Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-08-16
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ming for Minneapolis, where she has
secured employment
Mrs. Peter Hojrup of Minneapolis,
visited here Saturday and Sunday at
the j. r. Petersen and Fred F. Han
sen homes.
Miss Sarah Glenn of Bovey, who
came for the Petersen-Clem wedding,
is remaining for weeks visit at the
A. Gravesen home.
Mrs. Elmer Hansen and baby left
week ago Sunday for Junction City,
Ore, to join her husband who has
been there for some time.
Mrs. A. G. Danielson and the Misses
Genevieve and Idamae, Mrs. Jens X.
Hyldahl, and Holger Mortensen were
callers in Duluth Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Bertel Fisher and Mr..
and Mrs. John Dietz returned Tues
day from Minneapolis, where they had
visited for few days with their chill
dren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angel Iversen and
Martin Nielsen of Minneapolis, were in
Askov over the weekend on business
relative to the old peoples home,
"DanebO.''
Louis p Jensen and family from
near Mortified, were in Askov from
Saturday till Monday visiting at the
home of his brother, j. c. Jensen, and
other relatives.
George S. Haviland and John Balich
of the state survey crew are enjoying
their annual vacation this week which
they are spending with their wives
and relatives in Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Sorensen We're
in Candy one day last week. taking
Mrs. VIM. L. Smith out there on
business trip. Mr.. Smiths daughter
and son were also along on the trip.
]. C. Berg. the bridge contractor,
has rented the Louis P. Jensen resi-
dence, now occupied by the A. G..
Danielson family and will move into
same as soon as the DanielsOn family
moves into their newly acquired
home, which it is expected will be
about September 1.
Miss Sigrid Jensen is taking a
weeks vacation from her duties as
clerk in the post office, during which
time Ray Jensen is taking her place.
The Misses Helga and Sigrid Jensen
left the first of the week for a visit
with friends in the vicinity of Luck.
Wis, their former home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Henriksen
were business visitors in Cumberland,
Wis, Monday. Mr.. Henriksen reports
that the rutabagas there are little
farther advanced than they are here,
but that they need rain badly right
now. They commenced shipping at
about the same time as here.
A meeting will be held in the As
sembly hall Thursday night, Aug. %,
at o'clock for the purpose of discus
sing the means of continuing English
services in the local church and how
to increase the support for the
church. The meeting will also work
out a plan to present to the church
board in order that efforts may be
made in their call for another min
lister to get one who can both serve
the English as well as the Danish
congregation. An English committee
will possibly be chosen to work to-
ward fuller and better church support
CllO ALI III Lille COIllllull-
ity, whether they be members of the
church or not, are urged to be present
and lend their support.
The crew at Kettle River park have
made several fine improvements there
lately, among the new features are a
skyline path leading to the top of
the rocks at high landing, two boat
ole 10 rir hot
tom for bathing beach, clearing for
a kittenball diamond, and the con-
struction of one way road from the
center of the park back to the main
entrance. In addition to the contri-
buttons previously mentioned the fol-
lowing have been listed this week:
Labor or
Cash Material
A. NJ. SimOnSen ......S $500
Tony Sebald ......... LOO
A. HenrlkSen 1000
Rasmus Petersen 80. 100
Edward Schultz ...... rs
good sized audience attended the
drouth meeting in the D. B. S. hall
Friday evening called by the local
L al HlCIo IlOiludy uill. NNoli IhbNoSh
officiated as chairman in the absence
of Chris. Frederiksen who has been
ill lately. o. H. Brekke of Pine City,
was present and explained the method
and procedure for securing drouth re-
lief; new applications will be neces-
sary and it is expected that the neces-
sary blanks will soon be available
here. Present plans call for the set
ting up of an office in the village
where two local girls will fill out the
applications, and in addition to these
there will be local board of five men
who will check on the eligibility OF
the applicants. The officers of the
local Farmers Holiday unit will make
the necessary local appointments. II
was also thought that another carload
of feed could be secured on last years
application. Some of the truck strik.
ers from Minneapolis also spoke at the
meeting, soliciting support for their
cause.
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