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The Valley settler., 1943-08-06

SPECIAL HEALTH CoUNCIL HITTING. :.
 special meeting of the Eealth 1. Council was calico Thursday evening to consider skiing for c0nsidorati Q in the matter of retaining a Doct or for this comlnity.
 After some dis scussion motion was ma6e en6 carried auth orizing a c"mittco, chosen by the Chairman, to write q letter to the Sclective, Service Booro tt Tai rbanks asking for the rec1es justification cf Dr. Fochn, so he can remain here.
 The meeting wos called ct the request cf the Coop. BoarG of Diroctors enc copy of letter directed to the Selectivo Service in regord to the natter, wes reae and the action taken in acc cr6crce with the request of the bourc.
 Other crginizsti ons have been requested to cooperate also, by th :. Coop. Board.
The Valley settler., 1943-08-06

Hospital News, Cont.
 Mrs. DuRanG ho6 6 rlinor sugery on Fridoy morning.
 Emily 1illtars, one of tho ateff nurse es, acconponi aG ,.rs. John Vi tt to Foirben nks Tuesday. Sho will be away Q week.
 another nurse ht.s bean e6eee te the hospitel staff. zal~1a Nouf fcld of Visolio, California, arrivod on July 30. ero6uote If Loma Linda C. If. Hiss Noufel6 has good bo ok ground for her work here. After taking post graduate work in Qbst el ics, she has ha6 considerable expi ference os hospital suporvis O. of obst tortrics, anG podiotrtcs in in vsri ous Colif. hospitols.
The Valley settler., 1943-08-06

FesPITLL NEVIS. ]! short time after Dr. Hoohn wos aslc6 - visit Mrs. Vera Peffors tt homf she wcs having an cmorg- oncv appe nacc ct omy ct the haspite l. Mrs. Pstsn ITS $ king g Eooe'
 recov or1-.
 s*stss ---- Nr. eaa Yrs. Jaroe Berry ere the prcud p,rcnts of 6aut or born neno ,' s en- it is the he tfirS chi1S- = they hcv9 smother 6euohtar ana son. { Tf2 hospitc1 took note cf the oGitcr's remark that something ought tc bo Sone about the lack Of 5irl botias!)
 The following chilAron had tonsi- lloct omic s this week: Barbara an' Harvey : 2por, Charles enc Dorothy Eoffmen, ano Dorothy and Lanc
 Ere Fri ckson.
 On Snneoy morning Michool Kos off of the Inoapen6 .1ino was bret into the hospital, suffering from Q 6is1oc. ted shoulder. T.e remained as potton fer couple of days. Gee. Smith of In6epen6 ence Fine Is reef ovins treatment at the hcspitol for q sproinea shculCor.
 Mrs. lt.tt onkka is hospital pctient fer T fcw ecys.
 Nick hncnook of the rk1utne school hfs severe ccse of pneuncn ia, but sho is nvolosirg.
 ITS. E1nnche Fuhl spent couple of eeys tt the hospital this week. frs. ..anie Stephan of Yasillo is recav aring from an int oti cnal ups ct Duo to on inf lamne on of the eye IAl n,,r 4c4 4l.1 c a..
Askov American., 1943-09-02
Oak Lake

Mrs. John Selenske recently received
word that her father had passed away at
Mrs. Roy Brandt will entertain the Oak
Lake Ladies' Aid at the Ole Fiske home
September 3. Everyone welcome.
and Janice Ames to Hastings. Nebr. She
will be back the latter part of the week.
John Miller attended the funeral of
a niece in Moose Lake Wednesday of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lueck and jeanne
and Johnnie and Mrs. Bibel spent Satur.
day night and Sunday at the John Swen-
Mrs. Gust Keocher was pleasantly sur
prised when relatives and friends came
to help celebrate her birthday anniversary
Miss Anna Larson of Duluth spent a
two weeks vacation at the parental Aug.
Wallace Fjosne is spending a two-day
furlough from his training camp at San
Diego. Cal. at the parental Jim Fjosne
home at this writing.
Jerine Thomas returned to her home
at Wahkon after spending two weeks at
the c. E. Andersen and G. A. Ferguson
Everett Barnett attended the state fair
for several days with Wesley and Joel
Mossberg.
Hurley Anderson delivered some lum-
ber to Ray Brandt in Superior Monday.
Clarence johnson drove Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Johnson to the Cities Saturday
and returned Sunday night. Mrs. Elmer
Lafgre and Audrey were at the S: c.
S. c. Johnson is feeling much better
at this writing after minor operation at
the ST. Luke hospital in Duluth week
ago.
Askov American., 1943-09-02
Ogena

