Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-04-03
ROSEWOOD

Mrs. ]. Styrlund is at Grand ForlIs
the guest of her daughters, Mrs. p
peterson and Mrs. p Voiss. = :
Helmer Carlson returned Monday ev.
enlng from a visit at Fordvine, II. d
He was accompanied by Miss Rose
r. hratzke Of that place. who will visit
at this place.
Rev. F. Q; Anderson left Monday ev-
enlng for Plummer. where he will be
t t;3 services at the Congrega-
y, Rudolph sagmoen went to WARREN
Tuesday to be examined for war SER
vice. wy i
dred bushels Of seed oats from the
western part Of Marshall county.
Mrs o. NJ. Holson returned to War
I,ia;+ Iuesday morning. after a week S
Mellem Mis- Nari
Two auto loads of the town peonle
ar grove to Steiner, Tuesday evening to
W. ,,.o so1le nshing, but from reports luck
e,S+I not their way and they returned
NJ. Mr. and Mrs: Henry Windmiller, of
Sjolsvold, of this place. visited Tues-
Viking. ''o'''0 neal
Axei Axelson was at Viking to pur-
chase new farm machinery Tuesday
E. P. Johnson has accepted a large
orushlng contract at the A. S. AxeIs0n
4 half carload of the new ."war'
vatOr Tuesday,
-, Emil Bloom and Alfred Thoreson
went to Warren Tuesday morning to
seek employment for the spring and
W Sam Salop arrived from Virginia
w ednesday, where he is employed at
aumper work: to look, after his real
to be examined for war service
Arthur Bloom returned Wednesday
evening from his high school work a.
y w sa arren; He will spend the summer
larm south of town.
Aloert knutson returned Wednesday
rom montana to take his physical ex-
amlnation at Warren. He will visit
for some time at his parental bon,s
near Holt ''o'i'e
Messrs. Grndeland and Powell, of
w arren, were in town Thursday fore
Mr.: and Mrs. Carl Mellem. Nina An
Viking Thursday a.
ev sehnsFf From Ran Wsrr rsturnsd Thursday
passed the day on business.
hnoen Nelson come from Viking
Ihursday evening.
,Selmer Haugen. S. Salop and Julius
Ainy went to Warren Thursday morn
ng IN connection with their drafting.
=, nont torget the yearly business
1Iub Hpr Of 5t6 the rRs Nr" Farmers
T.
program. The lunch COMMITTEES viii
see that you need not go home hungry.
he You nes are 6 %smber help to vote for
secretary and treasurer have handed in
heir designations and new men will he
required to fill the vacancies Help
BOOST your club and make its third
year the most prosperous year
Emil Blomberg, Adolph Haugen and
Mrs. Axel Axelson went to Warran
friday morning to attend the Market
eft Friday for Fordviiie. N. BAR Sa
rom which place Mr.. Carlson left Sat
l rsin;nG tor 1.-THE the Camp Cody military
A. olson. formerly of Newfolden
low of Oshkosh. Wis. was in town Fri
lay to look after real estate business
,, MRS. A. a: 8: Norseth and daughter
listed with friends and relatives until |
sunday
styrlund's and Mosbeck's are busy
hrs. styrlund and Ethel Styriund viii |
uture.
Evening services We're conducted in |
own Friday by John Bloom.
Melvin Nordgaard arrived from WIKI
Newell and Lloyd Anderson for few |
lays.
Miss solum came from Radium Fri
ay to spend Easter with her parents |
It Holt.
Steiner Johnson returned Friday
rom weeks visit with relatives at |
7osston.
Lloyd Anderson returned Friday ey-
ming from Viking
Gust Opseth came home from Argyle
saturday evening, where he is employ
d at carpentry work
q. J: Nordhagen has purchased a |
eW Titan tractor this spring.
Sunday evening services were con-
ucted at the Congregational church
y Rev. Christianson
Ole Steen left on Monday morning
or Edmore. N. D.. where he will be