Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-05-30
KERRICK

The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will
be entertained at the B. F. Sydow
home Saturday afternoon, June 1. The
Mesdames David Parker, Harold Lund
and Eldred Parker will help serve.
All are invited. Spend this hour with
your neighbors.
Daily vacation Bible school will he
held at the Presbyterian church in
kerrick, starting June and cOntinu-
| ing through the week. All children
who have no church home are urged
to attend.
Two school BUSES, driven by Eldred
and Dave Parker carried children to
the Pine county play day at Hinckley
last Saturday. A number of the par
ents also made the trip. An enjoy
able day was reported.
The cheese factory is assuming
shape very fast. Roof men arrived
Monday and will be through by Fri
day. Plasterers arrived Tuesday.
Concrete floors are in and Mr.. Fuhr-
man arrived Tuesday to start install
ling machinery.
Milton BackstrOm purchased re"
VS. truck from Hogan Motor sales
and is having a body constructed by
Reider Edison and Ole Berset. The
truck will be used on a milk route
for the new plant.
If the children look worried these
days, you will find on diagnosis of the
case that it is perhaps a severe at
tack of exams. AS a general rule the
cases clear up entirely by Thursday.
The N. P. S. team won its SECOND
game Sunday, defeating Brook ParI
10 to 6. The game was played on the
Brook Park diamond and the weather
was not favorable for baseball; so fal
the boys have a clean slate. Mex
Sunday they tackle Rutledge on the
Kerrick diamond.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Cy Halverson returned
from a weeks trip to Canada an(
points north. They drove to Mime
apolis Sunday, Cy returning Monday
D. Merriman has finished painting
the John Olson house and garage ant
is now decorating the Halverson-Nel
son office interior.
Lund and Fox have about fifteel
men cutting balsam in their Nemadj
River camp and could use an add
= tional number if they were available
Val Barber has been out on a couple
fires east of town. They were unde
!, control in short order.
Reider Edison, Hans Christensen
and Louis Hogan drove to Dulutl
Monday evening to confer with Hug
. W. Void, architect, regarding the pro
posed new community auditorium.
sketch will be submitted by him thi
week, and shortly thereafter plan
V will probably be drawn and the pro
ject will proceed in earnest. The pro
. posal calls for a log and stone Duild
ing with a so by SO foot dancin
'' space, a large stage, dressing room
a lobby with checking rooms, kitche
II and probably full basement.
Mrs. S. NJ. Lund was visitor i
town one day this week.
: Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Laird fol
merly Delphia Petersen), ArnO Peter
/ sen and his mother, and Mrs. A
: brecht Petersen are here from Lie
) Angeles. Calf, visiting at the E. 7
$ Petersen home. They plan on RI
n naming here for ten days or so b'
fore starting back to California. TIL
l. Petersens still have a warm spot
l. their hearts for the old homestead.
l. R. P. Hogan and wife spent tn
y weekend at home.
About the busiest man in thes
1t parts is Jimmie Murphy with h
"Murphy's Transfer You see hi
1t at a. m. and along into the nigh
n. He sleeps between times.
D. A new walk has been installed ]
lie front of the bank and over to tn
store. It's nice job.
ID Bonfire weiner roast will be he
ly at Kerrick Wednesday evening, Jun
5. Benefit of Catholic Ladies All
~ Weiners, buns and coffee with I
t fires. Everyone is invited.