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MURIO e L
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER
Ell VIEJO

Ormond Beach, Florida, Ma
yo PA la edad de SO amos
una enfermedad del coraz6n lie
produjo aver la muerte en- su
Residential invernal "The Case
ments", al millionaire John D.
Rockefeller Ell viejo, fiundador
de grandes empresas petroleras.
La muerte le sorprendi6 a las
,05 de la madrugada del do
mingo y la produjo, segun ell DR..
Harry L. Merryday, ell endure
cimiento de los mdsculos del CO.
raz6n.
Como a las 2 de la madrugada
Sc levant6 y dijo unas palabras
a John H. Yordi, su ayuda de
que puso la CANA en- un
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nivel fas alto. Rockefeller en-
pez6 su carrera de millionaire
ganando $3.50 a la semana.
lei cadaver sera llevado a Po-
cantico Hills, Tarrytown, N. Y.
y despues Sc lie dara sepultura
en- Cleveland.
Oficiara ell Rsv. Harry Emer-
son Fosdick, pastor de la Iglesia
Riverside. Ning1n miembro de
Ia familia del anciano Sc halla-
iba presente en- ell acto.
Rockefeller, seg1n sus pa
negiristas, habia hecho DONATE
vos para obras de Investigation
cientifica, ETC., por valor de
mas de $500, 900, 900.
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Cornpania Infantil

Encomendada al conocido y
popular actor, Sr. Ramon Fer
nandez, (Panoyo), la lorna
ci6n de la Companfn Infantil
del Centre Asturiano, esta CO.
menzara a actuar dentro de
POGO tempo, ash que ell exper-
to director considere a sus di-
minutes artistas en- condicio-
mes de presentar la primera
obra, que sera 'Las Corsarias"
a satisfaction del p1blico.
Ell hecho de haber sido selec
cionado ell Sr. Fernandez para
la direction de esta nueva Com
panfa, no sorprendera a nadie
va que la labor de "Panoyo"
" sus conocimientos en- ell arte
de Thalia fueron siempre bien
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La fiesta del
Optinnist Club

Sc ultiman los preparativos
para la gran fiesta que ell OPP
timist Club dara ell dfa s del
pr6ximo mes de JUNO en- Ell CO.
nocido Moulin Rouge, a Ia
salida del t~erraplen de Pal :
metto.
Sera una fiesta monumental.
Algo extraordinario, jamas Wis
to en- Tampa, de acuerdo con
nuestros i~nformantes, j6venes
enthusiasts de la MODERNISM y
nacional association Optimiss
Club.
Mas detalles habremos de
ofrecer en- ell future.
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Ell Picnic de los
Leoles de America

