Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-04-08

Mrs. A. G. Danielson was Duluth
passenger Tuesday.
P. p. Kilstofte was Minneapolis
passenger Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Haviland returned the
first of the week from an extended
visit in Duluth.
Geo. NJ Christilaw went to St. Paul
today to attend a conference in the
highway department.
Miss Valborg Jensen was taken to
Minneapolis yesterday morning for an
appendicitis operation.
Mrs. Mae Webb of Mound. was here
from Friday till Monday visiting at
the Paul n. Froker home.
E. o. johnson left the first of the
week for medical examination at the
Veterans hospital, Minneapolis.
Norman Jensen and family have
moved onto the former Andrew Chris
tensen place, southeast of town.
Uffe Strandskov has rented the old
Soren Andersen farm, north of town.
and moved onto same last week.
Miss Emma Bender who has been
staying at the Geo. NJ. Christilaw
home, leaves today for her home at
New Ulm.
John Jensen and family. six miles
east of town, have moved onto the
former Hans Rasmussen farm, three
miles east of town.
Henry Hyldahl left Sunday for
Cleveland, Ohio, from which point he
will again start his summers work on
one of the Great Lakes boats.
Rev. Ottar Jorgensen and family
from Cedar Falls. Iowa. came Monday
for visit at the home of Mrs. Jorgen-
sens parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. S. Peter
sen.
In spite of cold weather, snow fur
ries, frost, ETC., Mr.. Robin has put in
his appearance and assures US that
real spring weather is just around the
corner.
Anker H. Petersen and Johan Sor-
ensen were at the Northeast Expert
ment station, near Duluth, Tuesday to
attend part of the four-day annual
conference.
blclL nave UlONctt
onto the Mrs. Alfred Larsen farm, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Rasmussen have
moved onto the Hermansen Bros. farm
just vacated by Ed Dietz.
The delegation from here to the
Peoples Lobby in St. Paul Monday
did not turn out to be as large as was
anticipated. However, one school bus
was filled and made the trip.
Miss Made Holly from Bagley,
came the first of the week and has
taken over the teaching position in
the local high school left vacant by
the resignation of Miss Huldah Film
Rudolph Bagge has recently pur-
chased a 22-36 Mccormick eering
tractor and pillow outfit and is now pre-
pared to do breaking, blowing and
other field work that can be done with
a tractor.
The regular quarterly meeting OF
the Danish Lutheran congregation
will be held Monday evening in the
church basement to which everyone
is invited. There will be refresh
ments after the meeting.
Reinhardt Jensen returned home
Sunday evening from solvang. Calf,
where he has been employed since
last September. Reinhardt had the
delicate" job of being caretaker of
approximately 1000 chickens.
The Partridge township supervisors
were not lonesome at their meeting
Monday in the town hall. They had
advised those seeing road work to APP
pear and it appeared that there were
plenty of seekers. julius Slot has
been selected as chairman of the
board.
The committee in charge of the
English Ladies Aid supper and sale
Friday evening. April 9, in the church
basement, announces that everything
is in readiness for the event. They
wish to dispose of as many tickets as
possible in advance so they will know
how many to prepare for.