Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-12-26
Chronology For
1910 OF County
And State Events
Abridged Form of Incl
dents as Published in
American During Year.

Jan. 4-Frank BusSee SuccumbS at
Hinckley following long illness.
Julius Johnson, former Groningen
merchant, dies in Duluth after be-
ing operated on for appendicitis.
Fire damages home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Marihart of Bruno, Sunday aft
ernoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ions Johnson, Den
ham village, feted on their 50th we'd
ding anniversary.
Ed Koski, proprietor of Eds Gro
Gerry in Finlayson, leases building
owned by E. A. Elsola and moves
stock into same.
Rev. and Mrs. Oscar L. Olson, Moose
Lake, pleasantly entertained by their
congregations on the evening of their
25th wedding anniversary.
Andrew Bystrom, West Rock pio-
neer, laid to rest.
John w. Johnson, former Sand
stone mail carrier, opens garage in
Sandstone.
Fred Rupp, 64-year old Bruno resi-
dent, passes away at his home.
Mr.. Harold Dubbels, formerly of
Askov, and Miss Hilda Hedblad of
Superior, exchange wedding vows De-
cember 16 in Minneapolis.
Oscar Eklund of Bruno, chosen
chairman of county board for the
ensuing year.
Jan. 11-Thomas E. Hogan, eastern
Pine county pioneer, dies at home in
Belden; laid to rest in Superior, Wis.
Patrolman Woodrow Johnson ap-
prehends two boy car thieves, south
of Pine City.
Last rites held for Andrew c. Ryd-
berg, prominent Danforth township
resident; dies in Duluth hospital from
heart attack and complications.
Jerome Kruger, Rutledge, sells
confectionery and lunch room to Mr..
and Mrs. Grieger of Lamberton.
Frank Gottry, Pine City, appointed
as business census taker in Pine coun-
ty.
Mrs. Fannie Roy passes away at
home in Arthyde following a brief
illness.
Carlton Yokum, 3-month old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Yokum of Hinck-
ley, laid to rest.
Jan. 18-George Mcneil, pioneer
resident of Sandstone, dies in a Du-
luth hospital after a period of ill
health; Masonic rites held at funeral.
Miss Goldie Sway, Bruno, and Mr..
Hjalmer Erickson, Nickerson, ex-
change wedding vows in the Oak Lake
Lutheran church.
Mrs. A. F. Nuetzman is killed and
MIR. Nuetzman and daughter Jean
severely burned in naphtha gas ex-
plosion at their home in Brook Park
where Mr.. Nuetzman is school super
intendent.
Miss Elizabeth Moser, sister of
John Moser of Finlayson, dies in
Duluth; had been i'll two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Loken, Sand
stone, celebrate their golden we'd
ding anniversary.
Miss lila Daley og Ogema town.
ship, dies at Moose Lake hospital;
laid to rest in Ogema cemetery.
Mrs. John Hird dies at her home
in Clover.
Jan. 25-Frank Pechacek, Brook
Park resident, dies at Pine City hos
pital after short illness; funeral serv-
ices held at Brook Park M. E. church.
Mrs. Selma Mattson of Finlayson,
victim of stroke; was n years of
age.
Theodore Rupp, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rupp of Bruno, dies at Cam
bridge.
Mrs. John Adams, aged Brook Park
resident, passes away at Princeton;
laid to rest at Mora.
The Sandstone Shipping Associa-
ton holds annual meeting; had en-
joyed good business in 1899.
Feb. Large crowd witnesses dedi-
cation of Askov's new school class
room and auditorium addition George
A. Selke, president of st. Cloud State
Teachers college, is main speaker.
Mrs. John Price passes away at her
home four miles west of Willow
River, at age of 81: is survived bv