Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-09-04
ROSEWOOD

[ busy shock thresh1ng this week on the
Gen. Lappegaard and Hasby farms
southwest Of town, and the average
yields reported are rye from 10 to %
bushels per acre, Wheat 20, and oats
all the way from 20 to 40. Peterson
and y rsaW are also shock threshing
out north, and with practically the
same yields
Three soldier boys from Holt and
Middle River boarded the train Mon
+ DAY morning Tor Warren from where
{ to leave to enter military training.
One OF them, John Olson, came back in
the evening on account OF an infamed
Verml1Orm appendix which did not per
init MIN to enter service just at pres
son Ollver TO Warren to see him of and
also relurned IN the evening he re-
sides near Holt. 5s
- daughfter OF MT. and Mrs. Fred
Doies accompanied com by daughter and
tue llsl nloliler 70 MIS-. Doies arrived from
the southern part OF this state last
week to visit with the Doleas for a
Week
Albert Vorseth motored to Warren
Iuesday evening with Ted Nelson, who
ieII IRON that place the next morning
IorsNekoDa, ID, to seek work.
.Ionn sRemmem LETT Tuesday morning
TOE s., Ne e Wnere ne will be employed
| u tne harvest nelds inns Iall.
Jalmer Ra1teseth, Selmer Haugen
/ ana John thompson, from this town
snip, nave received notices from the
Local Board at warren, that they are
tl0 the neXCs 0r3IE and VIII De rp0Qlred
TO appear before same on Wednesday,
Peder. e]olsyold and Willie and Carl
ia leIt% Wednesday morning Tor
North Dakota tosWerks this. this Ia
- unique attachment. consisting OF a
four blade disc has been annexed to the
railway rally speeder by section foreman z
IStromberg for the purpose OF destroy
ing the bothersome weeds growing next next
Ito the. ties and rails, and seems to work
Ito entire satisfaction, except in places
where there is too much stone and the
Equack grass root is too thick. To work
properly the machine needs more power
than the speeder alone can supply and
Mr.. Stromberg has gone together with
| the Viking foreman and both speeders
are used in the work
| Mrs. John Bloom left Wednesday
morning for Viking to shop and visit
between trains. w;
i The II. e. Doles family motored to
Strandquist Thursday to visit with
friends for a few days.
LYDIA Batten returned from hersvaca-
t ton trip to- Minneapolis Friday and re-
ports splendid outing.
| Simon Gullseth left for Adams, N. D.,
| Friday to work during harvest Many
OF the farmers when done with harvest
have hired junior help on their farms
and themselves gone west to get work
which is being paid as high as $3.50
Iper day threshing. 1855
Jalmer Rafteseth spent Friday at
! Warren to attend to business.
a baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Vic. Mosbeck Friday evening.
EdW. A. Silverness, candidate for
Supt. of Schools, left last week for Oslo
where some relatives Of his reside. He
may stay there for some time to assist
them with threshing.
Miss Lilly Gunstad, OF st. Hualre,
who taught school at Rosebank last
winter, arrived Saturday to visit with
| friends over Sunday
q number OF our youngsters attend
ed party at the home Of Harry Copp,
south OF Holt, Saturday evening
Misses Clara Nelson and Annie
Bloom left for North Dakota Saturday
where they have accepted positions IN
cooking cars.
| a meeting OF the farmers and thresh-
Iers was held at the local school house
/ Saturday evening to discuss the prices ices
/ OF threshlng, and the farmers SET as
their prices on al 1eed att cents per I
1 bushel wheat Q cents; and max y
cents: we understand the tnresners
were willing to accept these prices. :.
Misses Tena and Nina Westby leI1
last week for Goodrldge, Wnere tney
will make a three weeks, stay at the the
home OF their brother, Martin Westpy.
1t IS reported that portaDie gas
lamp belonging to Carlson Z Sagmoen
was stolen from Thoresons nan ma p
town one night last week, one OF the
windows being broken and abundance
i made through that. An investigator
i is under way - s5
Willie and Ella Meyers and Lena and 7,
M. q "