Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-08-11
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F. Clarey Nielsen was business
caller at Waldorf Friday.
Anker M. Simonsen traded his Ford
coupe to the Service Garage today for
a 1926 model Ford coupe. '-
VIM. Tomlinson of Hutchinson, WIS.,
tied here Monday and Tuesday at the
home of his son, F. H. Tomlinson. e
Martin Hansen, who is county agent
fin Waseca county, visited. at the L.
Mosbak home Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Browning came up last
week from Minneapolis for a couple
of weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
Harald Thompson has been touring
the county the past week looking for
desirable ferns and other wild plants
for the nursery. p.
Peter Johansen bought a used Ford
truck from the Service Garage yes
terday, trading in his Chevrolet
touring car on the deal.
Christ Mossbjerg, seedman, and
Hans Rosacker, florist, both of Min
neapolis were business callers at the
fernQale nursery friday.
DR.. Anna Stone of Chicago, visited
over the week end at the home of
her sister, Mrs. L. Mosbak, and also
with her sister at the Sandstone hos
pital, Maren Larsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Flynn and two
children of Seattle, Wash, came here
Thursday and visited until Monday
at the homes of Mrs. Flynn's sisters,
Mrs. Fred Olesen and Mrs. VIM Ole
sen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew christensen
and Miss Dagmar and Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad christensen and baby visited
friends in Duluth yesterday. Miss
Dagmar remained there for longer
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holger Hansen and
two children from West Denmark.
Wis, visited at the Martin Sorensen
home Sunday. Ansgar Johansen was
also with them and he visited at the
Hans c. Johansen home.
The Clemmen Christensen family
left yesterday in auto on a two weeks
vacation to st. Edwards, Nebr., to
visit friends. During their absence
the chores on the farm are being
looked after by Rudolph Flint.
Mr. and Mrs. Einar Mosbaek of Chi
cago, were here Saturday and Sunday
for a visit at the home of his par
ents. They were accompanied by
Russell Miller who is remaining here
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Krantz home.
Rev. Valdemar Brus came here
Saturday for visit with his father,
Niels Brus, and other relatives. Rev.
Brus is a graduate of the Moody Bible
Institute at Chicago and is an or
dained minister in the Christian
church. He was pastor in the state
of Pennsylvania for year and four
months up till last spring and since
then has worked several places.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. wye were Pine
county visitors Saturday, spending
some time with friends at Sandstone
They were on their way to the North
Shore to spend a week at camping.
Mr.. WYE is employed as fieldman for
the Journal-Press at st. Cloud. He
likes his work and they like their
home at st. Cloud. Mr.. WYE Will
be remembered by many over the
county as being fieldman for the
American several months last year. q
DR.. E. H. Bertels of Sandstone, who
together with Mrs. Bertels returned
Monday from a two weeks trip to the
Black Hills in South Dakota, and
other places, informs the American
that they saw A. M. DeYoung at Ra-
pid City, S. D. He was passing
through in a new Chrysler car with
a large trailer, bound for Oregon
where he said he was going to stay.
The Bertels report delightful trip.
They covered 1880 miles in South
Dakota, Iowa, and Minnesota.