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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-05
FORTIETH
CONVENTION
Conclusion from page ~

lopment, progress and success has
been offered to all of us. In the
days to come there may be many
a bitter pill that we must swallow
in the full realization that we are
but a small minority in whirl-
pool created by emotional upset.
Let no one say that we are un-
grateful to our trust nor unmind-
full of our duties as citizens. These
are living through days in which
ar eliving through days in which
mankind is depressed, bewildered
and confused as to it's future. We
cannot however place in jeopar-
dy, through hate and fear, the
idealism or realism our race has
fostered. Let us conduct our life
in these troublesome davs with
the same courage and fortitude
our forefathers have shown. Let
our torch of progress, of accom-
plishment and further develop
ment be a symbol of our race and
credit to our nation, the United
States of America.
Gas Sopraniolo ser iluaen Sic
bcnbiirger SGnaerin Marsuerite
Sronius nit Hianobealritlnra bon
ScnrD sSalllt ssr brnd,te ibr 9ro6cn
Ipplaus nno einen ib0nen 9llnen-
Itroilk aus rotten Hoien ein. Sic lang
.lbe Tallep of 2auabter" bon @il=
frieh Sanecrion ,mo nslllerleclen"
bon Hid)aro StranB iebr gut. Sic bat
cine lieblide Stimne rno miro cine
aroBe Sanaerin perocn bis iie sic
llnineriitat ser Muiif obiolpicrt.
Sic Gbrung ser @riinocr eriolate
nun, inoem Eaitor Sobu gaumann
DER Gmmanllcls Stride sic Nomen
oeriPlben perlas nno mlr elmer, Serr
8eorg 6nall aus slIliancc, g., nor
anlpeicno.
Nahoem ser Salem TamenC,or
.Npc Maria" bon @onnoo nit Or
dle|terbealcitlng prdd)tis geinnaeu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-05

itreng ourdgefiibrt peroen, bob Der
0erfebr aub obne Beihrdnfungen itd
reeeln 1piiroe. Gin anoerer Mlltonno'
bilfabrer, Ser eiren gllten Meforo fit
iideres ssabren bat, bat cine anoere
|Nniiht. Gerfcbrsgeiese iino ieiner
IniiGt na6 MIR geidriebene Megeln
fir Soflihfeit i'm beniisen unierer
Straben lmo 2anoapege. sluf hieie
Nrt quite Iabrnanieren berbei 81.
iiibren ourn Elm Spitem bon Straie
lit cine Notncnoi9feit.
Gas anoere ernIte Vroblem inn
mooernen Gerfebr lit Die @nttDid.
hing bon einem Sinn bon 0erant.
',portlihfcit fir 'Siherbcit ser 9uB.
gGnger nno einige 8elhrdnfllng fir
lno 9iecbte oes Mutofabrers. Seoer.
mann meib ,pic leihtiertig oer Mann
su Sub icin 2eben IN @efabr brinat
umo iih alf ocn Motoriiten berlaBt
einen llniall 81 pcrbiiten. Gs miro
acbofit, bas Surhfiibrung Der San.
lpolfing @elcte before @ebmaniereu
cntlpideln miro ,no sen Mann 5,l
SUB neranlalicn mcbr @oriift fir
| iein 2eben ,no 8ebeine 81 iiben, tpenn
rr o,li sic Strake dcbt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-05

