Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-12-29
George Saloka, Hinckley farmer.


dies at SO.
The Pine Coop Oil Co. of Askov.
will operate filling station at Hinck-
ley.
Miss Claudina Willie, Finlayson,
joined in marriage to George Zezulka,
Willow River.
Construction of new grade school
building at Hinckley to be started.
Charles Lindstrom. age 80. and Carl
F. Carlson. II. both Rock Creek pio-
neers, pass away.
Miss Ellen Sorensen and Harry
Nielsen, Askov, are united in mar
riage.
Mrs. Claus Anderson, "a, Denham
resident for % years, called by death.
May 26-Christ Torkelson, Willow
River. age SO. is paralysis victim.
Miss Loretta Cassidy and Ed Acker-
son. Hinckley. are united in marriage.
Mrs. Mary HOll. Rhine Lake neigh
borhoOd, is victim of heart trouble
and dropsy.
James E. Caroon, Rock Creek resi-
dent dies at age of 60.
Hinckley wins first place in play
day contests.
Wencil Touma, resident Of Pokeg-
anna township. dies.
June Mrs. Johanne Justesen.
Askov, succumbs to hardening of the
arteries.
Mrs. Oscar Magnuson. age 20, pio-
neer resident of the Rock Greek COM
munity. dies at home of daughter in
Cloquet.
Lars Peter Olsen, former Askovite,
succumbs in Iowa.
Miss Eva Feldtmose and Clarence
Morgensen, Askov, nuptials are pro-
nounced.
Over 100 young people graduate
from Pine county high schools; Pine
City has largest class, with total of 49,.
June 9 Miss Dorothy Saastad,
Bruno, and Clarey Jensen, Askov, are
united in marriage.
Thomas H. Peterson, former Rut-
ledge man, dies at Duluth hospital.
following illness.
Miss Edith Gravesen, Askov, is
united in marriage to Arnold Botker.
Junction City, Ore.
Albert Beck, Hinckley. age II, loses
life in ST. Croix river.
Mrs. William Weber. Bruno. nearly
80 years old, is laid to rest.
June 16-Miss Jane Germundson.
Champlain. becomes the bride of Ed
ward j. Linehan, Ogema.
Miss Dagmar Petersen, Askov girl,
becomes bride of Edward Aasted, at
California.
AskOv is host to the State Danish
Brotherhood lodges. Celebrates with
two-day events.
David S. Scott. Rutledge Civil war
veteran, celebrates Goth birthday.
Mrs. Joseph Harapat. Brook Park
pioneer, dies after several years ill
ness.
Four popular Finlayson young peo-
pie are we'd: Fern Johnson to Elmer
Bosch, and Sadye Wiljakkala to Leo
Mack.
June 23-Louis Burden, aged Dosey
township resident, succumbs to stroke
of paralysis.
Miss Valborg Justesen, Askov teach
err. becomes bride of Alexander T.
Paulsen, of Centuria. Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ziegler, Gron-
ingen, celebrate Both wedding ami
versary.
Miss Celia Sobiech. Duluth. becomes
bride of Joseph Betker, Sturgeon
Lake.
Eugene Sullivan, 90. of Pine City,
succumbs suddenly to throat disease.
Three men of International Falls,
escape serious injury as truck is COM
pletely demolished. when leaving
pavement between Sandstone and
Hinckley.
Chris Heisler. former Pine county
resident, dies at Hibbing. Is buried
at Pine City.
o. E. Bassett, Hinckley resident,
June 3O-Mrs. John Lundeen, Dan
forth township. suffers fractured hip
from kick by cow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens B. Jensen, Askov
residents q years, celebrate silver
wedding anniversary.
Two Beroun couples are wed: Mrs.
Emma Chalupnik to Charles Kozisek
and Miss Bernadette Posel to Edward
j. Ouradnik
Edwin Kari. Finlayson, succumbs
to strange illness. Doctors unable to
diagnose case.
SokOls honor Washington and fOun-
der, DR.. Tyrs, at celebration at Cross
lake, near Pine City.
John Cunningham wins state trap
shooting singles championship in st.
Paul.
Miss Rose Mach, kerrick, and
Thomas WaletZko, Willow River, are
united in marriage.
August Brandt, many years justice
Of peace of Kettle River township,
dies at age of so, in home at Willow
River.
July 7-Lauritz Petersen, 20, father
of Askov American publishers, sue
cumbs at home of daughter in De-
cOrah, Iowa
Peter Nelson, Finlayson township
farmer, loses life while swimming in