iQu@ niserias las de la que
rra!... Contemplated con aten-
ia mirada La felicidad de los nj
nos v ninas integrantes de la
Secci6n Juvenil de la Logia Ca
balleros Leales de America" en-
el parque LA Columna", aver
tarde, con sus padres al lado,
aplaudiendo sus marchas Y sus
cantos en- el salon de bale, re-
cordamos la orfandad de los cua
tro mil ninos espanoles desem-
BARBADOS en- ell refugio de South
ampton, Inglaterra, Ell pasado
sabado, y Sc ahuyento Ell regocl-
10 que en- mi alma habfa desper
tado 4 encuentro de buenos y
antiguos amigos, y ell magnhico
arroz con polio engullido.
Considerable Y "consciente"
la naturaleza respect Ola algeria
de los ninos, y conteniendo la
Nuvia en- los limites del parque,
cargo para otros lugares sus plo
mizas nubes. Esfuerzo mllagro-
SC lie "a naturaleza, que Sc apre
clio por todos los que, SECURES
del chaparr6n que Sc venia en-
Gina, habian cargado para el
interior de la glorieta con sus
platos de vituallas.
Llovi6 a torrentes fuera del
parque; pero en- Ell interior de
sus contornos, Ell frescor del
aqua solamente, con algunas
"expatriadas" gotas.
La fiesta, por tanto, result6
favorecida en- vez de perjudica-
da, pudiendose llevar a cabo las
carreras en- saco para ni1os y
nifas que result6 muy ANNA
da, asi como los otros entreteni-
mientos que lie siguieron y, a la
nora de comenzar la orquesta
sus tocatas, lucia resplandecien
te en- Ell cielo eel astro rev., dis
parando hacia terra sus mas
ibrillantes rayos.
FL parque continuaba llenan-
dose d. p1bIico a medida que a.
vanzaba la tarde y al anochecer
ell gentio era de apreciar. La gal
ia, la m~elanc6lica y. planidera
gaita, no cesaba en- sus lamen-
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Tn Enlace
Ell pasado sabado Sc unieron
en- matrimonio la gentil Srta.
Elena Gonzalez, hija de los es
timados esposos Jose v Maria
Gonzalez, que residen en- Ell
1905 Once avenida, Y ell apues-
to galan Ramon Longo, del nu-
nero 1905 Gale Is.
Comparecieron ante ell Nota
rio Sr. Sergio Alfonso, en- su
Residential 937 Once avenida.
quien les uni6 ante los testi-
Cos Sra. Hermelinda Ochoa y
Srta. Rosa Gonzalez, hermana
de la novia.
Eel acto fue en- la intimidad
por estar un tanto delicada de
salud la novia.
= Para ellos va nuestro deseo
de una eterna luna de miel.
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apreciados por todos los dilet-
tantis.
En- ell dfa de hoy comenza-
ran los trabajos con la selec :
ci6n del personal, como primer
paso. de entire ell grupo de mas
de cincuenta aspirantes.
Conforme vaya tomando
,cuerpo la formation de la nue.
va Compania Infantil, nos com
tplaceremos en- dar informes al
p1blico.
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De Viaje
En- ell vapor Cuba, de la Pc
ninsular & Occidental S. S. Co
e4abarc6 para la Habana aver
ell muy querido presidente de
la decana sociedad Centre Es-
panol, Sr. Ramon Fernandez
Rey.
Ell objeto de su viaje a la
Habana esta relacionado con
la adquisici6n de rama de la
nueva cosecha para su impor-
tante manufacture de West
Tampa.
A despedir al Sr. Rey fue
ron al puerto varios de sus In
limos amigos, que desearon al
caballeroso viajero una feliz
travesfa.
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lencomdnguia, donde las 40
pas vascas tienen mas de una
Inca de defensas. Sc ha confir-
mado la noticia de que ell genev
raj Mangini, comandante du-
rante la ofensiva insurgente en-
GUadalajara, manda las fuerzas
~italianas en- la costa norte.
Los aViadores alemanes ca
pitan Kienzle y teniente Schulze
Planck, condenados a muerte,
fueron defendidos ante ell tri-
bunal del pueblo por un aboga-
do vasco, que pidi6 clemencia
para ellos. Ell jurado, compues-
to por 16 ciudadanos, les decla-
re culpable a los cinco minutes
de deliberaci6n. La defensa pr
di6 una segunda votaci6n Y re-
suite 10 mismo que la primera.
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sos y hailes a los que amantes
del terruno trataban de olvidar,
por unos instances, las desyentu
ras que lie qfligen.
La obTk df espahof$aci6H
que persikue II gran LogA Ca
balleros Eeales de America en-
este rinE6n apartado del mum
do, Sc lleva a cabo contra wien
to Y marea.
Los ninos refugiados ensIn-
glaterra, adoptados Ror fami-
las o recluidos en- orfelinatos,
olvidaran hasta ell idioma de
sus padres y la gratitud y Ia
consideration les llevara a que
rer mas que a la suya a la tie
IRA de sus benefactores; pero
en- Tampa ell amor a Espana per
durara por siglos.
La invitaci6n de un amable
amigo, Carlos Menendez, pre-
sidente del Centre Asturiano,
que accompanied de JESUS Fer
nandez Y compaieros del Pc
riodismo me habfan rodeado,
me abstrajo de mis- filosofias y
despues de un par de libacio-
mes olvidado habia mis- roman
ticos pesares.
Miranda hacia Ell espacio a.
zul, donde lucia ell sol esplen-
doroso recite una de las escep-
ticas octavas de Espronceda:
oOcsmos en- fin. La cdstaiIns sseFa
brIlla bahada en- Iuz; bella 90 Ia vida,
sQul6n q parar aIcanzs Ia oarrera
del mundo ,%snslosO que 81 placer convIda1..
Briiia radIante oil sol; Ia primayera
los osmpos pInta en- Ia estacI6n florida,
Tru6quess en- risa MI dolor ~profundo,
que hays un cad&vsr mas, 9Qu6 importa al
(mundof
Despues, v como despedida,
me entretuve en- anotar NOM
bres de conocidos que pasaban
cerca de mi:
Alfredo Gonzalez, que anna
blemente me devolvi6 al no.
gar; Severino Quintanilla, Ce-
ferino Lado, DIR. Santiago Pa
niello, DIR. Abelardo Mario
rell; Director de La Gaceta,
Sr. Victoriano Manteiga; Ami
ceto Faza y Sra; DR.. Carlos
Barba Y Sra, Antonio Vale,
Jose Cortes y Sra, Ruben Fa-
belo, Srta. Vicenta Longo, Rel
ma del Centre Asturiano; Pillar
Farfante, Pepfn Escalante,
Marcial Rosales, Gerardo Ci-
garran, Jose r. Colmenares,
Oscar Tomas Cosfo, Se~cretario
de la Logia Loyal Knights y su
%prometida; Domingo Perez y
Sra, Srta. Luisa Quesada,
Charles Cuervo, DIR. Ruben Mo
reno y Sra, Leon Haber y Sra,
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Por este medic cito a los
miembros de la Logia Progreso
No. 81 I. o. O. F., para la be-
nida que tendra lugar ell Mar
tes rs, a las s P. NJ, en- la que
Sc hara la nomination de Off
ciales.
Tambien habra ensayo de
grade. Sc recnerda a los MEM
bros del "team" de ambas To-
gias que deben estar presentes
ese dia.
J. Mensndez, Sec.
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%EsTA 4ocHE EN- Ell TAATRo. RITZ !.

