Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-12-29
Review OF Pine
County Events
For Year 1893
Abridged Form of Incl.
dents as Published Dur.
ing the Past Year.

ing the PaSt lear.
Jan. 6-Annual meeting of Pine
county board held; Charles Pearson
chosen as chairman for coming year
Arne Roland, ASkov, and Miss Ellen
Reynolds, Sandstone, united in mar
riage.
Mrs. Alice May Meader Benson
IS, Sandstone, is laid to rest.
Mrs. Paul Heywerth, formerly OF
the Lake Eleven community, dies in
Minneapolis.
DR.. M. w. Kemp named as super
intendent of the new Moose Lake
hospital for the insane.
Jan. 13-Harold C.. Kelsey, former
Brook Park merchant, dies in Mon
tana; is laid to rest in Brook Park
Dewey Wilcox selected as new post
master in Pine City to succeed j. j
Madden.
Funeral services held for Mrs. AL
fred Merritt, Hinckley; was 81 years
old.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ P. Uldbjerg, Askov
couple, observe silver wedding day
Jan. 20-William Kuitunen, Finlay-
son, succumbs at age of So.
Nils Samuelson, Bruno farmer
takes own life by hanging.
MIR. and Mrs John Norback, Fin
layson pair, married Is years.
Mrs. Josephine Kaneski, aged Den
ham woman, is laid to rest.
Jan. 27-Francis Augustine Nalez-
ny, 80 year old Willow River woman
SuccumbS to heart attack.
Carl Issacson and Miss Mae How
ard, Markville couple, married in
Duluth.
j. R. Petersen, Askov implement
dealer, sells business to Arnold Sor-
ensen, also of Askov.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Kiminski
Willow River, pass 51st wedding date
VIM. LaFroth and Miss Alice r.
Erickson, both of Duluth, are married
at home of r. T. Addington in Willow
River.
Andrew Macioshek of the Split
Rock community, laid to rest; was
90 years of age.
Feb. 3-Askov Creamery Associa-
ton and Pine Coop Oil Association
hold annual meetings.
P. p Kilstofte, Askov contractor
dies following several years illness
with heart trouble; had lived in AskoV
Is years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stelmaszewski
celebrate golden wedding anniversary
at their home in Minneapolis.
Mrs Carrie Johnson, former Bruno
resident, laid to rest in Bruno.
Mrs. Emma Hanson, Willow River
woman, dies while on visit to home
of daughter in Eau Claire, Wis.
Gerrit Zwakman, 80, of Sandstone
Succumbs after months illness.
Hejny Chevrolet garage in Sand
stone damaged by fire.
Feb. 10-Jens Paulsen, Askov pio-
neer, dies at age of 88; laid to rest
in Tyler.
Mrs. Neva Mudd passes away al
Sandstone home.
Oscar Turner, former Rutledge Sec
ton man, killed on duty at North
Branch.
Valentine Balut, Is, Willow River
school boy, dies from complications
following ruptured appendix.
Mrs. Anna Peterson, Denham, sue
cumbs after lingering illness.
Efram Peura, Finlayson farmer
laid to rest.
Feb. 17-Ben Hurley, Pine City
fatally injured in fall from third floor
window in Hastings.
Oscar D. Schelhorse, Rutledge, sue
cumbs to lobar pneumonia.
Mrs. A. Djock, formerly of Willow
River, dies in Duluth; buried in for
mer place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Gault, Bruno
pair, observe 50th wedding anniver-
sary.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Uldbjerg, Fin
layson, feted by friends following an
nouncement of wedding, which took
place several months previously; bride
was formerly Miss Frieda Ladd.
Feb. 24-Sandstone Masons observe
37th anniversary of lodge.
Miss lila Chatelle, Markville, be-
comes bride of Marshall Appleton
Wesley, Ark.
Mrs. Mary Makela, Finlayson, dies
after nine days illness with pneu-
monia.
Thorvald S. (Ted) Jensen purchases
Askov Produce Company from Svend
Petersen and Otto Madsen; all are
Askov men.
Pine County Farmer-Labor Associ-
alton meets in Sandstone to adopt pro-
gram; Hjalmer Sandell endorsed for
representative.
March 3-Hans C.. Hansen, former
Askovite, succumbs to heart attack
in Rutledge home; burial made in
Askov.
Mice nI1ico Knclocki William Pix,or