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DOWNTOWN

1899 10Th ST. NV, walking distance
Cow dept 3. rooms. kitchen and
hath Frlgidaire: rental $40 UP.
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Attention, Home Lovers.

ONLY S4.40O-Lovely grounds. partly
inclosed with white picket fence. paintings
lis. framing a doorway, lend appeal to this
attractive modern home. conveniently To-
Gated in nearby Maryland niee-sized liy-
rooms. tile BATH basement. Monthly pay
ments of S33 03 include taxes. Call MR..
McKEON WI. 210S.
MT. PLEA. FORECLOSURE.
In the beauties OF r. c. PIX. beeches
doswood; 7 r.. 3 pchs, s.-det.; $500
Ho. FAST. 22'
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TRINIDAD SECTION. NORTHEAST.
OPEN-SEE TODAY,
1877 OWEN pT. NE
OWNER MUST SELL,
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW,

FOB Holly. St NV tShepherd Park
only SS.45n for large rooms center hall
IoveS porches. Open Sunday. REALTY
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"a BEXHILL DRIVE.

White brick and frame, on u acre
ground in Rock Greek Hills. Entrance hall.
22x l5-tt. living rm. with lovely fireplace
and attire. bookshelves and cabinet ar
rsngement entire length of | wall; French
doors opening on screened porch: group of
3 windows in dining room. overlooking
bath on LIST fir: 3 attractive bedrms..
cNIld'" - .ewir" room and bath On md
mr.: maids room and bath in basement.
Unusually large closets throughout. Shown
by appointment only F. r. SPEAR. INC,
an12 Old Georgetown I'd. Bethesda, Nd.
Wisconsin oIOS
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A BETTER HOME.

Navy Yard and Boiling Field.
TERMS YOU CAN AFFORD.
Semi -detached-Six rooms. automatic
heat, light basement with lavatory; con-
crete porch. insulated screened: most con-
venient location; u block to bus. Price,
$3.50 up Small cash payment. Monthly
payments less than rent. Can be arranged
" 3643 HORNER PL. Sc.
Out Nichols ave. Sc. 10 Congress Heights
school, turn left, 2nd st.
MAPLE e. JAMES, INC.
1924 14th St NV DI 3346
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d. a. and bath:
HEATED.
B T. SAUL CO,

National "Ioo. a@5 18th ST NV.
REFINED COLORED-LARGE BEDROOM,
kitchen and bath: plain, modern: no chill
dren: S31 50. 9i7 Florida ave. NV.
coLORED-1eO5 HARVARD ST. NV
j rm kitchen. semi-bath: newly deco
rated utilities furn.. c.h W: employed cou-
ple; So 50. CO. o27o-J
COLORED.
ALL 2nd ST. NV. Apt. 3-2 large rms,
/ and b. dinette scr pch., yard; oil heat
and h. " furn.; avail Oct. l; only S4s.50.
DI @434 to pm.
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THE COLORADO

1852 LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
AT l4th and Colorado Ave
Convenient 10 Transports alton. Schools,
Stores. Etc
Rooms Kitchen and Bath. 81 so.
Eiec. RefrlEeratlon House Current
l. E BREUNINGEP & SONS.
1870 K St. NV. National 2040.
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DETACHED HOME PVT APT. LARGE
rooms private bath, 3 expos. a l.. cleo.
refs, garage opt. 5506 l4th St NV. GE
800.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

NORTHEAST SACRIFICE,
q Q5O-Md ave. ne. near 14th-At-
~1,ooo tractive brick . rooms, bath;
h-wh: excellent cond. Ideal home or in
vestment. Call till o pm
Leo M. Bernstein & Co, ME. $500.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN
Will Sacrifice for Cash

"a 81 monthly payments; Open Saturday
ano SUNDAY :-S or call Mr. SperDer Ma
M BRADLEY, BEALL q HOWARD
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"123 o ST. View Groom BRICK home
IN the Georgetown manor: ample closets
tile bath. brick terrace. fenced yard: priced
20 sell See Mr.. Keasbey. on property for
this and other GEORGETOWN homes
J WESLEY BUCHANAN
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AN EXCELLENT 3-BEDRooN HOUSE:

BRANCHVILLE. MD.->5uu CASH
6 rooms and bath. Iarge lot ln0xl"5:
churches; il mile Wash -BaIro blvd: SAT-
IStaCtory terms can be ARRANGED PHILLIPS
II; CLARKE CO, West Lanham Hills, Md.
Warfleld 1850.
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GET MY PRICE BEFORE YOU SELL.
i PERSONALLY will paw cash for D c.
also fats and apartment houses. G G..
DUTY. 1924 Vermont ave MA 44se
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A LOVELY CAPE COD.

