Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-11-06
PROMINENT YOUNG
FARMER MARRIES
Samuel Carlson VIII Bring Iowa
Bride to Pine City COmmun.
ity to Live.

A wedding of particular interest to
many in Pine county and especially
to residents in and around Pine City
took place at Albert City, Iowa Satur-
day at ~ o'clock noon when Mr..
Samuel Clarence Carlson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Carlson of near Pine
City, exchanged nuptial vows with
Miss Ruth Danielson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Danielson of Albert
City. The ceremony was performed
in the brides home by the Rev. Her
man, pastor of the Swedish Lutheran
church there in the presence of about
fifty relatives and friends of both the
bride and groom. The double ring
ceremony was used and the couple
was attended by Mr.. Fred Johnson,
friend OF the groom living near North
Branch, Mimi, and Miss Evelyn DAN
ielson, sister of the bride. Immediate
ly after, the ceremony dinner was
spread for the newlyweds and guests
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Carlson left
on short honeymoon trip to Rock
ford, ILL.,, and Chicago where they will
visit a cousin of the groom's and aunt
of the brides respectively. They are
expected home some time next week
where they will make their future
home on the 80-acre farm about 2
miles east of that of the groom's par
ents and which is located about eight
miles east of Pine City in Chengwa-
tana township.
Groom Born at Sandstone.
Samuel Carlson was born as the
oldest son to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Carlson at Sandstone at which time
his father was superintendent of the
quarry. The Carlson family a few
years later moved to the Pine City
neighborhood where they have raised
an excellent family of four girls and
two boys who have all been instru-
mental in helping to build up the
fine modern home on the shores of
beautiful Cross lake. Sam, as he is
known to his friends has always been
an Industrious and home-loving boy
and it is indeed pleasure and a bless
ing to his parents that he will bring
his bride to reside so closely to them.
Besides being a successful farmer and
dairyman he has found time to take
part with the young folks of the
neighborhood in many of their ac-
tivities and has injected much pep
and goodfellowship where he has been
present. He, together with his father
and sisters have kept the home fire.
side bright with their music, being
able to play several instruments.
The bride was born and raised in
Albert City, Iowa, and is the daugh-
ter of one of the prominent families
in that community. She is an active
worker in the Swedish Lutheran
church and has a large circle of
friends who will wish her happiness
in her married life.
Former Sandstone Minister Present.
That which is rare coincidence
was the presence at the wedding of
G. A. Ostergren, retired minister
who during his ministerial career,
performed the ceremoney that made
the brides parents man and wife. The
Rev. Ostergren was a one-time pastor
at Sandstone at which time the groom
as young lad attended the Sunday
school class taught by him. The Rev.
Ostergren who has lived in Albert
City since he retired left Sandstone in
1910 and gave short talk at the we'd
ding party.
The groom is brother of Miss
Mildred Carlson who taught the past
two terms at Askov, and of Miss Ethel,
a teacher in the rural schools south
of Pine City. He has a married sis
ter, Mrs. Henry Neville living in Pine
City. Andrew Carlson, his father is
a member of the Pine City Co-opera-
tive Creamery board.