Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-08-14

Fred johnson and A. Gravesen were
business visitors at the county seat
Tuesday.
Mrs Nath Degerman is confined to
her, bed and is seriously i'll at the
time of this writing "wednesday eve
ning).
Arthur Olesen and j. Albert john
son were in Minneapolis Tuesday to
attend a convention of Radiola radio
dealers.
Don't forget the Community Flower
Show today Thursday. There will
be a program this evening. and no
admission is charged, which should
help to bring in capacity attend
ance.
Mr.. and Mrs Johannes Johansen
and three children are returning to
their home at Tyler today after visit
ing relatives and friends here since
Friday, being guests at the o. r. Kel-
Ter home.
Harry Mortensen, George Ekberg
and j. G. Thomson motored to Mime
apolis yesterday, the two former re-
turning the same evening, while Mr..
Thomson expects to return today with
truck he contemplated purchasing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Sorensen, and
daughter, Miss Ruth, visited in Mime
apolis and West Denmark, Wis, over
the weekend. Returning home they
were accompanied by Svend Miller,
who will visit here for a while
Mr. and Mrs. Harald A. Petersen
and little son visited at Alexandria
a few days last week, returning home
Saturday. Mr.. Petersen went there
again Sunday and will work for the
Askov Construction Co. for about two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knute ]. Feldtmose
and four children left Friday morn
ing for Persia, Iowa, to spend week
or two with relatives and old friends.
Miss Carrie is at home looking after
the farm with the assistance of Mar
tin lessen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jacobsen of
Tulsa, Okla, who have been vacation
ing in the northern part of the state,
came here yesterday for two days
visit with relatives and friends, be-
ing guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Christensen.
On their way to Persia, Iowa, Knud
]. Feldtmose had the misfortune to
tip over near Webster City, Iowa.
Loose gravel and a blowout seems to
have been the cause. The occupants
were more or less injured, but none
of them seriously; however, they were
delayed there for three days.
The band concert in the Askov park
Friday evening was favored with
ideal weather and was enjoyed by a
!, large attendance. Automobiles lined
. the park on all sides and among them
were many from neighboring COM
munities. The band will give an
other concert locally on Friday eve
ming, Aug. 29.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin lessen Mrs
Abel Stone and Mrs. Hans Petersen
, of Extra, Ia, came Monday and are
. spending a few days visiting at the
Andrew lessen home and with Other
, friends. Martin lessen, Mrs. Han:
Petersen, Mrs. Abel Stone and Andrew
lessen are brothers and sisters. Mrs
Martin lessen is cousin of ]. r
Petersen of this village.
Mrs. N. S. Petersen and daughter
Miss Clara, Mrs. p. p. Hornsyld, hel
mother, Mrs. Andersen, and Mrs. Olin,
Sorensen came here Tuesday from
Alexandria for few days visit Mrs
, Hornsyld and Mrs. Andersen are from
Solvang. Calf, and have visited rela
, tives at Alexandria two weeks pre-
vious to coming here, they expect t,
start out for California tomorrow
while the others will motor back t
Alexandria.
Miss Karen and Rudolph E. Peder
sen left Tuesday in the latter's coup
on an extended trip to the west coast
1 going from here to Seattle, Wash
d with several stops enroute. They ex
e pect to be gone about a year. Ru
e dolph has fixed up his coupe so
y can be used to sleep in. and a regula
d sleeping tent is also carried alons
S They will camp on the entire triI
: and have a very complete outfit wit
6 them, such as folding chairs, foldin
e table. folding beds, ice box, stove, ett