Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-10-27
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Cambridge where he will be laying
brick for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Henriksen and Mrs
Wayne e. Jacobsen were callers in the
Twin Cities yesterday.
Rudolph Petersen came down from
Duluth for a visit over Saturday an6
Sunday at the home of his folks.
Byron Olsen, university student a
Minneapolis, was home Saturday ane
Sunday for a visit with his folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Sorensen anG
daughters visited friends and rela
tives in West Denmark, Wis, Sunday
Miss Julia Rasmussen who has beer
visiting at her home here for severa
weeks, returned to California Tues
day.
The Young Peoples Society have
had part of the ceiling in the as
sembly hall replastered, which wa.
badly needed.
A local weather prophet has pre-
dicted that this fine weather will las
until the middle of November; here:
hoping ne TlSlC-
Many friends and neighbors filled
the Chr. Hyldahl home Tuesday eve
ming to overlooking, the occasion be
ing Mr.. Hyldahl's birthday.
A 24x2S foundation has just beer
completed for Sigurd Stevring OF
which he will erect farm home a:
soon as the carpenters can get to it
:. Rudolph Schroeder of Forest Lake
visited here Thursday and Friday a
the home of his sisters, Mrs. Holgel
e. Petersen and Margaret Schroeder
A number of friends and neighbor!
spent a social evening at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Lars Christensen las
Thursday, the occasion being Mrs
Christensen's birthday.
A good sized crowd attended the
Young Peoples Society private dance
at the assembly hall Friday evening
music for the occasion was furnished
by Thorne's orchestra from Sandstone
Supt. Viggo Justesen was in Mime
apolis Saturday to see the Minnesota
Iowa football game and visit friends
Minnesota won by score of 3S to
before a crowd that filled the big
University stadium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Nielsen tool
their son, Edwin, to Minenapoli:
Tuesday for medical examination. He
remained there and will be taking
treatments at the Fairview hospita
for couple of weeks or more.
Rasmus Paulsen, southeast of town
is having a 16x26 fit. addition bull
onto his present barn which is alst
16x26-a new roof will be built ovel
the entire structure; Olesen Bros
are doing the carpenter work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Lykke of Hop
kins, visited old friends here Satur
day and Sunday, coming up particu
1arly to help Mr.. and Mrs. Berte
Fisher celebrate their silver wedding
anniversary, they having attended thu
wedding twenty-five years ago.
The Askov Boy Scouts are doin.
considerable work to make the roat
to their camp at Low Landing pass
able. They are going to try and grade
up the road Sunday, Nov. 9Th. Civ
the boys a boost by going out ant
lending them a hand on that day.
Axel Andersen, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Emil Andersen, was accidental
struck in the head by a fork Will
picking potatoes Saturday. 1t in
flicted two deep infected wounds an
caused hemorrhage of the left eye
He was Immediately put to bed an
given medical attention.
Louis Larsen, east of town, has ha
his 20X20 farm home raised up on
foundation and an addition of 12x2
#. will be built on by Olesen Bros. il
such a manner that the present build
ing will become the small part of tn
new structure; there is full basemen
under the whole building.
Mrs. Lorenz Hansen and two chill
dren of Candy, came here Thursda
for a few days visit at the HON
of her cousin, Mrs. A. P. Jensen. MI
Hansen came up in auto Sunday an
Joined them in the visit, all leavin
again Tuesday. The Hansens ar
farming near Candy and he is ais
engaged at threshing each fall.
DR.. F. T. Burling of the State Boar
of Health, was called here Tuesda
in consultation with the local ply
stefan, DR.. H. E. Levin, on a case G
contagious disease. 1t was at tn
.Jens Arnbal home and their littl
2-year-old boy has a mild case c
poliomyelitis which is related to in
fantile paralysis. DR.. Burling re
turned to Minneapolis in the evening