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LEGAL NOTICES.
fIss L. RELLA REsNTCK. Attorney

ceiamess: re the I,,5s.a Applicst.en, ten,.s ct
Gass far un,nss KreSsf Sf sssss Equity
Doe.@chsrles Do nchhl krevisky and Mildred Krsv.
isky.. respectively, having fled = petition
praying for 3 decree changing tneir name names
rsspeetiveiy. T and having applied to the
ceYrt for an order OF publication Of the !.
BY the court. this 9Th day of June. A. D.
laak; ORDERED that all t,pes persons On &C con- nr
before the 1st day of July. A. b. 1885,
Why the prayers Of SAID gstition srould
not be granted: Provided. That copy OF
three consecutive weeks before said day in
Evenire star newspaper. JOSEPH w.
Sox Justice ssnsAl2 true 9ss ssp' TeI5
4. bERTzBAUoH. Assistant CLERK.
istO,17o4
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THOS J. OWEN q SON. AUCTIoNE1RS
1881 EYE ST. NV.
rHusTIgs SALE OF yAtuABLE RAJ.
ESTATEM MekovED ~ TNkS;
As PREMISES 746 NINTH STREET

~ virtus ef . certain deco 81 tfsHSt; tfHs;
.ra a1a Ct s Of ns S c ftfSrq: s r.uSss Ss o
tie % esfts f y secured Thereby. tne undsrslened
trustee viii sen At nqblie sYetiSnr r in fsR 5fGat
Ts6tGNsr4hn Ts6tGNsr4hnIRhTxr Rhx q ocToSak Sak Ar NJ isSss &. st 81
lowing described land and arsnaisss, stu; I5
s:sss i ss ';a Psf l9s
sShdivisiSn psst ..sS.y. q ;susrs fss as
per rsf plat unessrd seesfded I In tSe oce
F e. tn; :. 1sss:ss 3s5I sf 81 5s i.
sHsse nsh srss. as fyS9p'f 'f..e .nss
ss 9:.s Y'sS 'sss,s - j Il nss a:sa
strsst and tns ,eesinn,ns. .... :, a.. nu,
.SsI SPIs' & e sss u s:::;;ssss a ss
two three and four yeafs; With intsfsf! i
q ,s sS ss q 4: :s sross; ,ssssd 3D. 81 rs
sss hs eS sDif :. sss s.
ahcing, recording, rsyenue stemps, etc. a
Suisa sSs, Hs Wiz siship shfss ds,s III rom
sale shs D,spsfs sEs;ss: ssssss & s r sss
Az s az ~ sds..ss:s%sn q ,. sfa
e. of a:ss:i %ss or s
Ss sssi f0tfni Il M isSi isssi Of sssisaSls risSts
AGAINST ';iaa|||Rs g4 sssSISeis5iigr ,ss9'.. ssR
""' " Vies President
'ss1I, !. u At;asii t;saSsinilxogor, .
h4.dAdi sx6u AsSlisAnt eserttaey.
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sALE-AUToMOBrIEs.

