Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-02-07
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Mrs. John Sagmoen and Mrs. Rev.
Olot Anderson returned home from
Thief River Falls on Thursday morn
ing, after visit at the L. Crown
home.
The Bloom boys shipped a car
load of baled rye straw to Mime
apolis last Tuesday.
Selmer and Adolph Haugen and
Carl Mellem were employed at Peter
Mellem's on Tuesday, saving his
winter supply of wood.
Mrs. A. C. Vorseth and daughter,
Elsie, and Miss Gladys Anderson,
were entertained for supper at the
John Sagmoen residence one day
last week.
Miss Clara Gunstad of st. Hilaire
arrived here on Saturday morning
for an over Sunday visit with her
sister, Lilly, at the Chas. Sagmoen
home.
Rev. A. Bredeson of Thief River
Falls arrived here on Saturday morn
ing to meet with his confirmation
class the same day and with the
intention of conducting services at
the Norwegian church on Sunday.
Mrs. Dahl of Thief River Falls
was an over-Sunday visitor at the
home of her brother Ole Dahl, north
of town.
Axel Axelson was business caller
at Thief River Falls last Friday.
Mr.. Forsberg of Viking has been
hauling wood from the Bernhard Ra-
mum farm to his home last week
Mr.. Bakken, representing the
Queen City Bottling Works, was a
business caller at Rosewood between
trains last Saturday.
Miss Lilly Gunstad, our school
teacher, left on Friday evening for
an overnight visit with her sister
at Thief River Falls.
Mr.. Finseth, from Red River, ar
rived here last Tuesday morning for
a visit at the liver Krogstad home.
The following Rosewood people
were business callers at Viking last
Tuesday: David and Thure Styr-
lund, Oscar and Lars Vigness, Emil
Anderson, Axel Larson and Joel Sho-
berg.
Victor Mosbeck of Thief River
Falls was at Rosewood last Tuesday
loading a car of rye straw that he
shipped to Minneapolis on the same
day.
Mrs. Efteland and Lars Vigness
left on the Tuesday evening train
for their respective homes at Thief
River Falls.
Mr.. Olson, representing the Man
haitian Oil Co. at Thief River Falls,
was business visitor at Rosewood
last Wednesday.
Hawkin Krogstad of Dickinson,
N. D., has spent the past week Wis
iting at his parental home north of
town.
Thor Sevaldson, in company with
one of the Thompson boys, drove to
Thief River Falls on Wednesday to
purchase pedigreed shorthorn bull.
liver Krogstad left on Thursday
morning for a visit with relations
near Hatton. N. D.
Gust Rye and Victor Mosbeck were
among those who had to wait twelve
hours last Wednesday evening for
the 500 passenger to take them to
Thief River Falls; the train arrived
at ITO a. m.
Palmer Woldness left on Thursday
morning for Montana. where he ex-
poets to be employed for some time.
Theodore Nelson Of Viking was at
Rosewood a few days the latter part
Of the week, visiting at the T. Mel
lem home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Haug and
daughter left on Thursday morning
for their home in Canada. after hay
ing spent a week visiting Mrs.
Haug's father.
Rev. Albert Peterson Of Little
Falls, Mimi. will be at Rosewood
over next Sunday to conduct relig-
ious meetings at the Congregational
church. The first meeting will he
held on FRIDAY afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Gust Opseth made combined
business and hunting trip to Viking
last Thursday.