Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-07-31
ASKOV

rive. cars VI iutooeoe
years crop have been shipped from
the local depot up to Wednesday eve
ming.
Martin Gravesen who visited mere
a month at the home OF his prothei'
A. Gravesen, returned Tuesday 10 Ms
home at Newell, Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. Svend Petersen IN"
family left for Minneapolis SaIuiu'!
afternoon where they will spend
week vacaticning with DR.. and MIS-
Thorvald Petersen at a cottage vi
Lake Minnetonka near that city.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Carter ana
6auphter of Elk Point, S. d., came
Tuesday evening to visit at the nome
of Mrs. Carriers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Hyldahl. They will VISIT mere
until Friday, when they will leave LOT
other noints. before going home.
Miss Josephine Sorensen came here
Wednesday of last week from Mliiiie-
apolis. for visit at the home OF hei
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl >. Soreh-
sen. and will return to the cities
Monday. She was accompanied mere
nv Miss Bertha Miller, who visited
friends until Sunday.
A. 6. Grant, in charge OF the rural
service of the Minnesota power q
Light Co. Duluth office, came to Askov
Tuesday accompanied by d. w. Stau1-
facher who remained another DAY OF
two in order to make up map OF
rural users of electric current as well
as prospective customers.
The Askov Garden club members
are working industriously in prepar-
ing for their flower show to be helu
on Thursday evening, August IA, al
the d. b. S. hall The competition
for prizes is open to everybody ana
program is being arranged for. NO
admission will be charged.
Rudolph Petersen who had spent
four weeks at Camp Lincoln on Lake
Hubert north of Brainerd as one OF
the athletic instructors to group ol
boys returned home here last Thurs
day where he will visit for 'WeeR
before going to the west coast wnere
he will locate for the winter.
The Pine Coop Oil Co. received
two new 10000 gallon oil tanks Wed
nesday which it will have installed
i'm the near future to better take care
of it's increasing business. The ne"
tanks which, will increase the equip
ment to four will be used to store
distillate and anti-knock gasoline.
Mrs. Hans C. Johansen returned
home Wednesday of last week from
the Fairview hospital in Minneapolis
where she had undergone an opera
ton. She is feeling very much i'm
proved i'm health. She was accom-
panied home by her husband ant
John H. Sorensen in automobile.
Einar B. Dixen who had been her
a few weeks at the home OF his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Chr. Dixen, lei
Yesterday in automobile for Californl
again. He was accompanied on tn
trip by Andreas Christensen OF Chi
cago, a brother of Jacob christensen
south of town They will seek harves
work for a while in North Dakota an
perhaps other places on the way t
the Pacific coast where Mr.. Dixen ma
been selling life insurance OF late.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manford Nelson an
their little son, John Peter, Jolne
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Patrick an
son, Roy, the Frank Patrick famil.
and Miss Mabel Nobel, all of Hincl
lev. on a visit to Baldwin, Wis, SUI
day. The Pine county folks visite
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Gray who wei
Hinckley residents many years ag
and now have 20-acre farm nei
Baldwin. Some relatives from
Paul also visited the Grays the san
day.
The band concert which was
have been given at the local pal
Friday evening, July 25, did not m
terialize, largely due to the incleme
CIV of the weather. 1t started to ra
a little at s o'clock which evident
scared out some of the band DO!
The members that did show up foul
no chairs in the band stand, and t
lights were cut off so the concert W
given I'D for that evening. The bal
bows have decided to give a conce
at the park Friday evening. August
and announce that this time they W
give it rain or shine.
lie flet. anu MI .. II. W. A<o'e ~
their two small boys from the De
mark community near Badger. 5.
arrived here in automobile yesterd
afternoon for a visit with friends, .
ing guests at the home of Mr.. a
Mrs. Carl Eriksen. The Rev. Lu
will speak. in the local park Sund
afternoon at the summer festiv
which is being sponsored by the L
dies Aid. He spent some months
Askov a few years ago. just after
arrival in America from Denmal
and before he took up the study
theology. He was pastor in the Da
ish Lutheran church at Omaha, Net
before taking up his work in t
South Dakota congregation. The r.
Lund will be remembered by the p'
pie of this community as talent
musician. having entertained hS
several times on the violin and Gel