Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-08-18
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today for Junction City, Ore, where
they plan to make their future home.
v. A. Egekvist of Minneapolis, Wis
tied at the Svend Petersen home a
couple of days the first of the week
1t felt real comfortable to step into
the Askov Variety Store Wednesday,
they had a good fire in the furnace
all day.
A very good and needful rain fell
in this section of the country Tues
day and Wednesday which has ben
Gifted growing crops wonderfully. r.
Mrs. C. B. Andersen and Thorvald
Nielsen of Withee, Wis, visited from
Monday till Wednesday at the home
of the formers brother, Martin Mil
Ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred johnson and Mr..
and Mrs. H. r. Buck and son, Gene,
left yesterday morning for White
water, Wis.,, for a visit at the v.
Hoiberg home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jacobsen and
four children ofTulsa, OKLA, visited
from Friday till Monday at the home
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Thue Christensen.
Carl Paulsen returned to his home
here yesterday from Eau Claire, Wis,
where he has been laying brick for
the Askov Construction Co.. The
brick work on their job is now fin
ished.
Louis P. Jensen and family and
Mrs. J. Aug. Nielsen and daughter,
Alma, left Wednesday morning for
visit with friends and relatives at
various points in southern Minnesota
and Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manford Nelson left
yesterday on a weeks vacation dur
ing which time they will visit at
various places. Conrad Christensen
is substituting on rural route No. 2
for Mr.. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmus Christensen,
two sons, Hans and Bergen, and Miss
Ida Sivert of Minneapolis, visited here
Saturday and Sunday at the r. P.
Rasmussen home. Mr. christensen
is a brother of Mrs. Rasmussen.
The N. C. Petersen, L. A. Paulsen,
A. J. Larsen, J. j. Jensen, Mrs. A.
Jensen, Jens K. Hyldahl and John
H. Sorensen families picnicked at
Jay Cooke park Sunday together with
friends from Eveleth and Brainerd.
Miss Alfredo Jensen returned home
Tuesday from Tyler where she had
attended the summer course for girls
at Danebod folk high school. She was
greatly taken up with the instructors
and the school and enjoyed the stay
of two months there.
S. M. johnson and son, Axel, from
Birch Greek township, were business
callers in Askov Saturday afternoon.
The senior Johnson's name is Mag
nus johnson, or at any rate it is part
of his name, but he says that he is
not the former Senator Magnus John
son.
Jacob Sorensen and daughter, Miss
Olga, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Byriel,
from Extra, Iowa, and Chris Soren-
sen, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sorensen
and Mrs. Jens Nielsen from Hutchin-
son, Mimi, visited here Friday and
Saturday at the Andrew P. lessen,
J. r. Petersen, and Hans H. Sorensen
homes. Jacob and Chris Sorensen
are brothers of Hans H. Sorensen.
C.M. Curl, veterinarian from Hinck-
ley, was in this community Monday
and Tuesday doing the preliminary
work of testing 40 herds for tubercu-
losis. He will be back shortly to
finish the work. There may be others
who would like to have their cattle
tested at this time and in that event
they can notify A. P. Jensen, the To-
cal bank, or write County Agent W. F.
Hammargren at Hinckley.
Sigurd J. Simonsen who has been
relief agent at Warba and Marble on
the Range the past seven weeks, came
to Sandstone Sunday where he is now
employed as third trick operator on
the Great Northern Railway. Mrs.
Simonsen has been living in Sandstone
while he was on the Range, so now
he is at home again, and also nearer
his land interests In this community
so that he can better look after it.