Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-04-04

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Mr.. Hoiberg at the beginning of the
school year, and which is closely fol-
lowed, is prepared in booklet form
and is available at the school for
anyone interested.
Miss Ella Roggenbuck came the
first of the week from Minneapolis
to officiate as office manager at the
Ferndale Nursery.
Alfred T. Videen of Shafer, district
Boiler Inspector for Pine and Chi
sago counties, was an official visitor
in Askov yesterday.
Monday afternoon the American
Legion Auxiliary rendered Mrs. A. w.
Conway farewell party at the A.
M. Simonsen home.
Miss Adela Dietz has been added
to the full time force at the Amer
lean office after having served part
time for several weeks
Ingvard Jensen is temporarily I'M
able to perform his duties at the
Sebald Motor Sales on account of a
recent injury to finger.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ecklund, who
manage newspaper at Walker, were
Easter guests at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. 1. A. Ecklund.
The next regular meeting of the
Askov Commercial club and Fire De-
partment will be held Monday eve
ming, April 8, in the American club
room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans NJ Miller and
their son, Albert Miller, of st. Paul
were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jens j. Krogh Saturday and
Sunday.
A recent announcement from the
Great Northern Railway states that
the depot will be closed on Sundays
for an indefinite period commencing
Sunday, April 7.
Mrs. Andrew Mogensen returned
last week from the University hos
pital, Minneapolis. She will make
periodical trips to the hospital for
additional treatments.
Carl G. Paulsen was a business
caller in the Twin Cities Monday
Returning home he was accompanied
by Mrs. Roy Christensen who is visit
ing friends here this week.
Mrs. Wayne Jacobsen and daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Marshall Halgren and the
Misses Wanda and Ruby Jacobsen,
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Henriksen were
callers in Minneapolis Monday.
Arol Hansen and George Linde-
gard were in Des Moines, Iowa, from
Friday until Monday for the annual
students homecoming festival at
Grand View college. Other Askovites
who also attended the festivities were
Miss Ruth Sorensen from Mortified
and Arnold Hede from Rochester.
The Danish 3-act play, "Koben-
havn-Aarhus, Tur og Retur," is now
taking on definite form. The re-
hearsals started this week, so the
committee in charge will soon make
a definite announcement as to the
date of the performance. 1t is being
arranged under the auspices of the
Danish Sisterhood.
The Ingleside Dairy, of which Har-
aid B. johnson is the proprietor, solo
its milk route to Ludwig Madsen who
Monday took over the distribution
of milk and cream to the village pa.
irons. Jens Bagge, who had beer
employed by the former concern
is now employed by Mr.. Madsen anc
is in charge of the milk route.
Manford Nelson and family were
in Hinckley Tuesday evening to joir
many other relatives and friends ir
extending congratulations and bes
wishes to Mrs. Nelson's father, j. S
Patrick, on his 18th birthday. Ir
spite of his advanced age Mr.. Pat.
rick continues to be keen and alert
in his position as county commits
sioner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Borgesen OF
Lucedale, Miss, continue to keep well
posted on activities in Askov by read
ing the Askov American. In sending
in their current subscription they send
greetings to old friends here. They
continue to make things 60 around
without any material loss or gain,
cave Mr. R0roocop hut ora orou,; ,, 4,