Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-11-20
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and possibly seek employment.
Manford Nelson left Friday to-
gether with relatives and friends from
Brook Park on a hunting trip in the
woods up around Kerrick.
The Hoaglund and Mansmith fam
lilies of the Brook Park vicinity, were
in Askov Thursday evening to attend
the Francis A. Flood lecture.
Henry Hyldahl has recently COM
pleted another summer on one OF the
Great Lakes freight boats and re-
turned to his home here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Hansen and Mr..
and Mrs. Carl A. Strandvold have
rented the Mrs Nels Andersen resi-
dence and plan to move into same the
latter part of this week.
A baby boy was born early Wednes-
day morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Thomson, southeast of town. Mrs.
Thomson is being cared for by Mrs.
]. c. Jensen at the latter's home.
Carl Eriksen returned home from
Minneapolis yesterday noon and re-
ports that Mrs. Eriksen is recovering
as well as can be expected, following
ueT gan oIohCo.
Conrad Christensen and family who
have occupied the Mrs. Nels Andersen
residence for some time, will vacate
that today and move back into the
living quarters in the north half of
the bakery building.
Chr Hyldahl and sons, Jens and
Carl, spent the first two days of the
hunting season in the woods near
Kerrick and brought home one little
deer. They say that chances are
just as good right here as up there.
Kelly Petersen of Grove City, and
Fred Petersen of Cosmos, visited at
the Mrs. A. Madsen home from Friday
till Sunday. The former came here
to hunt and was successful in that
respect, taking nice deer along home
Sunday.
Carl Paulsen left several days ago
for a visit at Withee, Wis.,, and Chi
cago, Ill. 1t was his intention to take
Mrs. Martin Miller and baby along to
Chicago from Withee, but whether or
not that plan was carried out is un-
known as word has not been received
here from him since he left.
Mrs Carl Eriksen went to Mime
apolis on Thursday of last week for a
medical examination 1t was found
that she was suffering from gall
stones stones and was operated upon
for same at Fairview hospital Mon.
day. Mr. Eriksen went down Sunday
to be with her for a few days.
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ship, had a severe fire loss last weel
when his big barn and about 60 tons
of hay were destroyed by fire. He
had it partly covered with insurance
in the Pine County Mutual Fire In
surance Co., and the adjusters for tina
company, e. A. E. Laage and Chr
Larsen, were there and adjusted thu
loss at a little over $1,000.
A construction crew of the Grea
Northern Railway pulled into Asko
Tuesday morning and are now bus.
laying a cinder sidewalk across tn,
right-of-way to connect up the tw'
concrete crossings put in by the vii
lage last summer. This will be
marked improvement and safeguar,
the UldHy WHO CTOS
the tracks at that point daily.
While doing carpenter work on
farm home near Kerrick, Emil An
dersen had the misfortune, last Thurs
day, to fall, from a 2-foot scaffol
and land in such a manner that h
broke several ribs. He was immedi
ately taken to his hcine in Askov an
given medical attention. The injur
was quite painful and it will be o
5 weeks before he will be able to re
sumo his work
The next regular Parent-Teacher
association meeting will be held i
the school Friday evening, Nov. g
The program committee for this pal
ticular meeting consists of Mrs. Ere
Hansen, Mrs. o. r. Keller, and Mr.
Il. j. Fogt. Under their direction Il
cal talent will furnish the entertain
ment. Ladies are requested to brin
cake, sandwiches or cream as usua
A capacity attendance is expected an
everyone is welcome.
Many hunters from far and nea
have come and gone during the pas
week ana several nave taken the COY
eted deer along home The deer hav
been quite plentiful here this seaso
and it would be difficult to secure tn
names of all those who have secure
one. AS usual the hard working hum
ers have worked hard without rewar
while many others have had the e,
perience of having the deer com
right up to them when they least e,
pected it.
The Niels B. Miller family wei
over to West Denmark. Wis, one da
last week to help celebrate the 55t
wedding anniversary of his parent
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Miller. The old foil
are feeling good despite their a.
vanced years, and having always bee
industrious they must still do SON
work each day in order to be at the
best. They are widely known among,
Danes of America for the deep int
est they have manifested in churc
and school work and for fostering tn
which is of the best from their moth,
country.
Mrs. Kristiane Larsen came hel