Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-04-26
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Carl Miller and T. N. Thomson wer,
business callers in st. Paul yesterday
Alfred L. Nielsen and family visitet
with relatives in Cushing, Wis.,, Sun
day.
Miss Clara FOgt left Monday fol
Minneapolis. where she is now EN-
ployed.
Mrs. Chr. Krogh and son, Albert
were Minneapolis visitors a week ag'
Sunday.
Vernon E. Anderson visited at At
water and other points Saturday ano
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller and Ellen
and Axel Birkholm were visitors al
Midtown, Wis.,, Sunday.
Mrs Bendt Jorgensen returned home
yesterday noon from her four weeks
visit at Junction City, Oregon.
Hans C. Johansen returned from
Withee, Wis, the first of last week,
after a visit at the home of his son.
Miss Liela Chase returned to her
home in Minneapolis yesterday, after
a weeks visit at the Manford Nelson
home.
Mrs. Fred Jorgepsen went to Mime
apolis Wednesday of last week and
visited there until the first of this
week.
X. L. Lund and family have rented
the Chris Jensen chicken farm in the
north part of the village and are NOV
ing onto same.
Max Sebald from New Ulm. and
Jimmie Lorentz from Mankato, came
yesterday for visit at the home Of
the formers brother. c. Sebald.
X. L. Lund accompanied Axel Brus
to Hampton. Iowa, Tuesday, to visit
relatives. Mr. Brus will bring up
Rev. Strandskov's household goods.
Rasmus Petersen, assessor of Askov
village, and Julius Slot of Partridge
to attend the annual county assessors
meeting held in the court house.
Between the acts of the play. Look
in Lovely" Friday evening, Regina
Petersen's chorus of girls sang two
songs and Miss Evelyn Petersen made
her debut ON the piano by playing
two solos.
Emil JohanSen was in Minneapolis
Wednesday of last week and brought
home Miss Alfredo Christensen who is
here for a short visit at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clemmen
Christensen.
First class mail addressed to Mr..
Joe Pionk and Mr.. Louis Swan re-
mains unclaimed at the AskOv post Of
fee. Addressee is requested to call
for same at once or it will be re-
turned to the senders.
Leonard F. Dietz, well known to
several here, has entered politics in
his home town of Chatfield and was
recently elected alderman. Mr.. Dietz,
the son of Anton Dietz of this COM
munity, is a barber in the southern
Minnesota city and will also manage
the baseball team there this season.
Miss Medora Grandprey of the State
at the Hjalmar Petersen home Satur-
day and Sunday. Miss Grandprey and
Mr.. Petersen have recently announced
their engagement and the wedding is,
scheduled for the latter part of June
at the home of the formers parents
in Owatonna.
Mrs. Mac Lundsten and Miss Elsie
Kilstofte from Buffalo. and Miss Gud-
run Kilstofte from Mound, were home
for visit Saturday and Sunday. On
Saturday they and other members of
the Kilstofte family were in Duluth
to visit Mr.. Kilstofte at the hospital.
Mrs. P. P. Kilstofte went to Duluth
again yesterday to see the patient.
His condition was reported Saturday
as being somewhat improved.
An event which meant much to Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew ]. Larsen occurred
early Wednesday morning when their
first grandchild came to bless the
home of their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Larsen of
McGrath. The newcomer, a girl, was
born to Mrs. Larsen in the Moose Lake
Community hospital and weighs eight
and one-half pounds. The proud ia
Their is recently established barber
in McGrath.
Commencing Tuesday, May 1, the
rural mail routes out of Askov will
resume their regular schedule which
calls for leaving the post office at
1920 a. m. and to return approx
mately 1890. In order to have mail
go out on the route it must be in the
post office before 1910 a. m. All
mail from the forenoon train will go
out the same day as received; and all
first class mail collected on the routes
will be dispatched the same day that
it is collected.