghtheavy, IN the
feature bout Of a boxing card here
Saturday It will be the third meet
ing between the two. Others on the
card are Joe Voeller VS. Joe Schaan;
Rolly Oksendahl vs. Billy Mears;
Charles Rudolph vs Tony Burgard;
Vern Peterson vs. Ernie Smelzer
Asher Austin vs Ernest Tank, and
Ned Schiff VS. Tony Busch. A battle
royal Is also scheduled.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-12
Basketball Scores

Pennsylvania IS: Princeton rs.
. Pitt a.; West Virginia 26.
Cornell "a: Harvard g..
GEORGETOWN 80: Carnegie Tech 28.
Syracuse 43: Colgate Is.
Marquette 81; Notre Dame 20.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-12

is Class B High School Basketball
Teams Win District Championships
MICHIGAN DISPLACES INDIANA
INDOOR TRACK CHAMPIONS

for nine f.esd SSAM And two nee
throws tcr = scsas q ~ rcants-one.
ha,s Of his ssAssN scsAs> Robertson
ssa shn SSS.sss sAev s~ the wtnning
cctassssas s!cs wssA SIX teaA ecals ana
ore ssee sArrv, KeSe~ wAs ranner-up
scr this exNx with t.ve field Eoels.
TIE ssssssnaasxs
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-12
Steals, Errors and Home Runs
From the Training Camp Fronts

worries. Trainer "Doc" Painter re-
ports that 1t will be Q month before
Russ Van Alta, clever southpaw, viii
regain full control Of his left hand.
injured IN . fire at his home during
the winter.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-12
LOUGHRAlrs FATHER DIES

Philadelphia, March l2-(R-John
Loughran, 62-year-old father Of Tom
my Loughran, dropped dead yester-
day at the rineside while watching
another son. Charles. train for .
fight.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-12
HAS ENOUGH MEN

HAS ENOUGH MEN
Miami Deooh, rla.-What . df.
ference . few months have made
70 Manager Mn Terry q the New
York Giants. This time 1n0e
year I was wondering where I
was going - ct sonhe bau play.
ers," sad MN. Now I'm wonder.
Ing what I'm going 70 - with
'em an
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by the Associated Prees)
WILL KEEP HURkERS

Avalon, Cal.-Feeling that the 1--we.
lier baseball may make It tough on
pitchers this season, Manager Char
lie Grimm Of the Chicago Cubs, 4
thinking Of retaining the nine hurl-
ers.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-12
VIII Battle IN Rsgionals 'Thi&
Wssk tor Right 70 Enter
State Tourney

ny 8k9O ADUO0U1VSO SxVU0D
Eairmount, the defending state
champion, and u other district class
3 champions were named IN tourns-
ments throughout North Dakota Sat-
urday, These u winners were added
to Two chosen earlier. Ninot Models
and New Salem. to bring 10 10 the
list Of teams which earned the right
to compete this weekend Ia regional
Journeys for the privilege Of entering
In the second annual state class b
meet at Valley City, March = and
a
Other district leaders include LAri>
more, svea, Grafton, Bottineau, Coop.
erstown, Linton, Coleharhor, Elgtns
Hettinger, Walsh County Agyies. For.
tal. Cando and Sentinel Butte.
AN NIEHU RnfvKEf1Rn
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-12

BATSAfEN, INF1ELDERS WORK
Winter Haven, Fla. batting
and infield practice aro On b
earnest at the Phillies' training
camp while the pitchers enjoy
comparative ease.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-12
PLAY PING rON0

Sorasota, Na.-What-no table ten.
nis7 There will be an outfit Installed
at the Boston Red Sox training quar-
ters Monday for the Use q Max
Bishop.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-12

Final
0ooperstown 70: Maddox ASgies IL
Seml-flnals
Cooperstown 81: Harvey 8.
Maddox Aggies a.; HannAford 10.
AT NAPOLEON
Final
lAnton -; Napoleon 10.
AT WASHBU1N
Coleharbor Is; Washhaun II.
8emi.ffnals
WaShbyrn ~; Harrison a..
Coleharboe 20; McClusly =.
AT MOTT
Final
Egin l0s New England 81.
6emi.finals
Elgin log Mott Is.
New England -: Carson 70.
AT HETTlNGER
Hettineer S5; Reeder -
Seml.finals
Hettinger =; Brauton 3
Reeder q; Assinibons 10.
AZ CALVIN
Final
walsh County Aggies 37I Hanna n
Seml-f1nals
Hanna 70; Lakota %.
walsh County Aggies 10: Calvin II.
AT KEN1GARE
Final
Portal 81 Bowbells Is.
Seml.finAle
Portal -; Stanley n.
Bowbells IL: Kenmare 10.
AT DICKINSON
Final
Sentinel Butte IS: Killdeer -.
AT MAYVILLE
Iarimore 20: Aneta 10.
Solml.fmals
Larimore q; Mayville 10.
Aneta n, Hunter 40.
AT OAKES
Final
svea 13s Tower City.s.
Seml.fmals
svea 10: Oakes Z.
Tower City 40; ElleudaIe IL.
AT LEEDS
Final
Bottineau -: Cando =.
Semi.finals
Oando -; Leeds a.
Bottineau ~; Rugby 26.
AT GRAFTON
Final
Grafton g: Walhalla ..
Semi.finsls
Grafton -; Hoople IS.
Walhalla IS: Bowesmont Is.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-12
CLASSY FIELD HOUSE

