Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-09-11
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Miss Emma SOrenson left Monday
Tor North Dakota, where she will be
employed in acooking car this fall.
4. Baker and family, Of Strandquist,
We're IN town Sunday to visit with the
d. g. DOles family and see the latter.s
visitors from the southern part OF the
state, who left in the evening for their
home.
Miss Lilly Gunstad returned to her
home in st. Hilaire Monday she will
leave the latter part Of this week for
Badger, where she will teach the COM
ing winter.
Mrs. .. Johnson accompanied by
baby. arrived from Warren Tuesday
evening to visit with parents, Mr. and
Mrs. B. Sevaldson
Willie Hagen spent Tuesday at War
rem to be examined for war service.
| A soldiers farewell was rendered
Tuesday evening to the four boys, Sell
mer Haugen. Jalmer Rafteseth. John
Thompson and Olof Hagen, who left on
Wednesday to enter training at Camp
Grant, Illinois. The party was ar
ranged by the local Farmers. Club, but
as the President was unable to be pres
|ent, John Batten acted as chairman Of
the evening. a very interesting pro-
gram was rendered. 4 Following the pro-
gram Mr.. Batten upon request of the
crowd, sang several of his so admired
humorous and patriotic songs and was
in this assisted partly by Thor. SevaId-
sson. Jalmer Rafteseth voicing the
feelings of himself and his three COM
paniOns. in a few fitting sentences,
thanked the partakers and arrangers
for all congeniality in their behalf and
although it felt sad to bid farewell to
all friends and youth companions, it
was with feeling of justified pride
that they entered the service of their
country go forth to fight a-worthy and
noble cause Coffee and cake was ser
we'd at midnight, and the evening was
ended with number of parlor games
and dances. -
O. J. Dahl, of the Shipping Associa-
ton. was in town Wednesday arraAg-
ing for shipping another stock car on
Sept. u. -.
Sven Swenson and daughters Jen-
niyia and Olivia, went to Newfolden
Thursday to attend the wedding Of
friend, Miss Lee
One of the heavily loaded car wheels
was short of fabrication on the east
bound freight Friday evening and had
to be kept cooled with water. The
train run at half speed to reach Thief
River Falls.
Miss Langly and another girl from
out north left Saturday morning for
North Dakota, where they will seek
employment z~~-z ~
Miss Laura KrOn has taken up high.
school work at Thief River Falls.
E.. ROLAND and Nate Harrie came up
in a car from Newfolden Saturday ev-
ening enroute south. ~~-
The next meeting of the Rosewood
Farmers Club will be held at Rosebank
school house on Sept 14th. All are
welcome. @
A telegram was received on Monday
from Duluth, stating the death early
this week of Mrs. Kasper SoIbeck. a.
former resident of this place. and
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Abby.
Mrs. Solbeck has resided at Duluth this
summer where her husband was en-
ployed. and had recently undergone an
operat ton for appendicitis, but hal later
been reported conyalescing. and he I'M
timely death now came as complete
shock to her folks. Her remains will
be shipped to this place for burial.
. The 1845 registration Thursday
be conducted in this township at the.
East Dist. No. 81 school house. Town
Clerk John Halvorson is the registrar. /.