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La gaceta., 1942-01-28

la mesa, frunciendo I'm tanto ell
ceno, comenz6 un habil interro-
gatorio de los detenidos.
tide d6ndo yienen ustedes
ahora?
i U!-repuso el COgorZa
hacienda un gesko amplisimo.
tho quiera listed saberlo! De
medic mundo....
ESQ no es conteStar. Ha de
conlteStar listed, que parece ell
jefe de la banda.
Ode la banda?... Amos,
hombre! iUsted me confunde
con ell maestro Villa! iAqui no
hay banda; ESQ eS en- Madrid,
la municipal!
-Insisto en- que no admito
bromas. Limitese a contestar a
mis- preguntas.
-Pregunte listed sin miedo.
-iDe d6nde vienen us.edes
ahorR? IDe Madrid?
NO, senior.
La gaceta., 1942-01-28
sEWEIL QU1ERE v
Sc A LOS BROWNS PARA


Akron, Ohio, Enero 28.--Bl
director de los Browns, Luke
Sewell, no Sc oculta para decir
que el desea trasladar Ell club a
Los Angeles, California, donde
esta SECURE de que Sc ganara
dinero, en- lugar de perder to-
dos los amos, como anualmente
lie sucede.
Sawell cree que llevando la
representation de Los Angeles,
la mala suerte Sc alejara de la
novena y la actual escasez sera
sustituida por la abundancia.
LOS Browns necesitan la luz
de California. I'm club de la Lii
ga Americana saltaria al terri
torio del Pacifico, pero esta di-
seria facil de arreglar,
pagando $1,000 y los danos que
una comisi6n determinara. Los
tomarian ell tren en-
de noche y, llegarian a
Los Angeles en- POGO mas de SO
En- San Luis los fanaticos
prefieren los juegos de los Car
denales y los partidos de los
muy pocas wees pro
para abonar gastos.
La gaceta., 1942-01-28

cobs lie ha prometido otro
match" con el campe6n del pc
so complete, otro mas.
Gus Lesnevich ostenta la CO.
roma de las IT'S libras y 81 de-
rrota a Pastor, Jacobs, Ell Gar
del pugilismo. lie enfrontara
con Jose Luis.
Isl Gus vence a Pastor de u
ma manera impresionante, diJo
Jacobs, lie pondre a pelear con
Jose Luis, a beneficio de la So
ciedad de Alivio del Ejercito.
Dos gladiadores declinaron
antics la corona del peso COM
pleto ligero para batirse con ell
negro formidable, John Henry
Lewis y Billy Conn, y los dos
fueron vapuleados.
iLesnevich, a juicio de los ex-
pertos, va pasa del de Cain pa
"a limitarse a las IT'S.
La gaceta., 1942-01-28

Uno de los agentes, Ell que su-
jetaba a Isidro, Sc crey6 en- el
deber de llamarle al orden:
Ei0iga listed, rep6rtese, sd
no quiere que Sc lie procese por
desacatol
-Por desa.... 5que?-pregun
to chulonamente ell Chepa.
Los cuatro randas soltaron
sendas carcajadas.
FL comisario, los agentes, el
mismo viajante que habia sido
ell que denunci6 a los granujas,
hacienda que los detuvieran. y
los guardias, y los ujieres del
juzgado, y ell alguacil y ell juez
y ell escribano.... TODD el mundo
sentia que la risa lie escaraba-
jeaba por ell cuerpo.
iVaya unos personajes L..
O.
Ell juez Sc crey6 en- ell case de
terminar de una vez.
Y, cruzando Jas manos sobre
La gaceta., 1942-01-28
EN- Ell CANEDROMO
DE SULPHUR SPRINGS

La mas importante carrera de
la noche de aver, la novena, fu6
canada pOr My Judy, que derro
TO a Gunter Laddie, ell favorito.
Los boletos del vencedor Sc a.
bonaron a $3.50 por ell dollar; de
haber ganado Gunter Laddie
sus apostadores lutheran cobra
do $1.70 por ell peso.
just Rebel triunf6 en- ell Futu
rity, la octava, y sus billetes Sc
abonaron a $3.50.
Corresponds la "quiniela" a
Lucky Return y Glory Lad. con
un rendimiento de S44.40 para
los que acertaron.
Para la novena carrera de hoy
han sido Separates los veloces
galgos Scatter Brain, Kitty
Roll, Suwanee, Judy Bigger,
Grady, King Cole y Court ORA
ma.
La gaceta., 1942-01-28
TONIC TERCRRo
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

