Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-01-02

rallied tank car of fuel oil crashes into
depot: blaze visible so miles away.
The N. j. Benson farm home near
Rutledge burns to ground; quick work
of volunteer helpers saves barn and
other buildings.
Mrs. Gust Gustafson, Sandstone,
succumbs; funeral services held at
Finlayson.
Mrs. Rigmor Petersen memorial,
one mile west of Askov, dedicated
with appropriate program; memorial
plaque unveiled.
Miss Pearl Mikrot and Mr.. STAN
ley Magdziarz, both of Sturgeon Lake
become man and wife; will make
future home in Milwaukee, Wis,
where groom is employed.
Pine City area hit by severe cleo
trical storm and high wind; several
buildings and trees blown down, two
oarns, a garage and the school in
district Al, burned.
Sept. 26-Mrs. J. F. Barnes of
Grindstone Lake community, passes
away unexpectedly from heart attack.
Miss Violet Hecker, county Al
Club leader, finishes her work in
county after spending eight months
helping with the All Club program
here; plans to attend University this
fall.
Mrs. Marshall Appleton, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Chatelle of the
Hay Creek community, dies at Wes-
ley, Arkansas.
Frederik Frederiksen, aged Askov
man, lays aside earthly cares; last
rites held from Askov church.
Christian F. Maaske, Brook Park,
dies at Pine City hospital; interment
made at Brook Park cemetery.
c. j. Amundson, prominent Sand
stone businessman is victim of leu
kemia; took active part in commune
ty and social affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Yanta, Hay Creek
community, are honored on their sill
yer wedding anniversary.
MIR. and Mrs. Magnus Christian
sen, Cloverdale, celebrate their 25th
wedding anniversary.
Oct. 3-Miss Olive Tschida, Moose
Lake, and Mr.. Stanley Tarnowski,
Willow River, are united in marri-
age.
Miss Dorothy Mullins, Finlayson,
is bride of Mr.. Walter Holm, Sand
stone.
Fred Mach of Braham, buys the
Amundson barber shop in Sandstone.
Leander Koski, aged Finlayson
man, dies; he and Mrs. Koski would
have celebrated their seth wedding
anniversary had he lived until fall.
Rex Rogers, son of F. D. Rogers of
Finlayson, succumbs at Bayport from
tumor of the brain; funeral services
held at Austin, former home of the
Rogers family.
Miss Mildred Hammerquist, Winde-
mere, is married to Mr.. Carl Johnson
of Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Larson, Den
ham, feted by friends and relatives
on silver wedding date.
Jorgen Jorgensen, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Jorgensen, Askov, and
Miss Louisa Laho, Mendoza, become
man and wife in Minneapolis.
Oct. 10-Miss Dorothy Selvog, Du-
luth, and Mr.. Mervin Fiske, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Fiske of Kerrick
united in marriage; to live in Superb
or, Wis.
Miss Verna Mikrot, Sturgeon Lake
and Mr.. Joseph Mach, Jr., Willow
River, are married.
Miss Nola Fern Cluett, Kerrick
becomes bride of Mr.. Charles R
Pfenning of Bull.
Miss Marie Persons and Mr.. Kenny
De Beir are wed in Holyoke church
Miss Carman Vail, Foxboro, anc
, Mr.. Philip Johnson, Sturgeon Lake
are married in Duluth where they
, will make their home.
Miss Clara NJ. Overland, Winde-
mere, and Mr.. Emil Johnson, Fores
, Lake, exchange wedding vows.
, Mrs. H. S. Wood, Arthyde, die:
, following brief illness; laid to res
in Willow River.
Mrs. Bertha Makela and Mr.. Johr
Wiljakkala, Finlayson, are united ir
! marriage.
Oct. 17-Mrs. Alva Harper, Sand.
: stone resident, dies following stroke
William Stoll, Finlayson, passes a
: age of 83; he and his wife had cele.
= brated 60th We d d ing anniversary
3 early last winter.
1 Mrs. Jessie Young and daughter
Mrs. Ben Sanford, both of Hinckley
1 die day apart; double services hele
D at Presbyterian church.
: Miss Joy Young, Cloverton, ane
Y Mr.. Raymond H. Rixman of Danbury
! Wis, become man and wife.
Miss Marjorie Holmstrom, Mark
= vile, is bride of Mr.. Lyle Smedegaare
!. of Medford, Wis.
Miss Irene Komar, Denham ant
Mr.. Vincent Misukanis, Sturgeo
j Lake, are united in marriage.
= Miss Marjorie Calvin, Askov, ant
e Mr.. Frank Miller, Sandstone, ex
change wedding vows.
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