sss q os u1s e fS'dc 5. s.d d'eHsn lom
ns s ..s% sSsn sssi% Tfisns sss t.i.9: isr.psss
opsn I. .sysnlni.. i.... NC -n'n' .'..- .o.O.
FOND 1898 ds iuIs soupsi rumble lsas.
lsslslsss sssIa I@a,shsn1sel hn1s Ssrdss. -. .sssssionsi!s;
s sisot o. .usss: ns ss.S Dss Ds
its ss:.s
M q. s'1t 1 K ~: s.a ans:I s.,: s:d;s SSsss;s ssss;
nsS:ssf terms; there L. no bitter susrsn-
s.. .h; Su: Sgs II pq; f..! ss.1ss
kSsSns fsl fsnsela sSss: nS op.f Sl;S l.;Sssnins.. o.''
MD s an.S SSuP. ssi sesn s
frubb:f:: snail SR' down payment, % ssisnes On
ss.n s1a s 's sSs Milton Gs n9snne ansn
ss' s:S. Sad.s nGeSS't ssS rsTtss 1T. Tanss
FOND 1880 coach. $3.50; very fns eEasF.
ExsF. Sx iesse OPEN q ss.ninss. nfM YORK ave No
sss:s ssis ssss: H.: 81;
are genuine Trew Values. Either call
Decatur 1910 or visit our show room fof
q dsmopstration. The TreS Motor Co..
SrMoEIhf ,dIy .s s s:E;' Ios %sds :
really IKE new car; 81 1885, &C c.
se1sol SsSn. rssonsi easiea assSSS assSS iS 2snd ST. NV
Ia sALLn 1899 s.passenser coupe: yerY
n0ed fSess sSeS.'ea Potosse ssao s.e l1e ro9d
esr. ior the ssht :ss.int Spsinssi;; s1ss.
walsh Motor Co. Ford Dealers. 5000 Ga.
LINCOLN 1899 model IA ls-s,iindsT :
rs. soads :'sss 0SSs & ME-
;n'fss ss is :sS s*ad u Il. Sss. ssS's sSa
NASH 1884 model 1898 B.pass. sedan:
ca ts sss .Ss. sas Glsss nsss .G SsGG pain. N
. rhls s:f snss K tns ss' a os:is!e ssss.slss
a Iss n13a: 'as snd sOar'Hs ss NV Fsone Ma
rA6H 1899 5-pasi sedan. This car has
f,aa had excellent ssrs 'Gd t.she II sea 'SnS SU.n
'a sns su.s', g. S~ fiS5ss fSsn: s.soa: Ssdsf
1881 Nash sedan at S295. These Nashes
Decatur 1910 or visit cur show room for
1926 I4th. Phone Decatur Ia10.
ofbSMo1fLE 1895. sedan; excellent shape.
very kood tires. S41S Conn ave. c1eve-
land 1888.
oLDM01sIIE ,SYYs r.! ';S;n ss ~; s,,sT ST.
Co. Ford Es '6e p.siers Il s so6o "a. ave. 'n O'Ol
4SS. ,.s zee is shis ss; sSe See.
msnt ana rtsuiit motor 81 ssah. These
Decatur 1910. or visit our show room for
. dsmonstrAtion. The Tfe~ Motor Co..
| 1925 14th.
| PACKARD 1895 GEO series: driven but
| down. balance Is months. PACKARD
| HUDSON. TERRAPLANE DEALER. $500
| QsQfkia ave. nv.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. wEscHLfR son. Auctioneers.
Hs! s,sEES{ ss,slsEks sSsR2|sEsA sso'' 'FssE isss

ANo SALG ~, CytHx1oAss3Se ~
fasa Ha dafak dstffoE PEE1iaassFa sEA1asa;: 10: zoos
,'s: Ill.,: s;;s ); 4. S::s' ]:
sn.1sS, ss 's tn. the
Eill Offer for sale. S' Ssnlss sYst;eni Y
D5SSHRFfHiKY YDzEc zSEcIeoEcK e 1ssss' e: fsie fs
lowinf.deseribed property In the District
the same on East Capitol street 1b ftet
east from the northwest corner Of said
S. c s sts .st th.nes so"n 81
Tenth Street east; thence north 2 feet
o,S pshsss .ssnie &c fsst ss sad
lSRsfs ens psrDosss S as % 81 soS II square I sss
Terms Of sale: one:third Of the pur-
saas ss e Dis u
and two years. with interest at . per
semi -snnually. secured Ib, hrss deed oi
pp,Hn Ssan.s Of II pq1shsss e:s q $500
fsvsnus @ STAMPS ana nc,afiai fees i'ss0t a cost
within ssift, GAYS rom a. az y q a.is. o.s.ro a
ros ts''sss e rse sd es. .usss
Of such resale in some newspaper puSiishsd
,srf:s.99 % fMss.99ss sf ~RS q o,ss sssSs s.rs, az r.
trustees may avail themselves Of any ieaai
or equitable rithts asAinst dsfaultins pur-
-. SsqkSs asSsp N. = fMasRIsa. fHMasaHshSSa.n'
je6 10.14.17,19 Trustees
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|. sALE-AuToMoBILEs.

