Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-07-13
ASKOV

The Ford Garage sold used Model
A 1880 Ford coupe to Svend Stottrup
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Madsen visited
with friends and relatives in Superior
over the weekend.
Fred ]. Cool and son, A. S. Cool, of
Bear River, came last Thursday and
visited until Friday morning with DR..
A. L. Arends.
Axel Andersen, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Andersen, left last week for Sid
ney, Mont, where he will be employed
for an indefinite length of time.
Mrs. Jorgen Christensen returned
Monday from a ten day visit in Chi
cago at the Worlds Fair. She was
we'll pleased with the exposition.
John H. Sorensen is substituting
on the mail route for a few days in
the absence of Anker Simonsen, who
is haying on his land west of town.
Superintendent Fred Grafelman re-
turned Friday from Minneapolis,
where he had spent several days cal
ling on friends as we'll as at the state
department of education.
Florence Clausen, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Hans Clausen, left Friday
morning for Minneapolis, to be tempo
rarily employed at the Vernon E An
derson home. She will return with
the Andersons the latter part of this
month.
N. P. Nielsen (east) has been ap-
pointed as director on the Co-opera-
tive board to serve during the absence
of Ludwig Mosbak. who is visiting in
Denmark. Mr.. Nielsen made his ini-
tial appearance as director at a meet
ing held Monday.
Miss Sigrid 0stergaard came from
Minneapolis Saturday evening together
with L. Byron Olsen, for a visit at the
Mrs. L. c. Petersen home. Mr.. Olsen
visited with his wife, and accompa-
MED by Miss 0stergaard, returned to
Minneapolis early Monday morning.
Holden Hansen has an unusual
apple tree in that it is bearing crop
of apples while a second crop OF bios
SONS is appearing on the tree.
Whether the new blossoms will make
for a new crop of apples is largely a
matter of conjecture Mr.. Hansen
has the reputation of being a grower
of delicious apples.
Carl F. Jorgensen left Monday for
Denmark to visit with his mother and
other relatives. At the time of his
departure his plans as to the duration
of his stay in his native country were
rather indefinite. Sunday evening a
farewell party was given in his honor
at the Albert Andersen home, at which
many of his friends were in attend
ance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erling Muller and son,
and Mrs. R. Nortvig, all of Mime
apolis, came last Thursday to visit ut
the Martin johnson home. The Null
lers left the same day, while Mrs.
Nortvig remained until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Miller returned
Monday, after having visited with rel,
atives in Chicago and attended the
Worlds Fair. Mr.. Miller states that
the weather was extremely warm
there. He found the exposition to be
of an educational nature and that one
must have some time in which te
study the various exhibits. The Mil
lers were gone one week and on the
return trip went along the shore OF
Lake Michigan through Iron Noun
tain, Mich.
According to prediction indica-
tions there will be lively interest
manifested in the coming school cleo
tion, which will be held on Tuesday
night, July Is, at the local school
house. Five names have been filed
for the positions of two directors fol-
three years. Those who seek the Of
fees to be made vacant by Mrs. Frede
Stettrup and Jens B. Jensen, whose
terms expire, are, c. Eriksen, Mrs
Wayne E. Jacobsen, Carl Madsen, C.
Sebald and Arnold Sorensen A large
vote is expected. See the notice fol-
the election in another column of this
issue.
In the July issue of "Ugebladet'
an item appeared concerning Sven(
Petersen, who with his family is max
ing a visit in California and othel
western states. The item stated tha
Mr.. Petersen was present at the June
IA meeting of the Danish Brotherhood
Lodge No. 40, San Francisco, and tina
he made a favorable impression OIL
those present. The following evenin:
he was present at the 55th birthda'
anniversary celebration of Alfred Gall
a we'll known Brotherhood member
Mr.. Petersen on this occasion was pre-
sented with souvenir medal by nj
California friends. The Petersens ar,
expected home some time next week
The Socialist Club will meet in tn
school, Friday evening, July 81, at 81
p. m. All members are earnestly re
quested to attend this meeting as j
will be devoted mainly to bushes
pertaining to the Socialist movement
Each member should attend and brin