Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-11-28
MIR. and Mrs. Werner B. johnson

Mr.. and Mrs. Werner B. johnson
were callers in Minneapolis yesterday.
Mrs. Roy c. Jensen and children
left Saturday for a visit at Bertha.
Edwin M. Sorensen, Clarence Jes-
sen and Miss Josephine Petersen were
Duluth shoppers Tuesday.
Miss Anna Elkjer returned to her
school work at Braham after spend
ing the weekend at home.
Mrs. Soren K. Christensen left last
night on a vacation trip to Los Ange-
les, Calf.
Thorvald Andersen and Herman B.
Christensen were callers in Mime
apolis Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Sorensen and Miss Sol
veig Petersen came from Mortified
for a Thanksgiving visit at the home
of the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arnold Sorensen.
Niels Hede and son Arnold came
from Little Falls for Thanksgiving
and the weekend at their home.
They will be through with their plas-
tering job there in another week.
Blaine Fjeldstad and his brother
in-law of Minneapolis, stopped for a
visit Monday with Mrs. Chris Krogh.
They had been out on hunting trip.
Many years ago Mr.. Krogh served
Mr.. Fjeldstad on a milk route in the
City.
Robert Sandahl of Waterloo, Iowa,
and Clarence Jorgensen from Mime
apolis, spent the weekend at their
respective homes. Leaving Sunday
they were accompanied as far as
Minneapolis by Arid Frederiksen
who had also come up for week.
end visit, and Hedge Stottrup, who
has been home for some time, went
along to Waterloo.
The Parent-Teacher Association
meeting tomorrow evening FRIDAY,
November 29) will likely be one of
the most interesting ones held for a
long time. The speaker of the eve
ming is mentioned elsewhere in this
issue. The high school band makes
its first appearance of the present
school year, the seXtet will sing and
Mr.. Olson will give several trumpet
selections, etc. The meeting will end
with social hour and lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Norback of
Minneapolis, came Saturday for
visit with relatives, being guests at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lars P. Jensen. They had visited
at Finlayson previous to coming here.
Tho hnyVon Nf M. orI Hy.r Th;ooc
has been filled to capacity since the
beginning of the deer hunting season.
Their friends and relatives from the
southern part of the state make this
season regular event. Among those
here since November ii until near
the end of the season were Francis
Adams and Leon Munsch from New
Richland; Art Madden from Wal
dorf-they arrived on the 18th. On
the 18th they were joined by Har-
vey and Thornton Crum and Stewart
Root from New Richland; and the
final crew came on the 21st, they
were Tom Chicos, Hugo Giesa, Frank
and John Mucha and Jack Staley
from New Richland and Jack Chicos
from Robbinsdale.
L. H. Lund has crew of workmen
busy now in the vicinity of Kettle
River getting out, or rather trying
to get out his annual supply of Christ
mas trees which he sells mostly in
Minneapolis. Mr.. Lund states that
they have unusual difficulty this year
on account of so much rain this fall
and now several inches of snow which
makes transportation in the swamps
extremely difficult. On account of
an even layer of snow neither the
horses nor the men are able to as
certain the condition of the soil be-
low, with the result that they fire.
quently fall into water holes. Mr.
Lund has large number of steady
customers in Minneapolis whom he
has served for many years with
Thricfyooc