fQNT1AC 1855 eonvefti6ie coupe; slx Wire
Hnssls sh iIsn Tumble h ss9s Al tirss good driver
y n perfect, Son6tticn; . 6araain 81 70.
Ss.l. e =: SsSnsn ne e.ysl.ss g az. n.ssss $500
PoNrtAC 1994 4.deor sedan. We can only
say this or has bSsn driven Just 9 little
S,sr s,i..a abfssfinin :. mi lesss sDssssspl.IiS
No. b75f.. oniY Nolan esn NJ bring iAy YOU p. 4
sarr n such perfect eendtticn for % httis,
$20.7 no co-siSners. NOLAN. iii
Eiehtsenth @. NV.
AUToMO1iLIs at WeschlsrS autS auetion.
Sss SSss \ nv: every Wsanesday and s.tuI.
PARTS-pARTS
FOR Al Cars. and Trucks.
soSzr Haro 81 sx6Hasds pisie Masee e
"a Floltde Ave: M1 Nnrth lQ4Qa
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Alto LOANS.

THE FfDEffTY PLAN CORP. 1909 L 81
nw.-Credtt service: courteous. reasonable
prompt. Phone National 6150
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SALE-AuTOMOblLES.

s1cK1HR ~ isSo HF1:ssn35is g.3 i: eas sei
eel :siIlfn. nrs. esv Ter 81 sissf pint sraHs
sutomobiis Ssautifui: S4sS: D. q. b. iusf.
.|s;.| ss. fsss sssa s s.i. y. AZ: 'Sss:
s!1S:S ls sss r.: 20. y: s:is;s ss
rIxAc1.ANhoW 1881 modsl ~ 9-pass.
fns ear Ia rsaily nne eonditicn. come q
sna an:R;si N. ssHsiSmeSss ssis;
Open evenin4s Apd sundays. Capitol CAd.
t,nn.i ilias Ca csadlna laas s2nd st. NV. rhsns Fa.
fLYMQUfH 1885. dsmenSfrator 6eiec-
miieAse and driven carefully. -o60red at
suestAntiaf reducticns. Leo Eooea.. me
New York ave. ne. Phone National
73g2. OPEN evening".
PtYMOuTH 1888 De luxe sedan. Ike new,
SS. SSS7S. sS New York ave. NoRTHsAeT.
PONTIAC 1882 "6'' sedan-Here's q real
Sf1sHrt SSffsss.H e sS4s6i terms % 81 New York ave.
PONTIAC late model de luxe sedani 0.cSi.,
beautiful. condition. neW-car .aparantse.
Rla1ten Planter YSt9T ss Co. s ps Soto ;ns TIERc.sh
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TQMQlN0M.

THEODORE MICHAEL.
r,.s WILLIAM 3. fafEftfs, t!! j.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS,
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS. INDoksE!pI r.. "sIps- sI s-es9 FoEE E
viii be received at the Bureau 81 1afos
and Docks Navy Department. WashinE
ton. D. D.. until II O'Clock am, June ~
ibss, ana then and there puelci, ss,nss snsnsse
Al shins suffers; dovnspou.s. snor suasrds; a.x
Ts1a sss ~, T. ;sss,rs Silsi
10 the award OF the contract. q statement
Of facts in detail Of the business end tscn-
eluaine Tansief fnsnciai f resourees fer such psrt
Of the work az Is not prS'id.ed, !. ~. ,of ANY ..
me stlpulation In Article IL OF tle con.
tract. and experience of ofeanixatlon I'll IN
construction of comparable WORK nt at
any bid respecting which the facts as to
business and technical ORGANIZATION. imam
ciaI resources. plant, or experience, eom.
pared with the project bid upon. Justly
such rejection Specification NO. Tts4
and accompanying drawings may De o..
tained on application TO- the Bureau OF 70
the Commandant. Navy YARD. Washlnston
d. c. Deposit OF q check or postal money
the Bureau of Yards and Docks. is re,
ouired as security for the safe return q
the Cravings and specification. NORMAN
NJ. SMITH. Chief Of Bureau June D. 1850
je1O,17
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AUCTION SALES-TODAY.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER q son. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FRANZ.
sEIHHfa sEHHTaaos osrRsEH oNA652RTThwssaA, With stsaa

