Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-09-27
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Miss Regime Petersen left Friday
for Minneapolis to seek employment
Miss Alfredo Jensen left Friday for
Minneapolis where she will be en-
pIoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nylen of Stanchfield
visited at the A. G. Danielson home
Sunday.
Miss Gudrun Andersen spent Mon.
day and Tuesday visiting in Mime
apOlis.
Axel Bruce has purchased the new
Ford truck, which the local dealers
received last week.
Henry johnson and family and FL
mar johnson visited in Starbuck from
Friday till Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anders Miller and son
of Luck, Wis. visited relatives here
Monday and Tuesday.
Emil Anderson who is with the
Askov Construction Co. at Boyd, Wis,
visited with his family here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Marc and family
left Wednesday for Minneapolis where
they will reside indefinitely. The
Maros recently sold some of their
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Hansen OF
Withee, Wis, visited here from Sun
day till Wednesday with friends, be-
ing guests at the Hjalmar Petersen
home.
Little Oda christensen was the re-
cipient of birthday party last Fri
day evening, at which time several
of her little friends gathered to help
her celebrate the occasion.
The county commissioners stopped
in Askov Tuesday while on road in
specting tour of the county. While
in town, they made a tour of inspec-
ton through the American plant.
Joseph A. Zoller visited with his
folks in Saltwater over Sunday. Re-
turning to Askov he was accompanied
by his niece, Miss Barbara Ann Klein,
who will visit here for a week.
' J. F. Hawley, Ben Hurley, Jas.
Robertson, and w. c. Damsgaard of
Sandstone, and County Attorney M. B.
"
yesterday afternoon to hear J. F..
Reed speak.
Miss Edith Gravesen left Tuesday
for Des Moines, Iowa, where she will
visit for short time and also at
tend the wedding of Miss Mamma Rod
holm to Enok Mortensen Sunday,
Sept. 30th.
Chris Morgensen has purchased a
DeLaval milking machine from the
Askov Hardware Co., same having
just been installed by Jacob Hansen
and was put into operation for the
first time last night.
About thirty Askovites journeyed
over to Luck, Wis, over the weekend
and Sunday to attend the annual con-
vention of the, fifth district of the
Danish Lutheran Church which was
in session there from Friday evening
until Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Andersen and
family of Chicago, arrived here re-
Gently to make their future home. Mr..
Andersen is a brother of Mrs. Niels
TIL. Nielsen. The Andersens will re-
side on the Carl Jorgensen farm dur
ing the winter but will look around
for another location in the spring.
Miss Valborg Justesen returned
home Saturday from the Raiter hospi-
tai at Cloquet and is recuperating
nicely from the automobile accident
in which she was injured at Cromwell
on Sept. 9th. 1t will, however, likely
be some weeks yet before she will
be able to take up her work as local
school teacher.
Leonard Chicos put the tip of his
left index finger too close to couple
\ of gear wheels on the corn binder
Friday, resulting in that the member
was completely crushed to the first
joint After warning the doctor not
to cut off more than necessary and
having the wound dressed Mr.. Chicos
went right on with his work.
Mrs. Chris Hyldahl left Saturday
for Kansas City, Mo-, to attend the
national convention of the Danish
Sisterhood lodges as a delegate from
the Askov lodge. The national con-
vention is held every sixth year and
lasts week, this year the dates are
September oath and Goth, inclusive.
Miss Harriet Sorensen daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Sorensen, was
taken suddenly ill Saturday with
what appeared to be an attack of ap-
pendicitis. She was taken to Duluth
Sunday by her parents and closer
examination at the hospital revealed
her ailment to be kidney trouble. She
is now confined at the st. Mary's
hospital and Mrs. Sorensen is re-
manning with her. At last reports
she was improving slowly.