|hatte, unter Der 2eitlna oes 5eit
oirigenten Sacob Sault, iane oer
Iillnge iohiiibe Senoriit Serr Gifto,
rs. Sbeib aus gtep Nprf, Sobn DO,
!Serrn SriB mo slnna SbeiB oil:
Salem, slpei ihone SenorIolos uni
erlpies iit ols geiibter Sdn9er. Sein,
Senoritinlme flingt iebr anrutil
Juno mcnn cr irrtig ltlbiert bat, fonr
CT geluiB eineu allten Yolteu erlan
gen. D..
Serauf iona ser MGnnermoiien
DIOR oas euig ih0ne 9ieo BON 3ifel
~Sad)s balte @aht" iebr gut nui
erntete reid)en @eiiau.
| Nadoem ser 8roB- YrGlioent :
9altbeS bcm 'Salemer 3peis I'M
INomcn oes Central Ierbanoes nm
Ileiner 3pciae gratllliert bate. iiber
reihte er Dem sSelt.Yrdlioenten ssrit
Sbeib einen splnoerihonen golocncr
Siebespofal, lporauf Damn ale anoc
lren Tertreter es aparen oeren piele
I'M 9samen ibrcr Srganilationen ibrt
!8eidenfe oarbrahtcn.
@fit bcm slbiinaen oes 2ieoeS
600 @leB 9lmerica" uno .Siebcn
biirgcn Cams bcs Scacns" fam boS
aonsert gum 9(bid)llb. 9oroui pil
gerten alle nad) ocm Sodlicnbeim, tpr
man iih nod, bis firth am Morecr
bel irGblidem Cams ,mo unsesmlnse.
ner llntcrhaltl,re luItia lmterbieIt.
Mm uGchltcn Mprsen, 81 Moi, Der,
ion1meltcn iid, sic Tclegatcn unt
@dlte inn Safienheim 81, einem
Triibihoppen uno ssriibitiid, ,lno I'm
10 llhr marcn aQc i'm &eriann1.
lmgslofal.
Sic slpeitc SoncSitlna rnroe
bonn @rob ErGiioeutcH Schn @al,
Ties sur SronmN ger.lien. Die Sc,
amtcn ino Gelcgntcn !ulroen pcrle-
len llno on nllc nit 9lusnahmc por
5nei anpeieno 1rarcn, pcrlaS ser
8roB SefretGr @eorg Martini bas
Erotofoa ser critcn Sngesiiblmg ,inb
oos ule uerleicn onsenonlmcn murbe.
8rob ErGiiocnt @oltbes criihte oa.
rauf EoItor Sans Soiiel ser i'm let
ten Ssabr aus unierer Mtittc geitic.
bcne,, Mitglieoer 5l gehenfcn mas
Yaitor SSoiiel in gut aerpGbltcu @cr.
fen in elmer 81, Gebct fiibrenoen S(n.
ipratGe tat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-05
Hersee uen Aeita fapitu lierte NIT 3eremenieu
81. ir1herer Gooe .

ranen, fait IN 2umpen gefleioet, Ole
iid) miibielie al Stoden portparts-
ihleppten. slIs oieier 3l,g an bell
8riten norbeifam, nurbe ieoe Marif).
oronung aufaegeben uno oie Solba-
ten liefen ar,lppempeiie in Die Sc
| fangenifait. Giele umringten eine
britiide Selbfiihe, 100 iie beiBen
&affee erbielten. Mnoere baoeten ibre
aufgeiprnngenen 5iibe in einem flei-
men Bad, imo ihlieblicb legten iie alle
ibre Wafien neben Dem 8eiangenen=
lager nieber.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-05
v8unH" ",Gtarter IN
9crieY ,pjHerruiett

Srenton. q. 5. Sic Nep SerIeper
Se9islatur nahm cine %prlase an.
anf Brlmb oeren Charter mno ,ufor,
|poricrllrg beS "Gcrn'aa Nmcrican
gtno Nnriliorp" piScrrllicn tpiro.
Gaourh nnlb sic Organization ibr
Giaentl'm in Ncn ScrieJ oIs CAMP
rMorSlnno" bcfcnnt. einitcQen rmn
Ole SGtiafeit oIs &erein einitcllen.
Trrbreitllng Don Haiicrhab mar Ole
@eid,mlSigung.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-05

