Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-10-30
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Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Miller were cal
lers in the Twin Cities Tuesday.
Sigurd Lunde and Hans Nielsen left
yesterday for the corn fields Of Ne
braska
Vernon E. Anderson, Richard Peder-
sen and Paul Frokjer were Duluth
callers Sunday.
ErIing Nielsen and Wagner Jensen
left yesterday morning for the corn
fields of Iowa or possibly Nebraska.
Jens Hyldahl and ]. G. Thomson
motored to the southern part of the
state over the weekend on hunting
trip.
The Misses Valborg Justesen, Helga
Doe and Marie Ries and Mrs. j. c.
Jensen were callers in Duluth Satur-
day
Miss Agnete Simonsgaard returned
to Chicago yesterday after visiting at
the home of her folks here for few
days.
Hans Nielsen, who has been en-
ployed in Chicago for some months,
came home Friday for a few days
visit with his folks.
The Misses Emma, Margaret and
Irene and Elmer, Robert and Harry
Frokjer from Centuria, Wis, visited
here Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mattson and
children and Miss Sina Sunke mo-
tored to Eveleth Saturday and visited
with relatives there over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Niels Hede and three
children of Minneapolis, visited here
Saturday and Sunday at the homes
of her brothers, Niels B., and Carl
Miller
The entire faculty of the Askov
school is leaving this morning for
Minneapolis to attend the annual con-
vention of the Minnesota Educational
association.
The Askov Hardware & Motor Co.,
local agents for the MARI oil burner,
installed one of their automatic burn
ers in the residence of Mrs. Jens Mel
sen last week.
Don't forget the local D. S. s. ba-
Zaar tomorrow night in the D. B. S.
hall. The ladies have spent much
time and effort to make it a sue
cess, and a capacity attendance is
expected.
A whole week of mild weather here
has given the farmers an opportunity
to salvage several hundred tons of
rutabagas which for time looked as
though they would have to be left
in the ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Sorensen, Miss
Ruth and Mrs. Theodore Jensen mo-
tored over to Luck, Wis, yesterday
for days visit Returning home last
night they were accompanied by Miss
Sena Hansen who will visit here.
The Misses Herds johnson and Re-
CINE Petersen, Martin lessen and Hans
Petersen motored to Minneapolis yes
terday afternoon for visit with Miss
Olga Petersen at Fairview hospital
Returning home last evening they
were accompanied by Mrs. ]. r. Peter
sen, who had been there since Sunday.
The Rev. Aage Miller of Nysted,
Nebr, was here Saturday and Sunday
for visit at the homes of his broth
ers, Niels B. and Carl Miller He also
came here especially to preach in the
local church Sunday forenoon in the
absence of the Rev. A. E. Frost, and
to lecture to the Young Peoples So
ciety at the assembly hall Sunday eve
ming.
The JenS H. Jensen Post assisted
by the wives of the members rendered
farewell party i'm the basement of
the ID. b. S. hall Monday night to
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R Buck who are
about to leave for the new Danish
settlement at Granly, Miss, to make
their home. Besides visiting, card
playing, and a general good time be-
ing had, those present wished the
Bucks much success in their new
home.
As part of their studies under $50
cial problems" the entire senior class
of the Askov high school and Princi-
pal Vernon f. Anderson motored to
saltwater last Thursday to visit the
state prison. The senior class this
year includes Hazel Clegg, Esther
Iindegaard, Eline Clausen, Clara Fogt,
Marie Kilstofte, Ethel Degerstrom,
Katrine Arnbal, Edwin Sorensen
Viggo Miller, Kaj Simonsgaard, Carl
Dixen and Leonard Frahs.