Candida Llano y Sra Srta. Me-
tide Lecuona, Bella nino Lila.
no y su prometid Baldamaase
Fernandez, Roy ezqI
Sra, Pillar Mayo Vicente
Fernandez. Peter Burgue J
Sra, Benjamin Menendez J
Sra, A. G. Spicola Y Sra, Pc.
ter Friscia Y su prometida; F
Friscia, Francisco Franco J
Sra, Mariana T~eijeiro, Jr., Me-
riano T%eijeiro, ST., Julio AL
fonso. Luisa Rubio, Pillar Cas-
tillo, Miss Sierra, Ramon Sic.
IRA, Peter Koag, Hector Jime-
nez, Tony Vale, Isabel Rubio,
Gloria Arrange, Enrique Aran-
go, Ernesto Alvarez, ]. Men@n-
deg Y Sra, Armando Martinez,
Manuel Fernandez, Maxine
Alfonso y familia; Demetrio Ri
vera, Cronista Social de La
Traducci6n y familia; Manuel
Fernandez, Angel Alfonso, Ma
nuel Santos Pau, David Martf-
nez, R. e. L. Chancey, Alcalde
de la Ciudad de Tampa; Srta.
Dalia Martinez, Srta. Carload
Morales, DR.. J. A. Franco y
Sra, Alberto Alfonso Y Sra, Pc
dro Villadonga y Sra, Enrique
Rodriguez y Sra, Pedro Plata
y Sra, Indalecio Llama, Azure
lilo Prado v Sra. Roberto Ro :
driguez, R. B. Diaz y Sra, Srta
Adelfa Dfaz, Pinan v Sra, Es-
telita Sanchez, Manuel Gar
cia, M. Dfaz Gao, y de la Logia
Aguilas de Orc Baldomero
Diaz Y Sra, Celestino Cuervo
y Sra, Francisco Riesgo Y Sra,
Jose de la Parte, Sra. g hijo,
Ismael de la Parte y Sra, ANA
do ARGOS, Felix Garcia Lopez,
Agustfn Jimenez, Pedro Villa
rreal, Jose Garcia Frfas y Sra,
Francisco de la Nuez, Francis
co Fernandez y Sra, Jose Gar
cfa Menendez, Cesareo Alva :
req Y Sra, Rosario Craparo, Je
sds Fernandez y Manuel San
tana.
Srta. Mercedes de Cos, Ra-
fael Carbonell. Ofelia Gomez,
Antonio Gomez, Manuel Fer :
nandez Rubio (Parruca) Ra-
mon Villadonga, Enrique San
tos y familia; Celestino Ian :
deira y Sra, Ramon Samperio,
Alfonso Fernandez Y Sra, Luis
Gonzalez, Jimmie Fernandez,
Mario Rodriguez, Cronista So
cial de LA Prensa'f, Y otros.
Ell simpatico grupo de da :
mas que estuvo a cargo del ser
vicio 10 componian:
Sra. Pura Walker, Srtas. Es-
rperanza Perez, Mary Villadon
ga, Bella Diaz, Dorinda Villa
donga, Carolina Perez, Luisa
Fernandez, Lucinda Villadon-
ga, Lourdes Vazquez, Rosa
Quintanilla, Teresita Franco,
Gonzalez, Prudence
Diaz, J. Diaz, Julia de la Par
tie, Isabel Fernandez, Luisa
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Fernandez Eelicidad Sanchez,
Lucy vazauez, iEthel Dfaz,
,H%ortensia Fernandez, Emma
Dfaz, Helen Martfn@. Isabel
Merabes, Ofelia Ortega,, Ar :
gsntina Fernandez w Jennie
Casado.
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GGDefa SefWcOnIlfMvdua p0r -
coHsejo que preside Den Juany
Antonio Aguirre. Sabese que A
gEirre lie ha mandado un men
IN personal @Hitler ofrecien-
Pr Ia libertad de los pilosos
edos a cambio de que la
Il; alemana Sc retire del
aus easco.
iotilla de aeroplanoss lea
devuelta a Espc1a por Ell CO.
el Lunn, jefe de control de la
y sntera, estabaN nandada pr
- photo vasco Antonio Lersun-
di, quien probe que no Sc habfa
violado Ell convenio de no-inter-
vencion. Doce de los aeroplanos
son de GAIA, de fabrication ru-
sd, tres de bombardeo y dos de
observation.
La llegada a Roma del Milo
mario Juan March ,acompafiado
por ell duque de Alba y otros per
s~onajes, ha perdido ell misterio
de que sc rode6 la noticia en- los
tnrimeros momentoS March 1o
pedira a Benito Mussolini, ell
dictator italiano, que no cese
de mandar recursos al general
Franco y que no retire los "vo-
luntarios" que pelican junto a
las columnas rebeldes. ST esas
tropas fueran retiradas, la cam
pana de Franco, iniciada hace
diez meses, Sc derrumbarfa por
complete.
Esta es la segunda vez Ade
March ha visitado a Italia en-
los dltlmos seis meses. Los aris-
tocratas espanoles q. atribuyen
gran importancia al viaje de
March incluyendo Ell duque de
Alba, con ell duque y la duquesa
de Montellano, Ell duque y la du-
quesa de Arion, ell marques v la
marquesa de Tovar, ell duque y
la duqresa de Teva y ell duque v
Ia duquesa de Hijar.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-03-25
GOLF CLUB MEETS,
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS

