Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-07-28
ASKOV

F.. H. Tomlinson and family visited
friends at Harris over Sunday.
Henry and Hans Petersen and Sig
ward Sorensen spent Sunday at West
Denmark, Wis.
Niels B. Miller and family visited
friends and relatives at West Den
mark. Wis.,, Sunday.
Blueberry picking is in full swing
around here now; and the crop is good
if you know where to 60.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Wendt and daugh-
ter of Chicago, visited at the Chris
Hansen home from Thursday till Mon
day.
Miss Erna Madsen came up from
Minneapolis Monday for weeks visit
at the home of her mother, Mrs. A.
Madsen-
Mrs. Jens christensen came up last
week from Minneapolis for visit with
old friends, being guest at the home
of Mrs. C. p. Nielsen.
Chris Sorensen and family of Al
bert Lea, visited friends here from
Friday till Monday, being guests at
the Harald Thompson home.
Miss Ragna Sorensen who has been
employed in Minneapolis for some
time returned last week to the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Johannes
Sorensen.
Hans G. Larsen who has been
working in Chicago the past nine
months, returned to Askov the first
of last week to help his folks with
the farm work.
Mrs. Emil Andersen who has been
visiting friends and relatives in the
Black Hills of South Dakota for
about three weeks, returned home the
first of the week.
Johan Sorensen who has been over
at Seeley, Wis, a couple of weeks,
returned to Askov Monday. On his
way home he stopped few days at
the summer encampment at West Dem
mark.
In the absence of Rev. o. H. Dyre-
borg, Rev. S. d. RodhOlm, who with
his family is here from Des Moines,
Iowa, filled the pulpit in the local
church Sunday. A large congregation
greeted the former Askov pastor.
Holger E. Petersen who has been
selling goods direct to consumers in
northern Minnesota and North Dakota
for several weeks, returned to Askov
Monday for a few days visit with his
family.
The Askov village council recently
placed an order for an ample supply
of road signs which Svend Petersen
is busy erecting now. If you know
of a place where a sign is needed
tell him about it.
Letters for the following remain
uncalled for at the Askov post office:
Albert Weiss, Mrs. Johanne Nielsen,
N. Lockwood, F. S. Jensen. If anyone
can furnish information on these
please call the post office.
James Robertson and Miss Gladys
E. Haas of Correll in Bigstone county,
came to- Askov several days ago for
a visit at the Hans C. Hansen home.
Miss Christine Hansen who had been
visiting there returned with them to
Askov.
MISS Ellen PdulSen WHO HdS IeCSllly
completed teaching a ten weeks
course of summer school at West
Denmark, Wis, returned to her home
here Monday for an indefinite visit.
Just previous to returning she at
tended the summer encampment at
West Denmark for week.
The county road crew is reshaping
the three miles of road directly
north from Askov. During the time
they are working on it motorists will
find that the best road to Bruno is to
go six miles east of Askov and
then directly north. This road is a
little rough in places but far better
than the one under construction.
Eipar Christensen of Minneapolis
who recently returned from a trip to
California, came here Friday for a
visit at the home of Mrs. G. P. Mel
SEN Saturday he left again accom-.
panied by Morris Nielsen for West
Denmark, Wis, to spend a couple OF
days there and then returned to Min.
neapolis, after which Morris came
back to Askov.