Mrs. Rudy Sliebner and sons and Mrs
Bud Gilbert spent the weekend at the
Benson home.
Cecil Theiling. Ethel Mae Currie. Mr..
and Mrs. G. Wise and Mrs. Robert Mort
son attended state fair this week.
Mrs. E. Crow was rushed to the North
western hospital last week, where she
underwent an operation. Last reports were
that she was getting along fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Andersen of a camp
in New Jersey are spending few days
at home at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan are also
spending few days with his parents
Thomas is stationed in Fairfield, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elder Bastrom heard from
their son, Clifford recently He has been
stationed in New Zealand since January.
Mr.. Beneke received word Sunday that
his mother had died. He left Monday to
attend the funeral.
Marcella Beneke spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents. She left Mon
day for South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Schaff and children
spent Sunday at the Bastrom home.
The Garden club will meet at the home
of Mrs. H. Swan with the Mesdames Pek
and Lenehan assisting with lunch.
Askov American., 1943-09-02
CrOningen

Church services will be held Sunday
evening at o'clock, September S, Sunday
school at 10 a. m
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Bush and family and
Mrs. Willard Nelson and family of Du-
luth., spent Sunday with the Ben Nelson
family.
Olaf Nelson of ST. Paul visited at the
O., E. Osland home over the weekend
Albert Haglin accompanied him back
where he will be employed at the North
western Air Lines
The Townsend club will meet Friday
evening. September 8. Don't forget to
come
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Chesbrough and family
visited at the Ben Nelson home Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Postma were Sunday
dinner guests at the Martin Rypkema
home at Sandstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Ploegar's daughter
Violet, was taken suddenly ill Sunday and
was taken to. the Pine City hospital and
operated on for ruptured appendix the
same evening. We, are glad to report that
she is resting nicely at this writing. Mrs
Ploegar is staying with her.
Mrs. H. Evjen and daughter. Susann
and Mrs. L. Bloom arrived from Califor-
mia Tuesday and will make an extended
visit with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John PoStma
Askov American., 1943-09-02
Sturgeon Lake

Mrs. Leon Jurek left Saturday for St.
Paul
Mrs. Ed Stogas of Superior visited
friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Steve Levandowski and Bernard
and Rose spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Mohelski.
who is stationed in North Carolina. is
spending his furlough here with relatives
and friends at this writing.
Mr.; and Mrs: Joe Sobezak and son; Clem.
and Dorothy Granda of Duluth visited the
Joe Granda family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Chmielewsh and
with their daughter. Mrs. Paul Dahlstrom.
who had an operation for appendicitis.
They also visited other relatives, return
ing Sunday evening
Evelyn Granda spent last week in Ket-
tie River visiting her cousins, the Steve
SobeZak family.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jacobson and children
spent Sunday at the parental Roy Gilbert
home. The children remained for week s
visit
Miss Margaret Chmielewski of Minneap-
oils arrived Sunday to spend week at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tony Chmielewski.
Askov American., 1943-09-02

Lillian, Ellen and Lois Whipple of Mazep-
pa are spending a few days as guests
of Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd McRostie.
Gene Howey returned from st. Paul
Tuesday having spent week at the home
of his sister, Mrs. McCann.
Ralph Plaisted and Alton Elwell spent
Sunday afternoon at the home of their
parents.
J. p Murphy and George spent the
weekend at their home here.
Mrs. Amell of Willow River visited at
the VIM. Marihart home Sunday.
The Pete Peterson family returned from
Calumet Sunday to. spend a week at
their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Domning and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Eklund and Gerry
spent Sunday in Cambridge visiting at
the Stanley Lundgren home.
Miss Mary Berg of Duluth and Miss
Lottie Turbutt of Kansas City. Mo-. spent
a few days last week at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. L. McRostie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Eager and family
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Put
nam over the weekend.
Mrs Minnie Finemore of Chicago. ILL.,.
spent the weekend at the G. H. Papen-
fuss home.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Papenfuss of Still
water visited at the G. H. Papenfuss home
a few days last week.
Mrs Summers is still confined to her
home. She had the misfortune to frac-
ture her ankle two weeks ago.
Askov American., 1943-09-02
Elias Van Malta