-iMiste, senior comisario!
iSon tantas y tantas Y tantas y
tantisimas las personals que tie
uno visto por esos mundos de
Dios. que, la verdad, no puede
uno recordar todas las fisono-
mfas! A este senior, no, no 10 re-
euerdo.
EY listed tampoco?-ahaA
do el comisario, dirigiendose
ahora al Chepa.
Isidro hi7o otro gesto de fu-
go, y volvi6 la espalda a la me-
81, contestando:
-1Amos hombre, v que en-
peho en- meterme a mi en- los!
mo The dicho que no. hombre?
La gaceta., 1942-01-28
.SDe FranciaP

-Tampoco.
-Pues de Zaragoza ST han
venido hace unos dias. muy
pocas semanas. Porque este Sc
nor Nenia de Zaragoza y Sc les
encontr6 a ustedes en- el tren.
-Repito, senior juez-dijo
ahora ell Cogorza, serio7 que
no tengo ell honor de conocer a
este senior.
Ell viajaDte perdi6 la pacien-
ella.
Per. senior milo, Sno cena-
mos los tres en- ell tren cerca de
Mora?
Los dos randas negaron, con
csc cinismo desperate de las
gentes del hampa.
FL juez orden6 entonces que
registraran a los miserables
Y, a pesar de la reSiStencia
que opuSo Pablo, cuando Sc vic
perdido, dos agenteS le encon.
La gaceta., 1942-01-28

traron, en- los calcetines, los ia
moSos fajos de bihetes.
Hubo que sujetar al brute,
porque inltent6 abalanzarSe so
bre uno de los policias que lie
habia ~encontrado ell dinero.
Sc lie eSpos6. 10 mismo que al
Chepa, mientras gritaban las
mujeres.
5lY estas senoras?-dijo
luego ell juez, cada vez mas Sc
vere.
"A estas senoras no las CO.
nozco-repuso ell viajante-;
pero no deben tener tampoco la
conciencia muy tranquila. iYa
ven ustedes como ell granuja lie
vabA todavia mi dinero enci-
mai
Else dinero es sagrado, Sc
for-intent6 r~ectificar ell Co.
gor7a-; es ell producto de mu-
chos amos de trabajo honrado.
TODD el mundo rio, menos el
La gaceta., 1942-01-28

Firm6 aver su contraHo con
los Piratas, Frenkie Cuisine, Ell
joven pelotero de la segunda.
Ounce contracts firmados Sc
recibieron va en- la oficina del
Pittsburgh, incluyendo Ell de AL
fonso Lopez.
La gaceta., 1942-01-28

do, por los escribas de Boston
ell trofeo Jacob Morse.
Di Maggi recibira la plaza
Paul Shannn, por haber pegadc
de hit, consecutivamente, en- sc
desafios.
Sera presentado a los pario.
distas y fanatics, en- ell acto, el
Jardinero Tommy Holmes, ell
nuevo jardinero de los Braves.
Ted Williams ingresara en- e.
ejercito dentro de pocos dias.
La gaceta., 1942-01-28
WILBURN TOMARA PARTE
EN- LAS CARRERAS DE LA
FERIA

Ell famoso automovilista Jim
my Wilburn, tres wees cam
ipe6n de las pistas de terra, Sc
!ha inscripto para las cameras
del venidero martes en- los terre
nos de la Feria de Florida.
Traera con el, reconstruct
por complete, su coche Often
hauser. LIE cost6 la reconstruc-
ci6n, segdn los bien enterados,
$4,000.
Cometiran tambien los nOta-
bles drivers" Ben Shaw, Bert
H~ellmueller, Big Ben Musick,
Buddy Galloway, Shane Fitzge-
raid, c. j. "Crash" Waller y
otros,
La gaceta., 1942-01-28

