Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-12-26

from heart failure at his home in
Hinckley; was one of county's re-
spected pioneers, coming to Hinekley
in 1890.
Miss Erma Ellison, Brook Park,
weds Mr.. Virgil French of Blooming
ton, ILL.,, to make home on farm near
Mora.
A. M. Anderson, Duxbury, passes
away after being i'll for some time;
burial made at Markville.
Adolph Black, Norman farmer, is
called by death; laid to rest at Owa-
tonna beside his wife; was 80 years
of age at time of death.
Miss Harriet Ryan, Finlayson girl,
united in marriage to Mr.. Willard
Strong at Silver City, New Mexico.
April 25-Grant E. Gault, Bruno
pioneer, dies after brief illness; sur
vived by wife, six children and %
grandchildren; had observed golden
wedding date in 1888.
Christof Ramm, Rutledge, passes
away in Moose Lake hospital at age
of 80; funeral services held at Rut-
ledge.
Askov high school basketball team
honored at community party under
sponsorship of Commercial club. Each
team m mber and their CO. h
awarded with appropriate trophies
for splendid work during past season.
Magnus Christensen, Cloverdale,
elected new commissioner of third
district to take place left vacant by
j. S. Patrick's death.
Mrs. Anna Toering, sc, of Hinck-
ley, dies after few months illness;
had been very active until her last
illness.
May 2-Mrs. Fred Entner d
daughter Miss Elaine, both of Finlay-
son, die few hours apart in Mime
apolis hospital after being i'll for
some time.
Mrs. Hans Halverson, longtime
Sandstone resident, called by death
at age of II.
Mrs. Daniel Nelson, Bruno, cele-
brates her 95th birthday.
Emanuel C. Osladil, former Finlay-
son resident, succumbs to long ill
ness at Robbinsdale; widow and three
children survive.
Mrs. Peter Weirup, Friesland pio-
neer, passes away; last rites held
at Sandstone, interment at Friesland
cemetery.
Ansil Gladder, Rock Creek bust
nessman, victim of stroke; had oper-
ated feed store and feed mill for
many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Meader, Sand
stone couple, celebrate 50th wedding
anniversary; have resided in county
since before Hinckley fire of 1894.
Pine County Baseball League lays
plans for 1910 season, eight teams
being entered.
Annual spring music festival held
at Barnum; many schools represented
with approximately 600 pupils taking
part.
John Calvin, Sr., Duxbury, called
by death in Moose Lake hospital; had
been i'll some time.
May 9-Harold w. Manske, Fin
layson man, fatally hurt in dynamite
blast; father and brother survive.
Mrs. Hannah Gilliver, old-time
Sandstone pioneer called to rest fol-
lowing two weeks illness.
Miss Betty Rypkema, Sandstone,
and Mr.. Raymond Ubl, Hinckley,
speak wedding vows at brides home
in Sandstone.
Miss Marguerite Maupin, Finlay-
son, and Mr.. E. c. Ellison of near
Kimberley, m RI i e d; to live on
groom's modern farm.
Nels Oakland, Dell Grove, former
county commissioner, dies at home
from complications due to hear t
trouble; was born in Sweden.
Miss Wanda Jacobsen, Askov, be-
comes bride of Fred Bisballe, Jr., of
Michigan; to reside in Detroit
Mrs. Leroy Peterson, Willow River,
dies after lingering illness.
Henry Yanke, Sandstone, succumbs
to lingering illness; was born in Ger
many coming to America 81 years
ago.
Peter Simonsgaard, prom n n t
Askov farmer, succumbs to rare skin
disease; was industrious worker who
also took part in various community
affairs, serving on several boards.
Miss lone Quigley, Markville, and
Mr.. Albert L. Lund, Kingsdale, united
in marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Danielson, Den
ham, celebrate silver wedding ami
versary; relatives and friends gather
to help mark date.
May 16-John Ferguson, Kerrick
boy, awarded gold medal from school
of Agriculture, ST. Paul, for outstand-
ing project work.
John Plaggerman, Hinckley, dies
following operation; was World war
veteran.
Miss Nina Hill and Mr.. Milton
Bugge, Moose Lake pair, become man
and wife; will make home on farm
west of Moose Lake.
Sanford Herberg, Minneapolis, and
Martin A. Nelson, Cloquet, speak at
Askov Commercial club and Fire De-
Dartment meeting. fire nreventioy,