Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-06-27
Farmer. Club Meeting.

The Rosewood Farmers Club met at
sixty persons present. Owing to the
rain in the evening the meeting was
below the average in attendance.
turned from business trip to Mime
apolis was unable to attend and the
meeting was under control of Vice
PRESIDENT Ranum, who opened same at
the audience, roll called and references
read. In the business line the pur-
chase Of twine was considered but as
decision Of purchase was left until the
next meeting when closer prices also
will be secured: Mr.. A. c. Vorseth in
I do to BETTER the club" by short
speech and the reading. of two articles
pertaining to the subject. Several
the same subject by other members. 1t
was decided that next meeting be held
st the same place three weeks from
do her best in arranging suitable
program. Member Axelson spoke for a
few minutes on the nourishing value
of certain noxious weeds and a few
questions asked through the question
box were read and answered. Meet
ing adjourned at lilo.
Mrs. Henry Whitehead and children
following a weeks visit with Rose
wood friends, left for her home at
Fordville, n. D., Saturday morning.
Theodore Holten returned on Satur-
dey evening from a days business trip
to Viking.
Matt Rafteseth autoed to Warren
last Thursday, attending to real
John Sjolsvold is around demon
strating a new Ford he has recently
purchased.
Mesdames- Even Anderson and Ingrid
friends at Alexandria.
Chas. Sagmoen was employed al
Viking last Saturday doing mason
Mrs F. P: Johnson was delightfully
by large number Of her friends un-
a goodly amount of cake and coffee an6
a neat little money gift to show theil
appreciation of neighborly friendship.
Nora and Irene Rye of Thief River
Falls, arrived here on Saturday morn:
ing to spend few days with grand.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Rye.
John Sorenson returned on Saturday
evening after a days business visit GU
west.
olof opseth was a Warren bushes:
caller Tuesday, also attending the
mission of Public Safety
Miss Mabel Mellem spent a few day
the latter part of the week visiting a
nth, The sagmosn fam an Is and Mr.; ans
spent Sunday in the spruce groves nea
mobiles.
Peder sorenson left Saturday morn
ing for Warren where he was to visi
the Otto Anderson family for a few
visit the Abe and viii Strobe homes.
Mr.; and Il Mrs I? =, Albert Eerseth an,
shoberg, passed Sunday on a picni
tour 70 Thief River Falls, Sqaw Poin
and Silverton.
The Gabriel and Root Gospel preach
have been holding a series of m Get
ing at the John Christensen farm tn
last week. A number of people fror
Rosewood attended nearly every nigh
business tour to Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sagmoen an
family were Thief River Falls visitor
The Young Peoples Society of tn
Rindahl church has a scheduled meet
ing again July 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph J. serbos of Ren
Vile county having recently purchase
the Peder sorenson farm at a price {
$40 per acre moved up with family an
Monday to take possession Of same.
Miss Mabel Lappegaard, of Norde1
was an over Sunday visitor with he
Miss Thresia Schankey returne
home from St. Hilaire on Monday
Carpenters Sagmoen and Sorenso
ing a 22x24 six room residence for M
sievert Rafteseth on his lot in Rose
wood.
Alfred Rafteseth, Joel shoberg, Cla1
Nelson and Bella Sagmoen were THE
River Fails callers last Friday. ever
ing and also attending the Gabriel an
Root meeting at the j. Christianse
farm.
Bernhard Ranum returned on Satu
day evening from Warren to sper
Sunday with his family.
Miss Lettie Morgan, Signe, Carl az
Gunda Momrak, Of Park River, N.
have been visitors at the 0. Borge
home the last week.
Miss Olga Thoreson left Wednesds
evening, having secured employing e.
for the summer months at Thief r
yer Falls.
Bella Sagmoen returned from Thi
River Falls on Tuesday, where she h