Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-05-23
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children visited in West Denmark
Wis, over Sunday.
Miss Katie Clausen and a FRIEND
from Minneapolis, visited at the Hans
Clausen home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Danielson an6
were Sunday visitors at Mile Laos
lake.
Mrs A. Jensen who has been dan
gerously ill the past several days
with pneumonia, is considerably inn
proved now.
Another league baseball game will
be played Sunday on the Askov dia-
local team. The game will start at
2:30 p. m.
A. Henriksen purchased a new
Chevrolet coach from the Service
Garage last week, trading in his coupe
on the deal. Martin Miller in turn
bought the coupe.
Thorvald Hansen, who has been en-
ployed at the Ferndale Nursery, pur-
chased a new Ford last week, and in
company with his friend, Hans A.
Hansen, left Monday for California.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Jensen went to
Princeton today, the former as dele
gate from the Askov creamery to the
annual meeting of this district of the
Land O'Lakes Creamery association.
The regular birthday party held
each month at the North Star Club
hall was we'll attended Saturday
evening, May IS. A short program
was we'll rendered by local talent and
refreshments and dancing enjoyed
afterwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gravesen, Miss
Helen and Ralph and the formers
brother, Martin Gravesen, who had
visited here several weeks, motored
to Newell, Iowa, Thursday. With the
exception of the latter they returned
home again Monday.
The group of young folks who re-
Gently presented the play, Poor Faith
err" were honorary guests at party
given in the North Star Club hall
Saturday evening, May II. Home
made ice cream and refreshments
were served to about 65 people
who enjoyed the evening thoroughly
Mrs. Jens B. Jensen went to Min
neapolis Thursday, and from there
in company with her daughter. AL
freida, went to Centuria, Wis, for a
few days visit at the F. Clarey Mel
sen home. They returned to Askov
Monday and Miss Alfredo will visit
here a few days before returning to
her work in Minneapolis
AS has already been announced, the
Askov American Legion post has Of
fered prize for the member of the
Askov baseball team attaining the
highest batting average and to the
one attaining the highest fielding av-
erage for the league season. Each
week as soon as the averages are
inquired by the score keeper the bull
ietin will be kept at the American
office.
The customary D. B. S. social on
the fourth Saturday of the month
will be featured Saturday evening
with an address by NJ. c. Laurdsen
of ST. Paul. Mr.. Lauridsen has trav-
eled extensively in Alaska and else
where and he will likely use Alaska
as mis- topic Saturday evening. In as
much as this will be of general COM
munity interest the local society is
extending an invitation to everyone
to attend that evening. There will be
no admission charged-possibly d col
lection will be taken up to help de-
fray expenses. There will be refresh
ments and dancing after the lecture
see the announcement column.
At the D. B. S. meeting Saturday
evening Ludwig Madsen was elected
as delegate from this lodge to attend
the annual state convention Of all D.
B. S. lodges in Minnesota, which will
be held at Jackson on June 90 and
80. Several other members are plan
ming to attend. The business part of
the convention is taken care of Oil
Saturday. In the evening of the first
a troupe from Tyler, presentation of
a Danish play by a dramatic club
from Newell, Iowa refreshments and
dancing. On Sunday the entire day
will be devoted to entertainment such
as auto sight seeing trip, picnic din
ner, singing, speaking, music, ETC.
Everybody is invited to attend the
Saturday evening and Sunday pro-
grams.