Surrounded by eentury;old oak trees.
fPep eiae in mons huge ivins room. This
offer is made possible by the transfer of
BY bus TO downtown Washington. 904
Chalfonte drive, Beverly Hills. Va. Temple
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ATTENTION.

Those looking for beautiful D. c. home,
please phone Emerson 1878, owner L.
rms, 4 baths, L lavatory: situated on choice
high elevation. large trees. lovely view. :.
miles White House: built less Than ! We.
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IDEAL f9h a56 1E rFRR COUPLE
This fine farm home can be mad, al,
supporting, in the heart Of tobacrS' selia
try. near thriving county seat. .oun.
six-room house in excellent eonassnoid
Phone for directions auitlon
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO
Elnal WI
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.
COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.

DON'T PAY RENT. OWN YOUR APART
ment i'll delightful Han. pShire Gardens
Small down payment 800 monthly covers
everything 3-rm, and apt for sale
by OWNER .-meiSOn 32Jb nn'
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LLOYD r TURNER. REALTOR.
600 eth 81. S.W ME. IB41

S3,150; $500 CASH. $3.50 MO
New Arm. mod. bungalow: excel. neish-
borhood: bus serv. l06 Md. ave Parr
land, :, mi from District line vie MAJ
boro Pike. RHODES - 18th ST ne.
q RMS. = BATHS. NEW BRICK HOMFs-
S5.9gO 90 HeA
$3.50 mo for 3-bedrm. home rr,,.
porch, large cellar oil heat. Fireplace ~
sulsted, screened weather-Slripped; vnoa. "a,
lots: high elevation Open. 9O1 Masyseo
ave. Rogers Heights. Md Phone WA sssss
BEAUTIFUL, CogNJRY HOME
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

NEWLY DECORATED. . BEDROOMS, LIv-
ing room, dinette, kitchen, porch, beautiful
yard. -" S. Fairfax ST. Inquire 800 S.
Fairfax St, Alexandra. Va.
PINE MANOR,
SSH 18th st n.w-Beautiful apt In de-
lightfully cool. new bui ding, adjoining
Rock Greek Park: . bedrooms. living
room, dnette, kitchen and bath: all spa
ciouS rooms; cross ventilation sos; adults
only; Call resident manager. Randolph
1915 10th ST. NV.
Newly decorated and furnished. > rooms,
kitchenette and bath, suitable > or >; also
single housekeeping; maid. linens cleo
trlclty. Res mgr.
New Apis. in Hyattsville.
, rooms and bath; ami, heat and
ch.w. furn.: mr.. schools, churches, stores.
car and bus lines; large shaded yard for
parking can be occupied in 10 devS. 10
N Wells ave. Hyattsville, | blk. off blvd,
opposite new Hyattsville Theater: $40 mo.
Phone HyattS. 0404 any wk. day.
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ON NAVY YARD CAR LINE

