Askov American., 1941-12-25

Elmer Stepan, Willow River, ex
change vows at Moose Lake; Civ,
wedding dance for friends in Willow
River village hall.
Oscar Bestel, Vilstad farmer, sue
cumbs to long illness at Universit.
hospital; wife and six children lef
to mourn his demise.
Miss June Gustafson, daughter O.
County Superintendent of Schools anc
Mrs. A. E. Gustafson, is bride of Mr.
Joseph J. Casper in ceremony Al
Memphis, Tenn.
Donna Mae Dervecky, five-year-olc
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Der.
weekly of Rush City, browns wher
pinned under hay when load tip.
into water-filled ditch.
Mildred Austin, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G.. L. Austin of Cloverton
is married to Mr.. Vernon w. Kraetsct
of Waukegan, ILL.,; the bride had beer
employed in Springfield, ILL.,, for the
past nine years.
May 1-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moss
berg, Windemere couple, are honor
guests at the Carl Dahlen home or
the occasion of their 25th wedding
anniversary; about 200 people were
present.
Miss Leona Behrman, Pine Lake
and Mr.. Ernest Schoenrock, Giese
are wed at Giese church.; will set ur
f, housekeeping on farm nearby.
Mrs. Karolina Pospisil, 79, dies al
home of son, John Walta, of AslSov
had been i'll the past winter.
Miss Pauline Lange becomes bride
of Mr.. Carl Strom of Minneapolis
at the home of the brides parents
in Sandstone.
Miss Lucille Owen and Mr.. Ray
mond Holznagel, both of Sandstone
are married by Rev. H. T. Owen
father of the bride, in a pretty we'd
ding at the Congregational church
Andrew Kindall, formerly of Win
demere township, passes away al
home in Minneapolis at age of "a.
Newton Loken, national intercol-
legiate tumbling champion, Frank
Grossman, specialist on parallel bars
and George Olson, all of the Uni
versity of Minnesota, thrilled spec
tators as special feature of annual
gym exhibition at Askov.
May 8-Mr. and Mrs. S. Chr. Dixen
of Askov, celebrate golden wedding
anniversary at community gathering
in local church basement. All OF
their nine children were present al
the memorable event.
Miss Irene Sironen and Mr.. Wer-
ner Haapanen speak wedding vows
at Finlayson in st. Johns Lutheran
church.
Mrs. Gust Culin, 76, passes away in
Sandstone; had been bedridden the
past eight years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Bornhoft reach
rare milestone when they mark Goth
wedding anniversary at their home in
Rock Creek.
Johnson's Market, new grocery and
meat store, opens for business in
Askov. J. Albert Johnson and Mar
tin johnson proprietors.
May 15-Bernard Hintz, respected
Willow River resident the past 60
years, stricken with pneumonia;
wife and eight children, all of whom
attended the last rites, survive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Felt, Lake
Eleven couple, observe golden we'd
ding date; came here in 1908
Miss Virginia Karlson, Pine coun-
ty nurse, united in marriage to Mr..
Roy Eggen of Green Bay, Wis; Mrs.
Eggen will continue services here as
nurse until another can be secured.
Miss Adela Dietz and Mr.. John S.
Lundgren, both of Askov, wed in
Sandstone; left on honeymoon trip
to the Dakotas before settling on
farm northeast of Askov.
Miss Marie Fleek, Arthyde, and Mr..
Henry Youngberg, Willow River, be-
come man and wife; wedding dance
held for, friends in Bohemian hall.
May 22-Orville c. Heuer, we'll
known Hinckley young man, vic
tim of Bright's disease; was man.
ager of the Hinckley branch of the
Russell Creamery Company of Su-
perior, Wis; leaves wife and four
year-old son to mourn passing.