Warren sheaf., 1917-09-19
ROSEWOOD

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this Vicinity Peterson s Jarsaw have
been busy all the last week north OF
town. Iver Oseby is south of town
and Ole Mebust came up from Warren
the northwestern territory AS prev
iously stated crops are fairly good.
All grain is Of q fine grade. some
the bashel but are rarely overgoing Is
Maearoni which Si Yields betWeen bbtsees s1fteen cen
and and twenty, Flax yields from to 10
bushels and in general is grade No. 3.
Barley is fine and goes from Is to 20
pashea y I per acre Oats all the way from
ay. Potatoes will be below the aver
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sagmoen in COM
pany with Lars Furan, from Thief Ri
yer Falls. left last Monday for Mime
apolis to attend convention Of the
Non-Partisan league and were latter to
proceed to Slayton, where they are to
visit relatives for some time.
Peder sjolsvold has purchased a wis
iags lag; lot at !, Rosewood and viii erect q
rived here this week to commence
clearing away some brush and may
latter on leave contract for the house
to carpenters Sagmoen and Sorenson.
Miss Gladys sagmoen returned last
Monday evening from an over Sunday
visit spent with Myrtle and Carrie Nell
son at Viking. .
Enoch Nelson arrived on Monday ev-
and attend to maj matters 81 Of business. i nnsenus
Miss Hazel Rye returned home from
zNekoma. N. D., on Monday evening,
having h,othggsa been cen called on account Of her
ing with q cox car at that place for
the last three weeks.
Ebsen and Flann and Joe Weiss re-
where they have been working. .
Miss Emma Sorenson left Monday
evening for Thief River Falls. where
she will be engaged as helper at the
M Bazen home this fall.
Miss Lilly Gunstad from st. Hilaire.
was up last Wednesday in the interests
of her school term which will com-
.mence mem at this place the first part of
sagmoen home this winter while
teaching.
Mesdames l.. Furan and S. Benson
We're at this place a few days the pc
s. s. and J. S. sagmoen homes homes. . 'ie
Miss Marie Hellquist, who has been
Thief River Falls this summer. return
ed on Thursday for stay with par
ents.
The John sagmoen family spent
the Pennington county seat.
The friends of Axel Blomberg will be
grieyed to learn of his death at the
nom n1me Of Of his nas, brother Oscar, ct Crook
berg was. born at this place 20 years
ago and an orphan since youth, had
been staying at the J. Sor home till
Electrical Works and has since resided
at that place. He was married about
fve years ago to Miss Betsy Wiberg,
brothers, three residing at this place
and one at Crookston, mourn his de-
parture: Emil Blomberg, Sven Hau-
gen and Axel Larson from this place
on Thursday.
A swamp fire ragged southwest OF
Rosewood the latter part of the week
fodder and hay stacks. ESP Especially M " on on
Tuesday, the whole horizon was cover
ed with smoke and fire, while latter as
the damp weather set in, it was check
long grass and as soon as sunshine and
higher winds set in will evidently, un-
less rain comes, make a clean sweep uI
TO the railroad and perhaps cause con-
ssldera ablesmore annoyance as it nears
more thic1ly settled lands further
north.
Me- How're was at this place afew
hauling out the grain from his farm
northeast of town. -
w. w. Prichard came up on Satur-
day evening with herd of graded cat
tie for his stock farm, from Thief Ri
yer Falls. While many Of the farmers
around this place are selling live stock
on account Of the prevailing fodder
shortage, Mr.. Prichard, who contem-
plates fancy spring prices for beef an6
also high prices for putterfat anc
milk, will winter as many of the grow.
ing animals as possible and also Of the
milch cows.
Oscar Blomberg and Eskil Wibere
from Crookston came up last Tuesday
for q hasty call on relatives, leaving
again the same evening.
John Whitman came down from
Steiner on Monday morning In com
pany with his daughter Amy. who lef
on the morning train for Warren OF
Mrs. Andrew opseth left saturda,
evening for Thief River Falls to visi
the O.: Nyhus and Inga Berg familie.
over Sunday.
Miss Irene Rye, who has been stay.
ing at the Nels Rye home the las
week left. Friday evening for her home
at Thief River Falls. She was accom-.
panied by her uncle Clarence Rye.
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