Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-12-29
A REVIEW OF
PINE COUNTY
Happenings in 1882 are Re-
vea1ed in Abridged
Form.
Were Published in Detail i'm
ASkOv American Dur
ing Year.

Jan. Grade school building in
Hinckley village-Dist. No. Com
pletely destroyed by fire. New gym
also suffers some loss.
Gustaf A. Larson, Duluth, opens
new drug store business at Sandstone.
Emil Larson, Sandstone, celebrates
92nd birthday.
Jan. 14-Earl Johnson, at large
since Finlayson bank holdup in 1925,
starts serving sentence in Saltwater.
Young Peoples Society at Askov,
celebrates completion of its rebuilt
Assembly hall.
Jan. 21.-Mrs. Ed Hubbard. Finlay-
son. passes away after years suf-
fering from cancer
August Nelson of near Moose Lake,
succumbs to attack of paralysis.
Three deaths in southern Pine
county-Mrs. Anna Peterson, pioneer
of Rock Creek township, dies of heart
disease; Charles Christopher, Al,
southeast of Hinckley, dies of heart
trouble; Dominic. two months old baby
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Huml, west
of Beroun, passes away from pnue-
monia.
Jan. 2S-The Rev. Enok Mortensen
of Chicago. ILL.,. lectures at Askov.
Niels Henriksen, nearly n, Askov,
succumbs to cancer.
Miss Marie B. Kilstofte and Ejnar
NJ. MOrtensen, Askov, wed.
Gust Haapenen, early Finlayson
pioneer, dies from chronic bronchitis.
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dent of Sturgeon Lake for 81 years,
dies.
Leon Jurek, also long resident of
Sturgeon Lake, dies after lingering
illness.
James Hurley, Pine City, county
resident 80 years, celebrates 80th
birthday.
James Kovaricek. Sturgeon Lake.
weds Miss Eva Thompson, Superior
Lars Christensen, Askov, celebrates
SOth birthday.
The Rev. Aage Moller, pastor at
Menominee, Mich, speaks at Askov.
Feb. 11-Between 800 and 400 peo-
pie attend countrywide tax meeting at
Pine City.
James Buckley appointed to take
position of county surveyor in place
of Wendell P. Huber.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shambour, Pine
City. celebrates 5Oth wedding anniver-
sary.
Andrew NJ. Hudak, Pine town pio-
neer, dies, following stroke.
John A. Karlen. "A, Askov, dies Of
cancer.
Feb. 1S-Miss Virginia Risen of
Minneapolis, becomes bride of Elmer
Nelson of Friesland.
John J. Becvar of Chengwatana
township. succumbs to Parkinson's
disease.
Mrs. VIM. Westermann, nee Anna
Paulsen, of Askov, dies at home in
Seattle, Wash.
Henry Dean, Minneapolis, long time
resident of Kerrick, passes away.
B. w. Ferguson, prominent Pine
City farmer. dies of blood poisoning,
caused by silver.
Rock Creek juniors organize All
Club.
Lester J. Barton. local freight con-
ductOr from Sandstone to st. Cloud,
injured in fall from box car in Brook
Park.
Mrs. Knud Feldtmose. Askov, af-
flicted with arthritis for 26 years,
passes away.
Feb. 25-Miss Bertha Lewis, Clover
ton, becomes bride of Waldemar Carl
son, Kingsdale.
Jacob Wolf, 81 years, dies at home
of daughter, Mrs. Chas. Kunz, Bruno.
Buried at Hankinson, N. D.
Mrs. Eli Spires, n years old Bruno
woman, laid to rest
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Hansen, Askov,.
celebrate silver wedding anniversary.
Louis Elkjer, Askov farmer, dies,
of heart attack at age of so.
Louis Pollock. % year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pollock, Sand
stone, is honor man for a company Of
81 men in navy tests.
Sandstone basketball team wins
tournament at Willow River. Six
teams take part.
March 3-Death takes John Peura,
FinlaysOn farmer for % years. Suf-
fered with asthma and pulmonary
tuberculosis.
Janice Eileen. infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Konieska, passes
away.
Five couples are married: Elmer
lMorgensen, Askov, weds Miss Lillian
Rasmussen, Cable, Wis; Miss Emma
Christensen, Askov, becomes bride of
Roy Mowry; Thorvald Jensen of
AskOv, weds Miss Hazel Swedlund of
Brook Park; Miss Helen Walta and
Clarence Jensen, Askov, united in
Askov parsonage; and Miss Helen Sea-
blom and Elmer Hansen, Askov, wed
at Moose Lake.