Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-04-23
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from the local dealers yesterday.
C. l.. wosgaard was business
visitor in the Twin Cities Monday.
viggo Jensen was In Minneapolis
Monday to seek medical attention.
Miss Ruth Poechmann spent satur-
day and Sunday with her folks in
Rush City.
John A. Jacobsen who works in
Harris. spent the week end with
friends In Askov.
r. A. IL Laage who has been in
Brooten the past couple weeks. re-
turned home Tuesday.
Eilf and Ingrid Miller Of Pine
City. visited at the Nels b. Miller
home from Saturday till Monday.
Miss Erna Petersen. N. L. Pctersen's
daughter. left last Thursday for Min
neapolis where she will be employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Andersen moved
from the farm into their village resi-
dence. near the church. the first OF
this week.
| Martin Miller came over Friday
from withee. Wis. and Is now busy
at his new job as mechanic In the
Askov Garage.
Mrs. ]. p. Sorensen who has been
visiting for few weeks at the home
of her daughter In Hampton. Nebr..
returned home Tuesday.
4 Mrs. c. p. Nielsen who has been
visiting in Minneapolis for several
weeks. returned home Saturday. Her
son. Leo. drove her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Nelson were In
Minneapolis Saturday and drove home
their new Ford Coupe; also stopped In
Hinckley to visit over Sunday.
Miss Helen Andersen who works In
Minneapolis, visited at the home OF
her folks. Mr.. and Mrs. N. f. Ander-
sen. from Wednesday OF last week till
Tuesday.
Lawrence Jensen and family who
have been living In the Nels Ander-
sen residence moved out last week
and are temporarily living with Mr..
Jensen's folks.
Miss Sigrid Ostergaard is now back
again at her duties as teacher In the
Danish department OF the local school.
Miss Gudrun Paulsen who substituted
is now IN with the flu.
L. c. Andersen and Alfred Jensen OF
Marquette, Nebr. spent Tuesday In
Askov visiting at the Fred johnson
and Nels Andersen homes. Mr.. Jen-
sen owns a farm near Harris which
they had been up to see.
Miss Hazel M. Hoglund OF Finlay.
son. who is giving piano instructions
to number OF pupils in Askov. an.
nounces that she will have a recital
in Askov May Is; same will be giver
In the local school building.
N. C. Laursen traded his radio sci
car last week. Mr.. Laursen left Fri
day In the car headed for Minneapo
lis He will probably also visit Des
Moines and Omaha and may locate In
Colorado.
Swan Monson who was recently In
a serious accident when he had les
broken and suffered other injuries
was very Ill Saturday when alons
with his other illness he developed
Influenza others members OF the
family having had IL. Pneumonia
was threatening but did not develop
Mr.. Monson slept well Saturday
night and felt better Sunday. The
fever Is now down considerably bu,
he is still quite weak. Mr. and Mrs
Monson's daughter. Dorothy. came
home last week.
VIM. Madsen came up from Pine
City Saturday with the new Hadfeld.
Penheld road grader mounted on a
Ford power unit, specially built for
that purpose. II is a fine looking
outfit and appears to be able to do the
work. SO far this week Mr.. Madsen
has averaged about four miles an
hour on grading and expects TO have
the state road up In fine shape in the
near future. The unit is run on solid
rubber tires and weighs about 5.70O
pounds. The motor is placed in the
rear so as to give more traction and
the grader blade which is ten feet
wide is Immediately behind the front
wheels.