Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-07-18

Mrs. A. G. Danielson was a visitor
in Duluth yesterday.
Paul N. Froker of Winona, visited
at the Edmund Rix home Sunday aft
ernoOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hedge Andersen and
children of Minneapolis, came We'd
nesday of last week for visit at the
Einar M. Olesen and John Lundgren
homes. Leaving again the following
day they were accompanied by Miss
Gladys Olesen who went along for a
visit in the city.
A large number of Askovites Jour-
neyed to West Denmark, Wis, Sunday
to join the congregation there in
their midsummer festival. The West
Denmark group has been invited to
join in the church celebration here
Sunday and large delegation from
there is expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Olesen, Niels
Olesen, Mrs. E. ]. Fogt and Ollie N.
Olesen left Friday for Ord, Nebr.,
to attend the funeral of Niels OLE
sens sister who was buried there
Sunday afternoon. While in Ne
braska they also visited at Ruskin
and Minden and returned home late
Tuesday evening.
Wednesday of last week Mr.. and
Mrs. Chr. Hyldahl and their guests
and Jens K. Hyldahl spent the day
at the Head of the Lakes together
with Henry Hyldahl whose boat was
in port that day. They saw the big
boat from top to bottom and in other
ways thoroughly enjoyed the UNI
expected visit with Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Danielson spent
Sunday with friends at Grand Rapids.
While there they had the misfortune
to be involved in a car accident
which necessitated that they leave
their car there for repairs. Their
new car was quite badly damaged in
the front end when it was hit by an
other car at an intersection.
Mr.. and Mrs. " E. Olsen and child
came the first of the week from Cor
don, Wis, and located in the A. C.
Danlelson residence. They will not
stay there more than a month or
two, however, as Mr.. Danielson sold
his residence the day after they came.
Mr.. Olsen is employed by the con-
struction company which is now here
improving the Great Northern Rail-
way right-of-way.
Harald B. johnson states that when
he moves into his newly acquired
home he will be better able to re-
ceive customers for his various lines
OF insurance. In the meantime he
is handling the business from the old
home place in the west part of the
village. Anyone interested in secur-
ing insurance can leave word at any
cooperative and they in turn will
notify Mr.. johnson.
The annual meeting of School Dis
trict No. II was held in the school,
house Tuesday evening at which time
Supt. O. G.. Hoiberg gave a detailed
and instructive report covering the
school year which has recently been
ICIiiiiildlSo. IL Was dIl eXCellenC re-
port which deserved much larger
attendance than was the case; how
ever, those present were interested
and took part in general discussion.
Miss Elizabeth Nielsen terminated
her services in the post office the first
of this week, being replaced by Mar
vim c. Peterson. Miss Nielsen has
officiated as clerk in the post office
for several years and has a host of
friends who appreciated her efficiency
in the office and who regret to see
her leave, but will naturally be
pleased to know that she will soon
take up ''housekeeping"; the only bad
feature about that is that her next
lob" will be on the west coast.