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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-01-11

Ely. Minnesota, on the S1st day o
December, 1894, within the territorial
limits of the City of Ely, Minnesota.
E.ALE BEAU,
Police Ofacer of the City of Ely, MINI
Present: Aldermen Carlson, Hok-
kanen, Kapsch, Tauzell, zgonc, Mayor
Harri.
Absent: Alderman Brennan.
Consideration of the minutes.
Moved by Alderman Tauzell, sup
ported by Alderman Hokkanen, that the
minutes of the regular meeting helc
December IS, 1894, and the adjourned
regular meeting held December rs, 1884
be approved as recorded by the CLERK
and published. Carried.
Report of the Committee on Ac-
counts and Finance was read as fol-
lows:
Ely, Minnesota, January 8, 1885.
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council,
City of Ely, Minnesota.
Gentlemen:
We, your Committee on Accounts ano
Finance, having examined the follow
ing payrolls and bills for the month Of
December, 1894, find them to be cor
rect, and recommend that they be
allowed and paid:
Payroll Official and MiScel-
laneous Department, ......$ $3.50. AZ
Payroll Court and Police De-
partment, 2,665. OK
payron-Fire Department, -. 5000
Payroll Community Service
and Recreational Depart
partment, .................. 613Ot
Payroll and Water De-
partment, .................. Z,Sli-A4
Payroll-Hired Trucks, ...... 1900
Payroll-Team labor, ......., 626OC
Payroll Street Commission
er's Department, :. 2s,ss4.s7
PAYROLL. w. A. Docket No.
400, lo1.oU
Payroll Workmen's Compen-
SatlOn, .................... lVA.A<
Ely Fire Department, Fire
calls, o3oUu
American Lunch, Meals to
prisoners, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l2Ot
Drs. Ayres and Parker, Pro-
fessional Services, ......... SOC
John Ballas, Services, ........ 17.0t
Baxtrum Garage, Labor and
supplies, INSTRUMENTATION. 65.8s
Ersilio Bianchi, Hauling wood, 300
Burgher- Williams Company,
Supplies, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 58.4(
Clara o. Carlson, Compromise
settlement of claim for gar
age rent, -. $4,000
John Carlson, Hauling wood, 49,:
John Carlson, Winton, Mime
sofa, Hauling wood, ........ 22.5(
Wilson c. Carlson, stoker at
Community Service Center,
Authorized September Is,
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/ 1854, l,U22.0
Wilson c. Carlson, Hauling
WOOD, 65.l9
Central Cargo, Labor and sup
| pEeS, 1911
Central Petroleum Company,
OH, Grease, ................ zzS.64
D. L. Childers, Secretary, Ely
Fire Department, .......... 5000
Colby, Ramm and Company,
Whip ends for grease gun, :. 1l.22
Crane Company of Minnesota,
Waterman supplies, ...... 1924
The Duluth Clinic, Profession
al services re: Louis Gerzin,
injury case, ................ oSO
E. I. du Pont de NemourS and
Company, Inc, Explosives, 1852
Ely Cooperative Association,
GaSOllne, 1910
Ely Finnish Stock Company,
supplies, A0.oN
Ely Gas and Oil Company,
Gasoline, Kerosene, ........ 5000
Ely Hardware & Furniture Co.,
supplies, oo'oo
Ely Lumber Company Lumber
and supplies, ............. 20.9O
The Ely Miner, Printing and
puDllSnlnS, ................ loS.oo
Ely Motor Sales, Supplies and
Ely Pharmacy, Soda Ash, -. lotto
Ely Service Garage, Storage,
supplies, ................... TI1
Fenske Hardware & Furniture
Co., Supplies, .............. 3.72
First Trust Company of st.
Paul, $50 Water and Light
Improvement Bonds called
in, and interest and commits
sion charge, ............... 1881 90
First Trust Company, Service
charge re: $50 Water and
Light Improvement Bonds, $50
w. A. Fisher Company, Sup
plies, So1z
Emil Forsman, Hauling wood, lbs
Friedsburg Service Agency,
Inc, Insurance, ............ 61T
The Gamewen Co., Alarm box
and gong, INSTRUMENTATION. 9lN
Louis Garni, Labor, .......... 2810
Gaylord Brothers, Inc, Sup
plies, ............... 900
Hanson Brothers Candy Com
pany, Christmas candies, :. 217.44
Phil Hegfors, Hauling wood, :. 47!Ol
j. w. Herranen, Rear assembly
for Ford, .................. 1000
H. j. Homer, Coal, .......... 253O6
The H. R. Hunting Company,
Inc, Books, ................ 378
James Drug Store, Supplies, 107.6O
Jensen-Salsbery Laboratories,
Inc, Rodicide rat poison, =. $50
Peter Kerze, Jr., Hauling wood, $500