TRUSTEES SALE Or vhLyhbLE rrAMsfEa q
ES EESSSg SsgTSAssfs $SSssl & sfas sia
b virtue 81 a. deed ot trust recorded N
TIE land records OF the District Of Colum;
bia. and at the request OF party secuted
thereby. the undermined trustees will onef
70. s:!s By pN.1 pySls 3uctSS9 4S rtRRnip iTsnf nav y
Ia. feiio. .ins DESCRIBED property in ths
square square aSsse In William g. ihililps' sub:
division OF part, Of q tract OF land called
the once Of the surveyor. Of the District OF
Columbia ir 1dber 81, at folio II,
Terms OF sale: One:fourth OF the pur-
chase money TO be paid In cash, balance IN
ssauel installments; rsprssented pre- bs prem ON
two o' ana iia three e years. With interest at 81
per cent per annum from day. Of sale. pay.
Of trust upon property sold. Or all cash. at
option of purchaser. A deposit Of $500
REQUIRED Of purchaser at sale. Exar1i1a-
ton OF title. coflveyancine. recordint. feve:
nue. stamps ana notAriAl fees At cost OF
,sin pdlsshs;ssr ,s,,,, Terms TO, to BE- cowplled With
sssp.sts Cost fsis
6urchaser. after Ave days advertisement
Of such resale. in some newspapeL pub,
may be Forfeited. Or without forfeitins do:
post trustees f sva o.
msen ;e14,sI o. Trustees
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SALE-FARMS,
SALE-ACREAGE.

Capitol. Y. acre and acre plots; home gf
fertile soil; delishtful SURROUNDINGS. I'm.
proyemSnts include swimming. pool. boat.
ing. nshing on property. Nothing as At
traetive within so miles D. c. Call DONE
GAN. National 3934.
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RENT-GARAGES

RENT-GARAGES.
LzKdE GARAGE NJ H1AR or iii 4th
st. sM Apply Ct house.
REAR 174s NJ ST. NV. PRIVATE.
e-sanzl.szs.=-1==
GARAGE SPACE.
SPACE FOR SEVERAL CAR@FfRE.
ssssl :,tSs.s'ts esss sss5
sALE-AUTOMOBILES.
BUitK. 1881; leokS and runs q lsod q
e car on; sssS Wsd Wi f i to inspect tins
sSf e' 5, srSST f9Hrs 3Sr. asy: I:sl 'S sa,
cApIILAc 1870 T:pasl sedan: sxcellent
SS:n el:ss :Ssns;. ~; Sssiss
sss,ss,ls.I ssess,lssI Gaso:i is's % asnd st. nv. Phone
.3E.. oeis 'siS siSo. :0tsa ssan. e." III water
CHEVROLET 1854 ma1ter sedan. black
fso airs wseels. 2susf flskes k no:drsft setiiatio.
sain.. aleu- Eosss: ss:r'ss sso!ss s:s
cs ;.s:n:n. ns nss ;: s;sSn ssnSen s slFSHaa Soa
Triuaale Ford Dealers Famous Blue Rib
bon e scn. beat aass stn and T1Sf
ss1HsEyfSsr 81 81: s.a 1881 bsfUc Ucp::ssssss :sss oSss ss
Isss ISss SaSss,' Sas' AZ 1sis s,S Shs
& ISsx :sSts sSs,si iSs g. ssss sssS
4 :sIssdid esaSslcS sssa II ssins, e ,I :iis; .s :nS
syeniFpss &. ans sundays; cspisol s.alns Gadaill.ss
$500 so" ""' ~ NV -' --.
CHevRoL9T 1893 ae luxt A:Ncos sedan:
throughout; very low down payment. Also
bStss bSas ssIss Ss.l sssvs. So
ton. GSnnscticYs ana Nebraska sves'
Phone Emerson e7S4,
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ADAM A wEscHLER q SON, Auctienesrs.
rausrrEs, SALE OF A Two.sroRy
sh5gk E5gk7 RSE44HdfEE4sIr RHSSkE4+4HdfEE4sIr. NO. 1858 =

