Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1939-12-28


Rosemount.
Senator c. Elmer Johnson and Rep
resentative c. G.. Mann speak at
Askov PIT. A. meeting on major
laws enacted at recent legislature.
May 11-Pine County Baseball
League formed with Finlayson, Moose
Lake, Willow River, Denham, Beroun,
Sandstone and Kettle River taking
part.
Joseph Hejny, pioneer of the Pine
City community, is laid to rest.
Tenth annual meeting of Finlayson
Izaak Walton League chapter held;
program for summer outlined.
May 18-Ivan Kenneth Nedegaard,
IA, and Norman George Petersen, Is,
both of Askov, drown in Kettle river
when boat capsizes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Postma, Gron-
ingen pair, celebrate 40th wedding
anniversary.
Mrs. Frank Hoffman, formerly of
Norman township, passes away at
her home in Duluth.
NdSlluS vi oil I'll SlCCh, lclS
to rest in the Nordland cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gallagher of
South ST. Paul, but formerly of Bruno,
celebrate golden wedding anniver-
sary.
May 25-Miss Wellma Anderson,
Oak Lake, and William John Norberg,
Barnum, united in marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Olson, Dam
forth couple, observe 5Oth wedding
anniversary.
Funeral services are held for John
Henry Chandler, Finlayson.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Owe Hermansen,
Askov, purchase Pauls Cafe business
in Sandstone.
Peter r. Thomson, formerly of
Askov, and Helen Mootz, Portage,
Wis, married at latter place.
June 1.-Two prisoners escape from
Federal Correctional Institution at
Sandstone but are captured in rail-
road yards in Superior following
morning.
Miss Helene E. Kick, Gordon, Wis,
becomes bride of Walter Krajewski,
Island Lake, at ceremony in Sturgeon
Lake.
John Won Rueden, ST., Hinckley,
passes away following lingering ill
ness.
Gust Maxi, Bass Lake farmer, dies
unexpectedly; was SIS years of age.
Miss Edna Lepeer and Albert Chris
Jensen, both of the Askov-Bruno
neighborhood, are united in marriage.
Wedding vows exchanged by Miss
Mae Williams and John Soloka, both
of HinclSley.
Mrs. Elizabeth Matson, aged Fin
layson woman, succumbs after linger-
ing illness with cancer.
Holger Fisher, formerly of Askov,
and Miss Genevieve Kotola, Mime
apolis, are married in latter city.
June 8-Mr. and Mrs. Julius Olson
Denham, feted on silver wedding an
niversary.
August Scheeler, Giese, dies in Uni
versity hospital after being i'll six
weeks.
Joseph Genadek, aged Rutledge
man, found dead in swamp, a victim
of drowning; had been missing two
nights and day.
Miss Ida Madsen, Askov, and Mar
low Hallstrom, Fairmont, united in
marriage in Askov church.
Rev. Michael J. Hogan celebrates
First Solemn High Mass in ST..
Michael's Catholic church, Kerrick.
Patricia Baldwin, 12-year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Baldwin, Henriette, browns near Mud
lake dam; was on a school picnic.
Miss Esther Anderson, Oak Lake,
and William Lading, Duluth, united
in marriage in Oak Lake church.
Baptiste Willie, Finlayson, sue
cumbs; had been ill for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Albion, Pine
River, honored on silver wedding
anniversary.
Funeral services held at Sturgeon
Lake for Thomas Altman, who passed
away in Superior
June 15-Miss Bertha Hellman,
Finlayson, and Walter Koski, Esko,
exchange wedding vows in Esko.
Miss Ruth Berg and Alex Thomp-
son, both of Hinckley, became man
and wife.
Mrs. Josephine McGrath, Kerrick,
dies in University hospital; was nearly
46 years of age.
Arid Miller, Pine City youth, wins
years scholarship to University of
Paris, France; was a graduate of Car
Teton college, Mortified.
Wedding vows said by Miss Ruth
Goddard, Cloverton, and Raymond
Austin, ST. Paul.
Miss Alfhild Torvick, Moose Lake,
becomes bride of Gerhard Oltmanns,
Holyoke; will make home on farm
near Moose Lake.
June 22-Albin Johnson, Hinckley
farmer, dies at his home; had lived
in Hinckley since 1894
The Misses Avis and Ruth Gilbert
Sturgeon Lake, become June brides
of Harry Tiegan, Wrenshall, and Carl
Jacobson, Dallas, Wis, respectively
in double wedding ceremony.
Miss Josephine Martichuski, Den
ham, and Robert Palmquist, Duluth
united in marriage.