Die Snltallierung Der 8roBbeam=
ten nobm Grs@roB- Yrdiioent 8arl
&onnertb in fur5er iuiiroiger @eiie
Dor. Garallf lpuroe sic 3eitunssira-
&c BON ser Gonpention babin erie.
oiat, oaB mad, refer lleberlegung
uno sriinoIiher geiprehuns Ser &on-
trait olf orei Sabre mieoer Ger ieti.
&C Serallsgeber George Sdneioer.
Glepelano, 3,laeiprofen erbielt nit
90 eegen 8 Stimmen.
Tie @eiebporlagen. einaereiht bon
3reie 1. 4. 33 uno 81 Glepelanb,
pnreen beiSe einitimnig anaenom-
men. Ser eriten @eiebporlaae mad,
soblt Ser Central Gerbanb i'm 5obes.
falle ale sliiebments, sic I'M @oralls
besablt tplroen. bis a,lf einen Monot
in lpelhem oas Mfitslieo itirbt: an
sic Grben 5uriif. Die anoerc 0orlaec
beitiln,nt, bab ser Central @erbano
allc Hcdte Sen Mitglieoern. sic gum
Militdroienit einberlricn, sic ihnen
Ser 9onareb ser Tereinigten Staa-
ten untcrm "Soloiers' ono Sailors
Gipil &cliei NIct Of 1910" einrGumt
,penn poridbriitmdbia oarllm anse.
iuht miro.
GS ipllroe ferner bcihIoiien. bob
oicienigcn Ecanten, sic Scm Central
@erbano % Sabre ober mcbr &C
oient hoben, in nihIter &onpentinn
geebrt perocn ioIlrn, inoem linen
Elm @eid)enf oher Ghrensied)en iibcrs
reiht ,uirb nnS bic 8rcbpcrraIter
limo nit slnsarbcitllns oicicr Sadr
bctrn,lt morhen.
Sdnacrbinb YrGiioent. Scrr Mocli
@iliin9cr, ml,roc poracitcIlt. Gr
mahte haralli ouimerflom, oob oas
Siebcnbiiraer Sinaerieit bieics Ssobr
niht itattfinoen miro uno abaciaat
iei eueaen Scr itipcren %erbGltniiie.
Eriiiioent ser Z. g. 3. e., Serr
Seinrid Sd)inblcr. bielt arf eincn
Gortraa iiber sic Sugcnobetpealtna
unS luo ale Geleaaten sur rsuseno-
aonpenticn. sic am 81. ,,no %.
Sllni in Seem Cattle. Ha.. tagt. hers,
lid ein.
Gs mllroe fcrncr beidloiir. hos
@crbeipitem nod mciter aussnba,rcn
mo Sen %ereinen. oab iinS oie 3.reia,
nereine, 81 erilhen. Grtro 3ablin.
gen bel Nuinabmc bon MitaIieoern
ab5u'faifen lmS elm einbeitIihes
spItcm 81 idpaffen, mas setpib nur
,llm @cbl uno @eiten Ser 3tpeiga
lnb bes Gentral Ierbanoes 1T.
Nls nddite Gonpcntionsitaot ipur.
DC Nlliahce. Sbio. cnrGblt. neil Scr
3peia 3 nGhites Sabr cbenfaas 50,
iabriaeS SrbilGlm ieiert. Gelegat
Vr. sllbrih lno ba5n berslih elm.
Nadlbem ser 8rc6- Yr1lioent Der
tagte, belt bas @chliahrtsfcmitce
ieine aonpention ,mtcr 9orlib pou
anoreus %. Netri ab uno beriftete
iibcr ale ibre Sanblmsen i'm letten
Sabr. Sieie 9eridte ,puroen aae alt
gebeiBen.
9'ad @ieaerer0ifn,ms Scr Central
@erbanofonpention baufte Der @roi.
Yrdlioent Dem gaItgebenoen @ere:n,
Speig 19, fir Die auberoroeutlid,
quite geoiemmg uno oos freunoIithc
Gntaegenfommen uGbreno Der aon.
BENTON rno eriudte Damn oie Gele-
gaten Die iebige giniefeit unter sen
Mitglicoern audi ierenrbin 8u for.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-05
peristieNetter 2lniiett
besmeliek Scr
Uerfekrsaeieke
&on Eoliscid)ef George 5, Matomit'

