Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-02-14
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show in Minneapolis Saturday anC
Sunday.
Jess Petersen was in Minneapolis
couple of days last week for medical
attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Miller went to
Minneapolis Friday for few days
business trip.
Miss Celia Johnson of the local
school faculty visited in Minneapolis
Saturday and Sunday.
Jens Nielsen went to Cedar Falls
Iowa. last week to look after his bus
mess interests there.
Howard Paine and family moved in
to the Niels Henriksen residence
lust east of town, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. Kilstofte and
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad christensen
were visitors in Duluth yesterday.
Albert Hansen of Minneapolis, and
Walter Taylor of Ogilvie, visited at
the T. w. Hansen home Saturday.
Tony Sebald went to Minneapolis
Wednesday to attend few days OF
special instructions at the Ford plant
Erwin Krogh left yesterday fol-
Minneapolis to seek employment, or
will possibly go on to Chicago OF
Pontiac.
v. Heininge bought new Chew
rolet coach from the local dealers
last week. trading in his old Max
we'll on the deal.
P. Simonsgaard went to Minneap-
oils Wednesday as delegate from
the local school board to the annual
convention of Minnesota school
boards.
Henry Petersen who has been at
Whitewater, Wis, and surrounding
towns for several weeks, returned
home Sunday on account of the en-
ployment possibilities there being
rather scarce.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Henriksen were in
Minneapolis Thursday to look after
business matters and incidentally also
to attend a performance of the Pas
sion play at the big new auditorium
which they report as being very good
Thorvald Sorensen of the hardware
store force, went to Duluth Tuesday
to attend four days course of in
structions for hardware merchants
at the Marshall-Wells wholesale hard
ware company establishment, which
is an annual event with that insti-
tuition.
The Misses Lydia Thompson, Val
borg Justesen and Myrtle Gammel
gard were passengers to Minneapolis
Saturday From there Miss Thompson
went to her home at Annandale, while
the Misses Justesen and GammelgaarC
attended the Passion play. They re-
turned Sunday.
The program and social given by
the local d. B. S. lodge Saturday eve
ming drew a good attendance and wa:
thoroughly enjoyed The following
took part in the program: Mr.. ant
Mrs. Chris Hansen, Mrs. Svend Peter
sen, Mrs. Jens Thomson and Chri:
Hyldahl The program was an
nounced and explained as it progress
ed by Svend Petersen. Mrs. Jen:
Thomson had contributed some origi
nal songs for the occasion that tool
well with the audience. Following
the program there was dancing fol
a couple of hours and coffee ant
lunch.
Mrs. L. c. Petersen was called tt
Duluth Saturday morning on accoun
of Mr.. Petersen having suddenly be
come worse. She and Miss Elna were
motored to that place by V. S. Peter
sen. Later in the day, the slow ebb
ing away of Mr.. Pedersen's vitalit!
caused a second call to be ISSUED
from the hospital and this time H. c
Hansen, Anker H. Petersen and Car
Eriksen motored there. A blood trans
fusion was made and a pint was takeI
from Elna's veins, which resulted il
a decided improvement in the cOndi
ton of her father. The last reports
Wednesday have it that Mr.. Pederser
is slightly improved, but still in &
serious condition.
Enevold Smidt had the sad exper
fence of losing six pigs last week. A
snow drift along the fence had become
so solid that the animals could walk
on top of it and the drift being high.
er than the fence the animals took
occasion to go out and see the world
They evidently walked down the roaG
to the railroad crossing and at tina,
point turned and went along the
Great Northern tracks. Not being &C
customed to moving out of the way
for train they disregarded the warn.
ing whistle, but with fatal results
or not the railroad company can be
held responsible is undecided yet, sc