Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-05-09

Miss Evelyn Hansen visited in Min
neapolis from Friday till Monday.
Owe Krag left Tuesday for Mime
apolis to enter the Veterans hospi-
tai for examination and possible later
operation.
A. Gravesen was added to the list
of Ford owners yesterday afternoon
when he purchased a new sedan from
the local dealers.
Mr.. and Mrs. And. J. Larsen and
Miss Helen and Mrs. A. p. lessen mo-
tored to Duluth Thursday for visit
with Mrs. j. X. Larsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harald Nielsen and
child and Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Peter
sen and child of Minneapolis. visited
with relatives here over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Berglund and
little daughter and Miss Lille Ras-
mussen of Minneapolis visited over
Sunday at the R. P. Rasmussen home.
Miss Edith Gravesen came here
from Duluth Thursday evening to See
the high school play The Patsy"
returning to her work again Friday
morning.
The young married folks had a
dance at the Assembly hall Tuesday
evening which drew a good sized
crowd and resulted in the usual So
ciable time.
The community singing which ordi-
ny.i1x fob ,~1n in hn
every other Wednesday was conducted
last evening at the home of the Rev.
and Mrs. Frede Stottrup.
The Misses Edith and Esther KrOgh
came up from Minneapolis Sunday for
a visit at the home of their folks,
is very low at the time of this writ
ing wednesday,.
As usual, the Young Peoples Soci-
ETY. is sponsoring party for the re-
cent confirmation class. This year
it will be held in the basement of
the church, Sunday evening, May II.
For particulars see the announce
ment column.
Auctioneer Ed Burk of Hinckley and
also implement dealer at that place,
was in town Saturday afternoon at
which time he auctioned off the
household effects of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Paine, who will move to
North Dakota,
L. S. Medstad of Minneapolis. has
been here the past week to have
small house erected on his sisters
forty acres of land, just north of the
P. d. Petersen farm, northeast of
Askov Mr.. Medstad returned to Min
neapolis yesterday but expects to
come up again in a few days and re-
main on the land this summer. Ole
sen Bros. built the house for him.
If you are not already a member
of the Askov Community club, now
is the time to join. Any one of the
executive board will issue you a mem
cents per calendar year, but if everv-
body will join, the total membership
fees will be sufficient to actually do
some good. There are more than
24O members now. Are you one of,
them?
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Paine left
Saturday for Minneapolis for short
visit there, after which they expect to
motor to Milwaukee for a few days
visit with relatives before going to
southwestern North Dakota to live.
Upon leaving the midst of the people
of this community after residing here
for the past two or three years while
Mr.. Paine has been in the forest SER
vice, the Paines carry with them the
best wishes of their many friends
here who wish them luck in their
new home where Mr.. Paine will be
foreman of large cattle ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Svend Petersen and
Mrs. "A. Gravesen were visitors in
Duluth Friday, among other things,
to visit Mrs. j. K. Larsen at st.
Mary's hospital. Mrs. Larsen sends
her sincere thanks and greetings to
Askov friends for their many visits,
flowers letters, etc, all of which is
highly appreciated by her. The burn
on her hand is getting along nicely
now and present indications are that
none of her fingers will be amputated.
1t is very doubtful, however, that nor
NAL use of the hand will be regainet
Mrs. Larsen was cheerful and well
satisfied with the progress made.