Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-07-18
ROSEWOOD

llO6I VOOD
At the Rindahl church last Sunday
gram Of the paroehial school s child
givea; y key. 6. Larson e q Thlef Ris
this place: Rev. chas. 4. Gabriel and
singing and short talks ika.aAt Over W one
hrn ao4l people zee attended and ice
the green after the program. Autos
from all the nearby towns were pres
ent. The program was mostly Nor
Pennington county. and nSa John Batte gl
delivered lectures at the Rosewood
Evenings f The mset bg bs foe
was on drafting and contained much
valuable information on drafting. ex
en- rdo !. and the officers having
about fifteen minutes on The posi-
bllities and what we can do to better
farmers club
Miss Olga Fossen left Wednesday
morning for her home at Edmore, fol-
lowing weeks stay at the G. J.
Nordhagen home.
Sunday visitors with their friend Miss
Mabel Uland. in the western part Of
W Knight, of Thief River Falls, and
Clarence Doran, Of Anita, were bust
ness callers at this place one day last
week.
nesday- evening. having spent the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gulseth, at Vik-
ing.
toN Nat o Messing dsH Of A1gyls was in
some matters Of interest.
Mabel Uland returned Wednesday
from Thief River Falls, where she had
been for call on friends.
Miss LYDIA Batten was unfortunate
in being quite badly poisoned in her
face by ivy the last week and had to
be taken to Thief River Falls for nee
ical attention.
Miss Carrie Nelson. of Viking, has
been at this place a few days the last
week visiting her friend Gladys Sag
moen.
Henry Sagmoen left Wednesday for
short visit with college friends at
Thief River Falls
Mrs Nj John sorenson, having paid a
Of town. returned to Thief River Falls
ON Friday evening. She was accom-
PANIED by Mrs. Peterson who went for
sojourn with friends and relatives at
the latter place.
Axel Larson autoed to Thief River
Falls last Friday in company with Mr..
and Mrs. ~Adolph Haugen and Emil
john Eaten pa saepP'f Ffid d.p evening
at Thief River Falls attending to BUSH
ness matters.
Hanson & Barren lumber yards the
last week, two contained building ma
terial for the Rafteseth and Den resi-
d dfbss n and w one contained brick and
MI. and Mrs. Enoch Nelson, Of vik-
ing, were Sunday callers at this place
n6or the x school 90 Rene and
home.
Miss Olga Nelson Of Thief River
Falls, was up Sunday for visit with
Mr.: ana Mrs ss ABE 4 Strobe hIesa and family
Of Angus, autoed up last Sunday for a
visit with Mrs. Stroble's father, Peder
SorenSon.
Mrs. Ost0y, Of Thief River Falls ar
days with her friends at this place
Miss Olga Thoreson, who is employ
ed at Thief River Falls, spent Sunday
afternoon at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Rye were visitors
with the Elmer Rye family at Thief
RIVER Falls Saturday.
Club picnic at the Rosebank school
grounds next Sunday afternoon, July
e. A good time, good lectures and
E E do uz Jeur b and nssdes
work of the Red Cross to whom the
net proceeds of the afternoon will be
Albert Abby returned on Monday
near Duluth; where he has been stay
ing g,h for som n time previous
ka Taa ane family g and Miss
Thief River Falls.
M. IS; ana Mrs: Carl stromberg and
home at Nekoma, N. b.
Bernhard Ranum left Monday to re-
sumo his carpentry duties for the Pho
neer Land and Loan Co.
Mrs. Sven Anderson, of Thief River
Falls, arrived on Saturday to spend a
few days at the Albert vorseth home.
ue G ha1 Gabriel, Mrs @. a Anderson
trip to Thief River Falls.
Nels Rye spent mid-week business
soJourn at the Pennington county
seat.
Mrs. A: B. Remmem spent Monday
visiting her friends at the Even An
derson and Ingrid Nordhagen homes
h homa ea At n Th the R sEsnnE train for
Renie Werner. of Holt, was a Sun
day visitor at the Sievert Rafteseth
home.
sf Mf MoS NSe N MelzS Sa{ and Annie Eide
where they were to. spend few days
visiting friends and relatives and al
SO to attend the Yankee Robinson
Mesdamez Ole Hall and Ole Abby re-
turned on Tuesday, after having spent
a few days with Thief River Falls
! friends.
Steiner Johnson returned on Tues
| day. after having spent three weeks
with his relatives at Fosston and also
| attending a "Halling" convention held
| at Grand Forks. He reports a pleas
ant tour but is glad to be home again.
| According to his statements the grain
in this vicinity looks fully as promis-
| ing as that seen along the railways
| further south
| Rev. Olof Anderson passed a few
! days the latter part of the week
among his relatives and friends at
Viking.