Preparations for the coming golf
season were made at the annual meet
ing of the Sandstone Golf club held
in the First National Bank Friday
night at which nearly all of the char
ter members of the club were present.
Besides regular business items
being discussed, there was the annual
election of board of governors and
this resulted in the same board being
chosen. They are Albert johnson. c.
S. Gjertson, M. BrOwnstOne, P. E. Rob
inson and James Tyre. These men
will get together and elect their Of
ficerS.
1t was found by a review of the
treasurers records that the club is
in good financial condition and in view
of this the same green fees as charged
during the past few years will again
be in force The course is in good
condition insofar as the green's and
fairways are concerned and it is ex-
pected that with few minor improve
ments a good season will be had.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-03-25
AUCTION SALE EAST
OF STURGEON LAKE

AS am quitting farming on account
of old age, l will sell the following
property at public auction on my farm
6 miles east of Sturgeon Lake, and
miles southeast of Moose Lake, on
Monday, April 5, at 1 p. m. sharp.
Sale starts promptly at 1 o'clock.
Livestock-Team of black mares,
IL and 10 years old, weight 5000
pounds; cows, were fresh last
February, and one is due to freshen
in April.
Machinery, etc.-Deering-Van Brunt
grain drill, nearly new; spring-tooth
harrow, disc. walking pillow, smooth
ing harrow, mower, hay rake, wagon,
hay rack, set double harness, set
dump boards, Melotte cream separa-
tor, cook stove, heater, kitchen table,
2 cream cans, good tame hay in barn,
about 20 bushels seed oats.
Terms-All sums under SO, cash.
On sums over SO six months time
will be given on bankable paper bear
ing per cent interest. All articles
must be settled for before removal.
See your own banker for credit.
JOHN ANDERSON, Owner.
Sturgeon Lake State Bank, Clerk.
VIM. H. Barnick, AuctiOneer.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-03-25
CONSERVATION CLUB
MEETS AND ELECTS

