Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-07-04

CIlS1lSll LdOlCS <Alo 10iihAo6S SeAAN
announces that material for the sale
may be left with either Mrs. Wayne
E. jacobsen or Mrs. Otto G. Hoiberg
on Friday or bring it direct to the
town hall Saturday as early as pos
sible. They intend to utilize the in
active Askov Amusement Company's
park area right next to the town hall
for serving their hamburgers and cof-
fee-if the weather permits; other
wise in the hall.
Werner B. johnson and Chris A.
Nielsen were business callers in SUI
perior yesterday.
Mrs. Donald Warner of Minneapolis,
came yesterday for a visit over the
Fourth at the DR.. E. l. Parson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Lawson at
tended the annual and traditional
family picnic near the Twin Cities
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Clark of
Detroit, Mich, and two small boys
from the same city, came Monday for
visit at the home of their son, John
N Clark.
Mrs. Peter Simonsgaard received
the pleasant news recently that son,
now named Marvin Peter, arrived
Friday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kaj Simonsgaard in Chicago.
Sigurd Lunde has recently closed
deal whereby he becomes the owner
of the old Lars Rasmussen farm, one
mile east of town. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lunde plan to move onto same this
fall.
Several men and women have been
busy number of days making the
first improvements on the memorial
triangle, mile west of town. The
sandstone curling has been COM
pleted.
Paul Christopherson and Al Reams
of Chicago, came Sunday for little
visit at the Mrs. Peter Simonsgaard
home and then continued on to the
northern part of the state on fish
ing trip.
Mrs. Henry Jensen and Ray and
Ramona Ward of st. Paul, spent from
Saturday until Monday with relatives
here. Miss Carol Jensen, who had
visited in the city for some time, came
along home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marius Petersen and
son of Chicago, came Saturday for a
visit at the home of her mother, Mrs.
P. Simonsgaard. Mr.. Petersen will
also enjoy some of the good fishing
in the northern part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Albert johnson
and children and grandchild, Lois
Keller, who has been visiting here,
left yesterday afternoon for a short
visit with relatives at Winona, ex-
pecting to be back Friday evening.
The Northern District of the Aux
iliary committee of the Pine County
Nursing Service will meet at the home
of Mrs. Svend Petersen tomorrow
(Friday) afternoon at o'clock. Ev-
eryone interested is asked to attend
The Misses Phyllis Meier, Rigmor
Jensen, Olga Nielsen, Erna Miller and
Edith Krantz left Sunday for Tyler
where they will attend the summer
course at Danebod Folk School, Den
mis- Feldtmose took them there in his
car.
Miss Lucille and Clifford Nede-
gard and Mrs. Aage Madsen and
daughter and Dan Petersen came
Wednesday evening of last week from
California for visit at the N. P.
| Nn6a0oorI hnpon i,, Sandstone
at the B. R. Petersen home, as we'll
as with other relatives and friends,
expecting to remain here about two
weeks.
The early flower display in the
town hall Saturday was success in
every respect. There was fine dis
play of early flowers which were
viewed and enjoyed by large num-
Der of people. And incidentally, most
of the visitors favored the committee
by purchasing refreshments, so that
there will be neat surplus for the
final report.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Olesen and
son, Raymond, and Niels Olesen were
guests at Hunky Dory Resort, near
Balsam Lake, Wis, Saturday and
Sunday. Elliott Olesen, who has been
there several weeks, returned home
with them. Miss Harriet Larsen, from
west of the river, also went along
over there and will work for some
time at the resort.
Rev. Arthur E. Frost and family
of Dannevang, Texas, came last
Thursday for visit with relatives
and friends, being guests at the home
of Mrs. Frost's mother, Mrs. L. P.
Jacobsen. Previous to coming here
they had attended the annual church
conference at Cedar Falls, Iowa, and
while here Rev. Frost purchased a
new Ford Va from the Sebald Motor
Sales, trading in his older model on
the deal.