Askov American., 1933-04-06

Miss Vivian Sard of Moose Lake,
visited with Mrs. Jeppe Sorensen
Tuesday.
Ernest Madsen has recently sold out
his interests in the Pine Coop oil
business at Hinckley, and is for the
time being at home.
L. Byron Olsen left the first of the
week for st. Paul where he has Sc
cured temporary employment in the
state banking department.
Frank Patrick of east of Hinckley,
| was a caller in AskOv Monday and
while here spent short time visiting
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Man.
ford Nelson.
Thomas P. Mortensen came from
Minneapolis last week for visit at
the home of his father, Morten Nor
tensen. the latter being delayed in
starting for Granly until Sunday.
Commencing at once Carl Strand
void will officiate as local reporter
| for the American. He will handle all
the news in Askov and vicinity. Help
telling him the news.
Mrs. Christ Nielsen came last week
from ST. Paul to join her husband on
their newly acquired farm east of
town, Mr.. Nielsen has been here the
past month remodeling and redecOrat-
ing the interior Of the farm home.
Ray Jensen was dropped" from the
pay roll of the closed First State
Bank of Askov on April 1st, thus leav-
ing Mr.. Rotert alone in the institu-
tion. For the time being Ray will
serve as substitute clerk at the post
, office.
Chris. Frederiksen purchased the
barn on the former Gregersen farm
some time ago from Chr. Morgensen.
Mr.. Frederiksen and his boys and Ar
thur Olesen have taken the structure
down and are now hauling the lumber
out to the Frederiksen farm.
Word comes from officials in St.
Paul that feed loans may be granted
to farmers in desperate need and VINO
can not obtain feed on credit or bOr-
row money in any other way to get
feed or hay. The local committee in
charge is Chris, Frederiksen, A. Gra-
vesen, and Svend Petersen.
Elmer Morgensen terminated his
connection with the Standard Oil Co.
at the filling station here the 1st or
April. Hans Koed, owner of the sta
ton, has taken over all the supplies
and equipment and for the time being
the station is managed by Arthur An
dersen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Niels Hede and Gott-
fred Berggreen came Monday from
Minneapolis and have been busy since
fixing up the house on the farm just
vacated by John Hatleli. Mr.. Hede
and family plan on getting ready to
move here next week and take posses
| sion of the farm.
Returning from Minneapolis Satur-
| day AXel Brus was accompanied by
Godfrey Jorgensen and had along a
load of Mrs. p. JOrgensens household
| goods. Mrs. Jorgensen will move into
her home now occupied by the Emil
|
divided so as to make separate living
quarters for the two families.
| Mr.. and Mrs. V. S. Petersen and
children came from Minneapolis and
spent Sunday at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Petersen, who
celebrated their fortieth wedding an
niversary on that day. The official
date of the anniversary is April and
on that day friends and neighbors
called at the Petersen home again.
A group of baseball fans met in the
American Legion hall Monday night
and organized baseball club for the
coming year. Thorvald Jensen was
reelected president of the club and
LauritZ j. Petersen was chosen secre-
| tary-treaSurer. A. M. SimOnSen was
again chosen to represent the team as
director to the Pine County Baseball
League. 1t was decided at the meet
ing to enter the league.
Albert Andersen and family have
moved onto the Carl G. F. Jorgensen
farm; Mr. and Mrs Holger Dixen have
moved onto the Eckberg farm vacated
by the Andersen family; and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Chr. Dixen have moved back
to their old farm vacated by Holger
Dixen. Carl Dixen is at home with
his felix's and the Soren Jensen farm
vacated by Carl has been rented by
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward DietZ, who with
their little girl came to Askov with
their household goods, etc., from Bel.
lingham the first of April. Mr.. Diet
is son of Anton j. DietZ and Mrs
Dietz a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
J. J. Krogh.