Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-04-27
ASKOV

Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Sorensen
were callers in Minneapolis Wednes-
day.
Chris Jensen of Jewell, Iowa, ar
rived here Monday to transact bust
ness for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sophus Petersen ana
sons. Chresten and Winton, of Super
ior, spent Sunday at the Ludwig Mad
sen home.
Hjalmar Petersen returned Monday
from st. Paul, after having completed
his duties in the 1888 session OF the
state legislature.
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred l.. Nielsen
drove to Cushing, Wis, Wednesday.
taking the formers mother, Mrs. L.
p. Nielsen, there to visit with rela-
tives.
The infant daughter OF Principal
and Mrs. Vernon E. Anderson was
baptized Sunday afternoon by the Rev.
A. f. Frost. She was christened Mary
Margaret
Commencing Monday, May 1, the
rural carriers from the Askov post
office will resume their regular sched-
ule of leaving the office at 1890 a. m.
instead of a. m.-PostmaSter.
Harold Dietz has completed ar
rangements whereby he will take over
the barber shop at Bruno. Commend
ing this week he will be there on
Fridays and the Askov shop will be
closed on that day.
Holger Bergen of Chicago. came
here Monday together with load OF
furniture and he and his family will
live temporarily on the S. Chr. Dixen
place until he has erected buildings
on his land north Of town.
Plans are being made to have the
next and last Parent Teachers meet
ing on Friday, May 26. On this night
the annual election of officers will
take place and a program, as will be
announced later, will be given.
Paul N. Frokjer drove to Duluth
Tuesday afternoon to bring back p.
p. Kilstofte who had been under OBJ
servation and treatment at the st.
Mary's hospital for the past ten days.
His condition is somewhat improved.
Leo Larsen went to Minneapolis
Monday to bring back Sigrid Larsen
and Olga Petersen who had been at
the University hospital for examina-
ton. Wednesday ]. r. Petersen took
Olga there for further examination
DR.. A. l. Arends recently purchased
a 1893 Chevrolet coach, trading in his
coupe on the deal. DOC" felt that
his old steed had served him we'll for
a long time so decided to let it spend
the rest of its days in more leisure
- occupation.
Jens Abrahamsen was taken ill dur
ing the past week with gall bladder
trouble and was taken to the Un1ver
sity hospital in Minneapolis Wednes'
day night by DR.. A. L. Arends. Al
operation will possibly be performed
within a few days.
Rasmus Petersen of the local Rel
and White store, has rented the Pau
Frokjer residence and will move hi
family into same about June 1. Thu
A. G. Danielsons are also going t
move and they will rent the Louis F
Jensen home, taking possession abou
May 10.
Leo Nielsen of Minneapolis, an
Morris Nielsen Of Springfield, Ill
spent the weekend here visiting wit
their mother. Mrs. c. P. Nielsen, an
other relatives and friends. Leo re
turned to Minneapolis Monday, an
Morris went to Marshall where
will be employed.
Anton Sebald of Sandstone, who
soon to be employed at the local For
garage, was here Sunday at whic
time he made arrangements to rel
the Mrs. C.. P. Nielsen residence. TIL
Sebalds will take possession abor
the home of her son-in-law an
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Olesel
The Askov Baseball club is spOr
soring a dance to be held at the
B. S. hall Friday night, May 5. TIL
boys are endeavoring to raise funG
with which to meet expenses of the
organization and they hope a lare
crowd will be in attendance. Sho
your loyalty to the team by buying
ticket and boosting for the boys. FL
further particulars see ad elsewhel
in this issue.
Edward DietZ who lives one mi
north and four miles east of Asko
had the misfortune of having a CO
kick him while he was approachir
the "critter" in preparation to mill
ing her. The cows hoof landed 9
Edwards leg, spraining the knee ar
he was pushed against the side
the stall where projecting nail el
tered his leg. He is mending rapid
and should be able to resume h
farming duties in short time.