Joseph Klun, Sheets and pillow
cases, $500
John Koshak, Wood, ........ 1900
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John Petrich, Jr., Hauling
WOOD, S.U
Charles Pusovich, Hauling
WOOD, .................. 57.OO
Range Oil Products Company,
1dSOllilc, 1879
Range Typewriter Company,
RlDDOnS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
E. L. Rautio, Labor and sup
pies, o5.5U
j. N. Rautio, Labor and sup
pies, S3.66
j. A. Rothman, Coal, relief
supplies, labor, gasoline, ;. 334.5O
Valentine Roman, Hauling
WOOD, lOOO
Frank Sershen, Jr., Drayage, 100
Estate of Alex Sikala, Coal,
wood, ll7.50
Matt Sikala, Blacksmithing, 62.7O
Skala Gas and Oil Company,
ddSOllIle, T.oU
Slogans Super Service Station,
Tires and tubes, .......... 21560
A. Stenlund, Blacksmithing, 1860
st. Paul Book and Stationery
Co., Books, ............... 1921
DR.. John E. Thompson, City
Chemist and Veterinarian,
Car maintenance for Deem
Der. 1884, ........... $500
Victor j. Thompson, Oil, ice, 2lOO
Rudolph Tisovich, Hauling
wood, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6938
Tourist Service Station, Inc,
Kerosene, Bulbs, Grease :. Cos
United States of America,
Semi-annual interest on
$4,000 Waterworks Plant
Bonds. $4,000
Frank Veranth, Pipe, coal, :. 1856
Joseph Veranth, Professional
services re: Kapphahn, Ma
turf and Son VS. City of
Ely, ............... 3S6.45
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A. o. Knutson, City Clerk,
Petty cash disbursements, 1872
Laing Hardware Co., Supplies, 1888
Lavo Company of America,
supplies, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. zS4u
Maddern's Dray Line, Drayage,
Hauling wood, ............. 1881
Ed. M. Maxi. Labor ... $500
Gust A. Maxi, Relief supplies, 1900
Joseph Mantel, Insurance, -. 6l.35
Joseph Mantel, Miscellaneous
supplies, ................... Ioo.Sl
Marshall Wells Company, Fire
Extinguisher fluid, ........ 72O
Mrs. Kristiina Martell, Trees, 1900
The Mathieson Alkah Works,
Inc, Chlorine, ............. 5000
Emil Matikainen, Hauling
WOOD, f7.to
Mine Safety Appliances Com
pany, CaniSterS, first aid kit, 8.43
Minnesota Power & Light Co.,
Electric power purchased
during December, 1884, -. 4056.94
Mrs. Anton Moravitz, Care
taker, Detention Hospital,
Meals to patients and
nurses, 51.67
Joseph M. Muhvich, Services,
September, 1888, ......... 5000
McMahan Lumber Company,
Lumber and supplies, $500. 43361
Douglas Nankervis, Chief of
Police, Car maintenance for
December, 1884, ......... $500
Neptune Meter Company,
Meters, supplies, .......... 1920
Joseph Palcher, Relief supplies, $50
Paper Products Company,
Paper towels, .............. $500
o. w. Parker, M D., Christmas
Seal Health Bond, ........ 1000
Frank Pengal, Relief supplies, 7.O5
j. L. Pete, Office Space Rental,
Storage, coal, .............. 1900
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Vermillion Electric Shop,
Labor, lamps, supplies, -. 1420s
Andrew Watilo, Jr., City
Treasurer, Interest paid on
WdFTdIlIS, OH ~
Westinghouse Electric Supply
Company, Inc, Electrical
SupplleS, 41S96
Workers Cooperative Store,
Gasoline, observation-disclosures. 775O
Mark zoretic, Supplies, ...... 240
John Zupancich, Supplies, -. 1920
1Otdl, |Oo, tVz.s 70
Respectfully submitted,
FRANK zGONC,
o. HOKKANEN,
IVAN TAUZELL,
Committee on Accounts and Finance.
Moved by Alderman Kapsch, sup
ported by Alderman zgonc, that the
report of the Committee on Accounts
and Finance be accepted and filed, and
the City Clerk be authorized to draw
orders on the City Treasurer in pay
ment thereof. Vote as follows:
Ayes: Aldermen Kapsch, Tauzell,
zgonc.
Alderman Carlson voted Eyes" on the
payment for the stoker installed in the
Community Service Center building, and
voted mo" on the payrolls and re-
manning bills.
Alderman Hokkanen voted "No" on
the payment for the Stoker installed in
the Community Service Center building,
and voted Eyes" on the payrolls and
remaining bills.
Mayor Harri voted "No" on the pay
ment for the stoker installed in the
Community Service Center Building,
and voted Eyes" on the payrolls and
remaining bills.
Motion carried.
Report of the Community Service
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-01-11