SIhEEl NINA
recorded in Liber eTS4. at soiio 47s, eeee
Of the land records Of the District OF %. %.
pasmsn. a%9,si 9Th 81 sse asss thereby :ssSTsa spd s
andersisnes sns tas trustees viii oiet Tor sale At
pnelif en eWlifEnHsfssbhY. SHsfsfbh rHf Ifen ns1ssikTH pAY
OF JUNE. 1885. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM :,
an that parcel Of lana situate And being
In the District Of Columbia and descrlbed
a Sion ot s $50 ssnsr. in Mas :d I. M Mass
in the once Of the surveyor for the Dis
tossther tore M with tne improvements. thereon.
Terms Of sale; one-third OF the pur.
chase money 10 be paid In cash, balance
in two EQUAL irstalifrAfits. PAYABLE. In one
and two years from the dss o. cf sale; s, With nsn
snp WITH ps,s .ss.s sasses !, e. eap,.s.,:
deferred paymsfits to Se secured b first
S:ss. ass q u tfqs: sos s rsssd ssHpsdd', f
Secsptsnss 81 bid. Examination Of title,
fSe'sssecffst sSe Est II the 'EsnS pureSaser FERNS
complied with within thirty davs from day
Oh sale. otherwise deposit may Pc foffeitee:
or without forfeitink deposit. the trustees
may. Avail themselves OF any legal or
equitable rights Asainst the deiauleins
eS1o.i9.1X,17.1A Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
c. q. sl94Es go, AHTTfoFEExs.
SALE or ErrEcTs For STORAGE

CHARGES,
pay ayss sts u niFs%ssk iYs:s esi On sstTuXE III
TEN O'CLOCK AN. there viii Be solo
WashinstSn. 3. g.: to snfeses 1isns .!
Contents OF one hundred apd tsirtesI1 car:
tons on storage with the Security Storaat
Company in the name OF the Emulso Cor
SEcuRfTY STORAGE COMPANY.
tain CHARLES r. RAvrNBYHa;
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-09-19
(From Another Correspondent

Mr.. and Mrs Geo. T Benson Mr.
and Mrs. Delmar Benson and Mrs. II.
Swan attended church al Ddnbury sun
day afternoon.
Bertha Jordan and Mary Linehan
spent the weekend al their homes here.
Bob Rogers notored here from Min
neapolis Tuesday evening brin ging Ed
I-lnehan. who VIII spend two weeks at
his home.
Minneapolis. were visitors at the F. p.
Duxbury home over the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Stuien were visi-
tors at the Clyde Hasklns home at
Bennett. Wis. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorne and two sons
Of Grasston. called at the Frank Rams
dell home sunday afternoon
Mr.. ami Mrs. Rudy STEINER and son
of Siren and Graydon Wise spent Sun
day afternoon at the q. T Benson home
Mr.. and Mrs. AlInar Alsen of Chisago
City. We're weekend visitors at the
Peter Stulen home.
Litchfleld Monday Of last week. return
ing Thursday. Ards Lndner. who had
spent the summer here. returned 70
Litchneld with them
The Bill Hemmin gway family of Dux-
bury, moved last week onto the Utley
farm IN Ogema-
The Clover-Ogema Farmer-Labor club
viii meet at Ogema town han Saturday
evening. Sept. IS. Everybody is wei
come
Mrs. G. T. Benson entertained the
bdHBurF Lutheran Ld1lc> AID al her
home Wednesday of last week Mrs
II. Swan Mrs. z. Bostrom and Mrs.
NJ Andersen assisted the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Stulen Were Sun
day dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
Nelson Of Pine City.
Mrs. Joe Youness and Abe. George
and Elaine YouneSs ulotored TO St Paul
SATURDAY. returning SUNDAY
Sunday dinner guests at the Frank
RamsdelI home Were Mr.. and Mrs AL
bert RaUsdell. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Boggs and Ora n<irna Ramsdell of Rice
Wise. Barney Rowe and Ed Smith of
the CCC camp.
The dance sponsored by the Garden
club at Ogema hall Friday evening was
very well attended The 20 70 spread
made by the Garden club members was
sold Mrs. Curtis Lyon holding the lucky
number.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-09-19
HAY CREEK
Near MarkYille