The Partridge Conservation club
held it's annual meeting in the Askov
American Legion hall last Thursday
night at which a large number gath
cred. Hans Nielsen was elected as
a new member on the board of direc-
tors and all of the others were re-
elected. They are George M. Christ
flaw, president; E. o. johnson, vice
president; Julius Slot, secretary
treasurer; Jacob Hansen and Joseph
ChicOs, together with Mr.. Nielsen,
directors.
The club decided to again sponsor
a crow shooting contest with the Fin
layson IZaak Walton League and also
a rifle team to compete with Finlay-
son as last year. A committee was
selected to attend the next meeting
of the Finlayson WaltOns to make ar
rangements with them for the coming
season.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-03-25

John H. Sorensen was a business
caller in Duluth yesterday.
Miss Elsie Sandahl came from Tyler
to spend the Easter vacation at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Chr. Sandahl.
Miss Evelyn Petersen came from
Minneapolis Tuesday for a few days
visit at the A. Gravesen home.
Miss Bernice Koed, who teaches al
Dawson. is spending the Easter vaca-
ton here at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Koed.
Rev. jobs. Knudsen is expected
home today from a three day visit
in Minneapolis where he was sched-
uled to give some lectures.
Mrs p. n. Fenger returned from
Minneapolis yesterday acc Ompanied by
her daughter, Miss Ingrid, university
student, who will spend Easter at
home.
Soren X. Christensen returned home
last Thursday after visiting relatives
and friends and enjoying the scenery
along the Pacific coast since the first
part of January.
The Askov Variety Store has re-
Gently been treated to a fresh coat
of paint inside, which together with
some alterations has dolled up the
place considerably.
Chris A. Jensen has purchased a
residence lot from Martin johnson,
just south of the Arthur Olesen resi-
dence; it is likely he will build a
home there this summer.
The Misses Edith and Margaret
Hansen, Otto Jensen and Almer Eek
lund were in Minneapolis Sunday to
meet Fred F.. Hansen who returned
that day from his Denmark trip. Mr.
Hansen accompanied them back to
ASkov.
Jorgen Jorgensen, who helps out
with the mechanical work at the Serv-
ice Garage, didn't feel we'll the first
of the week, but didn't consider it
serious. Later, however, he has
"blossomed out" with measles and is
now confined to his home.
In accordance with the custom of
former years, most of the business
places in Askov will close at noon
on Good Friday. There will be church
the announcement column for sched-
ule of other church services during
Easter.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-03-25
MILK TESTING WILL
BE DONE AT THE
ASKOV CREAMERY

For several years, ever since COW
testing was being done in the Askov
community, there have been some wLC
have wanted some form of it back
again. partial solution to this prob
lem which may prove beneficial tC
many is seen in a plan offered by Ar
mold "A. Kern of Hinckley. The plan
calls for monthly testing of hero
owners milk and the creamery card
has allowed Mr.. Kern the use of the
tester in the creamery and he is &c
propose his plan to the various pa
irons.
Following is Mr. Kern'S plan:
Through this plan members will
weigh the milk from each COW and
also the feed fed to it once each
month and take a sample from each
cows milk and bring these weights
and samples to the creamery. There
they will be tested by an experient ed
cow tester and the results entered
into herd book. Members shall re-
ceive a monthly and yearly record
of the butterfat production, feed costs
and profit or loss record of each cow
in the herd.
Each member shall pay member
ship fee of one dollar which need be
paid only once as long As the farmer
remains a member and fifty cents per
year dues. This shall be used for the
purchase and upkeep of equipment
and herd books needed by members.
Each member shall have the use of
an accurate dairy scale, sample bot
ties, steel carrying case and shall be
furnished a herd book.
Cost Schedule.
The cost of the plan which includes
the testing and the'skeeping of the
records shall be seven cents per cow
per month for first 10 COWS; six cents
and five cents per COW per month for
the remainder of the herd. The min
imum charge will be 75c per herd
per month.
A member need not do any book
work or keep any records, but merely
supply the weights VI the Illlh anu
feed and all records are kept for him.
Through this plan, this information
is made possible to farmers at a price
far below the previous rates.
Farmers are urged to turn in their
application blanks, which can be ob-
tanned from their buttermaker as soon
as possible. The blanks when filled
out are to be returned to the ere am
cry. Additional information can also
be obtained from Alfred L. Nielsen,
the buttermaker.
The testing costs shall be deducted
from the cream checks of the mem
bers and no money need be paid until
the testing is to start which will be
some time in April. All farmers wish
ing to join should do so as soon as
possible, however, so that equip ment
can be purchased and the general set
up of the plan established.
Are you college MANI"
mo, horse stepped on my hat"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-03-25
ASKOV MAKES GOOD
SHOWING AT GRAND
VIEW TOURNAMENT

