Warren sheaf., 1918-07-03
;. ROSEWOOD
G 81. Monson Of Holt left on Monday
from this place for a bief business visit
to Warren - s.ts ~ ,5.5s$

~. MOnson Of Holt left on Monday
from this place for a bief business visit
to Warren. -5'..s. .s
julius Abby, who spent Monday at
Warren and was to have left with the
boys from this country for military
training, came back this evening on ac-
count OF having touch of measles, and
Will not go before next call in July.
Hans Ness from north of town was
summoned to take his place..
Assessment OF the property and real
estate within the town was completed
Monday. The taxed valuation of the
real estate amounts to $614,OO0 or an
average of 500 per acre on the whole
town.
Gust Opseth and Olaf Norhagen
motored to Viking Monday forenoon to
attend matters of business
Axel Larson and Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Nelson and three daughters spent Sun
day at Strathcona visiting the H. Back
lund home.
Mrs. 7. J. Taggert accompanied by
daughter and son left on Tuesday on
business at Warren.
Miss Mabel Lappegaard left for Thief
River Falls Tuesday evening where she
will stay to look after the property of
Hnry Carlson family while the latter
will spend a week visiting with friends
in North Dakota. She was accom-
panied by Miss Ethel Kron who will
visit with fiends for couple days.
QuestiOnnairies to the boys who reg
istered the fifth of last month were
mailed out from Warren Tuesday. JUS
tice of the Peace Olof Opseth will ad-
minister oaths and assist with their
proper filling out.
Mrs. Carl Mellem left Wednesday
morning for Warren where she will
visit with her mother Mrs 0. Holson
over Sunday. She will have her baby
daughter baptised there next Sunday.
E. P. Johnson spentWe ednesday at
Viking attending to matters of busi-
ness.
Martin Evenson Of Newfolden con-
Quoted prayer meeting services at the
S. Rafteseth home in town Wednesday
evening.
The Red Cross picnic held at the
Rosebank school grounds Wednesday
afternoon was, considered the threading
and rainy weather, very successful.
Somewhere in the vicinity of one hun
dred and fifty persons being present.
Safe Senator E. E. Iobeck was present
and delivered an eloquent lecture on
prohibition and it's relation to the pre-
sent war. The meeting was opened by
Rev. Geo. Larson of Thief River Falls
with a Scandinavian hymn, and Mr.. 0.
Nyhus also Of Thief River Falls gave
a few suitable remarks following an
other song. The speaker was introduce
ed by Rev. Larson.
speaking at 3 O'clock an hour later
than was set on account of the rain,
did not directly commence his prohi-
bition propaganda, but dwelt for a few
minutes on the present world condi-
tions. II believe" he said, "that the
people Of the world may look back up
on their best time. My reflection of
the world situation causes me to be-
lieve that revolutionary spirit, such
as never before, is pressing itself upon
the governments, the nations and the
individuals. Political parties fight po-
litical parties; society fights society;
religion fights religion and nations
fight against nations. Where do we
find brotherly love today? The world
has had the most wonderful time in it's
history, time Of inventions, of i'm
provements, and Of civilization whose
pinnacle has meyer been attained be-
fore, and still what has taken years to
build up, and what has been the pride
of nations, the benefit Of individuals
and the pride of civilization, is being
destroyed, demolished, and with bullets
of lead and steel shot to pieces in a
war so horrible, and with dimensions
SO large that the world has never wit
messed it's peer. An idea prevailing
with some is that this war will end in
a world monarchy and with the Kaiser
as second Napoleon; this is not, how
ever, in accordance with the prophesies.
In this world we have several times
noticed the attempt of one man to mon
Opolize the world and become it's chief
regent, but every attempt has failed
and resulted in utter destruction of the.
attemptor, and so it shall end today.
Justice shalt not. be set back, but shall,
although not without trials, come for
ward triumphant.