Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-11-29

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Ninth Meeting of Rosewood Farmers
Club Over Eighty Attend.
The ninth meeting of the Rose
wood Farmers Club was held at the
Rosebark school last Friday evening
with an attendance of over eighty.
Persons from both Holt and Steiner
took advantage of the lovely weather
and attended the meeting.
After the roll call and the reading
of the minutes O. j. Dahl introduced
the subject: What kind of stock is
best suitable for this particular COM
munity? The 'Shorthorns and Hol-
stems received the most favorable
comment. Next the question arose
as to what breed will stand this cold
climate best. Several members still
favored the Shorthorns while others
favored the Aberdeen Angus. Which
is more profitable, dairying or beef
raising, was also discussed. "a.
The following program was rem
dered:
Song, Flow, Gently Sweet Alton.
Recitation, When Pa Begins to
Song, Twilight is Falling.
Dialogue, In Want of Servant
Song, Juanita.
Recitation, Mothers Almanac -.
Simon Nakken
Song, Be Kind.
: The debate "Resolved: That Wo-
men suffrage is justifable" continued
for over half an hour. Matt Rafte-
seth was leader on the affirmative
side and Renie Werner of Holt on
the negative, Hilda Opseth,. Mabel
Mellem, Emil Etyrlund, J. Rogers
and William Sorenson were the
judges. The negative side was VIC
torious. Both sides were we'll stud
led and many good points brought
forth.
Willie Rux and August Riede were
admitted as members.
The next meeting will be held
three weeks from date.
Over thirty persons left at this
station for Warren last Friday
morning to attend a judicial hearing
on a proposed county ditch to run
east and west past Roseland's place.
Among those going were noted l.. l..
Hellisya, Carl Engebretsen, 0. r.
Nohin, Ed. :Nyberg, Willie Rux, R. L.
Olson, and Carl Johnson, from Holt;
Oscar Hanson, r. M. Nyhus, Edw.
Sllverness, Martin and Fred Jarsaw,
Fred Ewa1l, Conrad Olson, Nels
Engebretsen, Ole Ryerson, R. Ness,
Peder Hagen and Christ Evenson, of
Newfolden.
Bonnie Danieson from Pennington
county, was business caller at
Rosewood last Friday.
Miss Mabel Mellem returned home
from Strathcona on Thursday morn
ing, where she has spent few
weeks visiting her sister Mrs. H.
Backlund.
Chas. Sagmoen and John Sjolsvold
have been doing road work for the
town, near Anita of late.
School work stopped here last
Tuesday and the teacher, Miss Lilly
Gunstad left the same evening for
Crookston to attend the teachers
convention. She also spent a couple
of days at her parental home in st.
Hilaire.
Matt Rafteseth autoed to- Thief
River Falls on Sunday evening tax
ing down Rev. A. Bredeson and1sO.
M. Anderson. #t
Rev. 0. A. Anderson spent Sun
day at West Valley to fill the pulpit
of Rev. Werner Drotts who is away.
The Norwegian Ladies' aid will
have their next gathering at the
Uland home the first Monday in De-
cember.
,L:4.Vigness left for Alcabo, N. D.,
on Monday morning after having
spent some time visiting his brother
Oscar Vigness, at this place.
An "inch party" will be held at
the school house; in Dist. No. Al, on
Friday eveningSFDec.. 8, for the bene-
fit of Christmas tree. Girls as
usual will bring lunch for two and
the boys their5alnoney bags.
"A. A. Thoreson, our hardware
man, has decided to go out of bust
ness at Rosewood and will move all
his property: to Thief River Falls
very soon. He has leased his build
ing to Oscar Vigness who will use
same as an amusement center the
coming winter.
Theodore Velgaar came back from
Nekoma, N. d.. on Monday evening.
Enclose one of your visiting cards
each n2YoQl co1ad