IS gibt bcrlhiebene 9lniitbten be.
3iiglh &erfebrsgcicte lmb Oh oieia
iiberbaupt nottpenoia iino oocr nibt.
@iele glauben, ooB cs 5ll piele @eiebe
! fir has sSabren gibt, oab oieie 81
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-13
MARI & Catalan. Attorneys
Wyandotte Savings Bank Bldg.
Wyandotte, Mich.

STATE. OF MICHIGAN. County of
Wayae-sS. At session of the Pro-
hate Court for said County of Wayne.
held. at the Probate Court room in the
City OF Detroit, on the thirteenth day
Of May in the year one thousand nine
rBudred and fOrty-one Resent Thorn,
as &. Murphy, Judge of Probate. In
the matter Of the estate of JOSEPH
RROStBlX, deceased An instrument.
IN writing purpOrting to be the last.
Will and testament Of said deceased
having been delivered into this Court,
FOR probate. 1t Is ordered, that the
lcinetesath day OF June. next at ten
ioclOck In the forenoon at said Court
room he appointed for proving said in
'strunent And il is further Ordered,
that a copy Of this order be published
three successive weeks previous to
said time Of hearing, in the wyandotte
Herald, newspaper printed and cir
,eulating in said County OF WayHe.
THOMAS c. MURPHY.
Judge OF Probate.
a true copy
CHARLES R. HARRIS,
Deputy Probate Register. 22xa,
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-13

West Park No land Lots No LAT 10.
las. No. 241. No. 277. No. 27S. No. 81,
and No. BIZ. of Scherer's West Gate
Manor Subdivision.
No. (407) Lots No. 757 and No. 75S,
West Par k No. and Lots No. 178,
No. 210, No. I'll, No. 3OS. No. 300, No.
$40 and No. 341 of the Scherer's West
Gate Manor Subdn.
No. (40S) Lots No. 239 to: No. 3a7,
both inclusive and Lots No. 3I5 and
No. 316. Lots No. 1923 To No 347. both
inclusive. and Lots No $40 TO, No. 1872,
both inclusive, West Park No. l Sub
division
No. (409) Lots No TO No. "A. both
inclusive, and Lots No. SIS TO No. 1853,
both inclusive. West Park Subdivision.
No. (4l0) Lots No. 80 and No. l38,
Eureka Estates Subdivision.
No. (411) Lots No TO No. ~. both
inclusive, and Lots No. "A to No. lis,
both inclusive Belmont Park Subdi-
vision.
No. (412) Lots No. / to No 81, both
inclusive. Welch Bros. Broadway Sub.
and Lots No. as and No. 81 of WEIGH
Bros Pulaski Blvd. Sub.
Resolved. Further. that the City En-
gineer prepare detailed estimates and
also plats and diagrams of the work
and of the locality to be - improved
and deposit the same with the City
Clerk for public examination; and
Resolved, Further, that The cost of
the construction of said sidewalks shall
be betrayed by special assessment upon
the lots or parts OF lots and parcels of
land afronung and abutting ON said
improvement excepting the alleys and
crosswalks the expense of which shall
be betrayed from the general street
fund of said City TO be computed on
the same basis as the lots and parcels
OF land set forth for the above and
said districts are hereby designated
and constituted as sidewalk special
assessment districts for the purpose
of said Improvement.
Resolved. Further. that after said
detailed estimates, plats and diagrams
of the work and OF the locality to be
improved have been deposited with
the City Clerk for public examination
said City Clerk shall give notice, &C
cOrding. TO the City Charter of the
District 10 be specially assessed for
said Improvement and of the time and
place when this Council will meet to
consider said detailed estimates, plats
and diagrams and hear objections
thereto, and to publish notice of said
assessment and of said meeting, TO
hear objections thereto once in each
week for two successive weeks in one
of the newspapers in this City, the
first publication TO be at least 2 weeks
before such hearing.
l. move the adoption of the foregoing
resolution.
Councilman Clifford r. Burke.
Supported by Councilman Wagar.
Roll Call.
Yeas: COunxilmen Benin, Brohl,
Burke, Mason, Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None
Special Order
Il Councilman Schultz reported that
/ afte careful study. he is of the opin-
zion that Chapter 4 of the Ordinance
relative TO rubbish collection. etc. is
inadequate. and recommends that uhe
City AttDrpey study the same for re-
vision and report hack TO Council
Adjournleenr.
Motion 10 adjourn at 9 30 PM. by
CWIncihlaa Burke. Supported by COun-
Gilman WS2an
Yeas: COuncilmeo Benin, BrOhl,
Burke, Mason, SchXrltz. Wagar.
Nays: None:
LA4MRDNCE. ]. LaCOURSE,
City Clerk.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-13
w. Hugh Williams. Attorney
1898 Biddle Ave-
Wyandotfe. Mich

STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for the County Of Wayne.
No. 81. f1f;
In the matter OF the estate OF
CHAR. ES w. THOMAS, SR. deeeas-
cd. Notice n hereby given that all ere
ditOrs Of said deceased are rcq,ljred to
present their claia<s. in writing and
under oath, to said Court at the Pro-
!ate Ofric> in the City ID Detroit. In
said County. and 10. serve a copy there
of upon Charles W: Thomas. Jr. al
ministratOr Of saiR estate. at 2al5 Sc
cond SEeet. WyandOtte. Mich. on or.
before the fifth day Of August. \. j..
1871. and that such claims will he
heard by ssif court before Judge jag
eph A. Murphy. In Court Room No.
$40, Wayne County Building in the
City OF De0ett. On the fourth day Of
August. A. ID. 1941. at two o'clock In
the afternoon.
Dated May 98th. A. u. 1911.
JOSEPH A MURPHY.
Judge Of Probate.
Published in Wyandotte He.aId.
once in each week for three weeks suc-
cessiyely. within thirty days from the
date hereof. 22w3
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-13

IL there's school boy i'm your fam
lily he will run nine times the risk of
drowning this summer that sister viii
according Ia fieHIrte reported by the
Michigan Department OF Health.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-08-21
BARGAINS

We have the following bargains in
farm machinery: Don't
depend on your neighbor. Buy one
of our Is good reconditioned corn
binders and save your corn crop.
We have several makes to choose
from, also one good ensilage cutter,
2 Farmall tractors, one with new
rubber, Model B Allis Chalmers trac-
tor with cultivator, Gin. burr mill,
nearly new; several tractor plows
and disks, spring-tooth drags and
smoothing harrows, hay leaders and
side delivery rakes, 2-horse Guilt
vator, very cheap; 2 used manure
a few good work horses,
1880 Ford roadster, very cheap; wind
mill, 40-foot tower. For a complete
setup in new or used farm machinery
see us first. We will trade for any,
thing we can use.
PINE CITY HARDWARE,
Pine City, MINI.
(1D
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-08-21

ARMERS ATTENTION-Come over
and talk corn binders with us this
week. We have the largest stock
of corn binders in the country,
ready for the field. Also several
good. silo filters, tractor plows and
tractors. Side delivery rakes, hay
leaders, and dump rakes. Also
some grain drills, different sizes.
We have a large supply of rough
and surfaced lumber. Just I'M
loaded carload of genuine Tacoma
red cedar shingles. See us on
prices and we will save you money.
We have a big stock of recondi-
toned used trucks and automo-
biles. Any priced car you want to
buy. Get our prices and we will
prove to you that they are right.
We will trade in machinery, live
stock, posts and lumber on any
car that you wish to buy. And
we will give you year on the
balance. Several fine Holstein
bulls to let out for free service.
Two fine young farm horses to be
sold cheap. Buy in Foreston and
save, and don't forget that you
trade better. We are open every
Wednesday and Saturday evening.
-Foreston Hardware & Lumber
Co., Foreston, Mimi, VIM. Hort,
Prop. 187w50-1t
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-08-21
ASKOV