When you visit the Pontiac salesroom to-
day, you are going to see type of beauty
the like of which the motor car industry
has never known before-new, refreshing,
utterly different the happiest interpre-
tation of the streamline principle ever
achieved. You are going to see for the first
time that greatest of all Fisher achieve
ments in coachwork -solid- ssTurret-
PONTIAC MOTOR COMPANY, PONTIA
= List price of Standard s1-cylinder Coupe a, P
Evening star., 1935-02-20
Pats;ot ts:e$ Hsnos H.

Excellent quality skinned and surplus fat removed;
no waste. Average ham to 10 pounds.
Patriot Coffee excellent favor, pound. Soc
Mar.Bo.San Coffee, blended for Woodward q
LOtnfOp. fOuno 800. 'HoS
Lenox Manor Orange Pekoe Tea, pound. .48c
Todds' Old virginia Hams, pound. ........ .4Oc
Kings Spiced Peaches, whole freestone, pound
IA ounce tin. ...............'....1a
Westchester Chicken Broth, 1871 ounces. ...... 10c
Lily of the Valley Tomato Juice, "a ounces. .lle
Westcc Assorted Biscuits, English style, plain and
with filing pound ....................:.:. :...23c
A. M. Y. Homemade Orange Marmalade, IL
ounce lar lie
Flora Danica Cheese, fine bleu cheese, pound, sue
Finnish Cruyere Cheese; 6-ounce box with SIX
portions ........................
Pocahontas Midget Butter Beans,
No. z can, 18c; for $lOS
roop SHOP FuTR FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-02-20
Kitchen and Bathroom
Furni+ure-SpeciaI
Housewares-SpeciaI
9 and IL Foot
Widths

Dust Mop, No. Is size Wizard, chemically
tfeateo :......: .aoc
Oval and Round Tray. ay........................9 Use
Sanette Indoor Garbage PAIL step.on lift.lid
style; gallons. 81
Corn Broom, best quality. y.....................78c
Sizzling Steak Platter, with table mat,
S1.55 and $1.95
Metal Cake Saver, with wood cutting board. .75c
Open.weave Dish Cloths, dozen. 81
Dish Cloths, coored borders, dozen. .58c
6x6.foot Shower Curtain in plaid rayon or tree
oesen ceIaneSe .......... .%E'1o
Kreamerware Bread Box, drop.door style. 81
Kreamerware Canister Set, pieces. s............$1
Kreamerware Bread Box, trunk style and half
Glass Towels, Irish linen. .48c; for $40
Squeeze.Easy and Easy. Wiring Diamond Head
Mops. styles. cSi
Invalids Folding Tray. .95e
Detecto Bath Room Scales model 6l7, up to
SVV POUNDS .%f.1o
Ironing Board Pad and Cover. .95c
S.sallon Heavy Corrugated Garbage Pals with
lock TOP. .$l.Ho
Handy-andy Orange Juicer. .95c
Griswold Food Chopper, No. size, with assorted
blades .9!SS
6-cup Universal Cold Water Perculator. -. 1895
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1935-02-20
Famous Classics
One-VoIume e.oo
Editions

Bound in allisator-e eran brown leather, with gilt
edged PAGES. Shakespeare, Stevenson, Tolstoi,
Voltaire, Wilde, Balzsc, Boccacio Decameron,
Emerson, Dumas, Hawthorne and others. Resu.
lary $1.50 Q volume.
Masterpieces Of Literature; classics of Dickens,
Dumas, Victor Hugo and others. Regularly
7Sc ................... .60c
Walt Disney Books-"The Three Little Pigs and
the Big Bad Wolf" and "The Big Bad Wolf and
Little Red Riding Hood" both in one volume.
Special .................... .ISc
Bibles; teachers edition, with concordance; black
leather bound, red gold edges.
BOOKS, AISLE az, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-02-20
Governor Winthrop
Desk, $3.50
Illustrated BelotU

