Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-02-18
ASKOV

P. P. Kilstofte came home to-
day from Floodwood to spend a
few days.
A baby boy was born Wednes-
day morning to Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Olesen.
Alexander Paulsen returned to
Minneapolis yesterday after hav-
ing visited for few days at his
home here.
Miss Holten Of Dawson, has
been here the past week visiting
at the home of her sister, Mrs.
C. @. Ruud.
Carl Hyldahl has been helping
out on the dray line the past
few days while Viggo Jensen is
at home with mumps.
Miss Agnete Schroeder came
here last week from Minneapolis
to visit for while at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Holger E..
Petersen.
There will be no services in
the local church Sunday as Rev.
S. D. Rodholm will preach at
Hutchinson that day, the congre-
cation there being without a To-
cal pastor at present.
Fred Andersen of Minneapolis,
visited here from Monday till
Wednesday at the Jorgen Paulsen
home, returning to the Mill City
Wednesday accompanied by Alex
ander Paulsen.
In the financial report of the
local park, published in last
weeks American, where it read
$500 from Busy Bee Sewing
Club it should have been East
Side Sewing Club. Z
Members of the old mems gym
class report that the work is go
ing fine and that there is room
for a few more. Better take adj
vantage of this opportunity for
the balance of the winter; they
meet every Tuesday evening at
the assembly hall.
Tony and Otto Sebald went to
Mankato a week ago, taking in
the auto show in Minneapolis on
the way down. They will visit
at the home of their sister for a
couple weeks, and on the return
trip home Tony will stop off at
Minneapolis to take a weeks
course in mechanical repair work.
The home talent play planned
for presentation the first part of
February by the Young Peoples
Society was delayed on account
of not being able to get music
for the songs. This has now been
secured and practise has COM
menced under the leadership of
Louis Olsen. If all goes as it
ought, they will present 'Kloge
Ellen" and one other short play
some time during March.
An expert from the factory
was here Saturday and attached
pair of caterpillar wheels to
the Fordson road grader which
the county has been keeping at
Askov. VIM. Madsen is again
running the outfit and removing
a part of the snow from the road,
making a track wide enough for
two cars or teams to meet. The
outfit seems to be doing a good
job and Mr.. Madsen will be
clearing the main highways as
fast as he can get to them. The
plans are to run out on highway
No. 10 to Duxbury, then over to
Groningen, up to Finlayson and
Rutledge, over to Bruno and up
the ElweH road to Kerrick.
Harold Dietz was up from
Minneapolis Thursday last week
and made arrangements to take
over the barber shop here. He
came up again Monday morning
and took possession, Mrs. Dietz
and baby will remain in the city
until April 1st. Mr.. d. has had
seven years experience in large
barber shops in Minneapolis and
is a first class man which will be
welcome news to many in Askov
and surrounding territory, and
this news is spreading fast for
he has been busy every day since
starting. Grundtvig Jacobsen.
who sold out the business left
Tuesday for Minneapolis from
which place he expected to go
to Larimore, N. D.. the home of
his parents.