Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-12-30
John Eitens, Sandstone, laid to rest;

John Eitens, Sandstone, laid to rest
was active in local affairs.
Mrs. Mary Drabant, mother of Mrs
Joseph Komar of Denham, laid to
rest in Foreston.
Dana College Choir of Blair, Nebr
gives program in Askov church.
Josephine Gervais, Sandstone, dies
during operation for appendicitis.
Pine county schools hold COM
mencement exercises.
Joseph Suk, Denham pioneer, dies
at age of IS.
June 17-Mrs. Henry A. Starch
Bruno, dies at age of 66.
Miss Zea Henderson, Minneapolis
and Douglas Lynd of the Sandstone
Quarries Company, are united in
marriage.
Mrs. Anna Alberg, Denham, dies
after long illness.
General George E. Leach wins cleo
ton for mayor of Minneapolis.
Richard Idjiorek, Sturgeon Lake
laid to rest; had lived in Pine county
past so years.
Miss Elsie Evelyn Wrasper and
Woodrow Paul Johnson, Pine City
couple, exchange vows.
Miss Josephine Sorensen and AL
bert Krogh, former Askovites, wed
in Solvang, Calf
June 24-Snake River project near
Pine City vetoed by Judge Alfred P
Stolberg; decision marks another step
in long-discussed matter of water
levels at county seat.
Four Minneapolis women injured
in car accident near Sandstone.
Miss Blanche Seidenkranz, Kerrick,
and Marvin Breiland, Bruno, united
in marriage.
Derailed freight car hits passenger
engine on side track in Willow River;
no one injured
Miss Margaret Hansen and Almer
Ecklund, both of Askov, exchange
vows.
Sixtieth annual convention of Dan
ish Bethlehem Lutheran church opens
in Askov; delegates and visitors come
from all sections of the United States.
July Miss Vivian MacAdam,
former Askov teacher, becomes bride
of Paul King, Milwaukee, Wis.
Miss Olga Elizabeth Novak, St.
Paul, and Arthur M. Underhill, Askov,
married in st. Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. John Melancon, Du-
quette, observe 5Oth wedding ami
versary.
Hans Koed, Askov business man,
called by death after prolonged ill
ness.
Einar Dixen, former Askov man,
united in marriage to Miss Jean P.
in Seattle, Wash.
July Sd. E. Doty sells his Fin
layson store to Mandus Nyberg, Sand
stone.
Mr. and Mrs Arne Dixon and small
son, Finlayson, hurt in auto crash
north of home town.
Miss Gertrude c. Clausen, former
Askov girl, and Alfred Larsen, orig
inally from Tyler, married in Min
will live in Chicago.
Miss Marie Mannelin, formerly of
Finlayson, becomes bride of D. H.
Scrimger, Charles City, Iowa.
Miss Anne Hekrdle, Finlayson, and
Odin Nelson, st. Paul, exchange vows.
Richard c. Bagge, former Askovite,
and Miss Frances P. Johnson, Elk
Point, S. D., wed in Los Angeles,
Calf.
July 15-Mrs. Andrew Olson, Mark
vile, succumbs after long illness.
Miss Myrtle Olson, Ormsby, be-
comes bride of Oliver Armstrong,
Racine; groom was former Bruno
resident.
Otto Madsen, Askov restaurant
owner, and Miss Margaret Britt,
Moose Lake, become man and wife.
Richard Gamble, Sandstone youth,
severely cut by hay mower.
Mrs. Margaret Ann Dredge, moth
err of DR.. H. P. Dredge, Sandstone,
dies in Minneapolis.
July 22-J. D. Boyle, Pine City
business man, dies at age of IS; was
banker for nearly 40 years and very
prominent in community affairs.
Mrs. Marie Ruzicka, Brook Park,
laid to rest.
Miss Juanita Wilson, Willow River,
wedS Edmund Peterson, Denham.
Miss Dorothy Catherine Golden,
former Kerrick girl, and Bonnie L.
Minneapolis, united in
July 29-Mrs. Ida Bjurstrom, Stur-
geon Lake, takes own life with rifle.
District I. O. o. F. holds picnic
at Pine Camp on Cross lake; approx
$50 attend.