Askov American., 1942-01-08
Willow River

New Years day with relatives in Duluth.
Ted Jarchow of Minneapolis. spent the
Johnson. Johnson They and and Mr.. and and Mrs. Hsber
Thompson and others went to Pine CITY
to help usher in the New Year. William
chestra c furnished fur I 1.-THE the music for the dance
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Benson sold their
eSares fa1m south e 2unaer aa Of @
moved to town Wednesday OF last week
and will live in the Joe Markus house.
Mp and de Mas years ago
and have lived there since. c,.u;..
Mr. and Mrs. M L. Melberg spent Christ.
nns s snd New M Yean nd snz Mfs Te Kef
ing ing at their sons nome but the weather
was terrific. as that territory was VISITED
Mr. and Mrs. Andrews of Kelly Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wold. Duluth. Mrs.
Bassett of Minneapolis. Miss Florence
Wood, Wood SRa We're 'e guests W at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Reuer New Years day.
Mrs. Ida Bachmann, who who spent @ the the
Graydon and Claude, and her daughter.
Mrs. William Rindsland. returned Sat,
urday. Graydon brought her back and
picture Of one Of his fishing trips in some
Of the northern lakes which he showed to
some of the fishermen, which they all en-
!oysd t%a am ifnivsrsfy of Mino
nesota. was made a captain New years
day
Mrs. Arthur Underhill. at their farm
home east of Rutledge.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Brown and children
home at Lancaster, Calf. after spending
the holidays with relatives here and in
Duluth. Mrs Brown is daughter Of Mrs
TC m.
mander mi % at the Polaris airport. They
made the trip by car and were held up
for a day or so on their return trip .sy by
middle rne Snos States a.i'i last T week.
Axei johnson who was honorably dis
charged from army service NovemoeI 20,
was called back ana Sones @si to rePO pe Stationed I
in California where the rest Of his COM
pany is doing guard duty. ,.. o,+
Ns sSpt yes4 snd dsH MrS in Barnum at she
MI. and Mrs George Worden and Mr..
and Mrs, Bluenke and family were din
Charles Thompson on New Years day. :.
June Thompson. 12-vear-old dauehter OF
Mr.; and Mrs: Ghas Thompson: GSI:. who was was
morning. when the car skidded on an icy
road when they turned corner. They
fna hee and to pase pshe Was sns snd injured
her left foot to the extent that it was
necessary to put it in a cast for while.
Her friends % miss ,dr, her at schooi anu nope
Mrs Nels Benson. who was on the SICK
list last week. is able to be around again
nss9 s9seph an Gss s. Mas eef@ m
Duluth and will be under observation
there for a week or 10 days. :,
Mrs Fred La Plante, manager of the
Christmas seal sale here the past year,
reports that the sale was s86 .3S The
school sale was carried on as in FORMER
wears. also the businessmen were more
was a committee from the Community
club who helped sell the articles of food
that were donated to increase the sale.
to thank ali those who helped to make
this the best sale ever put on here.
Mrs Edward Halva. who has been Suf-
fering the past six weeks & with mi ,nflama ANA
bury hospital in MINNEAPOLIS last week
MFR. and Mrs Keith Halva visited her
Sunday and she was resting somewhat
Miss Minnie Bochek spent the holidays
in St. Paul with relatives:
Mrs. Carl Novak entered the uni
to to- Undergo u an operation for appendicitis.
Mrs Oscar Larson celebrated her birth.
day last week by having number OF
Larson LARSON family are % Well Situated in their
new home and had all their family home
for Christmas except boy who IS In
MI. and Mrs. H. Atkinson are the proud
parents of a nine.pound boy born to
doing nicely. Mrs. Foster is assisting in
the care of the m1shfr and who Dhoy bought
the creamery here from Mr. Worm last
fall, has had it remodeled into a cheese hs
factory and fixed up to produce cheese
in large quantities He opened for busl.
ness ne So JANUARY i. and makes about 200
pounds of cheese daily, The capaclty oatS,
day. Later on he will buy cream in
larger quantities and churn butter .ss as
this equipment remained intact during the
remodeIing stage. Mr.. Bennett is an eX,
perienced cheese manufactursr .ta, as wsil Ha
is assisted by his two sons. Maurice ana
Gerald and Russell Young91ists good trade fSs fsat
will demand their service through their
lifetime The Bennett 1 family n1nye are here has as
ing in Rutledge put n,,s W'i. can rI'be be found.