Elias Aaron Van Malta was born in
Smeltser township, Grant county,
Wis, near Platteville on July II, 1866
and passed away August %, 1943, at
Brook Park, at the age of II years,
one month and II days.
He was the oldest child of Sameul
B. and Cynthia Van Malta. He was
united in marriage to Estelle Jane
Mcpherson in February, 1896, who
passed away January S, 1897, leaving
an infant son, Francis L., now of
Brook Park.
The spring of 1898 he moved to
Wisconsin Rapids, Wis, and in 1906
he was united in marriage to Mrs.
Hattie Blaisdell. To this union one
daughter was born, Carol Jennie,
(Mrs. Harold Stephan) now of Palm
er, Alaska. There is one step-daugh-
ter, Mrs. Floyd Lenox of Long
Beach, Calf.
The survivors are his wife, his
son, Francis and wife of Brook Park;
his daughter, Carol of Palmer, Alas
ka, and step-daughter, Mrs. Floyd
Lenox of Long Beach, Calf; and
seven grandchildren, three sisters
and two brothers, Rena, Alma and
Dan of Fennimore, Wis, Sam of
Platteville, Wis, and one half-sister,
Bessie, Mrs. Henry Parish, of Boone,
Iowa.
Askov American., 1943-09-02
Fifteen Years Ago.
(September 6, 1929

A pretty wedding occurred Mon
day when Alvina, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Matt Magdziarz, was joined
in matrimony to Michael Sebaske of
Denham. The ceremony was per-
formed at the st. Isador's church
with Father Meyer officiating.
On August 20 at Duluth occurred
the wedding of one of Askov's most
respectable young ladies to Fredolin
Martinek of Kerrick. The bride is
the eldest daughter of Mrs. Mary
Swanson. w. J. Barr of the Central
Avenue Methodist church of Duluth
performed the ceremony. They will
make their home on the groom's farm
east of Kerrick.
c. NJ Westerman of Brook Park
passed away Saturday evening, hav-
ing been in i'll health for some time
months past. Funeral services were
held Tuesday at the German Luth-
eran church.
Monday, August %, Adolf Larson
and Mary Mach of Kerrick stole q
march on their many friends and
were quietly married at the St
Michael's church of Kerrick. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Mach.
The farm home of Ed Barnick, who
lives two miles east of Finlayson ano
a short ways north on highway No
/, was completely destroyed by fire
Sunday morning. 1t is presumed the
fire started from an oil stove.
Mrs. K. Jessen, Danish teacher ir
the Askov school, has rented Fritz
Holm's residence and will move into
Il in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gravesen returned
TO Askov Friday from their trip tt
Denmark, having been gone just II
weeks, six of which were spent visit.
ing in their native country.
H. B. Rockne of Willow River
moved his family to Moose Lake
Monday and will be located there
FOR the winter.
Fire broke out in the basement O.
the German Lutheran church at Pin,
City Sunday morning, causing consid
cradle damage. The cause of tn,
fire was a heated furnace pipe which
was too near some shingles that hac
been piled in the basement fo
kindling.
Barnum was recently the scene o
an auto accident which caused tn,
Life of one to be snuffed out ant
another to be seriously injured. Th
dead is Forest Sizola of Minneapoli
and the injured is the mother of tn,
dead victim. The father, who wa
driving the car, was uninjured.
Ma. and Mrs. Chris D. Nielsen o
Askov are the proud parents of
girl born Monday afternoon, Septem
Der 3. A girl was born to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Marius T. Johansen Sunda.
morning.
Askov American., 1943-09-02
When You And
l Were Younger
twenty-five Years Ago.
Items taken from the Askov American
of IS and Is years ago.
September S, 1879

