Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-08-10
ASKOV


the proud parents of boy born Aug.
7th.
Miss Mildred Sandager and Melvin
Jensen returned Sunday evening from
Faribault, where they had visited rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Henriksen
were callers in Cumberland, Wis, last
Thursday. Mr.. Henriksen states that
the rutabaga crop in that vicinity is
good.
The Misses Edna and Irene Johnson
of Corvallis, Mont, visited last week
at the Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hansen
'(west) home on their way home from
the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johannes JOhansen
and children came Saturday from Ty-
Ter to visit at the o. r. Keller and Carl
M. Madsen homes. Mrs. JOhansen is
a sister of Mr.. Keller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Simonsgaard and
two sons, Henry and Kaj, left early
Wednesday morning for Chicago to
attend the Worlds Fair. and will also
visit with friends at other points.
Tony Espointour left Monday morn
ing for Dayton, Ohio, where he will
be engaged in the floral trade. Mr..
ESpointour has been employed inter-
mittently by the Ferndale Nursery.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Olson (nee
Dagmar Jensen) and son, Randolph.
of La Grange, ILL.,, came last Thurs
day evening for two weeks visit at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lars p. Jensen.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johansen and
children, and Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Carlson of Minneapolis, visited at the
Hans Johansen home Sunday. Mr..
Johansen and Mrs. Carlson are neph-
ew and niece of Hans Johansen.
Thorvald Andersen came Sunday
from Minneapolis, to spend the day
visiting at the parental Marinus An
dersen home. "Tubby" as he is bet
ter known to his friends, is employed
with Powers Department Store in
Minneapolis.
Niels B. Miller took his daughter,
Fylla, to the University hospital Tues
day. Miss Fylla is to have her ton
sis removed and Mr.. Miller is re-
naming in Minneapolis until she is
ready to come home. Viggo Miller is
substituting for his father on the milk
route.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Buck left Mon
day morning for st. Paul, where they
attended a nurserymen's convention
regarding the MIRA. From there they
continued on to Charles City, Iowa, t6
visit relatives. and will go to Madison
Wis. Enroute they plan to inspect
several nurseries.
Andrew Christensen and family
were in Duluth Sunday for a visit
with relatives and friends. While
there Mr.. Christensen got first HAND
Information on some of the actua
results of the MIRA such as eliminat
ing unfavorable working conditions
creasing payrolls.
The Misses Anna Rupp and Heller
Petersen together with two othe
young ladies of Hinckley and Rusl
City respectively. left Tuesday morn
ing for a trip along the North Shor1
drive. The young ladies will camp OF
the way and will possibly visit at Por
Arthur, Canada. They plan to return
the latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Sorensen an(
children left Saturday morning fol
Chicago, to attend the Worlds Fair
They will also visit at the home o.
his sister in Racine, Wis. They were
accompanied by Chris Lund and OF
the return trip will take Mrs. Lund
who has been visiting in Chicago fol
some time, back with them.
Mrs. Anton Hansen-Carlshoj wa
taken suddenly i'll Wednesday evenin,
of last week with an attack of gal
bladder collie. Friday she was takel
to the University hospital by DIR. A. L
Arends. At this writing the pains ar,
somewhat alleviated but it is under
stood that she will have to undergo al
operation in the near future. Her son
Henry Hansen of F1oodwood, was a
the hospital Sunday to visit her.
The list of names in the post offic
lobby showing the roll of members o
the National Recovery Act is as We
quite small due to the fact that tn
signed agreements by the employer
must be sent to headquarters in Min
neapolis and after being listed Their
due instructions are sent to the post
master before the names are posted il
the lobby. However a big majorit
of the business men have signed an
sent in their agreements and are nov
displaying the NRA cards. The ad
ministration urges the general publ
to get behind the movement and sup
port those concerns who display tn
sign.
Friends and neighbors gathered FIR
day at the Holden Hansen home t
help Mr.. Hansen celebrate his 85t
birthday anniversary. The day wa
spent in social way, visiting and e,
changing "reminiscences. Mr.. Hanse
was born Aug. 4, 184S, at Roddin;
Sonderjylland, Denmark, and came t
the United State in 1882. Mr.. an
Mrs. Hansen came to Askov in tn
fall of 1914 and have lived here sine
Mr.. Hansen looks and acts sever;
years younger than he is and til
same can be said for Mrs. Hansel