Warren sheaf., 1917-06-06
Farmers Club Meeting.

ueul Ol warren.
Farmers Club Meeting.
The sixteenth meeting of the Rose
wood Farmers Club was held at the
Rosebank school house last Saturday
evening with an approximate attend
ance OF about seventy-tive.
Prof. ]. II. Hay and W. W. Prichard.
ST., of Thief River Falls, were present
at this meeting and both delivered
lectures. Prof Hay gave a one hour
talk on "Contentment and Patriotism
and Mr.. Prichard gave Il short speech
on the possibilities and future pros
poets of this community AS Mr..
Prichard operates a large stock farm
near by it was partly from experience
that he spoke and many valuable sug-
gestions were pointed out. The club
feels much gratitude towards Prof
Hay and Mr.. Prichard for visiting us
now. In the summer time when the
club members are busy and it some
times is difficult to secure appropriate
programs for every meeting the club
greatly appreciates the assistance of
outside talent who yolulnteerly attend
to enliven and encourage our cooper
ative efforts.
John Batten and A. c. Vorseth will
have charge of the program at the next
meeting which will be held on Saturday
evening. June %. 1t was suggested
that a discussion Oh what can l do
to further the interests of this club
be left open to the house and that every
one present be asked to present their
opinion in the matter.
Lydia and Roscoe Batten furnished
some pleasant organ music at this
meeting.
The following were admitted as
members, Simon Gullseth, Otto Solem.
Hobson Rogers. Mrs. r. Kroner, julius
! Abby and w, W. Prichard.
Mrs. Hannah Davis and children,
Helen, Ray and Inez, arrived here from
! Twig. Mimi, on Thursday for a few
| weeks vacation at the J. F. Carlson
home
Mrs. j. Styrlund in company with
the Ernest Styrlund family Of Viking,
spent Sunday at the Emil Peterson
home in East Grand Forks.
Mrs. Ingrid Nordhagen left Saturday
for an over Sunday visit to the Enoch
Albert YGTseth, agent for the Hanson
& Barren Milling Co. at this place, left
on Sunday morning for Middle River
to spend the day at the j. Phillipson
home and also to escort his wife and
daughter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Hellquist. of
Thief River Falls, in company with
Miss Hannah Aanenson. of Shelly.
came up last Sunday evening for a
brief visit at the j. Hellquist home
Marie and Alick Hellquist left on
Monday evening to attend the gradua-
ton Of the eight graders at Thief Ri
yer Falls. A sister, Hannah Hellquist,
was among the graduates.
r. NJ. Nelson. who is this year serv-
ing petit jury at the District Court
session at Warren, left on Monday ey-
ening for Thief River Falls, from
where he was to proceed the next day
to Warren to be on duty at the open
ing of the court
4. Gaerfe and another young man,
who have been employed near Devils
Lake this spring, returned on Tuesday
evening and left for their home near
Holt
Misses Esther and Alma Thoreson
left Tuesday for a couple days visit
with Thief River Falls friends, return
ing on, Thursday.
Among the visitors at the John SOr
home the past week were noted Miss
Mathilda Liden, of Steiner; Rev. Olof
Anderson: Mrs. J. Styrlund and Miss
Lilly Gunstad.
Mesdames Gust Nakken, Peter Mel
lem, Chas Sagmoen and son Byron, and
Lilly Gunstad spent Monday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Emil BlOmberg.
Misses Hazel Rye and Bella Sag
moen left Tuesday evening for few
days pleasure visit with Pennington
county seat friends.
John Hellquist spent Tuesday at
Warren attending to cour house and
other business affairs.
Mrs. Anton Gullseth having visited
at the parental home in NOrden re-
turned to Viking on Wednesday.
Mrs John Bloom, of NOrden, was at
Rosewood Tuesday calling on friends.
Line repairer Anderson, of the Vik-
ing Telephone Co., was in town last
Wednesday connecting the wires over
the 500 railway, which were cut some
time ago when found not complying
with the regulations III IeSdlu "
height.
G. Nordhagen left Friday for
Thief River Falls, where he had been
called to attend some business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arvid Carlson and son
Alton. Miss Solum Mr.. and Mrs. Peder
Person and daughter Edith, all Of New
folden. were Sunday afternoon callers
at the John Sor home.
J. J. Hoglin and S. Hanson with
families from AlvaradO, were Sunday
afternoon callers at G. Engen's.
John Batten was business caller at
Thief River Falls one day the begin
ming Of the week and returned on Sat
urday in company with his daughter
Lydia, who having finished her teach
ing at that place, came home to spend
her vacation with home folks.
Mrs. Henry Carlson and children
spent Saturday with Rosewood friends
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