Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-12-25
PINE COUNTY
1880 HISTORY
Chronology of Year Shows
Considerable Activity Out
Over the County.
Anniversaries, Deaths, I'm
portant Happenings Seen
in 1880 Americans.

Jan. Henry Wosmek, % year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wosmek.
living near Pine City, died.
Pine City folks broadcast over
station WCCO.
Carol Rasmussen, age 8, near
Hinckley. died.
Parrot brought over from Holland
and owned by Miss Gabrielle Desander
of Sandstone, is more than 100 years
old.
J. c. Breuninger, Cloverton, "A years
old, died from a stroke.
A military burial took place for A.
B. Barstow of Rock Creek, a Civil
war veteran.
Jan. Mrs. Henry Lammerts, wife
of Hinckley mail carrier, was found
dead in a chair by her husband.
Otto Pangerl, living near Pine City.
died following an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. ]. Clewitt, near
Kerrick, celebrated their 57th we'd
ding anniversary Jan 13.
Melvin o. Guptil, Civil war veteran,
died Jan. A. He was nearly 80 years
old.
Emil Larson of Sandstone, oele-
brated his Goth birthday Jan 4.
Emil Holm working near Harris.
was found dead in his bed.
Jan. 16-Mrs. Charles Anderson of
Hinckley, died.
A dinner was enjoyed at the Hotel
Madison, Sandstone, by survivors of
| the Hinckley fire of 1894.
Jan. 23-Orlin j. Woodbeck, Brook
Park, died following a long illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kroschel of
Kroschel township, celebrated their
55th wedding anniversary, this also
being Mr.. Kroschel's 18th birthday.
Jan. 30-Mr. and Mrs Christ Lar
sen of Askov, celebrated their silver
wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Margaret Watt of st. Paul, a
former resident of the Rutledge COM
munity, died at her home.
| Robert T. Addington, depot agent at
Willow River for II years and in the
railroad service for 81 years, retired
at the age of 20.
Marian and Erland Lindgren, chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Lindgren
of Aitkin, were burned to death. The
home was also destroyed.
Feb. 6-John Kanuch, 70, living
near Sturgeon Lake, died from heart
disease.
J. L. Wells, 81, living in Chengwa-
tana township, died from fumes from
the exhaust of his truck in closed
garage.
Lars Johnson of Hinckley, dropped
dead at his home.
Feb. 13-Mrs. ]. J. Haue of Askov.
died. She was nearly Sc years old.
| James Hurley of Pine City, oele-
brated his 18th birthday.
| Mrs. Karl r. Won Schenk of Bruno,
died in the Moose Lake hospital.
| Ed Almas, 68, of Sturgeon Lake.
died from apoplexy.
Feb. 20-Mrs. Anna Brookbauer of
Hinckley, passed away at the home
of Mrs. Joe Faley at the age of 80.
| Mrs. Edgar Towle of Brook Park.
passed away at the home of her son
Ernest, whom she was visiting
Andrew Boo, pioneer of Pine county
and resident of the same for 81 years,
died at the home of his son, Andrew
Boo, Jr., in Danforth township.
| Feb. 27-Mr. and Mrs. Johannes
Sorensen of Askov, celebrated their
silver wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Herman Thrun of Bremen
township passed away at her home at
the age of Sc.
William Ray Peter of Brainerd.
died from pneumonia and pleurisy.
DR.. Lorenzo A. Gray, dentist at
Duluth and former Pine City boy.
died following long illness. He was
only 20 years old.
The $50 flyer was wrecked at
Askov. The fireman was killed.
A r Buck, oldest person in the
Askov community. celebrated his s5th
birthday.
March 6-Mrs. E. Knudsen, %.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Jor-
gensen of Askov, died at a Duluth
hospital.
| Hinckley's high school team de-
feated the Sandstone team in the first
basketball game of the sub-district
tournament at Braham.
VIM. DeMaris Of Bruno, died at the
age Of "a.
March 13-Axel Andersen, farmer
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