s rms. baths. 2-car garage: over "a
acre: Sl1.15o: terms. Other homes at
$4,000 up l2-acre lots, $1,000. Open
J. NOBLE BoAz. Sales. WI. 2e4s-7s6o.
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modelled; price, $4,000. Attractive small
mouse house, all mod. cony.; open nrsp nSs;
K kiIasF or e5,ce Hob ssS3 saoi DFoMMoND
14ss yssHuR lV 81; NV.
possessed and is being offered at reason.
able sn. price; recondltioned Ike new; mrs arSt
service porch: second floor. 4 lovely bed
basement large Recitation room t automatic
heat: deep lot with 2-car brick garage.
For r IIr Th lnformatlon call Mr. Schwartz
NEW-BRICK BUNGALOW
s Kitchen insI
Bansor St Sc. Ewes phone Lincoln 1000,
1a4a H 81 M, W LEI D1. 1900.
TRULY A BARGAIN-ALMosT NEW g.
room room brick home with @ls tiled baths
hookup. entrance hail slate roof. insuia-
ton: weather-sIripping: fun basement;
81 Cedar St TAX. PIX. GE. 0ssI.
NEARLY NEW BRICK,
$3.50; $3.50 cash. balance So 80 month
spacious rms, " baths. gas. INV h., front
porch bnilt-in garage; deep lot TO paved
1ey IN of Zeal nb os5sa IT, Sony section
NiIiNohi Win y.
GENUINE BAPGAIN- 18th ST Mr. KALI
mia mi Brick and stone home. 8 rms in;
in excellent condition: si4o50 For fur
Their partieu MM e M TE ME a"'1.
1910 Vermont Ave NV Ma 1897.
OUTSTANDING
A used tapestry brick house, near Roose-
welt High; & very large rooms 10 baths
porches. stairway to finished attic 2-car
garage nice YARD manv unusual features:
in exceptionally fine condition; price is low
seen onlv bv appointment Call MIR
HOWE WI. 7di0. PAUL T STONE. INC
1919 S ST. sE, tANACosTIA,
Semi-detached modern brick in best OF
c0hoitlon; eight rooms and bath. oil heat,
Inspect
,n5 w WAITER A, BROWN, co..
Arraneed for two families; four rooms
an and r p9Ff goo on md floor three baths Zone
elec reis$, hot.water heat by oil; entire
mouse in best OF condition: price. S9,45O.
Call Mr. Cullen. RIA O46a or
-l4i5 Eye ST National 1862.
New brick detached I coioniai on lovely
!ot with detached brick garage; large
layatory, DAYLIGHT basement. air-condftioned
Oh heat; handy To Transports ION. school
TaIn. ca me- 10 Inspect I41S qusga
300. after pm. RA 7,45
$4,000 BEDROOMS.
Near IAN and Sheridan Sis NV
com Almost 40 st new so emi7detsched brick home
dining room and kitchen. porch room su-
thhimaiic neal: a progressive party can make
DI 300. BErTZELL. Eyes', Mr., Colds.
boro EN-. $3.50
CLEVELAND PARK-sI4.a5o.
e2,Ss LARGE FffEPhHcE sPtis D0 SUPER
sWfMM1Ne fool aNsoh Iot !S. %SsF 81 BIG
S35o CASH
rooms, baths, arranged for famI-
i les; live in one apt, the other vii make
me payments price SBg50 detac, cd Iot
2oX?50 Omen see IT, - Sycamore ave
akoma Park. Nd Possession with denosit
see zee MT Waple. MAPLE d JAMES. INC.
SEMI IS doe .o9mT br,c baths maid room. garage
sos 0ulntsna Pl NV
,o,, ,wAPIE q JAMES NC ~
- I4th 81. NV District 33i6.
Mt PLEASANT.
1916 Hobart ST NV
rooms . bedrooms. :, bai tbs with
ape price with terms TO suit Open Sun
uay from 1890 10 Il. See Mr. BedeU on
DI 33iR i''|"
CORNER CHEVY CHASE-sACRIFTcE.
was Sl3,150-Now. IS $50
LARGE BEDROOMS. > COMPLETE
BATHS
room ms,d SFS had 49, Genisr,ha plan. rec
decorated SAL Ae~lS
55aas CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY.
1
a, open Sunday. B TO Il PM
absolute Sacrifice. Dupont IN
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COLORED-OPEN SUNDAY.

1906 Rosedale ST. aforementioned
like new; rooms. bath; cellar h, ". h.
front and rear porches. Price. s4950:
$500 cash, balance S45 monthly. Be sure
- Inspect. Call Mr. Davis. Z NJ. AIKEN.
INC, 500 st. NV. Ma. 1856. Ewes,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

COLORED-NEAR 18th IL G NEG r.
and b oil burner; porch excellent condi-
ton; cheap at price. Box 1925, S ar.
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FLATS FOR RENT.

