Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-04-25
ASKOV

The Askov Telephone Company has
just finished distributing their new
1929 directory.
Rudolph e. Petersen came dowr
from Duluth and spent the weekend
at the home of his parents.
Miss Ruth Kilstofte of Wabasha
spent the weekend at the home of hel
parents, coming up in her new Fore
coach.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swanson and the
Misses Hazel Clegg and Esther Krogf
motored to st. Paul and visited ovel
the weekend.
Mrs. Leroy Jorgensen and baby o.
Chicago, who have been visiting witt
her mother, Mrs. Carl Paulsen, at {
Twin City hospital, came up here
Monday for a few days visit with rela
tives.
Miss Geraldine HARDWOOD, the nurse
who was caring for Mrs. H,C. Hansen
left yesterday for her home in Vir
ginia. Mrs. Hansen is somewhat i'm.
proved now and will be cared for by
local help.
A few have misconstrued an item
last week relative to the proposed
road" to be made out of the lot or
the north side of the church. Atten-
tion is called to the fact that it is not
proposed to make a street" out OF
this property, but just as stated: q
road" and it will be made so wide
no nA fn
and still leave room enough in the
center for local traffic.
The three executive members of the
Askov Community club, who were in
structed at the last meeting to appoint
two more to make up a board of five,
announce that And. ]. Larsen and
Hans Mickelsen have been duly APP
pointed and they have accepted said
appointments. The executive board
was also instructed to appoint a road
committee of three Memberships
announce that the following have been
appointed: Chr. Morgensen, H. c. Han
sen Qumberman), and Hjalmar Peter
sen.
The bazaar at the North Star club
hall Saturday evening drew a good at
tendance and was a financial as well
as social success. A short program
by local talent was well rendered and
for the articles offered. A bottle
lamb donated by A. P. Jensen was
auctioned off and brough forth much
merriment. In the rattle, Mrs. Pau
Jensen of Minneapolis, held the lucky
number on the table cloth and ]. AL.
bert Johnson of Askov, won the fern.
cry. The bazaar brought in a total
of about $50.
The Parent-Teachers Assn meeting
at the school Friday evening drew
only a fair attendance, due very
likely to the brief advertising of the
meeting. After the opening routine
had been gone over, Mrs. Svend Peter.
sen sang Come to the Fair" with
Mrs. A. Henriksen accompanying OF
the piano. DR.. H. E. Levin was SEIZED
uled for talk on health, but was not
able to be present, which gave plainly
of time for general discussion. 1t wa.
decided to have a PLAY Day" during
the first part of May at which time
the children will compete in various
kinds of sport, preparatory to enter.
ing the county event at Hinckley
scheduled for the 18th of May. Al
this local play day the parents are
also invited to come in and see the
different events-it will be in the af.
ternoon only; and during the Afternoon
ice cream will be served free to the
children by the following committee
Geo. Lindegaard, A. Gravesen, and D
]. Adolphsen. Possibly other features
will be arranged for the day-if so
they will announced later. 1t was
also decided that this play day is t.
take the place of the customary picnic
on the last day of school. Svend Peter.
sen was elected to fill the unexpireC
term of the late L. c. Petersen as
president of the association. 1t was
further decided to have the final P
T. A. meeting of the season on the
18th of May, at which time the fac
ulty will entertain and an effort will
be made to secure a speaker, thus the
final meeting gives promise of beinf
the best of the season and it will bt
we'll worth while to reserve that date
and arrange to be there.