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  Askov American. (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, Minnesota, November 19, 1925, page 1

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  H. P. Rasmussen has recently sold his tractor to Peter Johan. sen, west of town. Chas. Jackson and Mrs. Otto Olson and daughter, Opal, visit ed in Sandstone Tuesday. John H. Sorensen and family came over from Brainerd Satur. day and visited over Sunday. with relatives here. Fred Jorgensen is building a chicken house 1892 into the side of a hin with machine shed on top, ON his farm, northwest of town. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Olson and Oscar Hedin came down from Du. luth Saturday and visited over Sunday with relatives northeast of town. Many friends and neighbors spent a social evening at the R P. Rasmussen home Tuesday, the occasion being Mr.. Rasmussen’s birthday. ! The D. B. S. social for mem, bers only which was scheduled for Saturday evening has been postponed a week. Regular D B. S. lodge meeting will be hello Saturday, as announced in the proper column. Miss Marie Andersen who re Gently underwent an operation for geitre at a Minneapolis hos pital, returned home Sunday anc | is now slowly improving. She was accompanied home by hel sister, Miss Elsie Andersen, who went down to get her Saturday Ansgar Rodholm and Elmer Sorensen drove to Minneapolis Friday for a couple of days visit and to take in the Minnesota Iowa foot ball game, which Min nesota won to the tune of 33 to 0 1t was a fine game the boys re port and was attended by nearly $4,000 fans. Herluf P. Rasmussen and sis | ter, Miss Julia, expect to leave tomorrow or next day for Cali fornia. Mr.. Rasmussen has fxec up his Overland truck like & house on wheels in which they | will both cook and sleep on the trip. From here they will first go to Nebraska to visit, and ther to- Brush, Colo, for a visit anc | from there direct to the west coast. Martin Miller, mechanic at the Askov Garage, narrowly escap ed a serious accident Wednesday of last week. While he was work ing on a storage battery in the shop it in some manner exploded and the acid from the battery spread over his face and his eyes He has been wearing a bandage over his eyes since but they are improving nicely and there ap parently will be no permanent effects from the accident. Hans C.. Johansen, janitor al the public school, had the misfortune to break a small bone II his right hand Saturday morning He was shaking the furnace anc evidently put considerable force into it for the shaker handle came off and his hand came bach against a piece of iron with the result that a small bone was broken. 1t will be some days be fore he can do his regular WORK during which time Hans P. Chris Jensen is looking after the jan itor duties.

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Officially, Minnesota leads 63–⁠54–⁠2; as played, 62–⁠54–⁠2 in the 118 games on file; the official count covers all 119 meetings, counting the 99 since this game.