Niels Henriksen purchased a 10
acre tract of land " mile east OF
Askov from Lars Sorensen, yesterday
Consideration $1,40O
Alfred Larson is building a barn
16x40 on his place northwest of
Askov, Jen Larsen doing the car
penter work.
Robert Nelson and family arrived
in Askov last week from Hillrose,
Colo, and are at present staying
with Mrs. Nelson's brother, F. A.
Holm, two miles north, one mile
east of town. They expect to make
this their permanent home
The Carl Miller and Niels B.
Miller families of Askov motored to
West Denmark, Saturday, to be pres
ent at the marriage of the mems
youngest sister, Dagmar, to Niels
Hede of Minneapolis which took
place Sunday. The newlyweds will
make this their permanent home.
Merle Street of Windemere town.
ship was severely injured Saturday
when he fell on a pitch fork while
threshing near Sturgeon Lake. He is
at the Moose Lake hospital at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hedberg of
Duquette are the proud parents of a
girl who arrived at their home re-
Gently.
Friday, Mr.. and Mrs c. Beck OF
Cloquet came to Rutledge bringing
the body of their infant baby for
burial here. The funeral was held
Saturday from the M. E. church
Rev. Sloan of Barnum, officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Shute returned
to Wilma Friday from Milaca where
they had attended the funeral of a
brother-in-law,E Ernest Andersen.
Henry Larsen returned to Askov
Monday from Camp Wadsworth
Spartanburg, S. c., having received
an honorable discharge from the
army because of poor eyesight
S. D. Dye and Chas. F. Robinson
of Bruno were in Askov on business
Monday. Mr.. Dye will have an auc-
tion on his place September II. He
c. M. Jorgensen is building a large
machine shed on his farm northeast
of Askov
The Danish Brotherhood closed 7
deal Friday with Niels Madsen OF
Arco, for the business lot adjoining
the post office on the south. AS they
own the lot upon which the post Of
flee is located they now have a So
foot frontage.
A draft of SO men will leave Pine
county from Pine City, Friday, Sep
tember s, going to Camp Grant, Ill
Among them are David Emil John
son and Martin Otto Anderson OF
Askov. Harry Mortensen is listed as
an alternate
Askov American., 1943-09-02
Kingsdale

Joyce Feigum left Saturday for Zion,
Ill, to visit her sister and family few
weeks.
Betty Aarlie came home Monday from
Little Saunico. Wis. where she spent the
summer with her sister and family
Several ladies helped Mrs. c. Videen
celebrate her birthday last Thursday aft
ernoon.
Cpl Philip Aarlie left Friday for Camp
Bowie, Texas.
Mrs. Pat Profit went to st. Paul Nor
day for a few days.
Robert Feigum. Bobby. Russell and
Donnie came home from Glenwood last
week
Askov American., 1943-09-02

He was converted in early life and
united with the Congregational
church of Cornelia, Wis, and has
spent his entire life in his Masters
service. He will be sadly missed
by his family, neighbors and friends.
Askov American., 1943-09-02
Holyoke

Corners Lull came back to Holyoke
after a two-weeks trip with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Orsen Longshore went to Superior
to see her mother, Mrs. Benton, who just
got out of the st. Mary's hospital in Du-
luth and Is staying with relatives in
Superior at this writing.
Bob and Ben North went to the Twin
Cities Tuesday on business:
Floyd Nelson started his bus route to
the Wrenshall high school Monday morn
ing. Arris Lull. Mary Clark, Joan Meyers
and Walter Sorensen are going to high
from here.
Askov American., 1943-09-02

friends. She is a former Windemere
girl, and is now employed in de-
tense plant near where he is located.
Askov American., 1943-09-02

The members of the Fast Freight
ers met at the local town hall on
August 25, and held special meet
ing making arrangements for the en-
Askov American., 1943-09-02

tire group to spend one day at the
state fair. Members of the Com
mando and Sunshine clubs, and par
ents and leaders, of Sandstone, were
guests of the Fast Freighters.
The program for the evening con-
sisted of brining demonstration by
Lois Thomson of the Sunshine club
of Sandstone, poultry culling dem
onstration by Wilfred Zalaznik of the
Fast Freighters, and garden skit
by Curtis Cooper, Gene Steele, and
Donald Lawyer.
The Zalaznik family members were
hosts to the entire group with a
bountiful lunch.
Askov American., 1943-09-02

Minnesota
goodby
a Hawaii
uniform, Of the Red
of trivial
Of
for
Until
sork pboy turned pachuis the coal miner leading
village
and
birth
heart
for
world
America which and
and
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BY L.
Askov American., 1943-09-02
County All Clubs

