Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-11-07
ASKOV

1uth yesterday for few days visit.
Miss Corolyn Ovestrud spent the
weekend with her folks in Mime
apolis.
Val. Schott and son, Oscar, from
west of Hinckley, were business call
ers in Askov yesterday.
John H. Sorensen and family Wis
tied with friends in Brainerd Satur-
day evening and Sunday.
Mrs. Johannes Sorensen and son,
Ludwig, are enjoying visit at Ring
sted, Iowa, and other points.
Joseph johnson, from toward Bruno,
purchased used Chevrolet coach
from the Askov Motor Co. yesterday.
John L. Madsen has transformed
the interior appearance of the barber
shop this week with his paint and
brush.
Carl Miller had a large sign erected
on his store yesterday showing that he
is member of the 1. G. A. chain of
stores.
j. c. Jensen says that he was al
most snow bound while in Tyler last
week-Pine county is not so bad after
all, as we are still enjoying fine
weather here.
The local school board is having
leveled off and made suitable for play
grounds. Mr.. Nielsen has donated it's
use for that purpose.
Mrs. A. Jensen and Mrs. Oline So
rensen and children, who have been
living in the Chris Jensen residence
in the north part of the village, moved
out to the farm Saturday.
Falk Andersen, who has been Wis
fling at the H. C. Jorgensen home for
several weeks, left Tuesday for Tyler,
where he will likely take a course this
winter at Danebod college.
Chris Bornhoft who had served on
the jury at Pine City during district
court which was terminated Tuesday,
visited here that afternoon and even
ing at the ]. C. Jensen home, enroute
to his home at Kerrick.
At the d. S. S. meeting yesterday it
was decided by that society to again
sponsor a masquerade here during the
Christmas week. A committee to be
in charge was selected and they will
make further announcements in due
time.
Miss Sefrida Christensen who was
home to attend the silver wedding an
niversary of her parents, returned to
her work at Chicago last night. She
was accompanied by her sister, Miss
Amanda, who will also go to work in
Chicago.
Senator H. C. Hanson of Barnum,
and p. E. Derby, the agricultural in
structOr of their village school, were
in Askov Monday and engaged Louis
Olsen to speak at a meeting in their
village Tuesday evening on the grow
ing and marketing of rutabagas.
Miss Rigmor Juhl, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Johannes Juhl, who has
been employed in Detroit, Mich, since
early this summer, was united in
marriage at that city on Oct. 26 to
Emil Hammer The newlyweds will
go right to housekeeping and make
their home in Detroit. The Amer
lean joins with other Askov friends
in extending congratulations and best
wishes.
Fritz Holm has nearly completed
the erection of an 1Sx55 it. machine
shed and garage. This structure is
located at the east end of Hansen's
lumber shed and also attached to
that so as to eliminate the erection of
one wall. Mr.. Holm and his crew
have done the work themselves and it
is no 'slouchy" job either-if you
want to see two fancy and substantial
garage doors, then take look at those
made by the boss himself.
Miss Myrtle Gammelgaard who
taught in the Askov public schools the
past two terms but is now attending
business college in Minneapolis,
came up here Friday for visit at the
Justesen and H. C.. Hansen homes.
mir. and Mrs. Hansen took her back
to Minneapolis in their car Sunday
afternoon, accompanied by Miss Val
borg Justesen. Mrs. ]. Justesen went
as far as Pine City with them and
visited there in the meantime.
1t has just come to the attention of
the American that Svend Christensen
who has been at Toledo, Ohio, the
past year or more, was married there
on Oct. 10th, to Miss Irene Lloyd, a
Toledo girl. The groom is a young
man of % or %, and is the eldest
son of Fred Christensen, north of
town. He has a good position in a
restaurant in Toledo where they will
make their home. A younger brother
Albert, is also presently employed in
Toledo, he having work in an auto
mobile factory. Askov friends join
in extending congratulations and best
wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Christensen.