Esperase que Lefty Gomez, ell
pitcher zurdo de los Yankees,
reciba un aumento de sueldo pa
ra la venidera temposada.
Gomez tuvo un NAL aho, en-
1910, pero Sc mejor6 grande-
mente EN- 1941.
Ed Barrow lie rebaj6 ell sueldo,
antes de la temporada de 1941 /;
'pero la ejecutoria de Gomez ten
dra que ser considerable en- el
nuevo c~ontrato.
Gan6 el Is desafios, algunos
de ellos con la ayuda de Muir
ply; pero los 10 tuvieron un pc
sitivo valor en- ell exito de los
Yankees.
La gaceta., 1942-01-28

juez.
-GQu6 prfesi6n tienen usta-
des?
Pablo juzgo Aegado ell mo-
mento de intentar salvarse con
la verdad.
Y dijo:
-Somos artistas de circo am
5ulante. Teniamos un circo. que
ha tenido que disolverse. por ia
llecimiento de dos de los arts
tas.
-JY las senoras?
Las sehoras eran. esta So
namlbula y eXJralueida, Y es.a,
tranSformiSta. GNos gambia
mos la vida h~onradamente. Sc
nor juezl Y csc dinero que me
han quitado, eS, inSisto en- clio.
ell produo,o de muchos amos de
trabajo honrado. No hay dere.
cho a dspOjar a una familia
de sus bienes, asi CO.
asi,
La gaceta., 1942-01-28

Ell actual campe6n de las IT'S,
Lesnevich, conquist6 la corona
derrotando a Tamil Mauriello.
Anteayer pesaba 1872 libras.
Ffsicamente, en- ell parOcer de
los periodistas, impresiona fa7
vorablemente a sus amigos y e.
lemigos.
La gaceta., 1942-01-28

Bob Pastor, que mantiene su
aspiration a la corona de Jose
luis, Sc batira ell viernes, en- la
Madison Square Garden, con
Gus Lesnevich.
Eel ahijado del "Muchacho
Bandido" anhela conquistar la
victoria, por cuanto Mike ia
La gaceta., 1942-01-28
Ell GIRLS CON-
IRA Ell MARINERO SPOR
HAS

Ell nuevo director de luchas en-
la Arena de la Gale de Tampa,
S. P. Wider, anunci6 aver que
ell viernes sc 5atiran, en- ell
match principal, Ell Fantasma
Girls y ell marinero Spike Spor-
has. Los dos hombreS lucharon
la semana pasada y Sporhas
venci6 por disqualification de su
contrarie.
Dolby OSburn Sc enfrentara
con Spike Kelly. una nUeva adj
Iuuisicion,
La gaceta., 1942-01-28

Facilisima la victoria alcan-
zada por Tommy Gomez sobre
ell corpulento "barrig6n" Mr..
Robinson, de Philadelphia.
va en- ell primer asalto, ell vi
sitante bes6 las tablas del cua-
drilatero Y lie contaron nueve.
Despues, en- ell tercero, llega-
ron las 'mulillas", como diria
Miguel Lorente, y lie arrastra-
TO hasta su esquina.
Una 'peleuca' mas, de las mu-
chas "infumableS'' que por AGA
nos han ofrecido.
La gaceta., 1942-01-28

ST, senior, compre Ia
/ B. L. P. Soda
mente pc vende en- King
Hardware, Sa. avenida
y Gale Is,
La gaceta., 1942-01-28

Hoy Sc efectuara un banque-
tie, en- Boston, en- ell cual seran
honrados Joe Di Maggie y Ted
Williams.
A Williams lie sera entrega-
La gaceta., 1942-01-28

-iEso!-murmur6 la Chata,
que a peSar de las emociones v
el dlsgusto, estaba, como la E.
me, mascandO pepitas secas de
me.6n.
ST ustedes prueban que Ell
ulnero que lie hemos encontrado
enclma, es de uStedes. Sc les de-
volvera hasta ell Gltimo cdnti-
mo.
Y Ell juez, queri6ndoselas ti-
rar de quito y de ecuanime. cit6
las famosas palabras latinas
del Doctor de la obra immortal:
-".Que la Justicia no es a.
tropello nj venganza, y sa1nan
Just, satp,a injluia.
o
HubO un silencio.
La Chata y la Canamona sa
mraban a h~urtadillas. lanzan.
10 luego mirdas tremebundas
al 5uez, y los agentes, y por I'll
'I'a0 a Pablo, del cue espsrabs
La gaceta., 1942-01-28
DEPORTES
CON LOS GUANTES

PeleG "Camelo". - Bob Aspire
La gaceta., 1942-01-28

Charles (Lulu) Constantine,
peso de pluma del East Side,
New York, lleva alcanzados so
triunfos conservatives.
Como adversario para la nue.
va prueba Sc lie ha escogido a
frankie Duane, de Elizabeth,
New Jersey.
Duane cuenta entire sus vic
timas a Freddy Archer. Tom
my Speigel, Abe Kaufman, Gin
ger Foran y George Vento.
Use ha escogido va Ell venide-
no contrario de Tommy Go
mez?
lCuando Sc lie dara la revan'
cha con Buddy Scott?
La gaceta., 1942-01-28

