Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-04-20
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the man who rODDed the flrSt state
Bank last fall. The man has also
confessed of twice robbing the Wright
bank, the last time being on st. Pat
rick's day.
Grant Hildebrandt, who was
dumped" last week is now at Beroun
and the new station agent, VIM. Maui
min and family are here, having
moved into the house across from the
depot recently vacated by the Nystrom
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Nystrom and
family moved to Groningen last
Thursday and Mr.. Nystrom will drive
back and forth to his work here at
the cream station in Doty's store.
The auction of the c. A. Paulson
farm goods was attended Saturday by
a record crowd and everything sold
quite we'll Mr.. and Mrs. Paulson are
leaving for Mr.. Paulson's brothers
farm near Annandale, where the three
brothers will operate the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Macarthur and
family moved onto their small farm,
where Mr.. Macarthur has been put
ting up a house and barn this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Christopherson
moved last Thursday from the Mum
son house to the farm vacated by the
Macarthur family.
There seems to be decided hay
shortage in the county and many
farmers are having to buy hay now.
1.-THE warm weekend is making the
frost come out of the ground with
Il, .n hn Try
where road maintenance is not kept
up regularly.
Arly Haas, farmer living on No.
5 road west of here, had the misfor-
tune Friday to have his left hand
caught in the saw-mill which was
being operated on his farm. He was
rushed to DR.. Parsons office, where
it was necessary to amputate all of
the hand except the thumb.
Victor DeYoung. accompanied by
Philip and Ernest Anderson and a
friend, drove here from Minneapolis
I'd scent Easter day with Mrs. Arne
Anderson
Lydia Carlson, who had spent the
Easter vacation at home, returned to
Duluth Teacher College Monday. Miss
Esther Olson of Sandstone, was her
guest Sunday.
Oscar Koivuniemi returned to Carl
ton College, Mortified. Monday. Leo
nard Faudskar left Monday for his
school work at Mankato and Glen
Arth went to Minneapolis Monday,
going Tuesday to Collegeville to st.
Johns University. Bill Arth returned
to the same school Monday, all these
young men having visited at their re-
spective homes during the Easter va
cation.
Mrs. c. A. Bowser left Saturday for
a two weeks visit with her three
daughters, Mrs. Barbara Stone, in
MINNEAPOLIS, Mrs. Ada Meidlinger
Wood Lake, and Mrs. Edith Frye
Mankato. She took little Judith Frye
who had spent the winter with hel
grandparents, to her home.
The Vincent Laska family are prac
tically recovered from their seige o
measles and will be out of quaran
tine Thursday.
Mrs. Leo Mack, Mrs. John Wiljak
kala and Mrs. Ed Hautala called OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigrid Walenjus Frida
afternoon.
Aleric Sironen and Harold johnson
were callers Friday afternoon at tn
Jack Koski home.
Mrs. Anna Nelson, who has KEEP
house for Mrs. Arne Anderson tn
past winter, returned to her home i
Groningen Sunday and Mrs. Yetter
now housekeeper for Mrs. Anderson
The Misses June and Elsie Kiosk
Annie Pahkala and Lydia Lungre
accompanied Frank Peterson fror
Minneapolis Saturday evening. Tn
girls spent Sunday at their respectiv
homes returning to the city that eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Albion an
Roy and Astrid were callers Sunda
afternoon at the c. A. Ballou home
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Granville an
daughters, Dorothy and Vivian, cam
from Proctor to spend Easter at tn
Hugo Wickstrom home. When the
returned, Jack Dumphy, who ha
spent the week here, returned wit
them.
Mrs. Earl Blomquist and son, jim
ME, of Superior. came Wednesday
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hug
Wickstrom. Mrs. Blomquist speI
part of the time in the Twin Cite
returning home Monday morning.
Mrs E. M. Arth accompanied Me-
DANES H. E. and V. f. Shafer to
Paul Wednesday of last week.
Mandus Nyberg and son, Mandu
Jr.. and daughter, Irene, moved
their newly remodeled home in San,
stone last week. The young Peep
will drive back and forth to scho
until the term is over.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carman ar
three children of Virginia, spent fro
Friday until Monday visiting at IL
Ed Buggie home. Sunday afternot
Mr. and Mrs. Carman and two daug
tiers and Mr.. and Mrs. Buggie Gale
at the Dave Fortier home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Belling al
family spent Sunday afternoon at Il
August Vogt home, enjoying supp
there and staying for the evening.
Betty Mae Peterson spent the vac
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