Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-03-06
ROSEWOOD
RafteSeth-fIanSOM.

Before Rev G.. Larson of the Zion
chYrcA at Thief f6s River Fails oSn
| Rafteseth, Of this place. to Miss Mary
Hanson, of Grygla, Matt Rafteseth act
ing as best man and Carrie Prestebak
to housekeeping on Mr.: Rafteseth'ss
| farm north of town, and the best of
| wishes for bright and sunny matri-
| money is extended by host of friends.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Haroldson and three
children left on Monday evening for
Thief River Falls.
| arrived from Thief River Falls Tuesday
morning to visit for a week with the
John Sagmoen folks.
Arthur Bloom returned to Warren
Tuesday morning to renew his school
duties.
Helmer Carlson left Tuesday evening
| for Grand Forks with the intention or
seeking railway employment, securing
none however, at that place, he later
went to Fairdale and Devils Lake on
the same errand.
spent a day on business with his
QUESTIONABLE at Warren, returned via
Rosewood Tuesday evening.
Tuesday evening from Warren, where
he had been on war business.
Peder Sagmoen returned from Good
ridge where he had been on real estate
MI. and Mrs. John Rafteseth return
( ed Wednesday morning from their
wedding trip to Nekoma: n: D.: where here
a sister, Mrs. Carl StfOmDefg, ana
family resides.
nesday evening for a visit with rela-
tives.
Nels Anderson, of Angus, was in town
a few days this week looking after land
affairs.
Nina Anderson went to Thief River
Falls Thursday morning to. have some
dental work done.
Practicing for the farm club program
was carried on at Dist. No. Al school
John Bloom left Thursday evening
for Newfolden to attend the funeral of
Samuel Tunheim.
\ number of the local youngsters
called at RafteSethS Thursday evening
to wish the neWlyWeds good luck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hasby. of Steiner. havcc
ing rented the Den property south of
nishings. Mr.. and Mrs. Mosbecl<, the
former renters moved to the Styrlund
farm.
Friday morning to visit with her
mother Mrs. O. Holson until Saturday
evening.
4 carload of baled hay arrived for
the Prichard farm Friday.
Gust Opseth left for Argyle Friday
morning to look after contracting BUSH
r Mellem spent Friday at Viking
Miss Bergen returned Saturday from
Thief River Falls - ,o,o e,on, tho
western part of the county to attend to
his drafting affairs.
Sidney Woldness left Saturday morn
ing for. Angus to seek employment for
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mellem and Lloyd
Anderson went to Viking Saturday
Matt Rafteseth spent Friday at War;
rem on business with his cit zenship:
| The Rindahl Young Peoples Society
will have their next meeting at said
church next Saturday evening, March
9th. Rev. Larson of Thief River Falls
| will be present and will stay over the
Alfred Rafteseth is home from Ne
koma,N. D., for brief visit with his
parents: He will leave on Monday ev-
snng e. for an s
mer Rafteseth.
Olof Eide returned from Viking Sat
, urday evening to spend Sunday with
his home folks.
Mrs. Henry Whitehead and son Albin,
evening for an extended visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Chas sagmoen and other
H. Prichard returned to Thief River
Falls Saturday, after assisting with
| work on his fathers farm here for sew
eral days
A city we'll is being drilled along
main street in town.
| Wagons and buggies are coming into
Alex Heilquist has received one
bushel of timothy seed, the second prize
on flax from the Crookston Farm Crops
Show.
J. Bloom. from Norden. conducted
| afternoon services at the Congregation
al church Sunday.
! Mrs Carl Mellem will entertain the
Swedish Ladies' Aid at her home on
Wednesday afternoon, March 18th, at 2
I o'clock and the Young Peoples Society,",