Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-05-01
ROSEWO GOD

hO0EWyJyID
New Solum oversubscribed it's allot-
ted Third Liberty Loan assignment by
SIoo and as a result the specially de-
signed Liberty flag adorns most resi-
dence windows both in town and in
the country
Edward Silverness. chairman of the
town board, went to Minneapolis Mon
DAY evening on business in connection
Wlth the farmers potato warehouse
he will return by the middle of this
week. ut
Carl Hagen has purchased new
Ford. E as
Agnes johnson and Miss Bergstrand
left Tuesday for town of Foldahl
Where they are staying. s-.s. "a. :.
Miss Anna Bloom left Tuesday morn
ing for Viking where she will be en-
plOyed
Willie Warning went to Warren
Tuesday to seek summer employment. :,
John and Helmer Bloom mOtored to
Thief River Falls Tuesday afternoon
on business. In company with them
went Mrs. Anderson. who left the next
morning for Bemidji to visit with Mrs
). Bergland. Mrs. T. Mellem is stay
ing at her home during her absence.
Mrs. Carl Mellem returned Tuesday
frow Warren where she had spent over
week as guest of her mother. Mrs.
O: Holson.
Peder and Rudolph Sagmoen left for
Warren Wednesday morning on days
business stay.
Lars Euran Non,,,r+;c,,, or1-., ,;,x,,,
was III town Wednesday forenoon en-
route to Warren around which place
he is working this spring.
Victor MOSbeck went to Warren
Wednesday morning to leave an appeal
with the local exemption board for de-
ferred claSSifcatio He is a thrifty
farmer and would evidently be equally
useful as a food producer as soldier.
Olof Opseth, the town assessor, spent
"Wednesday at Warren to attend a
meeting of the Marshall county
assessors and to get the necessary
books for his work
the Grand juror from this township
and Swan Haugen as the petit jury
man, according to notices received
from Sheriff Hanson this week. The
spring court will open at Warren on
Monday, May 9th.
Mrs. A. Hestikind accompanied by
two boys from town Of Smiley near
Hazel, arrived here Thursday morn
ing for an extended visit with Mrs.
Hestikinds parents. Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Haugen, north Of town.
Miss Minnie Sorenson. who has been
employed at Thief River Falls this
spring, arrived home Thursday morn
ing.
John Helquist and O. J. Dahl drove
to Thief River Falls Friday to attend
to business and to see the drafted sol
diers parade in the afternoon. Mr.
August HelquiSt, son of John Hell
Quist and resident of Shelly. Mimi.
has recently received position at the
army engineering corps, as map drawer
and surveyor. and left last week for
Raymond. Washington, to enter upon
his duties. John Sorenson. another
well known man of this community
will leave May 1. to enter the work as
shipbuilder for the government
Just where he will be sent is vet un-
known but it will probably be to some
wharf on the Pacific coast. Oscar
Johnson. who taught public school
here the term of 1907-0S. and during
last winter teacher at the Minnesota
State University, has written his
friends here of his enlisting into the
army Medical department and has been
sent to Camp Greenleaf, Georgia. for
training.
The Rosewood Farmers Club will
have their next meeting at Rosebank
Friday evening May 3. The new
president. Mr.. Vorseth. will enter upon
his duties at this meeting Come all
and have good time. Mesdames
Haugen and Mosbeck will serve lunch.
Miss Solem. of Holt. returned Fri
day evening from Radium where she
has taught successful term Of school.
Hay shortage is becoming very ap-
parent.
The sad news of the death of New
wan Rye at Thief River Falls Satur-
day morning hassbeen received by his.
friends in this community. where he
was resident until late last winter
when he moved with his parents to the
former named place Mr.. Rye had
many warm friends. here who grieve
his sudden departure and join in ex-
tending to the bereaved their sincere
sympathy.
Gust Rye arrived from Thief River
Falls Monday morning to attend bust
ness here during the day