Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Henriksen were
business callers in the Twin Cities
yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kallberg of
Albert Lea, visited at the Harald
Thompson home from Friday till
Monday.
Jacob Jensen and family, Svend
| Christensen and his sister, Miss En-
ma, enjoyed sight seeing trip to Du-
luth Sunday.
Johan Sorensen and Conrad Christ
ensen were in St. Paul yesterday to
see: the st. Paul-Milwaukee .associa-
alton ball game.
Mrs. M. F. Blichfeldt who has been
visiting the past week at the N. S.
Petersen home, left Saturday to join
her husband at Des Moines, Iowa.
H. c. Hansen took Mrs. Carl Lar
sen to Duluth Saturday. The latter
remained there to take treatments at
st. Mary's hospital for goiter and
heart trouble.
:. Sigurd j. Simonsen who is substi-
tuting for the depot agent at Warba,
and Mrs. Simonsen who lives at Sand
stone, visited at the Anker M. Simon
sen home here Sunday.
Mrs. j. P. Jacobsen, Miss Lena and
Sophus and Rasmus Raven of North
field visited from Friday till Monday
at the home of the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Thue Christensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Erickson, daugh-
ter, Irma, and two sons, Earl and
Duane, and Mrs. Irving Ecklund came
here Sunday from Chicago via auto
mobile for few days visit at the 1. A.
Ecklund home.
Arthur Christensen of Milaca, Mrs.
Soren Larsen, Miss Dora Jensen, and
Miss Skov of Racine, Wis, visited
friends here Tuesday. Mr.. Christen-
sen also came over to look after some
land he has north of town.
c. N. Show came here last week
and is spending about two weeks at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. A. P.
Jensen Incidentally he is also pick
ing blueberries On his way home
Mr.. Skow will visit other children in
Cass county. =.
Miss Lucia R. Brown of st. Paul,
former Askov high school instruct
or, writes to friends here that sister
died recently. She was young
single woman in the twenties and
otherwise in robust health. Friends
extend sympathy to Miss Brown.
E. w. Smith of ST.. Paul, who is
travelling for the farm publication,
The Farmer of st. Paul, was in AskoV
yesterday in the interest of the cam
paign the publication is waging
against the boarder cow. 1t is cal
led the Cow Profit Contest" Mr..
Smith was a former Ottertail county
farmer, living near Parkers Prairie
for 43 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmus christensen
Of Franksville, Wis, near Racine,
came here Saturday for few days
visit at the home of his brother, Fred
christensen, north of town, expecting
to leave again today. The two broth
ers had not met in 35 years-not
since they parted in their native
country in their young days, so it was
happy reunion. Fred christensen
knew nothing about his brothers
coming here. 1t was a real surprise.
They had also visited two other broth
ers before coming to Askov-at Bar
mum and Brownsville, MINI. Tues
day the Fred christensen and Rasmus
Christensen families enjoyed an out
ing to Duluth in two cars.
A complete program of the Home
Talent Week will be found elsewhere
in this issue of the American. The
ticket sale will commence Monday
at the Askov Bakery. Last year there
was little confusion, some folks
thinking that tickets were good for
either of the double performances.
Such is not the case. If you buy first
night tickets they are good only for
the first performance and second
night tickets for second nights. For
the lecture by Roy L. Smith, d. D.,
there are no reserved seats and all
| tickets are good for that night ~At
| his lecture in the park in the after
noon there is no admission charge,
no tickets required, and everybody
from far and near, including all sur
| rounding towns, are invited to come
and hear him.