Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-12-30
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Johansen
Askov, celebrate 50th wedding ami
versary; observance of date delayed
several weeks because of illness ir
family.
Commissioner and Mrs. j. S. Pat.
rick, Hinckley, are married so years
Pine County Baseball league hole
annual meeting and elect officers.
April 22-Mrs. Ernest Holznagel
Sandstone, called by death; leave:
husband and seven children.
Mrs. Chester Beck, formerly OF
Rutledge, dies in Duluth hospital.
Robert Donald Anderson, three
months old son of Mr.. and Mrs Mel
vim Anderson, Rutledge, succumbs te
pneumonia.
Full time county agent assured by
action of Pine county board of COM
missiOners.
April 29-Mrs. Francis c. Baker
and Mrs. Alfred Grant killed in auto
crash near Harris; six others also
injured in same accident.
Max McMillin appointed as full
time county agent for Pine county
Andrew Peter Carlson, Sandstone
farmer, passes away; was 70 years
of age.
First National Bank of Sandstone
being remodeled; new alarm system
more storage room in vault, better
office space and other improvements
make for finer institution.
The 1887 session of the Mime
sofa state legislature comes to close
special session called for May "a.
May 6-Miss Fylla Miller and Carl
c. Paulsen, Askov, exchange VOWS
Earl M. Wilson succeeds E. B.
Linsley as postmaster of Willow
River; Mr.. Linsley had been in post
office there for past % years.
Mrs. Daniel Nelson, Bruno, cele-
brates 92nd birthday anniversary; a
brother, Emil Larson, age 81, of
Sandstone, visit her that day.
Miss Martha Adamczak becomes
bride of Peter Chic in ceremony in
Sturgeon Lake.
Mrs. Warren Shute, Duxbury, laid
to rest.
Fire destroys John Jaros store and
Art Liljedahl home in Rutledge.
May 13-Miss Sigrid Larsen and
Emil E. Johansen, Askov pair, be-
come man and wife.
Edward Halva purchases Willow
River Mercantile stock from Albert
Klatt.
Sturgeon Lake defeats Kettle River
7 to in exhibition baseball game.
George E. Leach and Kenneth Hay
craft nominated for mayor of Min
neapolis in primaries.
May 20-Pine County Baseball
League begins new season with Rut-
ledge, Sturgeon Lake and Willow
River winning opening games.
Mrs. Walter Hiatt, former Bruno
resident, laid to rest in Minneapolis
Mrs. Mathilda Chellstrom, formerly
of Denham, dies in Duluth at age
of rs. ~- -.. vc..~4 ..~.., ...- %
Anton Hansen, Askov farmer, sue
sumbs to heart disease.
Mrs. Lena Thorne, Sandstone, dies
in Minneapolis; interment made in
w. P. Hogan, Kerrick, severely in
jured when car hits parked truck;
Mrs. Hogan and two sons also cut and
bruised.
Louis Eibon, former Sandstone boy,
killed at Fort Peck dam project in
Montana
Mrs. Charles Beckman, wife of Pine
county game warden, called by death.
Miss Sigrid Jensen and Carl K.
Larsen, both of Askov, become man
and wife.
Miss Joyce Larson, Brook Park,
weds Elmer Cruzan, Elk River.
May 27-Mrs. William Holz, Sand
stone, laid to rest; was former Askov
resident.
Tri-county music festival held in
Moose Lake with many school stu
dents taking part.
Special session OF Minnesota state
legislature opens.
Mrs. Charles bosch, ST., FinIay-
son, passes at age of II.
Thieves enter Sandstone Coopera-
tive creamery and steal $40.
June 3-Theodofe Gustafson, Dell
Grove, kills self with shotgun.
Land O'Lakes District No. 2 holds
annual meeting in Milaca.
Mrs Nellie Williamson White,
Hinckley, takes own life by shooting;
had been ill for long time.
Miss Sylvia Uhlir, Willow River,
becomes bride of Alfred Broz, Pine
City.
June 1O-Emanual Larson, Pine
county pioneer, dies in home of son,
Albin, in Sandstone; was 81 years
old.
Miss Elma Kari becomes bride of
John Pahkala, both of Elbow Lake
community near Finlayson.