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin NJ, Sorensen
left Sunday on vacation trip to the
northern part of the state and Canada.
N. c. Bendiks came Friday eve
ming from Chicago for visit with
old friends, being guest at the
Svend Petersen home.
Between Is and 80 Askovites, men,
bers of the Young Peoples society,
went to Golden Lake Farm, near
New Brighton, Sunday to enjoy a
joint picnic with similar groups from
Minneapolis and West Denmark.
Miss Gladys Olsen is spending the
last weeks of the summer vacation
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Olsen. She has termi-
mated her teaching services at Lake
City and this year will start as Ii
brarian in the school system at Wi
mona.
Lauritz Petersen sends greetings
from Bismarck, N. D., to friends in
Askov. Lauritz formerly worked in
the American shop but has been in
Bismarck for some years. Among
other things he states that they have
recently purchased a home of their
own so are now settled quite perma-
nently there.
Mrs. P. H. Petersen, who is visit
ing relatives in Libby, Mont, had
a narrow escape in an automobile
accident the 10th of August. She
was with relatives on a trip to
Glacier park when a rear tire blew
out and caused the car to roll over.
Mrs. Petersen suffered broken COL
larbone while other members of the
party were more severely hurt but
none fatally.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-08-21
Church and Home
BY REV. M. MIKKELSEN

It is the privilege of Christians to
suffer as well as to love. 1t is i'm
possible in actual living to separate
suffering from love. There is no
place on earth where love and pain
are more certain to meet than in the
home. When two kind souls Gather
and mother) have grown old together
we may feel assured that they have
had their share of sorrow and dis
tress interspersed with fair portion
of happiness and joy. There has been
satisfaction in pulling together.
1t is not always easy to believe
that the love of God is the controll-
ing factor in everything that takes
place, yet there are men and women
everywhere in whose presence we
would never question the love of God
for man. The history of the pioneers
must be written some day when
someone who really can write is
willing to do us that favor. 1t will
be no easy task, but it can be done
by the right man if he is not afraid
of tackling a big job. Some of the
greatest souls, men and women, have
never been written about, and per-
haps never will be. By their way
of living they have indicated to us
how God ministers to mankind, that
is perhaps all the publicity they ever
will get, and all they ever care to get.
While their way of living has been
a great contemporaneous inspiration
&c hut T iolr hot
should express our desire to find
possible way by which some of that
inspiration might be preserved and
passed on to future generations. It
is true, of course, that there are still
people who will inspire us to nobler
and more beautiful living, but even
at that we cannot afford to let time
and silence cover up the many heroic
deeds of conquest from the life Of
the pioneers.
They may not all have had the
ability to write into song the inspira-
ton of their heart like the pastor
who wrote the beautiful hymn "Our
Father has light in His window, but
it is certain that the incident with
the lighted candle in the window to
guide the tired wanderer safely home
can be duplicated again and again,
and we should not only think of the
weary traveller in the night struggling
to find his direction, but also of her
who is waiting and praying at home
for his safe return. In this and many
other ways they struggled together
holding aloft for each other the light
to see by, to lead them on, and to
give them courage.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-08-21
Public Auction
South OF AskOv

