Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-09-22
ASKOV

v. S. Petersen and family and Miss
Clara Petersen spent Sunday in Du-
iuth.
Mrs. Louis Olsen and Mrs. L. Mos
back returned Saturday from their
ten days visit in Chicago.
The Misses Christine Dixen and
Helga Jensen left Friday for Chicago
where they will be employed.
Elmer Sorensen drove to Mime
apolis Sunday and registered at the
university for the fall term, Monday.
E. E. Simmons and Elmer Ander-
sen of st. Paul, came here and spent
the week end hunting with Manford
Nelson.
VIM. H. Barnick delivered new
multi-motor Maytag washer to the
Leonard Chicos family, northeast of
Askov, Tuesday.
Mr. land Mrs. Geo. Lindegaard and
Miss Ragnhild Strandskov, their
guest, visited friends at West Den
mark, Wis, Sunday.
Supt. Justesen, Miss Gammelgaard,
and Miss Justesen of the local school
faculty, were Pine City visitors at
the County Fair, Saturday.
Friends and neighbors gathered at
the ]. P. Madsen home Sunday after
noon and evening to help Mrs. Mad
sen celebrate her birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller and
daughter, Ellen, and Mr. and Mrs.
Niels B. Miller visited relatives at
West Denmark, Wis, Sunday.
Niels Henriksen drove over to West
\ Denmark. Wis, Sunday and visited
over until Monday at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Axel Birkholm.
Mrs. o. r. Keller and her sister,
Miss Clara Madsen, Carl M. Madsen,
and Ludwig Madsen drove to Pine
City Friday to attend the County
Fair.
Miss Yngve of the local school
faculty, spent Saturday and Sunday
at her home in Cambridge, and Miss
Petersen visited at her home in Du-
luth.
C. Eriksen will be the first man
to drive a new Ford car in Askov
when they come, he having already
placed his order for one with the
local agency.
Attorney Albert Johnson of Sand
stone, was business caller in Askov
yesterday. Mr.. johnson is nursing
a broken finger which is the result
of a fast baseball.
S. H. Krogh who came to America
three months ago from Denmark, ar
rived in Askov last week from Des
Moines, Iowa, and is employed at
the Ferndale Nursery.
Sigurd Lunde, Two Nedegaard, and
Emery Nedegaard drove to Minneapo-
lis Sunday morning in the latter's
car and spent couple of days there,
Miss Two going down to consult a
doctor.
Friday and Saturday saw many
Askov folks visiting the County Fair
Since moving a little farther north
the grounds there are much better
affording more parking space. The
race track is still a little soft.
Mrs. Ole Sorensen of West Den
mark, Wis, is visiting relatives and
friends here this week, guest at the
Hans Bagge and A. C.. Ravnholt
homes. She helped celebrate the
18th birthday of her mother-in-law
Mrs. Anna Marie Sorensen, at the
Bagge home Monday.
]. P. Frederiksen, Mr.. and Mrs
Harald Thompson, and Svend Peter
sen left Friday in auto for Omaha
Nebr., to attend the national con.
vention of the Danish Brotherhood
which is being held there this week
commencing Sept. 10. Mr.. FTederik.
sen is delegate from the Askoy
lodge and Mr.. Thompson is a dele.
gate from the Albert Lea lodge.
A. w. Nyline, veterinarian, who has
just located at Hinckley, has a pro-
fessional card in the American Civ.
ing his address and outlining his
work. DIR. Nyline is a graduate oil
the Iowa State College and has prac
tised at Clinton, ILL.,, for three years
He will remain permanently al
Hinckley and will take care of all
veterinary work at any time or place
and will also do any accredited hero
testing
Albert Johnson and Arthur Ole
sen were in Duluth Tuesday and pur.
chased a new moving picture ma
chine, trading in the old one on the
deal. The new machine is Zenith
and the latest model and will be
big improvement over the one they
have been using at the local movie
shows. 1t will be used for the frs
time tomorrow (Friday) evening il
the showing of "Helen's Babies" il
which Baby Peggy is starred.