COLORED-FLAT
New. colored, fiat OF : rooms. kit. and
bath; rent. >:il 80. 1915 Capitol ave. e
F.. ELIOT MIDDLETON.
EOS Investment Bids RE. 1881.
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FLATS WANTED.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

WILL BUY . OR 3 NICE 4-FAMILY
flats, GOOD n ". location. VIII pay cash.
Box lois Star
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PINE MANOR,
1915 10th ST. NV.
New AptS. in HVattSVille.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

REFINEDsCOUPLE WISHES SHARE HOME
with businesswoman. widower widow. or
hrSt-ti. lurnlSned apt. VIC Lincoln Park:
perm. ref Box l6l-S. Star. 20
UNFURN. = BEDROOMS NEAR G. w.
University Call Chestnut 1854 evenings
or Sunday.
FOR NOVEMBER /: FIRST FL DOR
apartment. with yard suitable for baby.
Reply MORRIS. 1900 Lamont NV.
ARLINGTON, . BEDRMS LIV.. KIT, DIN.
and bath, unfurn., suitable for ref. couple,
small child; COW. trans: SO or under.
Phone Temple 4901.
FURN. APT, LIV. RIM, KIT, BATH. ] OR
: bedrms.. LIST zone, prefer mr.. Dupont
Circle. Rent not over so. Month month
basis Dupont Pa, ::50-S:5u mornings.
JAPANESE NAVAL OFFICER WANTS "
rms. Kit. bath. furn. apt west OF Mass
ave. and Wis. ave. Woodley 5000.
BY OCT. lst-4-ROOM APT. IN ARLING-
ton Va, for quiet, gentle family, use of
laundry; mr.. school and bus. OK. 321s.
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.
ASSESSED VALUE S9S,ooo. SELL FOR
$4,000 rents yearly for Slj,000. -
apis, | vacancy Splendid location and
condition. Mr. Whiteford Of McKFEVER
AND WHITErORD, IG,!5 ST. NV. DI.
1905
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AIRING BARGAIN-SCMEBODY IS
goins TO snap tins, up az : 300. Owner
forced 10 sell. used / year: Groom Drtc1
Colonial brick home. bedroom. and b.
s. fl. all large rooms: vicinity couE- y
club. F. H. A. financed. Phone Ches,uIt
5000
ARLINGTON-NEW 5-RM BRICK HOME,
on extra large wooded corner lot; auto ol
heat range. reig ssraee fine neiRhbor-
hood. BY OWNER, 1925. 18th 81. n, or
call Chestnut $50
FALLS CHURCH 5-POOM =
story house. lot 15Xllo small Gown paw
ment, monthly payments, S:}3. F Oh. . II.
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\ AcRES. NEARBY VA

. hSREOf NEAhDl VI
5-room house, garage running water,
nice stream: near station. SACRlF1CE
BARGAIN. $500. Inquire "3ol S. Ar
hneton Ridge I'd. ARLINGTON Va
ARLINGTON-NEW ) AND RIM. ALL
brick homes; F H. A or other lons-tern
financing.
ARLINGTON REAL ESTATE CO
2SO3 Wilson Blvd C~rSfnut $50
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TWO HOUSES FOR PRICE OF ONE

$3.50
One acre of ground one house. >~fht
rooms. modern gas, electric light. water
and sewer; one house, modern, three room,
and bath, occupied BY owner. Rental Value
500 per month Garden plot, -.Aowers'
large trees and Shrubbery Close to schools
and churches and in best residential ser
ton of Falls Church Worth SI2.O00.
erty, 1O9-711 Park ave, west Falls Church
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
BETHESDA MD

rooms. and 3l2 baths, on 1OOx125 land
scaped corner lot Large center hall PAX
13-foot living room with French doors
plete spacious Kitchen. 4 bedrooms, j with
fireplace: child's or sewing room. . baths
on md floor, . bedrooms. ! bath and
abundance OF closet and storage space on
:.rd floor; unusually interesting feature is
the basement floor plan Of attractive center
hall opening into large, well-liehted rec
reation room, with stone fireplace and
smaller gard room. all knotty pine paneIed
A Bird fireplace is in living room. De-
maids quarters above. including full bath:
$19a50 Call MIR McKEON WI 2lOS
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------ ''If FENNA- I'VE s E
SPACIOUS NEW HOME.
OLD GEORGETOWN

GENITAL location: 2 large rooms ~
'aths; suitably arranged for segregation
nd renting large room bath: fifteen min
lles downtown. f9il Conduit I'd NV .
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! bflck nome, rooms. garage. air con-
ttiIcoln 81 Be ihesds. Nd. Wisconsin 45i9
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ENLIlNJ ON, NH--N-FDOM bHIIh- 2
bedrooms, > baths. den. recreation rom
with fireplace. screened porch fun b. 80
ment, detached garage, oil heat air con-
dltI0ned. beautiful 60Xl"n lot. Convene
TO schools and bus weekdays call Oh.
4l2l. Oxford I24S: Sunday and ewes. Oh.
l311
BY OWNER-::i6 BALTIMORE AVE. IA
kOma Park Md bedroom detached cor
insured; price, $3.50; TO-, cash. sH
4G.l-J
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CoLORED - sIX-ROoM HOUSE, {

