Warren sheaf., 1917-12-19
ROSEWOOD
Farmers, Chr, a..ss

" eS Heiu dIsI!le hOSeN245si q = s.1tl
tended. Meeting was opellass s, sss ss,s.s
IS IS romer at 40 p ~. sssssa a.,
references read and ss..!, s, S.
the w. w. Wells Lumber Company Of
sEiverett Wash, calling attention to the
gaying IN j brought on by Farmers, Clubs
rect from the manufacturers, and the:
superior grade-sof material received
Mem Members 81; $; M who had individually prac-.
Favorable light. provided the Z, Orders de S
We're large enoughgto warrant mini
MUM mum ddreight dieg@ rate, and also on mill
cnnad WON ala ena {, Inc general belief point to
goods. The second u comm,Inicat i :,in,y tiog
from +, m a. D, Wallace editor of The
FARMERS, - 1iie asked that as much be done
IN this community as possible in regard
10 the increase of live stock, especially
5nogss ana sheep, and showed that the
decrease gee n the latter during the last
rate. This Increase Of live stock should
not only be considered as matter Of
.patrllGtlsm, 4anl p IN as the high prices guaran-
pufseYery progressive farmer to more
concentrate his efforts along this line.
sTprther !.51I IN his letter Mr.. Wallace says:
go on peace basis tomorrow, a meat
shortage would confront it's population.
to say nothing of the tasks we would
herds e of &uropsg a1cks and
grain and other food crops should be-
come normal within year after peace,
put q, It will require many years before
there is again the normal amount Of
live stock as compared with the world
population; Most of this shortage will
and lI should be made up by the farmers
tiOns like the northwest, where the live
stock business has been growing more
rapidly iIa during the last ten years than
IN e any n.y., Other. g ea 5 SECTION Of the country:
ing at the Rosebank school building on
January 1s, 1918, with Misses Olga
,Ihoreson and ID Lilly Gunstad as pro-
and Emil Anderson as caterers. In a
short talk Pres. KRONER suggested that
hereafter time be devoted at each
mfss5ing far theGres Of better
body would be interested and that each
memner pick out suitable branch of
iadmng id@ment an% ne%dies lies apRlying his own
the results of his researches, leaving
the subject to an open discussion il SO
all present have the opportunity Of
taking active part in the meeting, and
would eliminate part Of the formality
sc of tSd to the
a program had been arrange for this
meeting but for an unforeseen hindrance
only one OF the program committee was
postpone rendering it until later
meeting.
s Miss Olga Nelson. Of Thief River
Falls spent Saturday and Sunday as
guests with her sisters, Ella and Clara
Nelson at this place.
from Thief River Falls on Friday even-
Ing to visit and attend the Farmers
Club meeting.
{. T. Mellem returned on Monday from a
few days visit with relatives at Viking.
Thief River Falls on Saturday evening
after spending several weeks at the A.
Thoreson home.
Jim Rafteseth was an over Sunday
guest with friends at Thief River Falls.
=. g. Mrs Mrs; Felix. Arlington, Mrs. Carl
Warren, to shop and visit.
q Olga and Thomas Thoreson went to
Thief River Falls on Monday evening
to visit at the A. .. Thoreson home.
Arthur hompson and John sorenson
spent q couple days at Thief River
Falls the beginning of the week.
- O. B. Hall from near Anita boarded
the train at this place on Tuesday
at Warner
p. "A. silverness, chairman Of the
Town Board, was in town on Tuesday
putting up. speed limit signs along the
Mrs Chas.s sagmoen and children re-
turned 1I,3: Il on Tuesday after a visit at
Thief River Falls.
John. Bloom, of @Norden, was Sum
day afternoon guest. at the Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hellquist home.
David Mosbeck, who is at present
on Tuesday morning for couple days
visit with his brother, Victor Mosbeck
and family.
z Nj Miss rsynneva sorenson went to Thief
II rDrH4L NALL
some dental work done. .
Olof Eide. manager OF the Viking Co
operative potato warehouse, arrived on
Tuesday. evening to visit with friends.
yer Falls, spent Wednesday visiting her
sister, Mrs: Peder Sjolsvold, at this
a. 7. Thoreson and Emil styrlund
day to look after matters Of business.
The Swedish Ladies Aid was enter
tanned at the. home Of Mrs. J. styrlund
Young, Peopies' society met met there filea the the
same evening. Both societies were
we'll attended and neat sum Of money
the Congregational church. Mrs. Nina
Anderson will entertain the Ladies' Aid
at her home on Jan. 10th.
Miss Clara Nelson has spent this
week at Thief River Falls visiting
withNfriends and relatives. She return
EDDa Walbeck, Lilly GunStad and
Lille Holson went to- Warren on Sat-
urday morning, where they were to
visit during the day with Mrs. %. M.
Holson and other friends.
The following were east bound pas
sengers on Saturday for Thief River
Falls on business and visiting: Miss
Minnie Sorenson, Julius Abby, Newman
Rye and Ted Myrom.
Postmaster III. Carlson was between
train business caller at Thief River
Falls last Thursday. .
Martin Westby returned to Good
ridge last Friday. after a weeks stay
with parents at this place.
Thure Styrlund recently left for
Virginia, Mimi, to seek winter employ
ment at the iron mines.
Alfred Rafteseth returned to NekOma
on Friday morning, having visited with
parents since last Saturday.
Sigurd Rafteseth spent day at Thief
River Falls this week to receive dental
attention.
Mrs. Nina Anderson. Mrs. John Sag
moen and son, Glenn, went to Viking
on Saturday morning to visit with the
e. Nelson family.
John Sorenson and Emil Anderson
toured the district in an auto last Sat-
urday to gather subscriptions for the
RindahT Christmas tree festival.
Clara Bakken left on Saturday even
ing for visit with parents at Thief
River Falls.
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