Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-04-24
ASKOV

A baby girl arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Albert Johnson Tues
day morning.
Several of Askov's University stu
dents visited at their respective
homes here over Easter.
e. o. johnson, east of town, recent
ly bought slightly used model A Tu-
dor sedan from the Askov Motor Co.
Norman Jensen purchased the 81
acre farm, southeast of town, which
he has been renting, from H. simon
sen, yesterday, on a life annuity plan.
Henning Simonsen came here from
Minneapolis Saturday for few days
visit with friends and relatives and
to look after his farm interests here.
Chas. Jackson, northeast of town.
purchased a new Ford model Tudor
sedan from the local dealers yester-
day; it is being brought up from Min
neapolis today.
The Askov Hardware & Motor Co..
has just sold a DeLaval mixer to
L. c. Hassenfeldt and it is expected
that it will be installed the latter
part of this week.
The Parent-Teachers meeting will
be held in the assembly room Of the
school house tomorrow (Friday) night
with an entertainment by the school
children featuring the program Bring
lunch as usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. S. Petersen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lindegaard were
callers in st. Cloud Friday, going
there principally for a social visit
with ]. E. Barr who has been confined
to hospital for nearly three weeks,
having been seriously ill but is now
improving slowly.
Henry Johansen who has been
working with a construction company
at McGregor, Iowa, since last fall
came here the first of the week for a
few days visit at his parental home
before going with his company to a
new project at Iowa City, Iowa. He
was accompanied on his visit here by
his niece, Miss Dora Larsen of Wa
SEGA
In a letter to the American dated
April IA at Cordova. Alaska, S. j.
Simonsen requested that his paper be
changed from there to his old address
at Chitina, Alaska. He also sent his
greetings to all Askov and Pine coun-
ty friends and stated that things were
beginning to boom in the north coun-
try where he is located after a rather
dull season.
]. ]. Jensen, north of town, figured
in an automobile accident at the
south end of Main street Tuesday
when he collided with car driven
by a salesman. Only slight damage
was done to the cars and both driv-
ers cared for their own expenses oil
repairs. Mr. Jensen's son, however
was thrown against the windshield
and suffered severe cuts from broker
glass.
VIM. Weinberger, farmer il
Chengwatana township, was caller
in. Askov last Friday He had visited
his son, Superintendent Maurice J
Weinberger, and family, at Willow
River the day before. Mr.. Weinbergel
who lives on a large 220 acre farm
says he is not as young as he .uset
to be and is looking for a smalle
place This was his first visit t
Askov and he was much pleased will
the surroundings.
Prof Longley, landscape architec
of the University of Minnesota, witt
County Agent w. F. Hammargrer
will be in Askov this afternoon an
evening at which time Prof. Longle
will talk on various landscaping pre-
jects. In the afternoon he will tai
to the school children in the assembl
room at the school house and in tn
evening at s o'clock in the same plac
he will talk and show slides to tn
public Everyone is cordially invite
to hear Prof. Longley. While her
Prof. Longley together with Mr. Ham
margren, will assist joint commit
tee from the Askov Garden club an
the Parent-Teachers association
laying out a landscape plan for tn
local school grounds. 1t is announce
that he will give special attention
members of the Home Beautificatio