Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-12-04
ASKOV

and Monday.
Hans Nielsen, who has been husk-
ing corn in Nebraska, returned to his
home here Thursday.
Miss Minnie Frahs left yesterday
for the southern part of the state for
an indefinite stay with relatives.
Miss Agnes Sebald came down from
Duluth for Thanksgiving and visited
over the weekend at the home OF her
parents.
Clarence Morgensen returned home
Sunday from Persia, Iowa, accompa-
MED by Miss Eva Feldtmose who had
visited there few weeks.
Hedge B. and P. p. Kilstofte left
Sunday for Ishpeming, Mich, to be
present there at the opening OF BIDS
on a contraction job.
Thorvald Andersen was in Mime,
apolis Sunday and Monday on BUSH
ness. During his absence Chris Lund
took care of the shoe store.
Miss Dora Rasmussen came from
st. Paul for Thanksgiving and visited
over the weekend at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Rasmus-
sen.
Miss Helga Wogensen of Tyler
came here for Thanksgiving and spent
the remainder of the week at the
home of her sister, Mrs. L. Byron
Olsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Petersen and
four sons of Tyler, visited here from
Thursday till Monday at the home OF
Mrs. Petersen's mother, Mrs. Jorgen
Paulsen.
Carl Eriksen was in Minneapolis
Sunday and Monday for visit with
Mrs. Eriksen at Fairview hospital.
She is improving slowly and should
be able to sit up this week.
Peter Christensen who has been do
ing farm work for Ole Olesen the
past summer, left Saturday for Tyler
where he will attend the winter
course at Danebod folk high school.
Miss Agnete Fenger came up from
Minneapolis Thursday to enjoy
Thanksgiving at the home of hel
mother. Returning to the city the fol-
lowing day she was accompanied b!
Miss Marguerite Fenger who will visit
there for a while.
Mrs. Christ Krogh left Sunday fol
a weeks visit at the Gottfried Ander
sen home near Rock Creek. Albert
Krogh went there Friday where hi
will look after the farm in the alb
sence of Mr.. Andersen who left Mon
day for a two months trip to Den
mark.
Carl Paulsen returned home Tuesda,
from a visit at Withee, Wis, and Chi
cago, ILL.,, via the automobile route
From Withee, Mr.. Paulsen was &C
companied by his daughter, Mrs. Mar
tin Miller, on a visit with anothe
daughter, Mrs. Leroy Jorgensen
Chicago. Mr.. Paulsen has enjoyed tn
trip very much.
A musical program was presente
under the auspices of the Young Pee
pies Society in the d. B. S. hall Sun
day evening before a fair sized crowt
Various instrumental and vocal mum
bers were rendered including severa
selections by the choir of the DAMS
Lutheran church under the directio
of the Rev. A. E. Frost After the en-
tertainment COFFEE was sold in tn
basement to help defray expenses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Smith an
daughter, Mildred, narrowly escape
serious accident Thursday. The
were motoring out to the home of hi
folks near DuXbury, and being Iii
tie late for dinner they naturally wer
quite fast. The front wheels slippe
into a deep rut which resulted in tn
smashing up of one wheel so that
was rolling on the hub and threw tn
car out of control. After leapin
into the ditch and blowing around Q
the frozen ground the car finally ga,
up the battle and remained in an VI
right position with very little injul
to itself and the three passengers IL
tact, safe and sound in the front sea
badly shaken up, but otherwise MOI
the worse from the experience.
Lauritz Petersen, his sons, v. !
and Hjalmar Petersen, and the la
ter's daughter, Evelyn, drove
Withee, Wis, Friday morning for
days visit with the V. A. Hanse
family and other friends, returnir
Sunday evening. Martin Miller wi
together with his family formerly r
sided at Askov, has been busy (,
several months repairing and cree
ing buildings on the old Miller far
near Withee, the buildings havir
been badly damaged by the hea,
wind storm of last summer. Both M
and Mrs. Miller are feeling good al
he may soon be back in the garage
oil station business. While the Ask,
folks were in Withee, they also a
tended the silver wedding celebrate,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Andersen. MI
Andersen is a sister of Martin Mill
and they are among the old tin
settlers in the Withee community.
Young Peoples meeting Sund
evening, Dec. Z, in assembly hall,
Sp m. Vernon Anderson of the hi,
school faculty, will entertain. usil