Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-12-30
Review OF County
Events For 1897
Continued from Page u

lSONtINueQ ITOm rage ~
Sven Norling, engineer for state
relief administration, dies in Min
neapolis hospital.
Mrs. Margaret Wicklund, Dell
Grove township, dies following years
illness.
Feb. 18-New auditorium in Pine
City is opened to the public.
Edward R. Peterson, Royalton
township, dies of pneumonia; had
resided in West Rock community all
his life.
Miss Virginia Mossberg, Winde-
mere township, becomes bride OF
Roger Barnes, Sturgeon Lake.
George Alters, long time resident
of Sandstone, laid to rest.
Rural sub-district declamatory con-
test held at Sturgeon Lake with 16
schools represented.
Feb. 25-John F. Dietz, Askov
farmer, succumbs to cancer; laid to
rest in Minneapolis.
Leonard Price, age %, Willow
River, called by death.
Mrs. Esther Marguerite Miner
Moose Lake, dies in Duluth hospital
George Wilkes, former Sandstone
resident, succumbs in Minneapolis.
Lewis D. Stone, Pine county pio-
neer, passes away; had resided in
Rutledge over so years.
Miss Bernice Lewis, Cloverton, be-
Of
Kingsdale.
Mrs. Katherine Stafford and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. John Stafford, both
of Bruno, die on same day.
Pete Johnson, Denham, passes away
after short illness.
March 4-Moose Lake and ChiSago
City win sub-district basketball cham
pionships in respective divisions
Finlayson Farmers Cooperative
Creamery Association holds annual
meeting; good volume of business
reported.
Joseph H. Klein, Sandstone mer-
chant, rescued from stranded steam
ship near Italian coast; was on way
VI.
Sectional high school declamatory
contest held in Sandstone.
March 11-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Petry, ST., Finlayson couple, observe
golden wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Ingaborg Maria Fjosne, 70
years of age, passes away at Sturgeon
Lake home.
Miss Eline Clausen and Marvin
Peterson, formerly of Askov, united
in marriage in Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. Friedrich Splinter, Finlayson,
is laid to rest; was 70 years old.
Mrs. Mary Kaphingst dies at home
of son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Greenwald.
Lindstrom-Center City high school
wins district basketball championship
in Pine City. i
March 18-Emil Osladil, Finlayson
farmer, laid to rest. -
District 2, Land O'Lakes Cream
cries, wins Vendome trophy; Carl En-
stad, Bruno buttermaker, wins grand
sweepstakes.
Mrs William Titzman, Sandstone,
severely injured by auto.
Carl August Schubert, Rutledge,
succumbs; had lived in Pine county
since 1892.
liver Fjosne, Sturgeon Lake, dies
suddenly; wife had preceded him in
death only a few days before
Kasper Cyrus, resident of Winde-
mere township, called by death.
Work is begun on new dam at out
let of Big Pine lake near Finlayson.
March 25-Mrs J. H. Frisendahl,
Danforth township pioneer, passes
away at age of 80 years.
John Upgren and Swan Olson,
brothers-in-law, laid to rest in double
ceremony in Denham.
Frank Shulrz, Hinckley, succumbs
to cancer.
Mrs. A. P. Jensen, Askov pioneer
woman, dies after lingering illness.
New motion picture house opens in
Moose Lake; will be known as Lake
Theatre.
Laura Kruse, ID year old Pine City
girl, murdered by unknown attacker
in Minneapolis.
April congregational churc h
choir of Sandstone, presents Easter
cantata.
Miss Esther Belling, Rutledge, and
Clarence Dubbels, Askov, exchange
vows.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Stockwell, Min
neapolis, feted by progressive clubs
in Curtis hotel.
L. c. Larry Ho" Hodgson passes
away in st. Paul home; was four
times mayor of st. Paul and news
paper writer.
April 8-Joseph Devils, 90 year old
Kerrick resident, laid to rest.
E. z. Mark, Willow River, dies;
had been in failing health for some
time.
Miss Thora Larsen of west of
Askov, becomes bride of William
Roney, Minneapolis.
Peoples Lobby visit state capitol
to demand action on progressive leg
islation.
AnriI 1S-Mrc MARY Carroll StI,r