Members of the Commands club
of Sandstone and leader, L. c. Law
yer, were guests of the members of
the Grindstone Gophers club at the
Burt Wahlberg home August %. A
preliminary fun period of football,
games and swimming was enjoyed by
the group before the business meet
ing.
Bruce Wahlberg, president of the
Grindstone Gophers, presided and
roll call was answered by naming the
members favorite wild bird. The flag
salute and club pledge were given.
Members of the visiting club, Donald
Lawyer, Gene Steele and Aloran
Edstrom, gave excellent reports of
their attendance at Achievement day
in Hinckley recently. Mr.. Lawyer
gave a very fine talk to the club.
Other numbers on the program of
the humorous nature were reading
on baseball by Dean Wahlberg and
also one by Cecil Mckinley. A gar
den skit was presented by Curtis
Cooper, Gene Steele and Donald
Lawyer
The silver trophy cup won by the
Grindstone Gophers softball teams
for 1910, 1941, and 1912 was pre-
sented to the club by Mrs. Florence
Jones, county club agent, and accept
ed by the president, Bruce Wahlberg,
A silver watch fob won by Lee Wahl-
berg for the best paint demonstration
in 1912 was presented. Lee was un-
able to accept it in person as he is
now in the service.
A songfest and bountiful lunch
concluded the enjoyable evening. The
next meeting will be held Septem-
Der 13, and since this is an annual
meeting all members of the Grind
stone Gophers are urged to be pres
ent
August Is was gala day at Brook
Park when the All Club members
there conducted a All and commun-
ity fair under the direction of their
very able leader, Mrs. Joe Pechacek.
A large crowd viewed the exhibits
which were in the community hall
and joined in with the pot-luck din
ner at noon. Musical numbers were
presented during the dinner hour by
members of the club. Proceeds from
their ice cream and pop stand en-
abled them to care for their premium
awards. Judges were County Agent
Clyde P. Shumway and County Club
Agent Mrs. Florence Jones. All types
of exhibits were shown and several
interesting hobbies were displayed by
members of the community. This
group is to be congratulated on their
splendid showing and conducting of
the fair
Askov American., 1943-09-02
Duquette

Doris Stephenson is visiting with her
mother for a short time at this writing
before she leaves for college in Chicago
Mrs. E. Anderson and Irene were among
those of this community who attended
in Kerrick Tuesday evening.
Evelyn Anderson came from Duluth
Wednesday of last week to visit with her
grandmother, Mrs J. H. Stephenson. until
school starts.
Mr. and Mrs. Axel Nelson, Phyllis. Mr.
and Mrs Sigurd Olson and Beverly. all
of Minneapolis. spent two days at the John
Miller resort this week.
Mrs. J. H. Stephenson and Doris came
from Minneapolis Wednesday of last
week where they had been with Lucille
who is in the hospital
Edwin Johnson and Fred Hull made a
business trip to Willow River last Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. r. B. Anderson and Mrs. A. C.
johnson ynotored to st. Paul last week
to visit Mrs. A. Youngdahl. Mrs. Johnson
left for Seattle. Wash. from there.
Askov American., 1943-09-02

The remainder of the week was
spent by the county agent and
county club agent in visiting homes,
gathering exhibits, and coaching dem
onstrations for the state fair.
Askov American., 1943-09-02
(From Another Correspondent)

Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Anderson and fam
lily of Oregon. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Torell and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Melancon and
children were Sunday visitors and din
ner guests at the Francis Melancon home.
Edward Davis of Oregon Is spending a
week with his aunts, Mrs. F. Melancon and
Mrs. G. Torell.
Eleck Torell was in Askov Tuesday
between trains.
Eddie Newell called on Francis Melan-
con Tuesday evening.
Askov American., 1943-09-02


the j. w. Craig Co., constructing
roads. They have been home for
about two months now.
Ed Sexton traded cars in Mime
apoliS this week. The old car had
seen a lot of miles and was costing
too much in repairs.
Frank Smith was home for a short
time last week and this for a visit
with the folks. He is now located
at camp in Tennessee.
Mrs. c. G. Aakhus and Mrs. Nyrud
were over from Willow River Friday
for a short visit with the Kerrick
folks. Mrs Nyrud, Mrs. Lundberg and
Mrs. w. P. Hogan drove to Minneap-
oils Monday for visit with the Kel-
ly family.
Ned Ashmore of Holyoke was here
looking over the town Saturday. He
recently had an auction and disposed
of his farm stuff and will for time
work on defense job in the Twin
Ports. The auction was handled by
the Kerrick bank and was reported as
being quite successful.
Chris Peterson paid one of his
semi-regular visits to Kerrick Fri
day. He says he has very nice field
of alfalfa this year and not needing
it, is going to put it through the
huller for seed.
Donald Moltby is back from the
south for a visit with the folks. He
is now a technical sergeant. Mrs
Moltby accompanied him and is hav-
ing a real visit with her folks and
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