Three drawers, ball and claw feet, automatic lid
supports. In old world mahogany finish.
Governor Winthrop Secretary to match, $3.50
Coffee Table, mahogany and gum. $50
Nest of Tables, mahogany and $3.50
Tier Tables mahogany and gum. $3.50
Breakfront Bookcases .....................$ .$3I.SO
Queen Anne Bed Room Suite, old world mahogany
finish. sh..............4 4 pieces, $l48; pieces, $l77
Maple Bed Room Suite, separate hanging mirrors,
peseed tops and hard wood interior construction.
Priced separately: Dresser, $3.50; Chest-on-
Chest, $2150; Bed IL; Night Table, $3.50; Van.
ity, $3.50; Bench, $3.50.
Folding Top Tables, mahogany and gum. $3.50
10.piece Dining Room Suite, solid mahogany nlaid,
18th Century design Observation-Disclosures. ..Sl95
Lamp Table, mahogany and gum. $3.50
End Tables .S/oO
3-fold Screen, wall paper covered, washable. In
10 patterns Recommendations. 1913
Steel Art Gard Table with burnproof top. .$39s
Matching Chairs
Overstuffed Living Room Chair, hardwood frame,
saeless webb bottom. In assorted covers. .$l975
Windsor Chairs, with fiddle backs. ..........$ $395
Boudoir Chairs, attractive glazed chintz. .$l17S
Ottoman to match Observation-Disclosures.
FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-02-20
Table Mats, Runner!
RuffIedCurtains
2H Yard. Long 81 rs

OF fine quality, cushion dotted material.
Dotted Marquisette Curtains, wide ruHles, 2H
yaros long .@i.fS
Ruled Curtains Of point d'esprit dotted marquis.
cite, picot edse .SL|o
Tailored Marquisette Curtains cased and headed,
Pinch Pleated Open Mesh Draperies, colored
sripes 80 .$''I0
RufHed Marquisette Curtains, ~ yards. Small
Bed Covers in India Prints, 72xl08. .......$l.25
Living Room Pillows. .SSc
Theatrical Linen Gauge, yard. Zoe
Fine Glazed Chintz Draperies, pair. .......$3.95
Spring Draperies, part linen, sateen lined, pinch
Bedroom Ensembles of glazed chintz.
Bedspreads ......S265 Curtains .$1.75
Printed Drapery Fabrics part linen, yard. ;SSc
f1ass0ckS llxlo %o.ao
Printed Linen for slip covers draperies yard, 7Sc
36.inch Glazed Chintz, yard ................24c
French Marqusette, an excellent quality.
7o.lncn ''S
6sYprArNs Ann DRApERIEs SEyENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-02-20
Cotton Sheets
S11lo3. ...$I.48 each

oI1I03' .48 edcH
Slx108 ... SLAB each
Made Of selected cotton yarn by the makers Of
Cannon Towels. An exceptionally hish.count
material; II threads to the warp and II threads
to the welt.
$500 1.0S each S1x9o ...... .$128 each
72xl08 ......$l.28 each 90xl06 ...... .$1SS each
Pillow Slips,
42x3Sh .........32e 45x38X ......... $50
Candlewick Spreads, 72x106 and 90xl08. :. .$2SS
72x84 Blankets from St. Mary's Woolen Mills,
s7Ss
BIDwEAR, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1935-02-20
Inner-Spring
Mattresses, SITS

Felt put on with special process to prevent sag
sins. Damssk cover. Matching Box Springs, $27.75.
Goose Feather Pillows, woven striped tickin9,
2lxH ...................... .$S.<S
Down Pillows, 2lx27, in fine downproof tick.
in& '''''''' %S''S
Studio Couches, with two inner spring mattresses,
three boxed pillows. Mohair frieze COW
Inner.sprins Mattresses, covered in woven striped
ticking with handles ......................$1 $3.50
Box Spring to match. .....................SlS .SlSSO
BEDwEAR, Sixth FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-02-20

Group includes sugar and
creamers, high compotes, may
onnaise sets, low candleSticks,
bonbon baskets, low compotes,
salt and peppers, vases.
Plated Silverware, including vegetable
dishes, beverage shakers, pitchers, we'll
and tree platters, gravy boats, trays.
relish dishes s.................... .S4
SILVER, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-02-20
TreIIis, Csc

