Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-05-22
ROSEWOOD

around flour registra ton cards thi
week to ascertain the quantity O
wheat flour on hand by each family
In accordance with the new govern
ment regulations the farmers who hat
wheat stored in their granaries since
last fall are busy hauling it out these
days
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Bloombers an6
four children, Of Crookston, were il
town Sunday visiting at the Swe1
Hausen and Emil Blomberg homes.
John Remmem, proprietor of the
Rosewood Confectionery and Bargain
store, spent Monday at Warren attend.
ing to business.
Matt Rafteseth left Monday evening
for Thief River Falls from where he
left for Forest River. n. D.. where he
will attend to business for a week.
Mrs. Nina Anderson returned Mon
day from Ontario, Canada. where she
mad been visiting with friends for the
last three weeks
Gas lights were installed at the Con
gregational church this week.
Mrs 7. Mellem left for Warren Wed
nesday morning
l. NJ. Westby and Youngest daughter
lena. left on Wednesday for day at
Warren.
Kew. J. Albert Peterson arrived
from Little Falls Thursday morning to
conduct services in town. He left Sat-
urday morning for Plummer where he
will stay over Sunday with the Con-
assemblage at that place.
County Agent John HUSKY. of War
rem, will deliver lecture on agricul-
ture at the next meeting of the Rose
wood Farmers Club, which will be held
at Rosebank on Saturday evening. June
LIST.
The Swedish church officers had a
special meeting at their church Friday
evening to discuss the calling of a stu
dent to take charge Of the mission
work for the summer months.
Elsie Vorseth returned Saturday
from Bemidji, where she had been
for two weeks at the Jens Sew
ersOn home.
A rag ball social was held Saturday
evening at the Willowdale school house
Tor the benefit Of the Red Cross.
The New SOlum Farmers Club met
Saturday evening at regular meeting
III the Sunshine district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Strombere and
family arrived in car Saturday even
ing from Forest Riyer to visit over
sunday with Mrs. Stromberg's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Rafteseth
Miss Annie Hanson. of Grygla is paw
ng two weeks visit with her sister
Mrs. John Rafteseth. at this place.
Sunday school work may be taken
Up at the Congrega tional church in the
lear future. AS usual three languages
Will be taught. Officers and teachers
lave not as vet been appointed.
Key. Geo. Larson motored up from
-hlef River Falls Sunday afternoon to
onduct services at the Rindahl church.
julius Olson. Of Holt. motored up
sunday evening in company with a |
lumber OF friends that were enrOute
o Thief River Falls.
A six weeks term of Parorchial
chool opened Monday morning at |
iosebank. Last years teacher. Miss
Aaran ROndf1Oen. of FOsston. will |
each again this year.
Cream will be taken at the Rosewood !
tatlon twice week, on Mondays and |
thursdays. commencing on June Bird.
The Red Cross subscription quota
Or this township is $1,000. and at |
pecial meeting Of the Town Board !
cid last Friday. it was decided that
MS amount be paid out of the town
to the proper officials, and
lat this sum be raised through direct
lxation in connection with the real
state tax for this year. We believe
lis was a capital idea as it eliminates
ne necessity Of sending about solici-
us. and also affords more even dis
'lbution Of the taxation. and provides
lat all land owners be required to
attribute to this cause. even if they
, not own more than few acres of
'ound. The taxation for each quarter
'ct1on OF land in the township is esti-
ated at about 81.
Miss Gladys Swenson. who has been
student at Thief River Falls this
inter. is home again. School closed
st Friday.
Mrs. 0. NJ. Holson returned to War
n Monday morning. after having
'ent three weeks at the Carl Melleml
'me south of town.
Ole Nyhus arrived from Thief River
ais Monday morning for a visit with
S daughter, Mrs. Sven Swenson.
Peter Sathre was in town Monday
orning on his way to Middle River.
Axel Larson. Victor Mosbeck and
has. Sagmoen motored to Thief River
alls Monday morning.
Bernhard Ranum returned to Viking
onday morning after having spent
lnday at this place.
Postmaster Carlson spent Saturday
sitting with relatives at Thief River
ais.
Mrs. Nina Anderson received a card
ON her brother Emil Mellem this
orning. stating that he had arrived
fely in France. Mr.. Mellem enlisted
the army last summer
Arvid Carlson, Of Newfolden, passed
rough town Monday forenoon en-
ute to Thief River Falls.