Askov American., 1942-01-01
Miss Ellen Schjeldahl and Mr.. Ar

Miss Ellen Schjeldahl and Mr.. Ar
mold Anderson, Windemere couple,
speak wedding vows at brides par
entail home; will journey to Mime
apolis to make their home.
Oct. 23-Mrs. Edward Walther, the
former Miss Laura Dummer of Fin
layson, married three weeks ago,
dies in st. Paul, a victim of infan-
tile paralysis; private funeral serv-
ices held at st. Joseph's church in
Finlayson and interment made in
Rutledge cemetery.
Mrs. Jocaba Bouma, Hinckley,
passes away; laid to rest in Rosehill
cemetery.
Nels johnson, 81, Birch Creek resi-
dent since 1887, succumbs following
years illness; Mrs. Johnson and three
children left to mourn the death of a
kind husband and father.
Miss Maxine Gamble and Mr.. Ken
meth Rice, both of Sandstone, united
in marriage in Congregational church
there.
Miss Lillian Brus and Mr.. Russell
Larsen, both of Buellton, Calf, mar
ried. Mrs. Larsen is a granddaugh-
ter of Mrs. Jens Nielsen of Askov
and formerly lived here.
Mrs. Elmer M. Eaton, "a, pioneer
settler east of Willow River, dies 1T
home of her daughter after being ill
for some time; interment made in
family lot at Maine Prairie ceme-
terry near Kimball.
Oct. 30-Miss Edna Sorensen, form
er Askov girl, but employed in Min
neapolis the past few years, and
Mr.. Raymond Hansen of Hopkins,
exchange wedding vows in candle
light ceremony in Askov church.
First Presbyterian church of Will
low River, marks so years of service.
Mrs. Ida Bachman, only charter men,
ber present, holds plate while mort
gage is burned.
Miss Irene Witt and Mr.. Melvin
Babcock, both of Markville, become
man and wife in ceremony at Mark
vile Lutheran church.
Miss Ann C. Larson, former Sand
Creek girl, is bride of MIR. William
Grover of Santa Barbara, Calf, ct
that place.
T, Anton Zuk, Sturgeon Lake resident
for 26 years, dies at Ah-Gwah-C Ching
hospital; wife and eight children sur
vive.
MIR. and Mrs. Chris Sandahl, popu-
lar Askov couple, celebrate silver
wedding anniversary at party spon-
sored by friends and neighbors in
church parlors.
Miss Evelyn j. Whiting and Leroy
J. Eriksen, both of Pine City, united
in marriage. Mr.. Eriksen formerly
lived at Askov.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Novak, Willow
River, celebrate golden wedding an
niversary.
Miss Edith Levisen, Hibbing, and
Mr.. John Coschignano, also of Hib-
bing but faculty member at Willow
River, become man and wife.
Miss Julia Green of Duluth, and
Mr.. Keith Halva, Willow River, speak
wedding vows at Lakeside Presby-
terian church, Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Petry, Jr., Fin
layson, honored by relatives and
friends on the occasion of their silver
wedding.
Nov. 6-Miss Bernice Bonnin and
MIR. Leo Kowitz, both of Norman
township, united in double ring cere-
mony; to live on groom's farm there.
M. A. Soderbeck, Pine City, dies
Unexpectedly of heart attack; op-
Grated the st. Croix ferry east Of
Pine City for many years; leaves
wife and IA children to mourn his
passing.
John Losch, Rutledge resident past
40 years, succumbs to heart disease
in Pine City hospital; had been I'll
for over year.
Mrs. Fred Nelson, former Finlay-
son resident, passes away at her home
in Paradise, Calf.
Pine County All members take
part in Junior Livestock show in ST..
Paul; Lee Wahlberg and Alta Mos
back of Sandstone, and Kenneth Oh
sen, Pine City, show market lambs
and Harold Kick, Pine City, pen of
turkeys.