Warren sheaf., 1917-11-07
ROSEWOOD

kOSEWOOD
The Rosewood Farmers Club ordered
about 10000 pounds of wheat flour for
distribution among Its members, at a
special meeting held last Friday even
ing. Sven Swenson was appointed to
take the list to different flour dealers
for quotations.
The first dance this season was con-
Quoted at the Rosewood hall last Sat
urday evening. A large number of
people We're present. B
Jacob Haberle, principal at Willow
dale for the term Of 1916, who entered
the military service last spring, and is
now located at Fort Douglas, Utah,
writes us that he is enjoying himself
and finds military work full of inter-
est. He is now what is known as a
non on-commissioned officer and with the
rank of Corporal added to his name.
He sends the best regards to all who
know him and especially to his former
pupils from WillOwdale.
Halloween candy parties were held
at both the Rosebank and Busy Bee
schools. The pupils after recess We'd
nesday We're allowed freedom from
their usual work and all classes joined
hands in the partaking of all kinds of
frolics and in outdoor amusements.
Delicacies We're served by the teachers.
The 500 Railway has decided to make
a twelve foot wide fire break outside
Of their right-of-way in all places
where peat and swamp lands join their
road. The ground will be turned by
horses and the company will after
wards have the breaking disced three
times each season.
Peder Sorenson last Friday sold the
forty acres Of land near Holt which he
purchased from Hon. E. B. LObeck last
July. Mr.. III. Olson Of Holt, was the
purchaser.
Word was received at this place last
Friday that Mrs Gilbert Haugen had
died early that morning at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Lerum, at McIntosh.
Mrs. Haugen left for Mcintosh after
their residence here burned, with the
Intention of spending the winter at her
sisters place. Her husband has been
staying with his sOn-in-law, Thom
Holten, at this place. When leaving
Mrs. Haugen was in apparent good
health and the news. of her death came
very unexpectedly. She has resided
together with her husband, on farm
south of this place for the last thirty
five years and has large number of
friends in the com1nunit Mrs.
Haugen was over 20 years old and is
mourned nearest by husband her hus-
band and one daughter, Mrs. Z. Holten
at this place and one daughter resid7
ing in southern Minnesota. Her huss
band and Mrs. Holten left on Friday
evening to attend the funeral which
will be held at Mcintosh.
Miss Ebba Walbeck, principal at
the Busy Bee school, of Anita, visited
here Sunday as a guest of her friend
Lilly Gunstad.
Jalmer and Olivia Carte were at this
place on Monday morning, accompany
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Winnegge, who
after a visit with the Carte folks left
for their home at Devils Lake, n. D.
Howard Carlson is drilling for water
on his farm in Norden.
Mrs. Emil Blomberg entertained the
following guests at her home last
Thursday: Mr.. and Mrs Victor Mos
beck, from Norden !; Mrs. Chas Sag
moen and sons Byron and Borden,
Mrs. E. J. johnson and Miss Lille
Gunstad, from Rosewood.
Martin Evenson, Of Newfolden, after
a visit with relatives at Thief River
Falls, arrived here on the Friday train
and spent the day with friends in the
vicinity.
morning to spend couple days shop
ping and visiting at Warren.
Albert Lappegaard, who has been
employed at well drilling with the
Myrom & Ihle rig near ST. Hilaire, re-
turned home on Friday.
Mrs. Axel Axelson and Mrs O. III
Olson and daughter Bernice, left on
Friday morning for a visit with rela-
tives at Warren.
Nels Axelson, who has been employed
during plowing at the Snake River
Farm near Warren, arrived hcmas on
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A. s. Axelson and Joel Shoberg went
to Warren on Saturday morning to at
tend Dixon's Combination Sale.
Mrs. Ole Nyhus, of Thief River Falls,
arrived on Monday morning to spend
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