Warren sheaf., 1917-10-31
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Rosewood Farmers Club Meeting.
The Rosewood Farmers Club met at
the Rosebank school house on Friday
evening. Oct oG with an attendance Of
|seventy-fiye. Both the president and
vice president We're absent. President
pro tenn for the evening Albert G y or
seth was elected. The unfinished bus:-
ness before the house was Il. further
discussion on the cooperative well
drilling among the neighbors, but as
this subject was introduced by Presi-
dent Kroner at the last meeting ana
he evidently was most posted on the
purchase Of drilling machinery, their
value, work ETC.. it was decided to wait
until Mr.. KRONER was present. IA
motion was next introduced by school
clerk, A. I. Thoreson, asking that the.
rental price for the building be raised
$500 a year to warrant proper clean
ing, scrubbing, fuel, etc. The allow
ance was brought to a vote and the
motion passed. Another motion was
also introduced by a number of mem
bers asking that a special meeting be.
called for the purpose of ordering a
larger quantity of flour and it was de-
icided to call this meeting at the same
place on Friday evening, Nov.
The nextSclub meeting will be held on
Friday evening, Nov. %, when Lilly
Gunstad will arrange for a program.
Mesdames Albert Vorseth, A. 4. Thore-
son and Emil Blomberg were elected
on the lunch committee A letter on
food control from the Minnesota Food
Administration was read to the audi
sence, and the song Singing Merrily''
was sung by four small girls, namely ::
Clara and Alma Thoreson, Gladys Sag
moen and Annie Blomberg, with organ
by Elsie Vorseth.
Miss Ruth Flann returned on Satur-
day evening from Park River, N. D.,
where she had been employed, and will
spend the winter with home folks.
Thorn Gullseth, formerly of Norden
has leased his mothers farm north Of
this place and moved to take posses
sion Of same the last week
The III. & B. elevator shipped 1,15O
bushels Of rye last Friday.
John Rafteseth, who has been en-
ployed at dredging work at Baudette,
came home on Saturday morning for a
visit with parents. A slight sprain in
his left foot unabled him to attend his
work and necessitated the taking Of a
short lay off.
Ted. Nelson arrived from Viking on
Saturday evening to spend Sunday
with friends and relatives.
John Hellquist went to Warren on
Friday to purchase a pedigreed Hol-
stein male calf from the Spaulding
! Farm Co.
] Mrs. A. Aanenson and son Ordahl, Of
/ Shelly, and Mrs. August Hellquist, Of
Thief River Falls, where Friday visit
ors at the John Hellquist home.
Lars Furan, OF Thief River Falls,
autoed up on business last Friday.
Olof Eide left for Viking on Saturday
morning on some business in connec-
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| Misses Ebba Walbeck and Esther
Warner, of Anita, attended the Farm
ers Club Meeting last Friday evening.
Miss Walbeck stayed until Sunday ev-
ening as guest with Miss Lilly Gum
stad
John Christensen, from Norden, con-
Quoted Sunday afternoon services at
i the Congregational church.
4 Mrs. Axel Axelson and son Otto, Mrs.
O. Olson and daughter Bernice, went to
i Viking on Monday morning to shop and
i visit
Victor Axelson and John Nakken en-
rolled for work at the Rosebank school
last week.
Thief River Falls on Monday morning,
where she has been employed at the NJ.
Barren home for some time.
Mrs. Martin Furan and sons, Ray
mond and Wallace, Of Slayton, Mimi,
arrived last Friday for a visit with
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. p. Sagmoen.
Several Of the Stengelson youngsters
went to Thief River Falls last satur-
day evening to shop and visit.
Mr.. and Mrs .Carsten Christensen
and John and Ruth Christensen, were
entertained at the John Bloom home
on Sunday afternoon. I.
Ole Jorgenson, from Thief River
Falls, has spent the last week visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Thoreson, at this
place.
i Christ Engen and Albert Vorseth
spent Monday at Warren attending tc
matters Of business.
4 Enock Nelson, Of Viking, was at this
jplace one day last week looking for d
q location with the intention of moving
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