Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-04-10
ROSEWOOD

David and Ethel Styrlund motore,
to Grand Forks Monday, where tn
latter was to visit for some time will
relatives David returned the SAM
day.
| Misses SOlem and Whitman return
ed to their respective schools in tn,
western part of this county MOnda!
morning. after spending their Easter
vacation with home folks.
! Miss Elizabeth Hanson. tubercula1
making professional calls on severa
families She is out in the interests
OF the tri-cOunty SatatOrium.
Jalmer RafteSeth left for Warren
Tuesday morning to be examined
physically for war service.
Mrs. Albert Vorseth left Tuesday ev.
ening on an extended visit with rela
! tives at Waterville, Iowa, and especial.
ly with her brother Albert Dahl, who
is reported on the sick list
The Norwegian Ladies' Aid held
their monthly meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Gust Nakken Tuesday afternoon
The Rindal Young Peoples Society
held their meeting at the church in the
evening.
Chas. Sagmoen and John Sorenson
left Wednesday morning for Town of
Helgeland. where they are to construct
a barn for Mr.. Ole Morud, whose form
er barn burned recently.
Nina Anderson and Mrs. Albert
Paulson left Wednesday morning for a
day at Viking
Miss Hasby left Wednesday morn
ing for North Dakota where she will
seek employment for the summer
months.
Mr.. Haggdal, of Holt. was in town
Wednesday in the interests of his
photographing business. He left in the
afternoon for Viking from where he
proceeded to Warren to be examined
for war
Money orders were issued at the
local postoffice during the first quarter
of the present year to the amount of
$1,249.9S, and sale Of stamps and
stamped envelopes during the same
period brought $S7.4S, according to re-
ports this week from Postmaster Carl
son.
Jacob Bergland returned Wednesday
evening from Viking. where he has
been working for some time past.
Miss Sena Sevaldson returned We'd
nesday from Warren, where she had
been a guest with her sister, Mrs. 0.
Johnson. for some time
The Swedish Young Peoples Society
held their meeting at the Congregation
al church Thursday evening" Three
Salvation Army officers from Thief Ri
yer Falls, Miss Palonesky. Of Grand
Forks, and Mr.. and Mrs. Rockstad.
from Rocksbury, autoed up to attend
same, delivering some fine speeches
and an abundance Of vocal and instru-
mental music.
Miss Nina Westby left Thursday for
GOodridge. where she will be employed
at the home of her brother, Martin
Westby. She was accompanied by her
father as far as Thief River Falls.
The annual meeting of the Rosewood
Farmers Club was held at Rosebank
Friday evening. Vice President Ben
hard Ranum had charge of the meet
ing which was opened shortly after 8
O'Clock. The roll was first called and
references read. The song "America''
was sung to organ accompaniment by
Miss Ebba Walbeck. Of Anita. The
committees on fodder corn and paris
green gave their reports. The Secre-
tary read the yearly report which
showed that the total receipts of the
club during the year had been $S2.53
and the expenditures $59.71. leaving a
balance in the treasury of $22S2. The
Club had held fifteen meetings, II gen.
eral and of a sole business nature.
Between 900 and 1000 persons had at
tended these meetings. Among the
speakers who had delivered addresses
on different subjects to the Club the
last year were named: c. L.. Hanson
of the First National Bank, Thief Ri
yer Falls, W.. N. Prichard, Rev. Bar
ackman, Miss Clara Henderson. visit
ing tuberculosis nurse, Prof. Mccall
and Joseph Ball, Of the Crookston Ag-
ricultural college and w. H. Froehlich,
Pennington county health officer The
Club had ordered a half carload of
wheat flour for it's members and placed
various other orders on which money
was saved by purchasing in larger
quantities. Two social community ga:
therings had been arranged for the
benefit of the Red Cross and over sac
had been donated to this cause The
election of new officers for the coming
year IeSulteu DIS lOllONS. 1IeSlue1lI
Albert G. Vorseth: Vice President
Alex. Helquist: Secretary. William
SorensOn; Treasurer, Adolph Haugen
Several recitations and mOnolOgues
were rendered by home talents and the
song "Star Spangled Banner was
sung towards. the close Meeting ad
journed at II p. M, after which lunch
| was served to all.
MI. and Mrs. Lars Furan anC
Misses Bella Sagmoen, Inez Alkenbacl
| and Clara Nelson autoed up from
Thief River Falls Friday evening t(
attend the Farm Club meeting Sew
eral parties from Anita and Steiner
also were down for the same purpose
Mrs. 0. NJ. Holson arrived from War
rem Friday to visit with the Car
Mellem folks over Sunday.
| A successful six months term O.
school was closed Friday at Willow
dale, District No. 2. The teacher Mis-
Lilly Holson, Of Warren, will after ;
short vacation go to Newfolden, wher,
she has accepted two months schoo
term to be taught this spring.
A number of the city folks autoe(
east Friday evening to do Soma fishin,