COLORED-WE HAVE SEVERAL SIX TO
ments; good locations in NV, section:
w. w. Bailey. MA. 1870. WASHINGTON
HOUSING CORP. 931 H st. NV.
COLORED-1S31 NE-S ROOMS .
inclosed porches: like new; $500 to $500
cash. $50 10 $50 mo-: might rent 23'
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
fContinued.)
rEnprrTOyUN

IiEUH(iETOWN,
Lovely 6-rm brick house. beautifully re-
modelled; price, $4,000 Attractive small
house, all mod cow. open fireplace,
garden. Price. $3.50. DRUMMOND
REALTY co. Hobart 29O1
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SNAIL HOUSE. LARGE LIVING ROOM

BARGAIN AT - 5nn.
Nell-built bungalow on large lot: sarsEe:
las heater: can be bought on easy terms.
For further information call Falls On.
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THE CLELAND.
20O1 SIXTEENTH ST. NV

Beautiful Broom. kit. and bath apart
ment. Located on the corner of the build
ing, with exposures 10 the south east and
north. insurlng perfect cross ventilation.
Ii has abundant closet space
You will be pleased with The attractive
modern!zed building, located on upper 18th
s.. 24-hour elevator and switchboard
service
C A. SNOW CO, 10 sth ST. NV
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A. ACRES ON RIGGS RID,
Rear half in forest with ever-fowlnz
stream. rms, cleo. furnace heat, chlck
en- house mi D. C ZOO: terms
ERWIN REALTY co. call Hyattsville oa34:
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-01-04
Health Ward
Information furnished by Pine County
Nursing Service.

During December Miss Virginia
schools at Rutledge, districts 6, 1913,
112, 46, 81, %, 40, &c, and g.. Denham
was visited because of an infantile
paralysis scare which turned out to be
sore Threats and possible scarlet fever.
FinlaySOn was also visited where
there is a sick girl in quarantine, for
possible infantile paralysis. The doc
tor in attendance, however, says there
are no actual cases there This cold
weather and snow, it is felt, will stop
the spread of infantile paralysis if
there is any, which is doubtful. Miss
Karlson finds many children not
dressing warm enough for cold wealth
err, and running out without their
coats and hats on. There is one girl
who is suffering from almost blind
ness because her parents are unable
to get glasses The home was visited
and parents urged to make an effort
to pay half and the Red Cross chap
ter would pay some of the expense.
She is underweight and her school
work and health are both suffering
from this defect.
Most of the country schools try to
make some arrangement for the chill
dren to have hot lunches, or hot
dish at noon. This can be done as
in district 66 and others, by placing
a dishpan of hot water on the stove
and setting jars in it to heat. Miss
La Tourelle's room at Henriette has
a very clean and healthy group of
children. They keep a health chart
for each row and get star for clean
illness and drinking milk. They also
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-01-04
Fleming Township
By Osborne
Q Western Newspaper Union

Kenneth Olson had the misfortune
to break his ankle recently when a
team ran away with him while he
was hauling manure. He was taken
to Sandstone for an X-ray.
Miss Florence Monette and John
Lohner visited friends in Duluth
Wednesday of last week, returning
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Breiland and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Breiland and baby and Mrs. Al Bret
land had New Years dinner at the
Ed BeavenS home.
Ed BeavenS and Al Breiland re-
turned from the Cities last Thursday.
They had been there on business.
Mrs. Leon Monette was ill week
recently, but is now able to be up
and around again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henning Pearson and
baby were home for Christmas.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-01-04
LUTHERAN CHURCH NOTES
Dell Grove Emanuel Lutheran.

