Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-11-11
Annual Bazaar is Good.

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nual sale and entertainment Friday
evening was a success from start tC
finish. The spacious D. B. S. hall
was filled to capacity and from all
appearances the program was thor
oughly enjoyed. The evening started
off with the presentation of the one
act Danish play: Store BededagS
Aften," by Mr.. and Mrs. Owe Her
mansen and Mrs Chris Hansen, di-
rected by Mrs Emil Andersen. Mrs
VIM. Coombe gave a humorous read
ing: Il an Columbus; and the
final act illustrated bachelors
dream.
The many fine articles on the sale
went rapidly, leaving only few
items to be auctioned off later in the
evening Edwin Sorensen won the
book shelf made by E. A. E. Laage,
Mrs. H. c. Jorgensen got the lace
tablecloth and NielS L. Petersen the
goose.
The coffee committee had its eX-
pectations fulfilled when it served
lunch to more than 200. The eve
ming terminated with dancing to
music furnished by c. Christensen
and his assistants from Duluth. The
committee in charge wishes to thank
everyone for helping to make the
affair such grand success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul NJ Froker were
in Winona from Saturday until Mon
day visiting at the H. B. Kilstofte
home.
Mr.. and Mrs A. M. Paulsen from
Minneapolis, visited at the Peter
Simonsgaard home from Friday until
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Simonsgaarc
came from Belgrade and visited a
the home of his parents from Satur-
day until Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Coombe went with hel
parents, who had been here for {
weekend visit, to Ely the first o.
the week for few days visit there
Rev. Aage Miller from Dannebrog
Neb., was here for weekend visi
with relatives and also preached il
the local church Sunday forenoon
DR.. and Mrs. E. NJ Sorensen cam.
Sunday for a visit at the home of hi.
mother, Mrs. Jens Nielsen. DR.. Sor.
ensen has recently returned from
several weeks of special study il
New York.
Hedge Petersen of Copenhagen
Denmark, representative for the
Swedish American steamship line
and Louis E. Olsen, Minneapolis, ONT
of the publishers of Diet Danskt
Ugeblad," spent Tuesday afternoon
calling on friends in Askov.
Mrs. John j. Martin and daugh-
ter, Miss Edna, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyc
Anderson and children and Mr.. An
derson, ST., left during the past week
for Myrtle Point, Ore, where they
expect to take up permanent resi-
dence. Mr.. Martin went there some
months ago.
At the last meeting of the Danish
Brotherhood lodge it was decided tc
again sponsor the annual masquerade
The exact date was left to the COM
HuIlSS, Oul IL Will DC between OnrlSL-
mas and New Year. The committee
consists of Conrad Christensen, Sveno
Petersen, Carl l. Jensen, Lars P. Jen-
sen and Geo. c. H. Jensen.
If you are unemployed and want
work, or partly unemployed and want
more work, then be sure to fill out ar
unemployment report card which will
be distributed November l6 to all
homes through the post office de-
partment. For further details reao
more detailed article elsewhere in
this issue or inquire at any post Of
flee.
The auction sale of furniture al
the D. B. S. hall yesterday after
noon drew a good attendance VIM
H. Barnick cried the auction and as
usual disposed of the articles rapidly
and in most instances at a fair price
The really good articles sold very
cheap proportionately. Mr.. Diamond
who is at the head of the undertak-
ing, stated that he would very likely
have a similar sale a little later on