The University Of Minnesota Is
erecting what viii probably be the
finest sports hall in the country. It
will cost more than $350,O00.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-12
WILSON READY TO SIGN

WILSON READY TO SIGN
Orlando. Fla.-Nlaybe Hack VII.
sons holdout campaign against
the Brooklyn Dodser5 front.of.
fioe isn't % ses1ous after alL
Hack wired The club hoid - late
reporting 70 camp beoause q the
illness q his son, tlheeeby ial3cst-
ing he was jusG about roaAy =
come % termA
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-03-12
MINOT ELKS BEAT
ARMOuRS QUINTET

Referee. Buck 9tarbeck.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-09-27
BAR ASSOCIATION
HOLDS ANNUAL MEET

At the annual banquet and meet
ing of the Bar Association of the 10Th
Judicial District which was held at
Mora on Tuesday evening, September
IS, the candidacy of Chief Justice
John P. Devaney and Justices Cliff
ford L. Hilton and julius ]. Olson
for reelection as members of the
Supreme Court was endorsed by unan-
imOus vote of the members present
and voting.
The following officers were elected:
President, Chester S. Wilson, Still
water; vice president, Chas. M. Num-
necke, Lindstrom; secretary-treasurer
VIM. H. Lamson, Hinckley; member
board of governors, M. B. Hurley,
Pine City; representative to State
Bar Association, P. Nj. Lindbloom,
Saltwater. Executive Council: S. B.
Wennerberg of Center City, Frank F..
Reinhold of Hinckley, X. G. Neu-
meier Of Saltwater, and S. Alfred
Halgren of Mora.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-09-27
CORN-HOG COMMITTEE
LEARNS VOTE PLAN

Members of the Pine county corn
hog board of directors and County
Agent Harris will attend a confer
ence at Mora Saturday, at which the
plan to take a vote on continuing the
corn-hog reduction program in 1885
will be explained by D. c. Dvoracek
c. University Farm, st. Paul.
The board of directors will explain
this plan to the corn-hog contract
sfgners next week in township meet
ings at which the corn and hog out
look for 1895 will be discussed and
a vote taken on whether or not the
program should be continued.
At a series of regional conferences
held throughout the country earlier
this month, the sentiment of county
corn-hog committeeman, Of represen-
tatives of general farm organizations
and of extension workers was strongly
in favor of continuing the restrictions
on corn and hog production in 1885.
Such restriction, it is believed, will
be necessary to prevent the returning
of SURPRISES of these products and a
resulting slump in prices to depres-
sion levels. The Agricultural Adjust
ment Administration, however, wishes
to get the reaction of all corn-hog
signers before deciding whether or
not to continue this program.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-09-27
PROCEEDINGS OF
ASKOV COUNCIL

A special meeting of the village
council was held Sept. "a, 1884. All
members were present.
A motion was made, seconded and
carried to buy the pile of washed
gravel, about so yards, secured from
the bridge contractors from Fritz
Holm for $4,000, and to hire him to
haul same on the streets in the viii
lage, dump trucks to be furnished by
Fritz Holm and the village to pay for
the driver and gasoline.
A motion was made, seconded and
carried to instruct the clerk to notify
the property holders on Main street,
whose sidewalks need repair, to either
repair or rebuild the sidewalk in front
of their property.
Meeting adjourned.
CHRIS ERIKSEN, President.
THORVALD L. SORENSEN, Clerk.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-09-27
WEST ROCK

Mr. and Mrs. Emil Olson and fam
lily were Sunday afternoon visitors at
the G. E. Carlson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex WINNER and
family and Lorraine Martinson were
Saturday evening visitors at the VIM.
WINNER home.
Roy Mattson was an overnight guest
at the c. E. Carlson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Johnson, La
Verne and Donald were Sunday WISH
tors at Stanchfield.
Miss Doris Thompson attended a
birthday party at the Ernest Olson
home near Rock Greek last Thursday
evening
Mrs. A. H. Mattson and Richard of
Pine City, and Blanche Rogers of
Finlayson, were supper guests at the
C. E. Carlson home last Thursday
and Friday evenings.
A reception was held for the Rev.
Swanson family Friday evening at the
Royalton M. E. church.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-09-27
GRINDSTONE LAKE

Remember the basket social and
dance sponsored by the Dell Grove
FL. club at the Cabin Inn Friday
evening, Sept. 20. Everybody well
come.
Several from here heard DR.. L. r.
Patmont at Hinckley, Wednesday eve
ming of last week. His talk and pic
lures on Russia were very interesting
Earl Jamison and Steve Holmes
made a trip to Mortified Saturday
and sold load of rutabagas.
Mrs. G. H. Erickson is able, to be
up and around again now and is
spending this week with her mother,
Mrs. Carrie Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Jamison and, Mr..
and Mrs. Hans Myrvold attended the
American Legion's Constitution meet
ing in Sandstone Friday evening.