m
Mr.. ana Mrs Myrman Lawson and
their neighbor of Luck. visited last Sum
day at the John Anderson home
Mr.. and Mrs. q. l. Rood spent Satur-
day evening at the F. Wedge home and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chatelle also called
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L Rood took care
of A. H. Miller for ten days before he
was taken TO the County farm Saturday.
Mr.. Miller had a stroke WEEK ago. and
was very feeble when Joe Ludwig took
at his old home by spring Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Gebhart and Mrs. Florence
Seifkas called on Mr.. Miller before he
left.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Wedge took their
friend Mr.. Wilkinson. TO Sandstone 10
get on d bus for his home in LeNerne-
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Holloway visited at
the Z. Phinn home sunday. They also
called at the Joe Chatelle home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Shew and son.
Forest. called al the Chatelle home Mon
day.
olga Ander son visited la Chatene
Sunday afternoon. In the evening Nj.
and Mrs Wedge called
The man who is testing cattle was
here and at Duxbury recently. but no
report has yet been received
Mr. Lamson and Mr.. Reinhold OF
Hinckley. called in this vicinity Sunday.
Aryid Lon gstrom, who is building for
Alfred Elliott. had the misfortune to
injure his eye recently
Joe Chatelle is building an addition
10 his house.
Every one here is through cutting
corn now.
Fred Storm left for California re-
Gently 10 pick potatoes.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-09-19
EAST OF BRUNO

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Southerton and
Dorothy visited at the Al Barber home
Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ThieI and fam
lily and Mrs. Thiel's mother of Mime
polls. spent Sunday with Mrs. Thlel' 5
parents.
Mrs Ed Schoening and son. Dellas.
of Danube. Miss Lorraine Bray Of Rem
vile. and Miss Irene Kuhn of Olivia.
came Saturday TO spend 3 few days
ar the E ]. Miller home and while here
made a trip 10 Duluth TO see Mr. and
Mrs Dale Miller.
Nelma Matthes spent the week en- 4
at the Charles Southerron home.
Mr. and Mrs E j. Miller and Ada
and Norman We're callers at the Berg
lund home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Southerton and
daughter. Dorothy. and Nelma MattheS
visited AT the e J. Miller home sunday
evening.
Mrs. H. ]. Berg1und spent a week al
lsanu with her folks. Her brothe
brought her home sunday and spent the
day az the Berglund home.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. ]. Miller entertained
a few Of their friends Saturday evening
for the newtywe-is. Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Miller OF Duluth 4 mock weddin =
was put on hy some Of the Berglunds.
Miss Pearson and EoSrnsr Miller. 4
reading was given by Mrs. Ed Schoea-
ing and another by Robert BerE.und.
\ very nrce lunch was served later IN
the evening.
Mr. and Mrs Leroy Miller and chill
dren spent sunday afternoon az the z
]. Miller home
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-09-19
DENHAM

The NJ. E. Ladies Aid will meet
at the John kroon home Saturday
evening, Sept p. Everyone is well
come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmer Larson had
as their guests Saturday evening MIR.
and Mrs. Jack McVicker and Claire
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Strum and Flor
ence and Erwin. The occasion was
little Helens third birthday anniver-
sary.
Mr.. and Mrs A c. Brisbane and
Pearl and Bobby were Sunday visitors
in this community.
Mrs. Swan ". Olson won the 202
pounds. II ounces sack of flour that
was given away at the Willow River
community fair Saturday by the Pills
bury Flour Company. Her guess was
203 pounds Mrs. Jack Johnson won
second prize and Mrs. Burns third.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Johnson and
daughters, Lucille and Shirley, of Du-
luth. and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Holmes. Ruth and Myrna. and Mrs
Annerta Holm were Sunday visitors
at the Mcvicker home
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Nelson and
Mariory and Mr.. Shane of Minneapo-
lis. spent the weekend at the Swan
Nelson home.
Dr.. Amandus johnson of Philadel-
phia. a brother of Mrs Emil Erickson
recently visited At the home of Emil
Erickson. Mrs. Erickson accompa'
MED him on his return trip and to
gether they visited relatives at Still
water. Minneapolis. and Candy. Mrs
Erickson returned home week ago
Friday after having spent a day al
the state fair. and DR.. Johnson con
tinued his trip 20 other states.
Frank Lehet came home from the
Dakotas Saturday.
Miss Virginia Benson spent the
weekend at her home near Danbury
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Larson. Alycs
Elaine, and Mrs. Swan Olson visited
at the Hilmer Larson home Sunday.
Mrs. McVicker and Claire visited al
the Swan Olson home Monday after
noon.
Atrention-There will be a rura
electrifcation meeting at the Denhan
creamery Monday evening, Sept %
David Anderson of Moose Lake, viii
be there to explain the plans.
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NORMAN TOWNSHIP