WrtOFiano Manteiga, Editor
Askov American., 1942-02-19
Arthyde

The All one-act plays and other
entertainment held at the schoolhouse
last Thursday evening was well at
tended. The proceeds were given to
the Red Cross.
Mrs. August Nortrup spent several
days in Willow River last week with
Mrs. Herman Nortrup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Drahosh and
son spent several days recently with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Fem
stermaker.
A birthday party was given at the
D. M. Olson home Saturday evening
in honor of Mr.. Olson and Doris Mae
Olson who observed their birthdays
February H.
Mr.. and Mrs B. M. Stardig and
children of Askov, and Miss Mary
Larson of Minneapolis, visited at the
A. E. Ova home Sunday.
Earl Richardson attended the Min
nesota school officers meeting in Min
neapolis last week. Marcella Olson
stayed with Mrs. Richardson during
his absence.
Askov American., 1942-02-19
PINE COUNTY RURAL
SCHOOL NEWS
WashingtOn's Birthday.
A. E. GUSTAFSON. County Supt.

One of the state rules says: "When
legal holiday falls on Sunday the
following Monday is not a legal
holiday, but the school board may
declare it holiday, if the board so
wishes"
School should not be held on any
legal holiday so as to make up" an
other day missed. School boards may
require school to be held on Wash
ington's and Lincoln's birthdays
(when they fall on regular school
days., but a clause to this effect
should be inserted in the teachers
contract, if this is the desire of the
board.
Regular school cannot be legally
held on Saturday or Sunday.
Sugar RatiOning.
At our county superintendent
meeting in st. Paul last week, we
learned that Uncle Sam is expecting
to call upon the county superintend-
ents to help direct the major pro-
gram of sugar rationing and that the
school teachers will have important
duties in this plan. We do not have
the specific directions and particulars
as yet, but we are willing to do our
part as required and directed.
There still seems to be an unsettled
controversy among certain national
groups that have submitted different
plans to produce alcohol for explo-
sives and defense. Several plans have
been submitted that would prevent
a sugar shortage. These plans so far
have been turned down.
RatiOning Needed.
However, sugar rationing will no
Askov American., 1942-02-19
By Euphelia.

Well, guess most of us folks are
gettin' used to the new war time.
Grandma Street, however, got con-
trary. She put the clock ahead all
right on schedule and then decided
she'd 60 by the old time again so
she put her clock back. We, all us
ladies, were invited over to Schjel-
dahls Sunday to help Mrs. Akers'
celebrate her birthday anniversary
and when we went to get Grandma
Street she was an hour behind time
and almost missed goin' to the party,
so / reckon her clock is back on
war time again. We ladies have to
get to our Red Cross meetin's and
aids on time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Gockowski spent
Thursday evenin' at the Thomas
home.
Eiffel Mossberg spent Friday at
her home here.
Harold Overland has had bad
siege of the mumps. However, he is
gettin' along much better at this
writin'.
Mr.. and Mrs Jos. Selenski visited at
the Thomas home Friday.
Supt. A. E. Gustafson called at the
Kenneth Nystrom home Thursday.
Sunday visitors at the Thomas
home were A. NJ Schrieber of Mime
apolis, the Frank Katzmark boys,
Edmund and Stanley Misukanis and
Sig Carnewski.
Mae Habeck, Theresa Misukanis
and Bernice Katzmark spent Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Kenneth
Nystrom.
Richard Thomas spent Thursday
afternoon with the Katzmark boys.
The Misses Molly Skubic, Ruth
Johnson and Doris Hedquist spent
the weekend in Duluth and Virginia.
James McLevis came home for an
indefinite stay Tuesday.
Mrs. Adam Sturgeleski visited at
the Tracy Street home Friday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Gockowski and
Chester Thomas spent Saturday eve
MIN In Willow River.
Mesdames Frank Okronglis, Her
men Habeck and Tracy Street at
tended the county nutrition meeting
at Sandstone Tuesday.
Nobel Merrifield spent Saturday
and Sunday at his home here.
Mrs. D. Reese visited "B" and &C"
schools on Monday, and TUESDAY,.
A group of Grangers attended the
basket social that the Bruno Grange
sponsored Friday evenin'. They re-
port specially good time and are
still laughin' at the style show the
Bruno men presented. They each
were dressed in the latest fashions
that the ladies in different parts of
the world will wear this comm sea-
son. They were positively killin'.
Rev. Steele was Sunday dinner
Askov American., 1942-02-19

daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Murphy,
Jr., Mrs. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Pearson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Rupp and Miss Gladys Soper of Calu-
met.
Miss Gladys Soper of Calumet,
who has been visiting her sister and
aunt, left Sunday. -
George Murphy visited friends at
Askov Saturday afternoon until Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Torell, Mrs. Alice
Upman of Minneapolis, Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Rupp and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Melancon were recent dinner guests
at the Clifford Torell home at Du-
quette. y
Mr.. Dracy, Sr., has been confined
to his home for several weeks be-
cause of illness.
Askov American., 1942-02-19
Rutledge

Frank Pangerl, who has been sta
toned at Manitowoc, Wis, was a
weekend visitor at his home while
enroute to his new headquarters at
Superior, Wis.
Mrs. Nettie Rondeau entertained
few friends at her home Sunday
evening, the occasion being her birth
day. All wish her many happy re-
turns of the day.
Word was received Wednesday of
last week of the death of Henry Funk
of Lancaster, Wis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. G.. Mills and Lorraine, Mrs.
Irwin Foster and Lois left early
Thursday to attend the funeral Fri
day. The deceased was an uncle of
Mrs. Mills and Mrs. Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Isaacson of
Duluth, were Saturday overnight
guests at the R. j. Isaacson home.
Joe, Leo and Edward Kepler are
spending a few days from their work
near Togo. Joe plans to remain here
but the others returned to their work
Tuesday.
Mrs. j. L. Brooks and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Busse were Sturgeon Lake
business callers Friday.
Miss Audrey Conrad and brother
Wallace of Lamberton, are visiting
the Grieger family this week.
Mrs. Frank Bowers, Jr., was a
Sunday visitor at her parental home,
near Hinckley.
/ Bruce Bowers is confined to his
bed and under a doctors care at
this writing.
The Sunday school Valentine party
at the hall was well attended and a
good time was reported.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the
church February 25, and will start
a Bible study. All members and any,
one wishing to may join this group.
Don't forget the date, Wednesday,
February 25, at the church.
The recent hard time party given
by the Townsend club was we'll at
tended: A skit put on by members
of the Hinckley club was enjoyed
as was also the violin selections.
The Townsend club will meet Fri
day, Feb. 27, at the village hall.
After the business meeting there will
be social hour and lunch. A report
on the convention will also be made
so don't miss it, February 27, at 8 pm.
Askov American., 1942-02-19

guest at the D. c. Street home.
Several folks enjoyed themselves
at a party at the Dahl home Satur-
day evenin'. Ask Mr.. Barnett (Roy)
what time he come home!
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Anderson were
presented with a gift of money from
their many neighbors and friends at
a party Sunday afternoon at their
home Mrs. Anderson recently un-
derwent a major operation at Ro-
chester and now their small daugh-
ter is ill at the Community hospital
in Moose Lake. You have the best
wishes from us all and we all hope
a speedy recovery for Marsha Lee.
Mr.. Hauck visited at the Tracy
Street home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. N. Merriield and children
called at the Storm home Monday
afternoon.
Askov American., 1942-02-19
Kingsdale

Mrs. Carol Bennett spent the week.
end at Hinckley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enock Ekberg and
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Profit and LeVern
Abrahamson attended party at the
Tage Carlson home east of town Sat-
urday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barty Haines and
Karen of st. Paul, are spending two
weeks at the Haines and Profit
homes.
Word has been received from Phil
ip Aarlie that he is at Fort Sill, Okla.
Norma Fegium spent Sunday at
her home here.
Albin and Laurel Thompson came
from Minneapolis Friday evening and
visited at the Carl Nelson home.
Laurel returned Sunday while Albin
will remain for some time.
Alfred and Russell Videen came
home from st. Paul Friday evening,
going back Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Haines at
tended the wedding of their son Jackie
at st. Paul Saturday.
Mrs. Earl Schultz, Mrs. John Aarlie
and Mrs. Frank Barton, Jr., attended
the nurses meeting at the Ables home
west of Cloverton Wednesday eve
ming of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Gustafson and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. E. Johnson
spent Sunday evening at the Enoch
Ekberg home. The occasion being
Enock's birthday.
Askov American., 1942-02-19

