Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1939-12-28
Chronology OF
Events In 1899
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tey duCtlOneeT, ldlO 10 rest, Was StIlCh-
en- with heart attack while conducting
a sale near Mora.
Kerrick basketball team wins indie
pendent tourney, taking final game
from Finlayson, 81 to 80.
Graydon Wise and Miss Nellie Ben
son, Ogema pair, united in marriage.
Pine City Coop Oil Association
holds second annual meeting, closing
very successful year.
Miss Mildred Abrahamsen, Askov,
becomes bride of Ludwig Sorensen of
the south of Bruno neighborhood.
March 9-Theodore Samuelson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Samuelson, Ker-
rick, dies in Minneapolis hospital
at age of II.
Mr.. and Mrs AXel Hassenfeldt,
Askov couple, celebrate silver we'd
ding anniversary.
Emil Ness of the Grindstone Lake
community, dies; had been ailing some
time.
Finlayson and Denham creameries
hold annual meetings.
March 16-North Branch high
school wins district championships;
Moose Lake is second; Taylors Falls
takes consolation game.
John Tenquist, aged Hinckley man.,
laid to rest.
Magnus Ortenblad, Groningen, dies
in Virginia at home of daughter.
Miss Christine Jorgensen, Askov,
and Halvdan Johansen, Luck, Wis,
united in marriage in Askov church.
Death claims John GlueSing, Will
low River farmer, at age of sc years;
six children survive.
March 23-Denham is incorporated
as village; first caucus and election
held with Carl Peterson being Sc
lected as first mayor.
George Gongola, ST., Finlayson, dies
following short illness; was early set
tier in county.
Frank Magee farm home east of
Willow River destroyed by fire; barn
also set on fire by sparks but cattle
are saved.
Miss Ethelyn bosch and Francis
Kaeder, Finlayson couple, become
man and wife.
William Trepanai, aged Bruno set
tier, called by death.
Theodore Kepler, Rutledge, passes
away in Pine City hospital.
Jens Arnbal, formerly of Askov,
dies at his farm home in Albert Lea,
surrounding to heart attack.
Mar. 30-Mrs. Robert Gaddes,
Brook Park, dies Unexpectedly; leaves
husband and five children.
Miss Thelma c. Childers, Galatia,
H., becomes bride of Marlyn Mills
Smith, at home of groom's parents.
John August Nelson, old-time Ker-
rick resident, answers final CALL
Miss Hazel Miltersen and Helvig
Serritslev, Askov couple, married in
Pine City.
Silver wedding observed by Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Jorgensen, Askov.
Dana college choir of Blair, Nebr.,
gives song concert in Askov church
before large audience.
April 6-Mrs Hannes Rypkema,
wife of county sheriff, succumbs to
heart attack; leaves eight children
besides husband
Nathan Young, Hinckley, passes
away at his home.
Louis Motaz, pioneer resident of
Sandstone, is laid to rest.
Death claims Alois Brandle, 74-year
old resident of Bremen township;
survived by wife and three daughters.
Miss Ruth Smith and Orval Peter
son, Hinckley couple, united in mar
riage.
Mrs. Lisa Hannu of the Pine Lake
community, dies following lingering
illness.
April 13-New Federal Correctional
Institution at Sandstone opened at
Sandstone; first group of prisoners
transferred there from Leavenworth,
Kansas.
Miss Blanche Anderson, Glenwood,
and Anker H. Petersen, Askov, united
in marriage in Tyler.
Sam Millhouse, aged Cloverdale
resident, answers final call.
Wedding vows exchanged by Miss
Beth Howey, Bruno, and Wayne D.
Mcconnell, Minneapolis, at home of
bride
Miss Elva Laid and Waldemar R.
Holznagel, both of Pine Lake, become
man and wife.
James E. McDermiet, Sandstone
youth, injured when wagon on which
he was riding is struck by skidding
car.
April 20-Miss Sigrid Larsen, Fin
layson township, and Harry Rudolph
johnson, Friesland, united in mar
riage.
Peter Klar, Rutledge, dies at 60;
survived by wife and six children.
Kittenball league formed in county;
teams registered are Askov, Finlay-
son, Friesland, Federal Pen and two
teams from Sandstone.
Magnus Christensen, Cloverdale
farmer, chosen to represent Pine
county on the Senior Honor Roll al
the Northeast Experiment Station.
April 27-Joseph Harapat, well
known Brook Park farmer, killed
when struck by auto.
Danish Crown Prince and Princess
visit Minnesota and are greeted by