Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-02-06
ASKOV

Louis Olsen bought a used Chrysle
sedan from the Service Garage las
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Niels B. Miller visite
with relatives in West Denmark, Wis
last Thursday.
Peter Bovberg accompanied the Car
Miller family to Minneapolis yester
day for a visit there.
Miss Dora Rasmussen left Sunda.
for st. Paul to resume her duties "a
instructor in one of the schools there
N. S. Petersen left Monday fol
Shakopee to join the Askov Construc
tion Co. crew on the court house jol
there.
Clarence Morgensen was in Mime
apOlis Monday to take in the auto
show and also drove up another Fort
for the local dealers.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Dahm came
here last week from Laurel, Nebr., fol
a visit at the home of her folks, Mr.
and Mrs. c. P. Christensen.
Alvin Jensen and Hans Petersen
were in st. Paul from Saturday till
Monday to attend the home coming
celebration at the University Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Christensen
of Cincinnati, Ohio, came here Tues
day for a visit at the home of his
folks, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Christen-
sen.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Miller and Ellen
To Minnnannli, NNaInnclou
ing to attend the Twin City Market
Week, auto show, and visit for a few
days
Mrs. Soren Jensen went to Mime
apolis two weeks ago to be with her
daughter, Mrs. Peter Petersen, who
operation, but is now rapidly recov-
ering.
DIR. H. E. Levin took Miss Dagmar
Juhl and Mrs. Rasmus johnson to
Fairview hospital at Minneapolis,
Tuesday. Both the ladies expect to
be operated upon for internal all
ments.
Mrs. Christopher Nielsen went to
Minneapolis yesterday to be with her
husband who was operated upon last
Thursday at the Veterans hospital.
Mr.. Nielsen's condition is not the best
and he is in much pain.
c. p Christensen's condition is still
very serious. 1t was planned to take
him to Rochester Tuesday, but at that
time he was too ill to be moved.
Nothing definite can be stated about
future arrangements at this time
Ludwig Mosbak has terminated his
visit in Denmark and started on the
homeward journey last Thursday; ac-
cording to schedule he should arrive
in New York Sunday and will then
likely be home some time during the
week
Another wave of enthusiasm for
basketball has just arrived here and
a large number of young folks have
made arrangements to practice every
Monday evening in the D. b. S. hall.
There is a lot of good material for
fast team here which ought to be de-
Dick Kroon who now lives on the
Soren c. Andersen farm, has rented
the K. S. Sorensen farm, IL miles
west of town, and will move there
in the near future. Axel Hassenfeldt
has rented the Soren C. Andersen
farm and will move there when it is
vacated.
Ed Burke of Mankato, a represent
alive of the j. c. NARROW Co., who are
distributors for the Hin
man Mixer, was in Askov last week |
and installed new style portable cleo |
trio milking machines for S. Chr. |
Dixen and Arnold SOrensen. Mr.. So
rensen is also local agent for this |
sind of mixer.
Wayne E. Jacobsen who has con-
1ucted n milk route business in the |
village the past two years, has sold |
hat industry to Niels B. Miller who
will take it over Feb Is. Mr.. Jacob
sen will remain on the farm until |
some time in March when he plans to
nave sale. after which he will move
INTO the village and work in A. Hen
'iksens feed store.
n CoiiHllttee consisting or chris.
chairman. Carl Miller
md Mrs. Svend Petersen have been
appointed by the retiring committee
If last year to have charge of the an
lual "Fastelavnsgilde," which comes
IN the Bird Of March this year. The
lew committee has already had two
meetings and are busy planning a
plendid entertainment, and also ap-
vomiting subcommittee, and helpers.
The dinner which has been planned
~ the Ladies' Aid for March 2 will
likely be postponed little so as not
conflict so much with this; that
lowever has not been definitely de-
ided at the time of this writing.