Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-08-26
The v. S. Petersen family were

Minneapolis visitors Tuesday.
rs ME and Mrs. C.. Eriksen and son.
fLeroy, were business callers in Du-
luth Tuesday.
The Martin Slot family came down
from Moose Lake Friday for a visit
4 with relatives and friends.
2 Otto Petersen and Henry Johnson
! were in Minneapolis Tuesday to drive
home a Ford touring and a one-ton
truck for the Askov Garage.
VIM. Andersen who has been en-
| ployed out in Montana, is here on a
visit with his folks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marinus Andersen.
q Mrs. .Justesen of Ringsted, Iowa,
| has rented the Jens Poulsen residence
| in the village and will make home
there for her daughter, Miss Valborg
Justesen, and Miss Ida Miller while
they teach here again this year. Mrs.
Justesen will take possession of the
house Sept. 10.
Chris Henriksen has rented the
Carl Paulsen farm, northeast of town
for five years and together with his
family will move onto same when
the Paulsen family have completed
their residence in the village and
moved in, which will likely be. some
time in November.
A. Henriksen loaded out the first
carload potatoes from here this sea-
son yesterday, and same was shipped
to the Chicago market. The price
paid to farmers was $1.75 per 100
pounds. Emil Fogt brought in the
first load Tuesday. The market is
not strong yet and hence no quotations
can be given.
The Paul Miller family of Chicago,
who have been visiting here at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ludwig Mosbak, started on their
homeward journey yesterday. They
will stop off and visit the Filler Soren-
sen family at Charles City, Iowa.
cry operator. Mrs. Sorensen is
sister of Mrs. Miller.
Mrs. D. Mansen, son, Einar, and
daughter, Dorothy, returned to their
home in Chicago, Tuesday, after a
weeks visit here at the home of her
niece, Mrs. A. Henriksen. They were
accompanied to Askov by Mrs. Hen
riksen's father, John A. Karlen, who
had spent about three months in
Chicago. Mr.. Karlen left Askov Fri
day for North Dakota and from there
expects to return to Chicago.
Miss Clara Petersen left Monday
in her automobile for Cedar Falls,
Iowa, to visit there at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Ottar Jorgensen. She
will also visit at Newell, Des Moines,
and Minneapolis before returning
home. Miss Petersen was accompa-
MED as far as Owatonna by her
friend, Miss Agneta Nielsen of Tyler,
who had visited here a few days.
Miss Nielsen is a nurse student at
the Swedish hospital at Minneapolis.
A. M. Taylor, federal and state
tester, completed his work in the
Askov community last Friday, having
tested 146 herds. He found but three
re-actors. These belonged to Hans
Lunde, 1, and Niels Serritslev, 2. He
was here 10 days. Mr.. Taylor col
lected rs cents at each place which
was to pay for his help. Balance left
was $6.1O which he turned over to A.
p. Jensen, telling Mr.. Jensen to pro-
rate back but when this was figured
up it was found that each would get
but about cents, so Mr.. Taylor told
Jensen he could settle that as he saw
fit, either returning the amounts to
each. or turning it over to some char
ity. Mr.. Jensen has turned the money
over to the fair committee for their
use. 70