Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-11-18
ASKOV

Mrs. Wayne E. Jacobsen and Mrs.
A. Henriksen were visitors in the
Twin Ports Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Hansen were in
Duluth Saturday. They drove there
for Mrs. p. N. Fenger and daughter.
Herluf P. Rasmussen has accepted
a position as mechanic in the Askov
Garage, commencing there last week.
=. Viggo Andersen has been engaged
as clerk in the c. Eriksen Co. store
and commenced on his duties there
Monday.
Emil Andersen has decided. to
erect a residence on his lot, just. east
of the creamery; the excavating was
commenced yesterday.
Hans G. Larsen left Friday for
Minneapolis to visit there day be-
fore. going on to Chicago where he
will seek employment for the winter.
". A. Egekvist and friend from
Minneapolis, and Svend Petersen left
this morning on deer hunting trip
in the vicinity of International Falls.
Carl Jensen who has been working
in the southern part of the state late
ly, returned Tuesday evening to the
home of his mother, Mrs. A. Jensen.
Mrs. H. Petersen and Evelyn went
to Minneapolis Saturday for weeks
stay with relatives, the former to
have her ears examined by spec
ialist.
Miss Theresa Paulsen came up
in q
for couple of days visit at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A..
Paulsen.
The dance at the North Star Farm
ers Club hall Tuesday evening drew
a fair sized crowd and the usual good
time was had, with Angelo Yotti OF
Duluth, furnishing the music.
Mrs. OJeo Nelson and Mrs. E. G.
Love of Minneapolis, visited relatives
here Monday and Tuesday. Return
ing home Tuesday they were accom-
panied by the latter's mother, Mrs. C.
P. Nelson, who went down for short
visit.
The home talent players who are
now busy learning their lines in the
Danish play, "Tordenvejr", are pro-
crossing nicely. 1t requires consider
able scenery and committee is busy
providing this. Watch for more par
ticulars in a later issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Nedegaard and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Henriksen were
in Duluth Tuesday to visit DR.. P. N.
Fenger who is reported as being very
low They also saw DIR. Ejvind Fen
ger who is still getting around in a
wheel chair but otherwise feels fine
and is able to take care of his pa
tients.
Clarence Mattson was in the Twin
Cities Tuesday and Wednesday buy
ing supplies and new equipment for
his auto top repairing business. He
has been kept busy continually since
moving into the basement of the
American building. If you plan on
getting your top fixed, get your order
in now
Miss Ingrid Fenger who teaches at
Huxley, Iowa, came here Saturday
and in company with her mother
went to Duluth the same day. They
are remaining with DR.. P. N. .Fenger
who is very low. The Misses Bodil
and Agnete Fenger from Minneapolis,
visited their father at Duluth over
the week end.
The telephone meeting at the D.
B. S. hall Saturday evening drew a
good attendance. An explanation OF
the financial condition of the COM
pany was given and few questions
asked and answered. The purpose
of the meeting was in part to clear
up current misunderstanding which
was to certain degree accomplished
There has been no definite results yet
as to the future management or own
ership of the company but some new
soon. In the meantime the company
arrangement will likely be arrived at
will continue to function as hereto
fore.