Pete Peterson was called to the
Veterans hospital at Minneapolis last
Thursday for check-up. Ed DOM
ming accompanied him.
Mrs. Bert Rose, who has been visit
ing at the Carlton Stafford home in
st. Paul, returned home last Thurs
day.
Albert Jorgensen, who is working
in Minneapolis, spent the weekend
with his family here.
Mrs. Catherine Ellison was in the
Twin Cities the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. frankie Mach and son d
Minneapolis is visiting her father
Martin Slott, at this writing.
Mrs. c. o. Billman and sons BOZ
and Charles were in Willow River
Monday. Raymond Storebo accom-
panied them.
Everett Lindh and Clarence Gault
were greeting old friends in Bruno
Saturday afternoon.
Irwin Plaisted is spending a few
luth is undergoing repairs.
Chas. Billman had the misfortune
to break his left wrist at school one
day last week.
The basket supper held by the
Bruno Grange last week was very
successful, a good crowd attending
and all baskets bringing good prices
Mrs. Abe Markus returned Mon
day from a visit of several weeks
in Chicago and Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Markus and
the boys, Millie Storebo and Bert
Rose were in Sandstone Monday eve
ming.
Mrs. Sprague was quite ill Sat-
urday morning but is better at this
writing. A doctor was called an6
while here called on A. c. Smith
who had been i'll for a day or so.
Mrs. Virginia Gross and Ronald re-
turned home from Calumet Saturday
Her sister, Gladys Soper, came with
her for visit. Miss Soper returned
home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Art Lussenden spent Wednes-
day of last week with Miss Edna
Zern. Art called for her in the
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Forsythe
and children spent from Friday until
Sunday with their parents here.
Hersal Elwell, who has been
visiting his parents here, returned tc
his work in Los Angeles, Calf, Tues
day.
Mrs. Frances Renford returned
Tuesday from Minneapolis where she
visited her sister, Mrs. Al Bentow
Askov American., 1942-02-19

doubt prevent boarding and whole
sale price inflations of sugar, which
may otherwise occur if something is
not done. Furthermore, it is appar-
emily true that most Americans con-
sumo too much sugar for good health.
We trust that every Pine county citi-
zen will begin now to cooperate 100
per cent in this and other defense
measures. Definite plans and direc-
tions will be published as soon as
possible after they are received. Ev-
eryone should have access to at least
one local newspaper during these
times ahead.
Special Programs.
Most schools have held some spe-
cial school exercises to commemorate
one or more of the following Feb
ruary dates: Washington's birthday
(22), Lincoln's birthday (12), Susan
B. Anthony's birthday (15), Saint
Valentines day (14), and Good Fell
lowship week Us to 22).
Last week, Pine Lake district No.
81 had a very interesting and Sue
cessful amateur contest and social.
The Denham PIT. A. social was we'll
attended and a success. The Stur-
geon Lake PIT. A. Irregular meeting)
built their program around their ma
tional anniversary topics. PIT. A.
meetings were also held at Rock
Creek and Henriette.
The few teachers in the Sturgeon
Lake area that were unable to at
tend their February 18th group meet
ing and party at the Sturgeon Lake
school, missed a very wholesome,
social and professional time.
Askov American., 1942-02-19
East of Bruno

Mrs. Roy Clewitt and her son-in-
law, Dick Pfenning, visited at the
John Southerton home Tuesday eve
ming.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Southerton and
Donald spent Wednesday evening of
last week at the John Southerton
home.
Chas. Kunz visited at the ChaS.
Southerton home Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Southerton and
Elwin Lynch spent the weekend at
the Fred Ilsley home in Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kunz spent
Sunday afternoon at the Glen Jones
home.
Hersal Elwell spent Sunday with
Esty Southerton.
Congratulations are extended to
the newlyweds, Mr.. and Mrs. Gail
Fletcher.
Mrs. Billman went to Willow River
recently with her son Charles who
had the misfortune to fracture his
arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bade are the
proud parents of girl born to them
Sunday forenoon. She weighed eight
and one-half pounds and has been
nemed Dolores Faye Bade. Mother
and daughter are doing nicely.
Sophia Bartels, Miss Edna and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Bartels returned to
Morris, ILL.,, after visiting with friends
and relatives and attending the fun
eral of Mrs. Mary Bade.
Among those who helped Mrs.
Gross celebrate her birthday recently
were Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Peterson and