A basketball team sponsored by the
AskOv Young Peoples society took
part in tournament of similar teams
throughout the northwest in the
Grand View College gymnasium in
Des MOines, Iowa. The tournament
was held Friday and Saturday and
AskOv emerged the winner of the con-
ISOLATION round, defeating Tyler by two
points. AskOv won two games and lost
one, the defeat coming at the hands
of Des Moines.
The team was captained by George
Lindegaard and included Arnold Hede,
Harold Miller, Michael Miller, Arthur
Christensen, Gene Buck, Arid Fred
eriksen and Robert Sandahl. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin SOrensen and Hans Mos
back accompanied the team to the
tournament.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-03-25
ASKOV
New Schedule for Carriers.

1t is anticipated that the season
OF soft roads is close at hand. Durins
this season the rural mail carriers
from Askov will start on their routes
at s a. m. sharp. This schedule will
be observed for the reason that the!
are able to get around in the morning
while the ground is still frozen and
thus be more sure Of serving the en-
tire route each day. Incidentally they
will not cut I'D the road as much
either. The early schedule will be-
come effective Friday, March 26. tic
morrow.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-03-25
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors for their beautiful flor
al offerings following the death of our
beloved mother and grandma Their, Mrs.
Martha Katherine Frisendahl. We also
wish to thank Rev. Elmer j. Johnson
for his words of comfort, and those
who sang.
Children and grandchildren.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-03-25
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to take this means to thank
all who assisted during the illness
and death of our beloved mother, Mrs.
Mary Kaphingst.
We also extend thanks for the many
beautiful floral offerings, for those
who sang and for the comforting
words of Rev. Chas. Swanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wolff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wolff
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Wolff
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lenard Wolff
and family.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-03-25
Farm Home Burns.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jensen, north
west of town, had the misfortune
Sunday evening to lose their farm
home by fire. They were not at home
at the time. When neighbors reached
the place it was too late to save any
of the contents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen
are staying with his father A. p. Jen-
sen now.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-03-25
Returns From West Coast.

Johan SOrenSen returned home
Sunday from his two months trip tc
the west coast. He went from here
January 81 direct to Los Angeles
Calf, and after visiting there fol-
five days, proceeded up the Pacific
coast, stopping for two or three days
at all of the important points. going
all the way up to Bellingham and out
to visit the Axel A. Jensen family
who, among many others, send greet
ings to Askov friends and relatives.
From there Mr.. Sorensen came on the
Great Northern back home, also with
stops enroute Mr.. Sorensen says IT
was wonderful trip from start to
finish.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-03-25

FOR SALE-1931 Ford town soda.
eXcelie It condition, good tires and
heater, $3.50. 1928 Ford coach, new
tires, good condition, S11O-John w.
Johnson, sandstone. 25w2S-1t~
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-03-25
CARD OF THANKS

Our hearts are filled with appreci-
alton and thankfulneSs toward these
who assisted us during the last ill
ness and death of our beloved wife az
mother. For the floral offerings both
during the time of her illness and
after her death and expressions OF
kindness and sympathy we wish to
thank all. We especially thank Rev.
jobs. Knudsen for his kind words.
A. p. Jensen and children.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-03-25

FOR RENT-The Jens Henriksen
farm One-half mile west of Askov.
with or without stock. See N. P.
Nedegaard or A. Gravesen, Askov.
25w28-1t
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-03-25
MORE WANT ADS

FOR SALE-1930 Ford truck, enclosed
box, good tires, ntly ov, rhaul d.
Bar ,ain.-Eddie Johns or, Sandstone
25w2S-1t*=
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-03-25

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