Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-03-24
ASKOV
Beauty Shop Gets New Quarters.

De0uty SHOp UCtS INCW XuOhsSASe
During the past week Harold Diet2
has remodeled his barber shop so as
to provide a small space in the real
for Miss Helen Frindt's beauty shoT
which has now been moved there
from its former location in the bakery
building. MIR. Dietz has not impaired
his shop in any way by the arrange
ment and says that although 1t has
always been neat and clean, from
now on it will be emaculate, whicf
should be pleasing to the various
customers of both businesses.
Miss Frindt's department is equipped
with telephone No. II so that ap
pointments can conveniently be made
She will be in the shop each Friday
evening, and commencing next weef
the shop will be open Thursday ant
Friday and in the evenings OF those
days also with Miss Swanson from
Sturgeon Lake in charge as operator
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Miller were call
ers in Isle the first of the week.
l.. HI. Lund was business caller
in the Twin Cities the first of the
week.
Miss Valborg Flint returned yester-
day from a few days visit in the Twin
Cities.
Clarence Morgensep returned last
night from a business visit in the
Twin Cities.
H. ]. Danieison and family Of Clio
Duet, were Sunday visitors at the A.
G. Danielson home.
Miss Genevfeve Danielson came
from Minneapolis for weekend visit
at the A. G. DanielSon home.
DR.. Waldo Carlson came last week
from Ames, Iowa, and visited until
Tuesday at the A. Gravesen home.
Mrs. L. Byron Olsen and son came
the first of the week from st. Paul
for a visit at the Louis Olsen home.
The Pine Coop Oil station effected
another improvement to it's place this
week by providing two indoor toilets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lief Kirkegaard came
from Duluth for weekend visit at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Miller.
Mrs. ]. D. Rfx and daughter, Miss
Doris, from Tyler, visited at the home
of her son, Edmund Rix. last week
from Wednesday till Friday.
The Misses Margaret Frederiksen
and June Kilstofte university stu
dents, Minneapolis, are spending the
annual spring vacation at their re-
spective homes here.
Mrs. Svend Petersen and children
motored to Minneapolis Saturday tc
meet Mr.. Petersen who was return
ing from Omaha, Nebr. They re-
turned to Askov Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Werner B. johnson
and daughter, Shirley, and Miss Es-
Their Thomson left for Winona Tues
day in response to a message stating
that Peter Thomson was seriously i'll
X. ]. Feldtmose and children, Miss
Emily and Dennis, left yesterday fol
Morris to attend the graduation exer
cises at the State Agricultural school
Paul Feldtmose is among the gradu
ates.
Bertel Fisher has purchased the
Mrs. John Dietz residence in the west
part of the village, now occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy C. Christensen. The
family expects to take possession some
time in June.
There has been some talk of hav.
ing free movies in Askov this sum
mer. This question will be taken uI
at a special meeting of the Askoy
Commercial club in the town hal
Monday evening. The secretary of the
club asks that everyone interested
come to the meeting, where Mr.. Buck
from Rush City, will explain the
project.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens B. Jensen were
in st. Paul Monday and Tuesday at
tending the annual festivities in con-
nection with the graduation of some
80 students from the University Farm
Their two daughters, the Misses Doris
and Naomi, were among the graduates
from the school of agriculture, which
exercises took place Tuesday after.
noon, after which they all returned
to Askov.
Alvin Jensen attended the 1O-year
reunion of graduates of the Minnesota
Farm School in st. Paul Sunday and
Monday. He was accompanied to the
Cities by Mrs. George Ekberg and A
p. Jensen. They all returned Tues
day. While on that visit, A. P. Jen-
sen went to Chaska where he inter
viewed the superintendent of the
sugar beet factory in regards to the
proposed raising of the crop here. He
writes on the result of that visit in
the Opinions of Others" column in
this issue