Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-08-23
ASKOV

"Ss Euilh GraVeSen visited i
Minneapolis Wednesday.
Ole and Arthur Olesen were bust
ness callers in Duluth Friday.
Miss Regime Petersen went to Pc
kegama yesterday and will be employ
ed there.
Charles Andersen and Jerry Cornisl
OF Chicago, called at the Louis Olse1
home Sunday.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Harald Sorensen, north of town
Tuesday evening.
Will Nielsen and son, Christian, Of
Eagle Bend, visited Monday and Tues
day at the j. Aug. Nielsen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy lessen and two
children of Golden Valley, visited at
the A. P. Jensen home a couple OF
days last week.
X. S. Sorensen started up his
threshing crew yesterday and is now
working the farms along the road one
mile west of town.
Miss Ruth Poechmann came here
Tuesday from Rush City, for a visit
with old friends, being a guest at the
Louis Olsen home.
Thue Christensen who suffered a
mild stroke of apopleXy recently, has
now recovered sufficiently to be up
and about the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard S. Akers who
nave been visiting at the j. j. Martin
nome returned last week to their
home in Aberdeen, S. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Akers and the
Misses Hazel, Dorothy and Edna Mar
tin were recent visitors in Mime
apolls with relatives and friends.
Christ Nelson of Minneapolis, his
brother, Louis Nelson, and wife and
TWO sons, Harold and Oswald, of
Northfield, were Askov visitors yes
terday.
Rev. and Mrs. Holger Koch and chill
dren of West Denmark, Wis. and Mr..
and Mrs. Hans Koch of KimbaIlton.
Iowa, visited Friday at the ]. R.
PETERSEN and A. P. Jensen homes.
Miss Ragna Sorensen who has been
confined to the home of her parents. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Johannes Sorensen. east
OF town, several weeks with illness.
is slightly improved at this writing.
WIN, Zwiers and son, Wilbert, from
west of Friesland, were Askov callers
Tuesday. Mr. Zwiers has been asses
sor of Dell Grove township the past
ten years and more than twenty years
ago was employed in Sandstone VIII
lage when he knew Partridge town.
ship as a wilderness,
under the supervision of the Girl (
Scout leader, Miss Ellen Sorensen.
eight Askov Girl Scouts journeyed to
Low Landing Tuesday morning and s
will camp there until Sunday. Those !
In the party are: Edith and Esther
Ida Madsen, Sarah Ser {
r1tslev, Elizabeth Nielsen, Christine S
Jorgensen, Gladys Olsen, and Ruth S
SorenSen.
Jos. Suk, general merchant of Dem :
ham, and Chas Uhlir of Bremen town.
snip, were in Askov Tuesday to ar
range for some advertising through
me American for a picnic to be held
1t Bohemian hall, south of Denham,
On Labor day by the Sokol Union. .
lhey were accompanied here by Emil .
;1sar who drove their car. The pic
tic on Sept. 3rd will commemorate the
enth anniversary of Czeehoslovakiaa
MI ala Mrs. Fred Schmidt of Will
IA township, and their guests, Mr..
nd Mrs. Dexter Prosser and Geo,
Ne Groat of Spring Valley, were Askov
isitors Wednesday and called to view
he American plant. Mrs. Prosser
nd Mr.. De Groat are sister and 4
rother of Mrs. Schmidt. They came
Pine county Monday for a few DAYS
isit and were also accompanied nv
[rs. P. Wilson of Preston, in the samet
who is a cousin of
RS. Schmidt.
]. P. Frederiksen, Louis Olsen, Adolf
ensen, Carl M. Madsen, and Svend
etersen were in Sandstone Monday
-ening to attend a general commit
e meeting of the Sandstone-Askov
ir. They report that all arrange
ents for the fair are practically
'mplete and with favorable weather
ere should be a record attendance
hey also urge folks in this commun-
to bring their exhibits to the Askov [
wn hall during the forenoon of the
ST DAY OF tha fair, Aug. 80, and sar,e !
ay be officially entered there. AL
er Ecklund and Adolf Jersen will =
,ceive the Askov exhibits and take =
lem to Sandstone later in the day.
ach exhibitor must, however, bring
is own exhibit along back home, if
anted again.