Warren sheaf., 1917-09-26
ROSEWOOD

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John Frederick Carlson. one Of the
early last Monday morning. after a
years Illness with cancer Of the stom-
ach, at his residence two miles south
Deceased was born in Bjorkelberg.
to America In 1888. spent some time at
after which he took up q homestead at
this place and resided on same until
his death. 49,
nva He tq;st'ns vas married led on May q 1877. to
CHILDREN l,sa Nj Nine Of whom are living,
Maasy MHamfly Mna mrs; haa Hans Morwick Seattle
Mrs. E. Stromberg. Mrs. Helmer Ostronl
and Henry Carlson, Thief River Falls,
and Howard. Helmer and Herbert Carl
place. Besides these one brother,
Aleck Carlson. Butte. Mont, and one
sister Mrs. p. johnson. Tower, Mimi,
are among the mourners
Interment will take place from the
afternoon and remains will be laid to
rest st. at ~ the n : =, wildwood cemetery.
father. loving husband and a good
neighbor. His peaceful disposition
his associates.
The community joins in extending to
the bereaved family their deepest SYM
pathy and affection.
The Rosewood Farmers Club will
meet at the Rosebank school building
on Saturday evening, Sept. 30. A pro-
graz gram |, IS being prepared and there will
Nantages of a local creamery. Now
that the evenings are getting long and
the rush fall work completed, come
out out an and take your family with you.
a &C to-
JOY the parlor entertainments let your
wire ana your nelghbors come in closer
rcontact with each other. You yourself
ldea during the. summer and perhaps
your neighbor also has. talk it over at
fn9 fne thu Glnb a+l The clubs main purpose, is
ana cooperation among the families
IN the community, and without your
asslstancs it can not accomplish this.
big time.
Ole Mebust came up with his thresh-
ing rig on Monday afternoon and has
the, Hellquist, Styrlund, Haugen and
Anderson farms.
Tuesdays rain delayed threshing for
welcome. Flowing IS now m Was Carried rfai'en on
Miss Annie Johnson, from Mud Lake,
was vas at Rosewood last Tuesday to seek
Mrs: 3: F.. sagmoen having spent
Mand uhief River y, Falls, M returned home on
Sagmoen children are staying with
Mrs. sagmoen during their parents
auto tour IT. to southern Minnesota.
at this place the latter part Of the
week buying stock for shipping pur-
poses.
week in mission interests at Crookston,
and Plummer, returned home on Tues
day morning and stayed at the Rev.
day morning s when len 1H1 he left % for Waaren, s
having been called there to conduct
Sunday services at the Swedish Mis-
sion church.
arrived from Thief River Falls on
Tuesday to stay at the parental, j.
Hellquist home, and assist with thresh-
Miss Hazel Flann returned from
Warren on Tuesday evening, where
she has been employed this fall during
threshing.
Mrs. 4: Mellem left Monday evening
for Strathcona for a weeks visit. with
her daughter, Mrs. Henning BaclSlund
and family
Henry Lappegaard and Henry Ericlz-
son returned home from their fall work
in North Dakota, last Monday and
Iheodore Nelson came back on Tues
day from Fairdale.
Mrs. Carl Mellem left Wednesday
\ ,
Mrs. Q. NJ. Ho1son, at Warren, and to
attend the Ladies' Aid of the NJ. %.
church which was entertained by MRS.
Holscn oIy, q on {. "Wednesday
from Thief River Falls on Wednesday
to visit with friends and relatives for
couple days, after which she left for
her home near Newfolden.
Mrs. Anton Gullseth, of Viking, was
at this place a day last week calling on
the home of her brother, G. J. Nord-
hagen.
Misses Thoreson and Mabel Mellem
returned from their work at Auborn.
N. D., on Wednesday,.
passengers Wednesday evening, bound
for Thief River Falls and Goodridge in
business interests: Elmer and Clarence
Rye, Albert Lappegaard and John
Miss Annie Thompson left Wednes-
day for Thief River Falls, where she
mas secured temporary work for the
John Phil, Emil Bloom and Alfred
Thoreson returned "wednesday % m from m
west Of Fargo. where they had been
Postmaster Herbert Carlson and Olof
River Fails on Saturday evening en- : n'to to
spend Sunday visiting Pennington
county friends.
ma Manager s4ges G s5 J; Dahl, Of the Rosewood
been around the last week contracting
for carload Of cattle that he expects.
to ship to the Twin cities next Satur-
day.
Iver Westby left Wednesday even
ing for Goodridge, where he was to
take part in the threshing on his farm
and on that Of his son, Martin Westby.
A WORD WITH WOMEN.