Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-05-05
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Miss Two Nedegaard who is en-
ployed in Minneapolis, visited at her
home here over the week end.
County Superintendent of Schools
J. P. Miller and family of Pine City,
visited friends and relatives here over
Sunday.
Mrs. H. A. Kolstad visited in st.
Cloud over the week end and Mr..
Kolstad accompanied her back here
in auto Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jorgen Paulsen have
moved out onto the farm with their
son, Alexander, where they will stay
until they go West.
Miss Margaret Schroeder went to
Minneapolis Tuesday for a few days
ployed in the Askov Variety Store.
Mrs. P. N. Fenger and Miss Bodil
returned Tuesday from their visit at
points in Iowa. Miss Bodil is sub
shutting for Miss Everson at the local
school.
P. P. Kilstofte and Chr. Nielsen OF
the Askov Construction Co. crew, left
Tuesday morning for Medford, Wis,
to start construction of a school build
ing there.
Mrs. Martin Slot who now lives at
Sandstone, came up for visit here
Friday and to, see the home talent
play. Mr.. Slot is working near the
Twin Ports.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin johnson and
Mrs. J. Albert johnson and son, Rob-
~ert, were in Duluth last Thursday,
the former and latter for medical ex-
aminations.
Chris Jensen came up here from
Racine, Wis.,, Monday and is busy fix
ing up the buildings, etc., on his place
which is occupied by the A. G. DAN
sielson family.
Miss Ellen Paulsen who has been
employed in the R. Petersen & Son
general store since last fall, resigned
there the first of this week and will
leave tonight for West Denmark, Wis.
where she will teach summer school
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Johansen and
two of their sons came here Monday
evening from Newell, Iowa, for visit
with the formers brother, N. P. 10
hansen, who is confined at the v
Heininge home. While here they
are guests also at the A. Graveser
home.
- A card from Carl and Henry Hyl.
dahl, enroute to California, states that
they are getting along fine. Leaving
here Thursday morning under ideal
weather conditions didn't last long
for they ran into rain and drove in
rain the whole day, but did not ex.
perience any trouble in getting
through. They arrived at Elk Point
S. D., Saturday and intended to visit
relatives there over Sunday before
proceeding.
John-H. Sorensen and family came
over from Brainerd and visited
friends and relatives over Sunday
While here Mr.. Sorensen discussed
the possibility of coming back to
Askov and starting up garage bust
ness in the building to be vacated
by the Askov Garage. 1t is quite
possible that he will come but ne
definite arrangements were made.
Martin Sorensen and family came
here Friday from Minneapolis and are
now settled in the .Jorgen Paulser
residence which they have rented
their furniture and household goods
came the same day via truck. Mr.
Sorensen took charge Monday as man
ager of the Askov Telephone Co., anC
their two daughters, the Misses Ellen
and Alva, are in charge as operators
at the switch board. The Sorensens
were among the pioneer settlers Of
this community, conducting the lum'
Der yard and old saw mill for many
years. The past eight years they
have been residents of Minneapolis
and their many old friends here are
glad to welcome them back to the
community.