Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-01-02
ASKOV

John L. Madsen visited in st. Paul
Christmas day.
- The Roy F. Ebners of Nickerson,
were callers in Askov Monday.
Jess Petersen has gone to Iowa for
a visit with old friends and relatives
at different points.
Einar Paulsen came up from
Anoka and visited over Christmas
with relatives here.
Fred WHITTIER of Dagmar, Mont,
came here to spend Christmas at the
r. Petersen home.
Miss Gudrun Andersen left Friday
for Des Moines, Iowa, to spend the
balance of her vacation with friends
there.
Carl A Strandvold of DEBORAH.
Iowa, came here Sunday and has
Joined the force at the American
plant.
Anthony Laage returned to his home
In Brooten, Tuesday, after having Wis
tied for a few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E A. E. Laage.
Richard Petersen and lady friend
came here from Minneapolis and
spent Christmas at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Petersen.
Clifford Avis, assistant at the de-
pot the past few months, left Tuesday
for Superior, on account of being
bumped" by a man older in the
service.
A Henriksen is having a new feed
mixer installed in his place of bust
ness, replacing one put in about a
year ago which did not prove quite
satisfactory.
About 35 young folks gathered at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Peter
sen Sunday evening to help their son,
Hans, celebrate his birthday in a
jolly fashion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hansen and Mrs.
VIM. Taylor of Ogilvie, visited at the
T. W. Hansen home on the Goth. They
were accompanied back to Ogilvie by
Miss Evelyn Hansen who visited
there until the 23rd.
Mr. and Mrs Mikael Petersen and
son, Jimmie, motored to Minneapolis
on the oath and spent Christmas at
the Jens Dietz home. Returning home
Sudy tnSy "ClC ny
their daughter, Dagmar, who has been
employed in the city for some time.
Clarence Morgensen was in Mime
apOlis Monday and drove up a new
Ford Town sedan for the local deal
ers, which is on display now at their
garage. This latest model has many
improvements over the model A, and
should be seen and tried to be ap-
preciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Petersen came
from Minneapolis and spent Christmas
with their folks, the Soren Jensen
and p. d. Petersen families. They
came up again Monday to attend the
masquerade, where Mrs. Petersen was
awarded the ladies' first prize. They
will visit until after New Year.
Jens Abrahamsen has been moving
around carefully since the first of
last week when he had the misfortune
to fall IA feet from the upper con-
veyor in Henriksen's rutabaga ware
house into a bin partly filled with
roots. He was not seriously injured
but was bruised enough to prevent
him from working several days.
The masquerade at the d. B. S.
hall Monday evening under auspices
of the local Danish Sisterhood lodge
drew the usual annual capacity at
: tendance and many good costumes
were displayed. The judges awarded
prizes to Miss Esther Krogh, Mrs |
Peter Petersen, Ed Gudmansen, and
Carl Dixen. The Novelty Kids" from
Finlayson, furnished good music, and
apparently everyone enjoyed the event
very much.
Peter Nielsen, Sandstone blacksmith.
and who was formerly blacksmith in
Askov for a number of years, was 4
caller here Thursday. Mr.. Nielsen met
with serious accident some weeks
ago when he lost part of three fingers
on the left hand while working in his |
shop. The fingers are healing up in
good shape but it has kept him from
work for some time He will have |
fairly good use of his hand again. |
Old friends and neigbors were glad |
to have Mr.. Nielsen call here and to |
note that his accident will not hinder
him from following up his trade.
Combined Askov Garden club and |
PIT A meeting ot tho school auditor