Mr.. and Mrs. L H. Kowitz spent
Tuesday afternoon at the L. Chicos
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Berg and Mar
saret spent Tuesday evening at the
Steve Purull home.
Mr.. and Mrs Steve Purun and Philis
spent Wednesday evening OF last week
at the L. Chicos home
Steve Puruu and Phiilis called at the
Walter Berg home last Thursday after
noon
Walter Berg lost fine horse We'd
resday of last week.
Julius Waletzko and Steve Purull
spent Sunday afternoon in Superior.
Wis.
sunday evening visitors at the Steve
Purun home We're Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Bonnin and Bernice. Mr.. ard Mrs. L H.
howItz. Nj and Mrs. Albert Waletzko.
and Elmer Berg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Berg motored
10 Braham Saturday TO visit relatives.
They returned sunday evening accom-
panied by Elmer Berg OF Minneapolis.
who left again early Monday morning.
Leo and Lester kowitz came home
saturday evening from Buffalo. y. D..
harvest fields.
a large number of neighbors and
friends went TO the home of Mr.. and
evening. where a double birthday party
was celebrated for Mrs. Bud braves
and her mother. Mrs. Olaf Nelson. 4
very nice lunch was served and both
gifts from their friends with the well
wishes for many more happy birthdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Watson and
oaby and Mrs Watsons sister and hus-
and VIM Hennen homes.
sir. and Mrs VIM Hennen left Tues
day for Minneapolis.
Forrest Watson called at the Steve
Purun home Monday evening
Torrance Forsyth left for Minneapolis
Monday.
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DUXBURY

Relatives from Danforth helped Rosa.
mond Shute celebrate her birthd 3 v
Sunday.
Anna Glenke and Mildred Anderson
who teaches school near Willow River.
spent the weekend at their respective
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. c. Matson and chill
dren and Mrs. Wegwerth Were Rutledse
visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Shute We're Sunday
callers at the Z. WeSfin home in keene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berg and son of Du-
luth. spent the weekend at the Nels
Matson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bjork visited at
the c. Glienke home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Holmstrom and baby and Mrs.
Erwin Anderson and baby spent Monday.
afternoon with Mrs p Shute.
Dick ShultZ returned TO his home IN
Kingsdale Monday. after a weeks visit
with Norman Shute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman and son Of
Markville. Were Sunday visitors at the
A. NJ. Anderson home
Joe Ludwig and Wilbert Glienke took
A H Miller to the County farm Sat
urday
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RUTLEDGE

Sunday visitors ar the Stanley Gena-
dek home were Mrs. Julia Doboszen-
ski and sons. Carroll and John. Miss
Molly Shurze. Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom
Bennett and daughter. Anna, all OF
Willow River: Mrs. Albert Baker and
son. Donald. and Mr.. and Mrs. ST.
Anges and daughter, all OF Duluth;
Mrs Anthony VERIFY and sons. Edward
and Charles. and John kuddleybory
all OF ST. Paul. and Paul Datko.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Houde were
Sunday visitors in Brainerd.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Joblonski were
Kettle River visitors Sunday.
Mrs Nellie Rondeau, Elvera Busse
Alice Ekberg, and L. NJ. Scott called
TO see Mrs Slot. and Mrs. Pilrain al
Bruno Tuesday
Mrs ]. A. Daley. Mrs. Wilkerson
and Miss Anna Mcnamara visited al
the Underhill home Saturday.
Lorraine Mills entertained a few OF
her little friends al a party Wednes-
sion being her sixth birthday. The
guests were Lois May Foster, Maria
Genadek. Lorraine Kruger. Annie
kepler. Len Senobe. and Joe Jepler,
Jr All wished Lorraine many happy
returns of the day.
There are ~ pupils enrolled at the
Pine Grove school this year. The
school is fortunate in having two
teachers this year. as il is an impos-
Sibility for one teacher TO properly
instruct ~ children. Miss Eklund. a
cadet from the Teachers College. Du-
luth. has been assigned the first three
grades and Miss Michaelson, regular
teacher. has the remaining five grades.
Both Of these young ladies were well
recommended and according TO re-
ports, school is progressing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Youngbauer
were business callers at ST. Paul and
Pine City the latter part of last week
Miss Ida Cheroli of Saltwater. re-
turned 10 her home Sunday after be-
ing guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Young
bauer since July /.
Leon Senobe was on the sick list
last week.
Ernest Datko has returned home
from North Dakota. where he was
employed in the harvest fields.