Warren sheaf., 1917-04-18

Inc 1Oung feOp1eS Society held
their semi monthly gathering at the
Congregational church.
Mrs. A. C. Vorseth will entertain
jointly the Ladies' Aid and the
Young Peoples society of the Swed-
ish church at her home in Rose
wood on Thursday afternoon and
evening, April 26th. The Ladies
Aid will meet at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon and the Young People in
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Hall, of
Matawan, Waseca county, having
purchased the Paul Erickson farm
northwest Of town, moved up to
begin the spring work last week.
They had along a nice bunch of
live stock and all the necessary i'm
plements and furniture from their
old farm and also three good
horses, and mean to make this their
permanent home in the future.
They are settled down very COM
fortably on their new place and we
wish them good luck in their new
work
Rev. Samuel Tunheim, of New
folden, was in this vicinity last
Wednesday. conducting funeral SER
vices at the Norwegian church over
John Bjornstad, a brother of Hans
Bjornstad, who recently died at
his brothers home near Anita. Mr..
Bjornstad had for several years
past been employed as superintend-
ent Of sewerage work at Duluth
and had been at this place only a
month before his death. He had
for the last year been suffering
from sweet diabetes and had also
contracted tuberculosis of the lungs
which now ended his otherwise
brilliant career at the age of thir-
ty-three years.
Another dance was conducted at
the Rosewood hall last Saturday ev-
ening.
Gust Opseth returned on Monday
morning after few days business
mission at Thief River Falls.
Mrs. John Sagmoen and daughter
Gladys, left for Thief River Falls
on Tuesday evening, where Miss
tention.
Herbert Carlson. Olof Lappegaard
and Miss Lilly Gunstad, returned on
Monday morning, having passed
Easter at Thief River Falls and
St. Hilaire
Mrs. Lars Furan and daughter
Violet, and Mrs. John Sorenson.
left for Thief River Falls on Mon
day evening, following their stay
with friends at this place.
Friday was observed as cleaning
dav at our local school and as a re-
suit the play grounds and wood pile
present very neat and tidy ap-
pearance this week.
Miss Clara Henderson left for
Warren On Monday morning after
having spent Sunday with Mrs. R.
A. Kroner.
Oliver and Marshall F'lann, Olof
Hall and Thomas Thoreson were
business callers at Thief River Falls
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Enock Nelson and daughter
Eleanora, left on the Monday morn
ing train for their home at Viking.
Miss Clara Sorenson and j.
Kroner returned to Thief River
Falls on Saturday evening, after
having spent their Easter vacation
here
Misses Agnes Larson and Hide
gaarde Efinger. Of Thief River
Falls. arrived here on Thursday
morning for a visit with Miss Ilet
LeSage at the John Halvorson
home.
The teacher and pupils of the
Rosebank school have been around
the last week selling flag emblems
for getting new oil painting fo1
their school room.
| Alfred Thoreson and Ted. Nelson
returned on Thursday evening, from
Thompson, NJ D.. whero th~v had
been the last few weeks looking
for employment without success.
Peder Sorenson and John He'll
quist were business visitors at The
River Falls last Saturday.
Emil Blomberg and John Krog.
stad were business visitors at Thie1
River Falls last Wednesday, return
ing home the same evening.
John Sagmoen and son Glenard
left for Thief River Falls on Thurs
day evening, for a few days stay a
the L. L. Furan home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Hellqusit ant
children, Miss Hannah Hellquis
and Mrs. Nels Benson, Of THE
River Falls, spent Wednesday a
this place visiting at the John He'll
quist home.
April 1925.
Notice to Culvert Contractors.