Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-04-20
ASKOV

T.. N. Thomson was a business vis1-
tor in Minneapolis Tuesday.
Marie Jensen of Minneapolis, spent
the weekend at the Einar Jensen
home.
DIR. A l.. ArendS spent the Easter
holidays in the Twin Cities. He re-
turned to Askov Sunday night.
Ida Madsen of Minneapolis, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Madsen,
spent the weekend with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Paulsen of Cen
turia, Wis, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Svend Petersen during their visit
here for the Easter holidays.
The Misses Viola, Ellen and Vivian
Swanson returned to Superior Monday,
after having visited at the Mrs. Mary
Swanson home for some time.
Miss Anna Rupp of the local school
faculty left for Bruno Friday, where
she spent the Easter holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rupp.
Mrs. Anton Sebalds mother, Mrs.
Charles johnson, who lives with the
SebaIdS in Sandstone, was weekend
visitor at the Mrs. l. c. Petersen
home.
Thorvald Andersen came Friday to
spend the weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs Marinus Andersen. He
returned TO his studies at the Mime
apolis Business College Sunday.
The Service Garage recently pur-
chased a new air pump. Jacob Han
sen installing it Monday. John and
Erling invite everyone to drive up and
have their tires tested and filled.
Byron Olsen returned to Askov FRI
day, after having been employed i'm
the state banking reorganization de-
partment for about ten days. He
sees no immediate prospects of per-
manent employment
Mr.. and Mrs n. c. Petersen at
tended the Smuda funeral in North
field Wednesday of last week. They
were accompanied by their son, Cliff
ford, and Miss Ruth Callahan, whom
they picked up in the cities.
The monthly social of the local ID.
b. S. lodge will be held Saturday,
April %, at which time NJ. c. Laurid-
sen of St. Paul, will exhibit some
interesting movies of Alaska. After
the entertainment lunch will be
served and the evening terminated by
dancing.
George Bergiund and family moved
onto the Coleman Johnson farm south
of AskOv, Tuesday. The Berglunds
were former residents of Minneapolis
and about year ago came to ASkOV
where they stayed at the home of
Mrs. Berglund's father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. r p. Rasmussen.
Due to motor trouble the two gaso-
line-electric cars which make the
forenoon runs between Minneapolis
and Duluth, were laid up in the shops
for alterations and repairs. During
their vacation steam engines have
been used to pull the trains and folks
were reminded of "Old times when
the iron steeds came whistling and
putting into Askov. The gasoline
electric cars were back on the job
Monday.
Andrew P. Jensen terminated his
services with the AskOv Ford Garage
Saturday and left the same day for
Minneapolis. where he will manage
a service station for the Midland Oil
Company. His family will remain
here until the end of the school term
Anton Sebald, better known as
Tony" who has been connected with
the Hawley Garage in Sandstone for
some time, will return to his old stand
in the Ford Garage May 1.
The next Danish radio program by
Peder Back will be broadcast over
station WTMJ. Milwaukee. Wis. dur
ing the night between April % and
90, commencing at 1890 sharp and
lasting until or possibly $3.50. The
program will again consist Of
electric records direct from Denmark
the first hour will be church music
and the balance mixed, including four
comical records. The last program
was heard from coast to coast. If you
listen in on the program Saturday il
is requested that you send a card Oh
letter to the station acknowledging
your appreciation. or send a telegram
or telephone message that same night
The Tune Twisters, local dance or
chestra, are presenting an entertain
ment and dance which will be hell
in the Askov ID. b. S. hall Frida.
(tOmorrow) night, at O'Clock 4
short one act play, Brown and thu
Agents. lasting about thirty-five min
utes, will be presented. and depict:
the life of a harassed husband Whose
wife buys from every salesman cal
ling at their home. There will als'
be presented pleasing musical novel
ties and specialties. The evening will
be terminated by lunch and dance
for which the Tune Twisters will rem
der several new numbers. For fur
Their particulars see ad elsewhere il
this issue and posters at various bust
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