Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-06-11
Bond Issue to be Voted Upon.

At the primary election Monday,
June Is, the voters in the village of
Askov will receive a special ballot on
which to express their favor or dis
favor to the proposition of issuing
bonds in the amount of $500 for the
purpose of resurfacing and reshaping
the so-called loop-road through the
village. Those in favor of the i'm
provement argue that the road lead
ing into the village from the west is
particularly dangerous and should be
widened out and resurfaced this sum-
mer so as to be reasonably safe; also
that the loss of one life is much cost
lier than the entire bond issue. Sec
ondly it is very desirable to have a
nice approach to the village from the
main highway, and of course when it
is once properly treated with black
top it will take many years before
there will be any maintenance cost.
1t is proposed to blacktop the loop
from the point where it leaves the
highway west of town and in through
Main street and to where it connects
with the highway again just north
of the creamery to make splendid
as we'll as a much needed improve
ment.
Werner B. johnson was business
caller in Minneapolis yesterday.
Clarence Morgensen was a business
caller in the Twin Cities the first of
the week.
Miss Wanda Mae Stistrup from Min
neapolis, came Sunday for a visit at
the H. P. Rasmussen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Madsen and son
of Minneapolis, were here Sunday for
a visit and to attend the double we'd
ding.
Mrs. Roy Browning and two chill
dren of Minneapolis, came Sunday for
visit mere, being guests at the Fred
Olesen home.
VIM. Olesen continues to navigate"
very carefully; he broke several ribs
several days ago while at his work in
the coop feed store.
Holger Buck went to Minneapolis
Tuesday to attend the last half of the
annual Midland coop meeting. He
went as a delegate from the local or
ganization.
j. c. Jensen and family returned
Tuesday evening from their visit at
Tyler and Lake Benton; they were
accompanied by Lester Bornhoft and
Miss Edna Nielsen.
Mrs. A. Madsen and Miss Ellen
Laursen will leave this afternoon on
a few weeks vacation trip to points in
California, going first to the home of
Mrs. Madsen's daughter in Los An
geles.
Emil FOgt has purchased a slightly
used Chevrolet town sedan from the
Service Garage, trading in his older
model. The Service Garage also sold
a used older model Chevrolet to Ing
ward Jensen.
Miss Bernice Koed went to Cen
turia, Wis, last week to attend the
wedding of Miss Emma Frokjer, which
took place there Saturday morning at
S o'clock; from there Miss Koed has
gone to Dawson for visit.
o. r. Keller and son, Roland, came
home Sunday; they are now at Wau-
kon, Iowa. Returning to their work
the first of the week Mrs. Keller and
Howard accompanied them and will
likely spend the summer there.
Mrs. Jens Christensen left Friday
for her home in Minneapolis after a
two weeks visit at the Arthur Olesen
home where she helped to care for
Mrs. G. p. Nielsen. Mrs. Nielsen is
very much improved at this time and
is now able to sit up part of the time
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunnar Mosbak and
son and Gust Larsen from Cable, Wis,
were here for weekend visit and to
attend the double wedding. From
here Mr.. Mosbak went to Minneapolis
to attend the annual Midland coop
meeting, he being delegate from his
home organization