Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-03-05
GLOVER TOWNSHIP
Declamatory Contest Held.

clamatory contest held Friday after
noon at District No. SO. Mrs. Lester
Thieling, Mrs. John Stewart and Mrs
Frank Sacre were judges. Several
other children took part in the con-
test and all did very we'll. A large
number of ladies were present and
a nice lunch was served by the
teacher and pupils. On March 16 a
contest will be held at Glover hall
when the following schools will com
pete. Mr.. Swendsen's school, District
No. go; Miss Coyne's school, District
No. III; Miss Kramer's school, Dis
trict No. go; Miss Petskos school, Dis.
trict No. S5; Miss Berg's school, Dis.
trict No. 1913; Miss Swans school, Dis
trict No. SO; Miss Lyseth's school and
Miss Hedkte's school. Everyone is
invited to attend.
Mr.. Burlingame and his grand
daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Currie OF
Minneapolis, and Mrs. Louis Gerber
of Danbury. were marooned at the
Sacre home from Wednesday noon
until Thursday afternoon of last week
until the snow pillow went through sc
they could continue on their way to
nesday morning and were blinded by
the heavy snow so they couldn't see
to drive farther.
Vernon Nelson helped his brother,
Ed, cut logs Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Hamm and Mrs. Sacre called
at the Geo. Brown home Sunday.
Mr.. Merrifield called at the Earl
Crow home Saturday evening.
Rudolph Hanson sawed wood for
Mr.. Sacre on Monday and for Mr..
Westlund on Tuesday. Mrs. Ed Mel
son visited Mrs. Sacre on Monday
while Ed helped saw and Mrs. Sacre
helped Mrs. Westlund Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Frye and small
son were callers at the G. Thompson
home Monday morning.
A boy was born Friday, Feb. go
to Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Papenfuhs
at the home of his grandmother, Mrs
G. Thompson. He has been named
John Earnest. Mother and baby are
doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Grace were din
ner guests of the Lem Irons family
recently.
Mrs. Hamm returned to her home
Monday evening after having helped
Mrs. Crow for some time.
Hubert Nichols and the Laurence
Irons family had Sunday dinner al
the Ben Irons home.
Lands Thompson is moving his
family to the Lunquist house, west
of the Sam Garner place. They spent
Sunday night at the G. Thompson
home.
Pat Holmes and family left Friday
for LeSueur, where they will visit his
relatives. Tony Broadland is doing
his chores.
Mrs. York and Mrs. Doe called Al
the Ben Irons home Friday evening.
Chas. Irons took Wilson Dixon an(
family to Royalton a week ago Wed
nesday of last week. Mr.. Dixon ant
his brother, Donald, returned will
him on Saturday, but Mrs. Dixon an(
children remained for a longer visit
Buddy Stevens and Harry Hendrick.
spent Friday evening at the Chris
Rasmussen home. Buddy is spending
few days at the home of his brother
Freeman.
Fred Brown was visitor in thu
Cities Tuesday and Wednesday of las
week.
Myrtle DALEY and son, Billie, called
at the Hird home Friday morning ant
had dinner at the Lunquist home.
Leslie Hastings was caller at the
G.. Thompson home Thursday evening
Elmer Olson and Almer Ecklunt
called on Chas. Robertson Sunda!
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Nelson were din
ner guests at the Raymond Irons
home Sunday.
Little Sylvia and Kenneth Brow
visited Mrs. Freeman Stevens Sunday
A few neighbors gathered at tn
home of Geo. Ford Tuesday evening
Feb. %, to help him celebrate hi
birthday. A large cake with SO can
dies adorned the center of the table
The evening was spent in playing
games.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wachter of Bea
River, and Archie Hemming of 81
Charles, spent Saturday night an
Sunday at the Ben Irons home.
Arnold Garner was a dinner an
supper guest at the G. Thompson
home Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Allen had lunch wit
Mrs. Jack Hird Saturday Afternoon
Lloyd Frye and son, Vern, of Oge
ma, and Bob Irons and Howard Reec
were callers at the Fred Golf HON
Sunday.