Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-11-19

anu MTS. DeStQlnC moved In sunday.
Local folks welcome these people to
the community.
N. G. Nelson has been doing some
painting in the rooms over the cheese
factory preparatory to occupancy by
the new cheeSemaker. Mr. Di Santo
is firm believer in having every
thing neat and clean.
The 1943 calendars have been or
dered. Even though the cost is high
er this year, it was felt they should
be purchased so customers will again
receive them.
Mrs. Leo Adamczak went to Mime
apolis Monday with Mr. and Mrs
Felix Wisnieski. She will visit there
for week. Mrs Adamczak is
sister of Mr.. Wisnieski.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Meyer of Min
| neapolis, came Saturday to spend a
few days seeking big game They
returned Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Hogan were
here Sunday for the first day of
hunting season. Bill did not get
deer but intends to make a try for
it next Sunday.
Felix Wisnieski and Leo Adam
cZak each had their deer early the
first morning. These men both seem
to be crack shots.
Anthony Baumann of Minneapolis,
has been hunting a few days and his
son, just home on furlough, came
here Monday morning. They are stay
ing at the McGrath farm.
The sale conducted at Miss Aliens
Saturday went very well. There
was a good crowd and everything
sold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar House, for
merly of Kerrick, and now of Stew
artville, accompanied by another cou-
pie from that territory, are here to
get their deer. They used to know
how and friends think thay have
not forgotten.
Gas rationing last Thursday and
Friday kept the people at the tables
pretty busy. Thursday night they
finished around p. m. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Slime, Ralph Wahlquist and
Hans Christensen did the work and
did it well.
Roy Clewitt came home Saturday
night to get in two days hunting.
He knocked down the deer but was
unable to track it far enough to find it.
Ronald Anderson recently found
time to get home for day but didn't
find time to hunt. There were too
many other things to do in the short
time allotted.
Becky's place has been the best
hunting place in town. It used to be
good hunting in barber shops or hotel
lobbys, but Becky's seems to get the
crowd and then you hear of all the
deer killed or hit or got away Once
in while some frank fellow tells
about how badly he missed. Any
way, it's good place to hunt.
Several local people went to Moose
Lake recently to see the show "Mrs.
Miniver." They say it's well worth
while. It's story of the war in
England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Anderson
and Holger Chillman of Superior,
visited at the G. L. Wahlquist home
Sunday afternoon.
Sandstone, Willow River, Bruno
and Nickerson as we'll as Kerrick,
were well represented at the Young
Peoples Bible Fellowship at the Ker-
rick Presbyterian church Friday eve
ming. Rev. Lukesh, a missionary
from Czechoslovakia, gave very fine
message.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid is
appreciative to all those who patron
lied their lunch stand at the sale
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wahlquist and
children spent Sunday at Grindstone
Lake.
The Kerrick PIT. A. will sponsor
a party at the schoolhouse Tuesday
evening, Nov. "a. The proceeds will
be used to buy Christmas treats for
the children. Come out and enjoy
an evening now before gas ration
ing starts. Delicious homemade cake,
sandwiches and coffee will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Nevalainen
were weekend visitors at the E.
Keyport home.
Edward Keyport, who has been
stationed at the Great Lakes Naval
Training Station, is home on fur
Tough at this writing.