AS I am disseminating farming,
will sell all the following described
personal property at auction on my
farm located 11A miles south of
Askov, or 4 miles east and 21a miles
north of Sandstone, on Saturday,
August %. Sale starts at 1890 p. m.
Lunch sold on ground.
Cattle-Twenty-tw head of high
grade Holstein cattle, T. B. and Bangs
tested. No. l, years old, due No
vember 10; No. 2, years old, due
April 81; No. 8, 3 years old, due No
vember 10; No. 4, 3 years old, due
January 20; No. 5, years old, due
February 81; No. 6, 6 years old, due
November 10; No. 7, 3 years old, due
January Is; No. 8, years old, due
November 81; No. 9, years old, due
November 8; heifer, 21z years old,
due September 49,; heifer, 2R years
old, due September %; heifer, years
old, due September 30; heifer, 21a
years old, due October 9; heifer,
coming 2 years, due January 6; heif-
er, coming 2 years, due January 16;
heifer, coming 2 years, due Febru-
airy 3; heifer, open, IL months old;
heifer, open, 9 months old; heifer,
open, 9 months old; heifer, open, 9
months old; heifer, open, 8 months
old; heifer, open, 10 months old.
Several of the cows and all the heif-
ers were sired by Man-O-War Man.
date.
Three horses-Bay gelding, 9 years
old, weight 1850 pounds; gray mare,
6 years old, weight 1900 pounds;
black gelding, 2 years old.
Farm machinery and household
goods-Two-horse walking cultivator,
Minnesota cultivator, double set of
shovels, spring-tooth and spring trip;
Kovar spring-tooth, 13-tooth; smooth
ing harrow, McCormick-De disk,
12-disk; John Deere sulky pillow, 16-
inch; Dain mower, SIT. cut; hay
rake, wagon, potato digger, set heavy
work harness and collars, about 20
tons clover and alfalfa, mixed, in
barn; Maytag washing machine, gaso-
line motor; galvanized boiler, two
wash tubs, nine-quart blue enameled
Gamer, about 800 Mason jars, 20
gallon earthenware crock, bed, al
most new; dresser, DeLaval No. Is
cream separator, grindstone, forks,
shovels, pals, chains, many other
articles too numerous to mention.
Terms-All sums of $40 and under,
cash. Over that amount time can
be arranged with your banker on
bankable paper bearing 8 per cent
interest. Arrange with your own
banker for credit. All property must
be settled for on day of sale before
goods are removed from premises.
Everything sold as is.
ALBERT JUHL, Owner.
Sandstone State Bank, Clerk.
Glenn Truesdell, Hinckley, Auc-
tioneer.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-08-21
RESOLUTION

In memory of our late brother, Hans
Carl Jensen, who passed away Aug
ust IL, 1941, the following resolu-
ton was adopted at our regular meet
ing August 16, 1941:
Resolved: That we deeply regret
the passing of a good and faithful
brother, and hereby express our SYM
pathy to the bereaved family;
Be it further resolved, that our
charter be draped in mourning for a
period of 80 days in his memory;
That this resolution be spread upon
the lodge minutes, be published in
the Askov American and a copy
thereof sent to the bereaved family.
On behalf of Partridge Lodge No.
263,
A. Christensen, Pres.
Geo. G. H. Jensen, Sec.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-08-21
CARD OF THANKS

We hereby extend our heartfelt
thanks and gratitude to all who gave
us aid and comfort in our recent
bereavement, the death of our be-
loved father and grandfather.
We especially wish to thank Rev.
M. Mikkelsen for his fine message
of hope and comfort, those who gave
the beautiful floral offerings, and the
many others who were so kind to us
in our hour of sadness.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. johnson
and children
Nick Larsen and children.
Charles Larsen.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-08-21
NOTICE OF SEM-ANNUAL
MEETING

The semi-annual meeting of the
Cooperative Mercantile Association,
Askov, Mimi, will be held in the
basement of the D. B. S. hall Mon
day, August Is, at BIS p. m. A re-
port of the business will be given for
the first five months of 1941 and re-
port of the board meetings, and any
other business which may properly
come before the meeting.
Lunch will be sold after the meet
ing.
HANS MOSBAEK, Sec.
(2t)