TrelIis Of one-nch square, seasoned wood. styles.
Measure 8 feet by "a inches
Also Artcreate Bird Bath, 26x16H H...........S
GARDEN FURNITURE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-02-20

Sterling Silver Tea Sets, Colonial design
with plain and engraved border,
Trays, copies of Old English Trays, with
famous grape border ..............$6 .$675
Plated Silver Tea Sets, pieces, in
Colonial design ..................$l09S
Apiece Coffee Sets in plated silver.
ware ..................... .$I395
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-30
RETIRED PASTOR
CALLED BY DEATH
Rev. Michael Sengfr Had Spent the
Last Three Years of His Life on
Shores of Sturgeon Lake.

Rev. Michael Sengir, retired priest
at Camp Edelweiss, died at st. Mary's
hospital. Duluth, Sunday, May 10, at
3:45 p. m. Father Sengir at the
time of his death was "A years old.
He was born in Poland, coming to
America at an early age.
Rev. Sengir retired about three
years ago. coming to Camp Edelweiss
from st. Marys Star Of the Sea par
ish in Duluth. 1t is said that the
Sturgeon Lake parish, st. Isadores.
was the pastors first parish.
Burial was made in st. Isadore's
Catholic cemetery Wednesday, May
% Solemn High Mass was solemn
lied by the Rev. S. T. Meyer assisted
by FIR. Matz of Minneapolis, and FIR.
Hanzel of Appleton. Prominent pre-
lates present were Monsignor Bilben
of Gilbert and Monsigpor Boland,
Vicar General of Diocese of Duluth.
plus the following priests. the Rev.
Orielly of Duluth. Rev. Dulkin OF
Gilbert, Rev Lastkowski of Duluth
/ Rev. Shultz of Duluth, Rev. Ciesli-
wicz of Virginia. Rev. Patrika of Du-
! luth. Rev. kralisz of Cloquet. Rev
Majas of Willow River. Rev. Majer
of Greenville. S. D.. Rev. Lebold oil
Gnesen. and Rev. Rieger of Hinckley
! The funeral was large and was at
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-30
LOCAL YOUNGMAN
TAKES A BRIDE
Larsen. RasmuSsen NuptialS are Per-
formed at Wfthee, WfS.-Wfn
Make Home in County.

Mr.. Elmer Larsen, son of Jes Lar
in marriage to Miss Inga Rasmussen,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Viggo Ras-
mussen of near Withee. Wis. on May
IL in the Danish church of that vii
lage. Sigrid, a sister of the groom,
and Elmer, brother of the bride,
attended the couple.
The groom was born at Ringsted,
Iowa. and came to Pine county with
his parents when but small boy.
He attended the Anderson rural school
and also a school in his community
known as Banning. He has assisted
his father with the farm work eX-
cept for period when he was en-
ployed at Tyler, at which place he
met his bride while she was attend
ing Danebod school.
Mrs. Larsen was born in Denmark,
but came to this country with her
parents when small.
A wedding dance was held at a
pavilion near the brides home on
Monday evening following the cere-
mony and the couple came immed-
lately to take up housekeeping on the
groOm's fathers farm which they will
look after in his extended absence in
Denmark.
A large circle of friends and neigh
bors will extend best wishes and con-
gratulatiOns to them.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-30
SCOUTS
TO BE INSTALLED
Outside Scout Officers Will be Present
to Make an Impressive Cere.
mOny Possible.

The Askov Boy Scout Troop will
be installed Tuesday night. June 4,
in the American Legion Club hall.
The ceremony will commence at 8
O'Clock and all parents of the boys
and friends are invited by the spon-
sors.
Elan c. Johnson. scout executive
of the Duluth area, will be in charge
of the installation, and H. L. Westby
of Mora, chairman of the Pine-Kana-
bee district will hold court of honor
for the scouts of the district.
The Askov American Legion post
is the sponsor of the troop with a
troop committee, headed by c. M
Nelson, in charge. Other members
of the committee are. Conrad Chris
Jensen, Thorvald Andersen and Floyd
Olesen.
The charter members Of the troop
are. Arthur c. Christensen, Eugene
Buck. Arnold Hede, Howard Kilstofte
Arid Frederiksen. Gunnar Frederik.
sen, George Lindegaard. Harold Mil
Ter. Kenneth Cool. and Harry Morten-
sen.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-30
REAL ESTATE, LOAN
EXCHANGE OFFICE
OPENS IN WILLOW

