Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-12-30
pioneer, honored on 81st birthday

pioneer, honored on 81st birthday
anniversary.
August 5-Miss Alice Albion, Fin
layson, united in marriage to Gordon
Mahle, ST. Paul.
Countrywide cooperative picnic
held in Kettle River park; Charles
Ommodt, new Commissioner of Agri-
culture, is main speaker.
Joseph James Moody, Cloverton,
dies; survived by wife and eight
children
Miss Adelaide Isaacson, Willow
River, and Roy Benson, Harmony,
married in Minneapolis.
Wedding vows unite Miss Dorothy
Severson and John Storebo, both of
Bruno.
Miss Lucille Monette and Harry S.
Olson, Bruno couple, exchange vows.
August 12-Congregation of Pine
City Methodist Episcopal church OBJ
serve 50th anniversary with three
day celebration.
John Henry Blasjo, aged Birch
Creek man, called by death.
Rosie Mary, small daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Adolph Soukup, Beroun,
killed by truck.
Mathis Protosewicz, Sturgeon Lake,
dies at age of 83.
Last rites held for Anton Wall
baum, Finlayson; was II years of
age.
Gustave Oscar Sandahl, Kingsdale,
laid to rest.
Mrs. c. L. Jones, Cloverton, sue
cumbs after long illness.
Countrywide flower show held in
Askov; Peter Resch, Pine City, is
judge
August 19-Rie mer Rypkema,
young Hinckley business man, sue
cumbs to cancer in Chicago.
Mrs. John Melancon, longtime
resident of Duquette, dies after ill
ness of Is months.
Miss Mildred Zigmant, Willow
River, weds Henry A. Robertson, Du-
luth.
Michael B. Hurley, Pine City at
torney, elected state commander of
American Legion.
Miss June Hammer, Bruno, and
James Nicalaw, Duluth, exchange
vows.
Miss Elsa Anderson and Alfred E..
Gunderson, Duquette couple, united
in marriage.
Sturgeon Lake defeats Pine county
all-stars IA to in exhibition game.
Lucille Nelson, Windemere, dies
after short illness; was only 18 years
old
August 26-DanieI Reinhold Eng
lund, Barnum, killed in auto crash
near Willow River; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Krantz and daughter, Askov, suffer
cuts and bruises in auto accident near
Askov.
Mrs. Andrew John Anderson,
Keene, laid to rest in Milaca.
Matt Parvey, aged Finlayson man,
called by death.
Fire destroys house and barn on
DR.. Greene farm east of Bruno; place
was occupied by Albert Osterkamp
and family.
J. D. DeMaris, Askov pioneer, dies
after two years illness.
John j. Sullivan, Saltwater peni-
tertiary warden, passes away unex-
pectedly; was a brother of Mayor
James E. Sullivan of Pine City.
Sept. 2-Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cum
derson, Moose Lake, honored on 10th
wedding anniversary.
Miss Thelma Peck, Kerrick, and
John H. Fiske, Oak Lake, united in
marriage.
Death claims Joseph Bartholomew
Dufeck, Mission Creek; was i'll six
years.
Mrs. William O'Conne1I, Sandstone,
laid to rest.
Sandstone and Hinckley hold har-
vest festivals.
Sept. 9-First Rutabaga festival
held in Askov; large crowd attends
Chancey G. Mills, Moose Lake, dies
at age of rs.
Mrs. Erick HamaIanien, Finlayson,
dies of heart attack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Lawrence,
Elbow Lake, celebrates 50th we'd
ding anniversary.
Kerrick holds 18th annual COM
munity fair.
Sturgeon Lake, Pine County Base
ball league champions, defeat Clo-
quet; will represent this region in
state tournament.
Sept. 16-Sturgeon Lake is run