Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-09-16
ASKOV

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itor Friday. -
Mrs. Emil Andersen was a Twin
City caller one day last week. ~
Mrs. P. P. Kilstofte went to Chicago
the first of last week for visit with
relatives and old friends. "a.
Mrs. A M. DeYoung and son drove
to New Richmond, Wis, yesterday
for few days visit with her folks.
Niels Henriksen left this morning
via auto on a two weeks trip to points
in South Dakota to visit relatives and
old friends.
Geo. Wentland and family of Apple
ton, former Askov residents, came
here Thursday for visit with friends
and relatives T.
Louis P. Jensen and family and
Mrs. J. Aug. Nielsen left Tuesday for
visit at points in southern Mime
sofa and in Iowa. ~.
Miss Anna v. Laursen of the Amer
lean force, is enjoying. her vacation
this week, which she is spending with
her mother at Hibbing. +
Mrs. Sigurd Mosb@k who has just
recovered from an appendicitis oper-
alton in Duluth, will remain there
and undergo a goiter operation. =,
Uffe Strandskov severed his con-
nections with the Askov Garage last
week, selling his interest to other
stockholders. The steady inside work
did not agree with him. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.. Hansen left
Tuesday morning for Cedar Falls, Ia.
for a visit at the home of their
daughter, and other places. During
Mr.. Hansen's absence Peter Johansen
is in charge of the lumber yard.
About a dozen young folks from
here enjoyed an outing to Patterson
park, south of Superior, Sunday They
were met there by Rudolph Pederser
who is a high school instructor in
Duluth this year.
The Ludwig Mosb@k family recent
ly enjoyed a visit from DIR. and Mrs
Randolph Stone of Chicago, and theil
son, Gunnar Mosbek of Seeley, Wis.
which was missed being reported II
an earlier issue. Mrs. Stone is {
sister of Mrs. Mosbak The Stones
have a summer cottage in Wisconsin
near Gunnar Mosbak's home
Mrs. T. w. Hansen was a Mime
apolis visitor Friday.
Rev. o. H. Dyreborg and family
left this morning for Hutchinson tt
take part in the district conference
of the Danish Lutheran church. They
were accompanied to Minneapolis by
Miss Gudrun Andersen who will at.
tend State University.
A new organ for the local Danish
Lutheran church arrived Tuesday
and has already been installed. I,
is to take the place of the one which
has been here several months but
did not have the desired volume. The
new organ was tried Immediately af
ter installation by Mrs. A. Henriksen
one of the organists, and it proves
to be a very good one, beautiful tones
and great volume. 1t has two manu-
ais, complete set of pedals, and il
motor driven. 1t will be heard by
the congregation Sunday, Sept. 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Madsen, Miss
Dora Christensen, Alex Madsen an(
Leonard Frahs attended the Tri-State
Fair Thursday and Friday. While
there they met Miss Amy Moller %
New York City, who had come to the
head of the lakes via boat and &C
companied them to Askov for a-yisi
at the Madsen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin C. Jensen anl
youngest child, Robert, and Mrs
Jensen's grandmother. Mrs. Minnie
Ewald, from near Hopkins, motore(
up here Sunday and visited unit
Tuesday at the homes of the for
mer's brothers, A. P, George, Andrew
and J. G. Jensen. In Mrs. Marie
Dahm, Mrs Ewald met woman wht
had come from the same part %
Denmark as she and the two ladies
had very pleasant visit.
The base ball game between thu
Askov boys and the Bottinean team
of Minneapolis at Lexington Park
st. Paul, this afternoon will be broad
cast. over the radio. Tune in and &c
the game play by play.