Frank w. Stepan. county commits
sioner of the Fourth district, has
opened up a real estate, loan and ex-
change office in Willow River village.
The bank at Willow River was
closed in 1925 and since that time
there has been need for some local
institution where folks might have
checks cashed and other services
rendered such as are usually per-
formed in a bank.
Mr.. Stepan who has been long
time resident of the Willow River
community. coming there with his
family in 1914. has built a business
place opposite the B. Amundsen con-
fectionery. adjoining the pavement.
The frame building is 24X40. part OF
which will be occupied by his office,
affording also space to be rented for
some other business establishment.
Aside from cashing and issuing
checks Mr.. Stepan will do a regular
real estate business. make loans,
write insurance and make out legal
papers.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-30
CANNING FACTS
MAY BE LEARNED
Home Economics Expert Will Present
Demonstrations to Pine County
People at Various Points.

Mrs. Pearl Hutton of the Home
Economics Department, Social Serv-
ice Division SERA, will hold canning
demonstrations in the school houses
at Bruno ON June 4 and in Willow
River on June 5. The time of the
meetings will be at 1870 p. m. The
whole subject of vegetable canning
will be discussed, suggestions will be
given as to what and how much Of
each vegetable to can per person, and
how to prepare vegetables for can
ming, methods to use, causes of food
spoilage, and other essential facts.
Different types of vegetables will
be canned, using acceptable methods
for each type. An opportunity will
be given, to discuss your own can
ming or other food preservation prob
lens. Bulletins written by Inez M.
Hobart, extension nutritiOnist will be
available. These bulletins give not
only essential facts about canning,
but contain suggestions for the use
of canned vegetables, the planning of
vegetable storage budget, etc. A COM
plete time table for canning all kinds
of vegetables and fruits, is a valuable
feature of the bulletin. An invita-
ton is extended to all interested per-
sons to come and bring friend.
Demonstrations will also be given
at Sandstone in the high school build
ing ON June 6, and in Pine City in
the Armory on June z.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-30
DISTRICT CREAMERY BANQUET HELD HERE
DRUNKEN DRIVER
COMES TO GRIEF

The arms of the law has taken
another who persisted in driving
his car while intoxicated and as
the result of his crashing headon
into bus recently Ray Reppert
of Pine City, will sit behind the
bars for 60 days and forfeit his
right to drive car for the period
of IS months, unless he can fur
nish an indemnity bond in the
amount of $500.
Reppert ran afoul of the law
when he with another companion
were driving on the highway
north of Pine City. They were
taking in both sides of the road,
so to speak, when they met the
bus with the result that a headon
collision was caused. No one on
the bus was injured, but Rep
pert's companion was seriously
hurt.
In passing sentence Judge AL
fred P. Stolberg asked the defend
ent if he had his drivers license
with him and upon being an
swered in the affirmative the
judge asked that he surrender it
to the patrolman.
On the bus at the time of the
accident was Senator George
Lommen, who took active part in
securing the name of the driver
of the car and the license num-
hor
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-30

Aune Elizabeth Paulson, DAUGHTER
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Paulson living
II miles west of Willow River, passed
away at the family home Wednesday,
May %, at o'clock in the evening.
The young woman was taken i'll about
three weeks before her death but
seemed to be recovering when upon
Wednesday her condition became
worse and she passed away that eve
ming.
Miss PaulsOn was born at the home
of her parents February 80, 1920, and
was Is years, 2 months and "a days
of age at the time of her death. She
entered the eighth grade of the Will
low River school in 1888 and the
freshman class in the fall of 1884.
She was one of the honor students of
her class and was confirmed by Rev.
J. o. Johanson in the Nordland Luth-
eran church on July 80, 1884.
The funeral services were held
from her home church Saturday at
2 p. m. with Rev. Johanson officiating
Songs were rendered by Miss Olive
Falk, Mrs. Anton Suk, and by four
members of the deceased's cOnfirma.
ton class. The parents, two sisters
Mrs. ToivO Wahtola of Minneapolis
and Lillian at home, and five broth.
ers. Palmer of Denham, Arnold, John
Gordon and Alvin, all at home. remain
to mourn the loss.
The pallbearers at the funeral
were, Norman Dolly, Carl Holmquist
Ray Norbick. Orville Fransen, &c
Anderson and Clarence ChristiansOn
Burial was made in Nordland GENE
terry.
Deep sympathy is extended by the
entire countryside to the bereaveC
family in the loss of beloved mem
Der.