Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-12-29
Review OF Pine
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becomes bride of Ferdinand Drummer,
Finlayson.
Henry Van Guilder, Nickerson pio-
neer, passes away.
Arndt Nielsen, Denham resident,
dies suddenly at age of 80.
P. r. Overom, Birch Creek farmer,
laid to rest; had lived in county "a
years.
Rudy Swatek and Miss Frances
Melancon, Kerrick couple, exchange
wedding vows.
Baptist Willie and Miss Olive Duit,
both of Bremen, are united in mar
riage.
Miss Emmy Bell, formerly of Askov,
and Lawrence Biegler, Fulda, be-
come man and wife.
March 10-Township elections held
with comparatively small vote cast.
August Hanson Coop station in
Brook Park destroyed by fire.
Pine County Conservation League is
formed; eight clubs represented.
March 17-Golden wedding OBJ
served by Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Jensen
of Askov.
P. w. Swedberg, Moose Lake forest
ranger, gets promotion; to be sta
toned in Hibbing in charge of seven
districts.
Pearl E. Mckay, Sandstone, and
Melvin H. Hanson, Duluth, united in
marriage.
Chilli" of Lindstrom-CenterC City,
wins district basketball championship
in tournament held in Pine City.
March 24-Eugene Wilcox, Pine
City, succumbs suddenly to heart at
tack.
Willow River fire destroys business
building and damages warehouse and
residence.
Heart attack fatal to William Orr,
Brook Park resident.
Richard Thieling, year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Theiling, dies in
st. Paul hospital.
March 31-Mrs. Johanna Wicklund,
Hinckley, laid to rest after illness of
three weeks.
Thieves break into Mandus Nyberg
store in Finlayson; take about $50
worth of merchandise.
. Vilstad Ladies' Aid society cele-
brates 3Oth anniversary.
, Mickeal Joki, Negaunee, Mich.
father of Mrs. E. A. Elsola, Finlayson
, is laid to rest.
April Fired John Entner, Finlay-
, son, dies following lingering illness.
Sheriff Hannes Rypkema and Dep
uty Lenard H. Lund break up boy
thief ring in Sandstone
Pine county unit of Minnesota
Youth Assembly holds meeting in
Hinckley.
April 14-Mrs. Sine Sunke, aged
ASkov woman, passes away; was Ill
but few days with pneumonia.
. Willard Jensen, Sandstone, severely
injured at Federal prison project in
Sandstone when scaffold collapses.
Andrew Olson, long time resident
of Markville, dies in hospital in Du-
luth.
Harold Ravenholt and Miss Zans
Elements, both of Brook Park, mar
ried in Minneapolis.
April 21-Otto's Cafe in Askov sold
to Carl Dixen by Otto Madsen; both
are local men.
Barn belonging to Mrs. A. Goran-
. son, Denham, burned to ground; none
of the stock saved.
Mrs. Margaret Williams, Duquette
: laid to rest; was 81 years old.
April 28-Stroke is fatal to Carl A
Keller, Willow River resident for past
20 years.
Matte Eva Ables, Cloverton wom-
an, dies at age of g..
H. H. Meixner, Denham, and Mrs
Louis En- Earl, Duluth, united in mar
riage.
Theodore Sigurd Hegstrom, Sand
: stone, succumbs to heart disease al
age of 80.
/ May 5-Mr and Mrs. Fred Leaf Of
: Hinckley, married so years.
w. link, Portsmouth, Ohio, father
: of Mrs V. Campbell of Banning, dies
t at age of 108.
/ Thirteen schools of eastern Mime
: sofa take part in musical festival ir
Pine City.
, Market day held in Bruno; draws
good response and crowd.
, Republicans hold county convention
in Hinckley; delegates to state con-
vention are chosen.
May 12-Alfred Anderson, Sand
, stone pioneer, passes away at age
, of 81.
Mrs. Emma Peterson, Dell Grove
:, dies in Twin City hospital.
Harry Nyrud, Willow River, and
Miss Dorothy Lawson, Sandstone, be-
, come man and wife.