Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-07-17
Hold Group Meeting.

Hold Group Meeting.
The Bruno Grange met Wednesday
night, July 9, in the Bruno school
auditorium with 38 members present.
After the regular meeting the lee
turer, Mrs. Billman, announced the
following program:
Stunt song by everyone, Smiles;
accordion solos by Mr.. Petersen; men
answered roll call by giving the
farm crop which they considered
most profitable; Mrs. Pavelka gave a
poem by James Whitcomb Riley; talk
by the master, Mr.. Nelson, "What
1 expect to do for the grange and
what this grange will do for this
community; talk by Mr.. Rose, "Pur-
poses of the grange; talk by the lee
turer, Mrs. Billman, "What the MEM
bers can do to make this grange Sue
cessful";; poem, stunt. Closing song
by the Grange members.
Some members plan to attend a
union meeting of oranges at the
Pokegama town hall Thursday eve
ming (tonight).
Allen Starch, missionary in the
Ozark mountains, is making an in
definite visit at his home here.
Mrs. M. J. McMann left last Thurs
day for two months visit at Fond
du Lac, Wis. She will also visit at
Wanpoca, Coddington, Wisconsin
Rapids, Plover, Rudolph and Stevens
Point.
The Bruno Conservation club will
sponsor free fishing party and
lunch at Camp Edelweiss on Stur-
geon lake Tuesday evening, July %.
This will be given by the losing side
in the crow hunt for the members
of the winning side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Gault and fami-
ly of Morgan Park, spent Friday and
Saturday of last week at the ORGY
Plaisted home.
Harold Marihart spent a few days
last week with his grandmother, Mrs.
Amell, at Willow River. Mr.. and
Marihart went to Willow River Sum-
day, bringing Harold home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ames, Mrs. G.
o. Billman and son Don and Mrs. N.
c. Laying spent Sunday in st. Paul.
Mrs. Billman and Mrs. Laying visited
Robert Billman at the Gillette hos
pital in the afternoon.
Mrs. Laying recently received word
that her niece, Henriette Won Schenk,
of Minneapolis, was married Sunday,
July 6, to A. ]. Mclean, also of Min
neapolis. The young couple will make
their home in Minneapolis. Friends
wish Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean every
happiness in their life together.
Art Markus left Sunday on a trip
east with his uncle. They will be
gone about three weeks and expect
to visit Washington, D. c., Boston and
New York city.
Guests at the J. P. Murphy home
are Mrs. Larsen and Mrs. Arne Bau-
mann and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Olson, who
have purchased the Louie Lindstrom
house in Bruno, are doing some work
on it preparatory to moving in.
Rev. Paul Hendricks daughter from
Duluth, is visiting with her aunt,
Mrs. Henry Starch.
Bert Rose went to Minneapolis
Sunday. From there he and Donald
Rose went to Mankato to visit BROTH
err of Mr.. Rose. Mr.. Rose and DON
aid returned home Wednesday morn
ing. Donald will spend two weeks
at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ORGY Plaisted were
Sandstone callers Saturday evening.
Mrs. Cassie Ellison went to Still
water Sunday. She had received
word that her mother was very ill.
Lester Dracy spent Sunday in the
Twin Cities.
A doctor was called last Thursday
morning to see Bonnie Pearson who
was suffering from tonsillitis.
Paul Severson is visiting at his
home here He is employed in Mil
waukee, Wis.
Mrs. Sprague and Miss Phyllis
Plaisted spent Sunday afternoon at
the Mike Plaisted home near Mora.
Mrs. Art Halvorson of Sandstone,
spent last Thursday at the Stafford
home. Saturday Mrs. Carlton Stat
ford and Mrs. Karl Gasch and Mona
Gay went to Sandstone. Mrs. STAFF
ford returned Saturday evening and
Mrs. Gasch and Mona Gay spent I'M
til Monday evening at the Halvorson
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Buetow and two
children of st. Paul, spent the week.
end at the Hiram Walsh home.
Albert Jorgenson, who is employed
in st. Paul, spent the weekend with