Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-05-08
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Jens j. Krogh purchased a used
Pontiac coach from the Service Ga
rage, Saturday.
Marinus Andersen, former butter
maker here, left yesterday for visit
to his native country, Denmark.
Chr. L. Nielsen returned from Du-
luth Saturday after a four-day search
for work there had resulted in COM
plete failure.
Lauritz j. Petersen. Carl Aage
Strandvold and Hjalmar Petersen
spent Saturday and Sunday at Duluth
and other points.
L. Dinesen of Minneapolis, pur-
chased a new Chevrolet coupe from
the Service Garage, while here the
first of the week.
Peter and Viggo Petersen came up
from Minneapolis Saturday and visit
ed over Sunday at the home of their
folks, Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Petersen.
While there has been tornadoes and
snow storms in western and southern
states, Pine county has been enjoying
fine spring weather with plenty OF
rain.
Alexander Paulsen of Centuria, Wis.
was here Sunday for visit with his
mother. Christian Paulsen and son,
Holger, of Luck, Wis, accompanied
him here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harald Nielsen and
little daughter of Minneapolis, visited
here Saturday and Sunday at the
home of his folks, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Aug. Nielsen.
Carl Johansen, who is staying at
the Jorgen Christensen home, and
working on the N. c. Bendiks land,
purchased a new Ford coupe from
the local dealers last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens M. Larsen are
having a new farm home built a
little north of their present home on
the farm northeast of town. Olesen
Bros. are doing the construction work.
Arnold Chellman who has been
working in the creamery here the
past few weeks, left last week for
Grantsburg, Wis. Sigvard Sorensen
has since been engaged as helper in
the creamery.
Christian Mollgaard came here
from Chicago Friday, and has gone
into partnership with his brother,
Niels Mollgaard, on the latter's 30
acre farm, mile east and 1 mile
south of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Leo Nielsen were up
from Minneapolis and visited over
Sunday at the home of his mother,
Mrs. C. p. Nielsen, coming up prin-
cipally to celebrate Mrs. Nelson's
birthday day too soon.
Mrs. L. P. Jacobsen and son, Thor
valid, motored to Minneapolis Monday
for a weeks visit. They were accom-
panied by a Mrs. Andersen of Dagmar
Mont, who had visited here since
last Thursday at the Rev. A. E
Frost home.
Jens Thomson is planning to build
an addition to his home which will
include a garage to replace the pres
ent structure on his lot. Several trees
are also being removed to improve
the general appearance. Chr. Hyl.
dahl is doing the preliminary work.
Miss Hanna Sorensen came here
from Midtown, Wis, short time agt
and is staying at the Carl Miller
home. She will be clerk for Mr.. Mil
Ter at his general store again, replac
ing Miss Margaret Nedegaard who
plans on attending the summer course
at Danebod College, Tyler.
Oscar jacobson who has been in tn,
hn OF h.
past eight years, has decided to move
to Grand Rapids, this state, where h,
will also enter the jewelry business
Mr.. jacobson was in Askov yesterda!
distributing bills for sale which ht
will have at Sandstone next week
also inserting an ad in the American
announcing same. He expects t
move to Grand Rapids about June 1st
]. E. Barr of st. Cloud, was il
Askov Tuesday evening for meeting
with the directors of the Askov-Barl
Corporation. The concern is just abou
ready to sign up for acreage and ha'
some seed on hand now. The board i.
busy looking into all possible angles
for the most economical and bes
method of proceeding with the con
struction of the plant, and should re
suit in something definite within ;
very few days.
Christopher Nielsen who has beer
confined at the Veterans hospital
Fort Smelling, since in February
came up and visited with his famil,
over Sunday. Mr.. Nielsen is we'll sat
isfied with the treatment he receives
and the progress made at the hospital
and is very hopeful of acquiring per
manent relief from his former con,
slant pain. He is scheduled to take
electric treatments for a few weeks
now before he can return home.