Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-02-15
ASKOV

Viggo Jensen and Ludwig Madsen
were business callers in the Twin Cities
Tuesday.
The Rev. A. E. Frost left Tuesday for
Des Moines. Iowa. to attend meeting
OF the national board of the Danish
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Byron Olsen from
ST. Paul. visited at the home of his
parents from Saturday till Monday and
incidentally stayed for the Shrovetide
celebration.
Mrs Ludwig Madsen went to Superior
Saturday noon. Last night Mr.: Madsen
received the glad tidingS that Mrs. Mad
sen is at St. Mary's hospital where a
son was born to them yesterday.
Mrs. Ethel Nelson and two sons from
relatives in Minnesota, were in Askov
Monday and Tuesday for visit at the
home of her brother A. A. Latvala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mortensen and
.. Christensen went to New Ulm yes
terday morning for a visit with rela-
tives and principally to see Thue Chris
rather fast lately.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. A. Latyala and son
spent Saturday. Sunday and Monday at
the home of her parents at Gibbon.
While there Mr.. Latvala traded in his
Chevrolet coupe for 1884 Chevrolet
town sedan. The new 1894 car is a
nifty outfit with knee action front
wheels and built-in trunk.
The Askov Ladies' Aid will hold a
food sale sa IN the Assembly hall; Friday.
and lunch will be served at a small
charge. Everyone who wishes to do
nate something to the sale. can deliver
same to the Assembly hall. Ladies are
asked to bring cake. sandwiches. or
cream. Candy will also be accepted
The proceeds of this sale will be turned
Mr.. and Mrs. Niels b. Miller. Mrs.
Frede Stottrup. and Sigurd Stoviing
went wen to Minneapolis ca lis TUESDAY mornng
went medical examinations at the Uni
versity hospital and were pleased to
learn that their condition is much i'm
proved. Mr.. StOvrng went to the Vet
Grams hospital for medical attention
and was obliged to remain an extra
day or more; the others returned home
Clarence Morgensen went to Mime
apolis Saturday to make arrangements
for taking charge of a filling station
later and said he was going to accept
the proposition offered him. In con-
nection with the filling station he will
that he will come to Askov today and
pack up their household goods and then
move to the city by the end of the
filling station and garage business here
for some time and has host of friends
who will miss both him and his wife.
Ones loss is another's gain. and in this
instance Askov is the loser. The Amer
lean joins with friends here in wishing
Clarence, and Steve" the best of sue
Tuesday. Feb. 10. will go down in
Askov's history as the starting point of
an industry which has been desired for
many years and which has heretofore
failed. On that day there was placed
on sale. in a commercial way in the
Red & White. Askov Mercantile. and c.
r. Petersen stores "RobinshurSt" extra
quality tomatoes. Askov's canning fac
tory history has a rather dark past.
possibly for the reason that former at
tempts were made on too large scale.
"ROhlnShurSt' canned tomatoes
were put up by Mrs. Chris. Frederiksen
last summer from selected quality toma-
toes right from the garden. The pro-
duct has been tried and tested by many
and declared to be first class. Samples
have been submitted to the State Pure
Food Department and a commercial
canning license applied for. so as to
proceed on a bigger scale this summer.
Only a few hundred cans were put up
in this first pack. so the supply at the
local stores will not last very long.
The next time you need a can of toma-
toes just ask for the "Robinshurst"
brand.