Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-12-26
Chronology OF
Events In 1910
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daughters.
Mrs. Adolph S. Larson, Jr., dies
in hospital in ST. Louis, Mo-; is laid
to rest in Pine City.
Mrs. R. w. Mandel, wife of the
general superintendent of General
Andrews State Nursery project north
of Willow River, dies at home OF
sister in Minneapolis.
Askov Cooperative Association
holds annual meeting; business shows
upward swing for 1889, as compared
with previous years.
Pine County Pioneer is purchased
by publishers of Pine Poker; COM
bined newspaper will be known as
Pine Poker-Pioneer. This leaves but
four newspapers in Pine county.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. SmiglewSki of
Willow River, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Esther, to Mr.. Pat
rick Cannon of Morgan Park, Du-
luth, where they will reside, and of
their son, Leonard, to Miss Rita Hide
brandt of Kansas City, Mo-, where
they are now making their home.
Voters of Pine City school district
No. 3, authorize school board to
proceed with erection of new grade
school building to replace one re-
Gently destroyed by fire.
Feb. 8.-Mrs. Gordon Hawley of
Sandstone, dies in Rochester at age
of 81; is survived by husband and
one daughter; funeral held at Sand
stone.
Edward Bohaty, Willow River, dies
after brief illness; leaves wife and
two sons. Was village recorder at
time of death.
Eight champions crowned at Hinck-
ley district Golden Glove tournament;
will take part in the Northwest Col
den Glove tournament in Minneapolis
next week.
Mrs. John P. Clickner of Winde-
mere township, passes away after ILL
ness of several months; laid to rest
in Windemere Lutheran cemetery.
Thelma Herberg, Sandstone young
lady, dies in st. Paul after being i'll
few days with pneumonia. Burial
made in the Sandstone cemetery.
Feb. 15-Miss Esther Alters and
Mr.. Clifford Johnson, both of Sand
stone, become man and wife; will
live in Sandstone.
Scott-Rondeau home in Rutledge
destroyed by fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hahn of Clover
ton, observe golden wedding date.
Mrs. Niels Olesen, Askov resident
since 1912, dies at home in east part
of village. Husband, seven children
and several grandchildren and great
grandchildren left to mourn her pass
ing.
Board of directors chosen to boost
an REA project for northwestern Pine
county.
Feb. 22-Miss Ruth Nelson of Bru-
no, and Mr.. Ragnar c. Olsen of Moose
Lake, united in marriage.
Annual meeting of Askov Cream
cry Association held in D. B. S. hall.
Volume of business for past year
shows slight decrease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe F. Mead, Sr.,
Brook Park pair, celebrate 50th we'd
ding anniversary. Family reunion
and community gathering help mark
happy event.
T. A. Bowe selected to operate
Pine County Old Peoples Home east
of Hinckley for coming year.
Farmer-Labor group holds annual
meeting at Hinckley. State Senator
G. Elmer johnson and County Sup
erintendent of Schools A. E. Gustaf-
son speak.
Feb. 29-Mrs. Mary Sophia Taxa
la, Finlayson resident passes away;
was born in Finland.
r. c. Rose, potato specialist of the
Minnesota Extention Service, and A.
R. Miesen, agricultural development
agent for the Northern Pacific Rail-
way, speak to group of farmers, at
the court house in Pine City, on the
new potato disease known as bac-
terial ring rot.
John August Johnson, Danforth
man, dies at age of IT; was born in
Sweden; had followed trade of stone
cutter.
Mrs. Bertha Durstein Of the Sand