Next regular service Sunday at
ii a. m.
GrOningen Elm Luth.
Sunday, Jan. 7, $50 a. M, divine
worship.
Thursday, Jan. IL, 2 p. M, Ladies'
Aid meets with Mrs. Ben Nelson.
ClOverdale Zion Lutheran.
Thursday, Jan. 4, p. M, Ladies'
Aid meets with Mrs. And. Hellzen.
Sunday, Jan. 7, 1920 a. M, Sunday
school.
Next regular service January IA,
at $50 a. m.
General Notes.
Universal prayer week January 7
to H. See Lutheran Companion for
complete topics for the week.
NELS BENSON, Pastor.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-01-04
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
Denham.

Prayer meeting will be held Fri
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. w. Johnson. This will con-
clude our week of prayer observances.
Worship service will be held Sum-
day evening at eight o'clock.
Windemere.
Worship service will be held Sum-
day morning at II o'clock.
Our mid-Week services will be
held in the homes during the winter
months. Watch for the announce
ments.
J. ARTHUR DAHLSTRAND, Pastor
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-01-04
Legal Notice
ORDER FOR HEARING ON FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION

State of Minnesota. County of Pine, IS.
IN PROBATE COURT
In Re Estate of Fred Entner, Decedert
The representative of the above named
estate having filed his final account and
petition for settlement and allowance
thereof and for distribution to the persons
thereunto entitled:
1T is ORDERED, That the hearing there
of be had or January 26th, 1910, at ten
o'clock A. NJ, before this Court in the
probate court room in the court house
in Pine City, Minnesota, and that notice
hereof be given by publication of this order
in the Askov American and by mailed
notice as provided by law.
Dated January End. 1910.
court Seal ROBERT WILCOX,
Probate Judge.
MICHAEL B. HURLEY,
Attorney for Petitioner.
january 4-18)
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-01-04
IN MEMORIAM

JENSEN, PETRA AND MARTIN:
In loving memory of our dear moth
er and father who passed away
January 9, 1884, and January 3,
1887:
Their weary hours and days of pain
Their troubled nights are past;
And in our aching hearts we know
They have found sweet rest at last.
Mr. and Mrs. Jalmer Jensen
and Harold Jensen.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-01-04

Arid Frederiksen left Tuesday for
ST. Paul to take an agricultural course
at the U Farm.
Hermod Strandskov came from
Minneapolis to celebrate New Years
with relatives here.
Miss Else RiX of Tyler, was a
weekend guest at the home of her
brother, Edmund c. RiX.
Miss Naomi Jensen and a friend
from the Twin Cities were among the
many holiday visitors here.
Robert Brown came from Mime
apolis for a visit over New Years
at the Chris. Frederiksen home.
Miss Alma Nielsen was in Winona
ding of Miss Florence Keller to Hilmer
Ries.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Goltz of Water
vile, were Christmas visitors at the
home of the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jens B. Jensen.
Regular meeting of the Askov Com
mercial club and Fire Department
will be held Monday evening in the
American club room.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Thompson
and children, who have been in Ne
braska several years, were Christmas
visitors at the Mrs. p Jorgensen
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Larsen of near
Hinckley, were New Years guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Hansen. Mr.. Larsen is brother of
Mrs. Hansen.
Joseph Yerken of Foreston, who
has several years experience as a
buttermaker, came Monday evening
to substitute for Clarence lessen at
the local creamery for the next eight
weeks.
Clarence lessen has been granted
an eight weeks leave of absence from
the local creamery and left Tuesday
for st. Paul, where he will take the
eight weeks creamery course that was
mentioned a short time ago.
James Hyldahl of Elk Point, S. D.,
was weekend visitor at the home
of his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chr. Hyldahl. He is with the Social
Security division and had recently
been in Washington, D. c., on bust
ness.
A boy arrived last week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lief Kirke-
gard in Minneapolis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Miller were in the city Monday
to see the new grandson and brought
Carl Kirkegaard home for a weeks
stay here.
The masquerade sponsored by the
Danish Brotherhood lodge at its hall
Saturday evening drew fair-sized
crowd. The SIS prize for the best
dressed couple was taken by Norma
Andersen and Fife Olesen and the
SIS for the most comical couple was
captured by Arden Hyldahl and Roger
Sorensen.
At the masquerade Saturday eve
ming Emery Nedegaard had the mis-
fortune to slip on the steps and fall
in such manner that he dislocated
knee. The injury was very pain
full and of such nature that it was
necessary to take him to a hospital
in Duluth for treatment that night.
He returned the following day but
will be confined to his home for some
time.