Warren sheaf., 1917-10-17
ROSEWOOD

We had a very noticeable forerunner
&C WINTER ", last Thursday when the ther-
freezing and the brisk northwesterly
gale reminded us that the sheep skin
coat IN the garret soon had to change
place. However. on Friday the sun
was shining warmly and we are again
enjoying life.
We. have never seen the stock ship
ping business along the 500 wheat 3:s,e
as lively as the last month when on
an average from twenty-five to thirty
cars have been attached to the Satur-
day noon train every week. This is
more nl9nn than twodthirds over the regular
doubt due mostly to the prevailing
fodder shortage reported from so many
places along this line.
concert was given at the Rosewood
hall Is2 last Wednesday evening BY
Eivind Aakhus, one Of the northwest's
most popular Norwegian violinists.
" .aAakhus ali played number Of ad-
Halling and spring dances, marches
ana national hymns. Besides these he
Telated a number of numerous anec-
sdotes from Christiania and sang sever
al stevs' somposed in the mountain
regions of Norway a long time ago.
Ihe evening was especially interesting
therly land and to whom old memories
We're brought back from youth and
home, Mr.. Aakhus possessed famous
old na15n Hardangsr da &c sisghtzstringed violin
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clear and pleasant music Owing to
the rainy and cold weather the at
tendance was not as large as was
morning for Thief River Falls.
Everybody seems to be banking up
around their residences these days.
School opened at Rosebank on Mon
day morning and twenty-one pupils
have enrolled during the week. Miss
Gunstad expects several more to enroll
after p1owing is over.
= M1YxY INv, No.
day from an over Sunday visit with
friends at Thief River Falls.
The following attended the play In g
Auditorium last Friday evening: Her
bert Carlson, John Sorenson, Lilly Gun
|stad, Ebba Wa1beck, Mervel KRONER
and Olof Opseth
Miss Hazel Rye arrived home on
Monday after having spent Sunday
visiting with relatives at Thief River
Falls.
Clarence Rye left Monday for Ne
koIna. 1I. y. -, where he will be employed
NeIs Axe1son left Thursday morning
for Warren, where he will be employed
at Mre PloWlng Migg. at the Melgard farm
left on Tuesday for visit with rela-
tives at Viking.
Misses Nora and Irene Rye arrived
from Thief River Falls on Friday to
spend the day at the Nels Rye home
Carl Hagen returned from Wales, N.
D., last Tuesday, where he had been
working at threshing the last two
months.
B. Ranum left Tuesday to do some
carpentry and masonry work at his
parental home in the northern part Of
town.
The school board conducted a sale at
the Rosebank grounds last Saturday to
dispose of some building material left
over after repairing the building last
Peder sorenson spent Tuesday at
Warren attending to business matters
Misses 9, Bella ell; sagmoen and Clara sor.
on Saturday to call on friends and rela-
tives in this vicinity. returning for
school work on Monday.
Gust Opseth and Carl Johnson left
Wednesday for a few days attention to
business matters at Thief River Falls
and other Pennington county points
day from q visit with the A. A Thore-
son family at Thief River Falls.
William Martin, who recently came
load Of stock that he expected to house
at this place over winter, left again for
Kenmare, N. D., on Tuesday having
failed to secure. suitable buildings at
cradle hay fodder here and at Good
ridge. that he will ship to Kenmare:
John Remmem went to Norden last
Nora family and also attending to busi-
ness.
John Batten. president OF the Viking
home from St Paul on Wednesday.
where he had been with stock car
for the association.
F. N. Peterson and Rudolph Nyhus
were to Thief River Falls last Wednes-
day to look after business interests.
Miss Marie HellQuist returned from
visit with the James Johnson family
at Thief River Falls last Friday.
Elmer and Gust Rye passed through
town with hay baler last Friday that