Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-10-25

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School opened in Dist. No. Al last
Monday morning with Miss Lille
6unstad of ST. HiIaire as teacher.
twenty five pupils enrolled the first
day.
John Sagmoen, Selmer Haugen and
Howard Carlson made business trip
TO Crookston and Grand Forks on
Tuesday by automobile:
Mr.. and Mrs. Vigness are among
us again after a few weeks absence.
Mr.. Kenney. Of MINNEAPOLIS, is up
here purchasing a carload of Bur
banks. He is paying IS cents per
bushel and many of the farmers are
selling.
Nearly every farmer is taking adj
vantage of sleigh roads to haul in a
sapply Of hay.
Miss Annie Thompson arrived
home from Thief River Falls on
Thursday morning.
Miss Be"a Sagmoen left for Thief
River Falls on Wednesday evening
to have dental work done.
l.. Lee, who is employed in car
pentry work. at the. Williams farm
was a business caller at Thief River
Falls between trains on Wednesday:
Gust Opseth. who has been at Thief
River Falls to get repairs for his
tractors, came home on the Thursday
morning local.
Axel Larson has been on the sick
list for a few days. =
The Rosewood Farmers Club will
hold their next meeting at the school
house in Dist. No. al next Friday
evening, Oct. 81. -
Albert Lappegaard took in the
dance at st. Hilaire last Saturday
evening.
O. S. Ebert, Of the Thief River
Falls Music Co., was in town on
Wednesday evening.
The following persons attended the
liver Berg auction at Steinar: Carl
and Emil Blon, Emil, Blomberg and
Victor Mosbeck.
One of the Thompson boys Of Thief
River Falls came up here on Wednes-
day morning to assist with breaking
at the S. Salop farm.
John Haider is employed at the
PHYSICIANS hospital at Thief River
Fails.
Chas. Sagnaoen and Olof and
Henry Tonpegaard were employed at
Sor's on Tuesday laying a cement
floor in their barn.
Selmer Haugen is doing carpentry
work for John Sagmoen.
Stinar johnson was to Thief River
Falls on Wednesday to purchase, a
supply of winter goods.
Clarence Holden, Of Holt, was in
town on Tuesday soliciting share
holders for the new bank. He ex-
poets to commence business in about
four weeks more.
John Sorenson of Thief River
Falls was up to purchase more cattle
on Wednesday.
Axel Larson, Otor Opseth and
Stenar Johnson were business callers
at Thief River Falls the last days of
the week.
Miss Synneva Sorenson left for
Thief River Falls on Friday evening
for a few days visit with relatives
at that place and also to have dental
work done.
John Sorenson shipped a carload
of stock to the twin cities on Satur-
day. This was the first carload to
be shopped out from the new stock
yard Mr.. Mattson shipped in the
first carload on Friday.
Carl Haugen is back again having
been in the harvest fields out west
for some time.
W. W. Prichard came here on the
Saturday morning train and spent
the day on his farm northwest of
town.
The "ForA" owners are kicking on
the condition Of the roads, and who
can blame them. A bob sleigh and a
couple of oxen are as good as any
thing nowadays say we. s>.
Miss olga Nelson. who has been
staying On the Pacific coast consider
ably during the last years, came up
here on Saturday evening for a visit
with her sisters, Ella and Clara.
Herbert Carlson, Beda Hanson,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Myrom
spent Sunday afternoon at Thief
River Falls. ..~...'
{ Mesdames Nels Rye and Ole Rye
returned home after a visit with re-
latives in North Dakota on Satur-
day evening.
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