Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-03-21
ASKOV

Louis olsen was business VlSltoT
i'm the Twin Cities Tuesday.
Holger Dixen left Monday for Chi
cago. where he will seek employment.
Emil Fogt bought used Chevro-
let touring car from the Service Ga
rage last week.
Carl Hyldahl and Leo Larsen, were
in Onamia last week to sack rutabagas
for Louis Olsen.
Harry Gebhardt from east of town,
purchased new Ford truck from the
local dealers last week.
Mrs. Ed Olson from Bruno, visited
for several days during the past week
at the Martin Miller home.
Earnest Erickson, from east of
town, bought used Ford roadster
from the local dealers yesterday.
Harry Sorensen, 13, youngest son of
Mr. and Mrs. ]. p. Sorensen, is re-
covering from an attack of pneu-
monia.
Frauds Jensen is confined to his bed
at the Jacob Jensen home northeast
of Askov, suffering from infirmities
of old age.
Nels B., Miller was busy a part of
this week installing a feed mixer for
Andrew Henriksen at his feed ware
house here.
Carl NJ. Ryan and August Werronen
from west of Finlayson in Pine Lake
township, were in Askov Tuesday on
a horse deal.
The Standard Oil construction crew
was in Askov yesterday and erected
a new visible gasoline pump at the
Service Garage.
Chris Henriksen has rented the ].
p. Frederiksen farm, miles east of
town. and will move onto same one
of the very first days.
The Askov Motor Co. sold used
Dodge touring car to Damgaard Thy
gesen Tuesday, taking in his old
Buick on the deal. The latter was in
turn sold to Uffe Strandskov.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Kroon and chill
dren from Bruno, moved onto the
Soren c. Andersen farm, north of town
last week. The American joins with
others in extending hearty well
come to the newcomers.
Carl and Henry Hyldahl and Mr..
and Mrs. Carl PaulSen drove to Min
neapolis Sunday morning in the for
mer's car From there Henry pro-
ceeded to Chicago or Pontiac to seek
employment, while the others return
ed home again Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swanson and
Miss Esther krOgh were weekend
visitors in Duluth. Mr. Swanson went
up for a medical examination. He
left again Monday for Duluth to enter
a hospital and expects to undergo a
goiter operation in the near future.
Axel Hassenfeldt, from near Hamp-
ming with a truck load of household
goods. He returned home again to-
day and expects to come up with his
family via auto in the course of a
week or two, when they will settle
on the former Voetmann farm which
they have rented.
The garden club meeting in the
town hall Wednesday afternoon drew
only a small attendance, however
those who were there were interested
in the project. AS temporary officers
for conducting the meeting Hans Mos
back was selected as chairman and
Mrs. Arnold SOrensen as secretary.
L. Mosb8k was called upon to give
his views on the matter and at some
length explained the value of such a
club and what it might accomplish.
He also stressed the difference be-
tween the homes with or without
proper planting. 1t was brought out
that the club might sponsor various
public improvement projects in ad
dition to encouraging planting around
the home and having a garden. 1t
was further suggested that this pro-
posed garden club should be branch
of the general Community club. After
some routine discussion on the vari
Gus matters it was decided to organize
a garden club and a committee of
three were selected to work out plans
of procedure for the organization.
Those selected on this committee were
Mrs. Chris Frederiksen, Mrs. Hjalmar
Petersen and Hans Mosbaek. This
committee will proceed with the pro-
ject and likely call meeting at a
later date,