Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-05-18
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the first shipment of pike fry Monda.
and released them at Little Pine lake
Mrs. William DeGroff returned Fri
day from Hutchinson, where she was
called at the death of her sister {
week ago.
Harold Manske of Chicago. came
Wednesday of last week to occupy hi'
farm near Pine Lake. which is par
of the former Garrett place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted FransOn and tive
sons of Duluth, spent Mothers day a
the home of their parents, DIR. an(
Mrs. w. T. Pearson.
Miss Hazel Hoglund came home
from the State University to spen(
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
c. j. Hoglund. They were dinner
guests at the Anton Faudskar home
and Monday morning Mr.. Hoglund took
Miss Hazel to Minneapolis, also ac-
companied by his nephew. Leonard
Faudskar. and niece, Gladys Faudskar
They returned Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Lingren and Mr.
and Mrs. w. NJ. Englund of Bruno
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wickner
and family of Lake Eleven, were Sun
day afternoon callers at the Anton
Faudskar home.
c. j. Hoglund finished saving logs
last week and as he sold his saw, will
discontinue that part of the work he
has done for so long. He will operate
the planning mill as usual. however.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mackey and
sons, Waino and Armas, of Bondville.
Vermont, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lauri
Lehto and son, Toivo, of Kinney, came
Friday to visit at the Herman Mack
home. The ladies are sisters and are
nieces of Mr.. Mack. The Lehto fam
lily left Sunday but the Mackey family
remained until Tuesday. The Mackey
and Mack families were all guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wallio Sunday
evening.
Howard Norback, a student at Dun
woody Institute, spent Mothers day at
his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Gray moved
their household goods to Robbinsdale
Saturday Mr.. Gray will remain here
until dIt6T commencement,
with Francis and Albert Kaeder.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carter, grand
parents of Mrs. Dave Samuelson, stop
ped here Friday while enroute from
Racine, Wis, to her home at Devils
Lake, N. d.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ward and family
of Meadowlands, came Saturday to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Ward,
and will shortly move onto the Gard
ner farm northwest of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Winstade of
Washington, d. c., called on a few
old friends, namely, Mrs. Edburg, Mr..
and Mrs. Bowers, and Mr.. and Mrs
week. Mrs. Winstade was formerly
Miss Roxie Baker, and she and heI
husband are visiting her brother, Wv
len Baker and family near Hinckley.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Carman and Mr.
and Mrs. c. L. Smith were guests
Saturday evening of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Srok, west of Pine Lake.
Mrs. Schwartzbauer and children
Simon, Martha and Ardilla, spent
Wednesday evening of last week al
the Holl home at Rhine Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Art ChristiansOn o.
st. Paul. accompanied by the former:
sister and her friend from New York
called at the George Whitman home
Friday afternoon.
The Pine River baseball team los
by a score of to in hard fought
game with Sandstone team Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Munson of North
field, has been visiting at the joe
Koenings home for the past week.
Mrs. Dave Samuelson and Gladly!
Faudskar drove to Hinckley Saturda.
to the Minnesota Gardens, where the!
procured Mothers day flowers.
Paul SchwartZbauer, accompanied
by Elsie KOivuniemi, drove to Waiver
ly Saturday, and visited at the home
of Elsie's sisters, Mrs. Olga LauZe
and Mrs. Helia Lauzer. Miss Hid;
Koivuniemi, who had been visiting
there for several weeks, returned will
them.
Several relatives and neighbOr
gathered at the Marcus Norlund hOm'
Sunday night to give a house warm
ing for Mr.. and Mrs. Gust johnson
who have taken over the Norlun'
farm. Mr.. Johnson. who works in The
cities, was here for a weeks visit
After a pleasant social evening, luncl
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Bowers attende,
an American Legion supper at Nc
Grath Saturday night.
Miss Celia KOrpi and Grant Hide
brandt of Beroun, were week-en,
guests of the latter's parents at North
field.
Mrs. Mike Harry and August Schie
Ter drove to Minneapolis Monday, re
turning at night with plants for tn
new rock garden, which with othe
improvements will make Harry
Lodge more charming than ever. Mrs
Harry called on her sister, Mrs. Lyons
and found her little better than las
week.
Miss Mary Schieler spent severa
days last week with her sister, Emma
at Harty's Lodge.