Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-11-20
ROSEWOOD

Miss Lilly Holson arrived Monday
evening from Warren and resumed her
Teaching duties at Will0wdale
John Batten was Il business caller at
Holt Monday, where he took his daugh-
ter LYDIA who will go to Thief River
Falls. Z ssa5 II
!. Gilbert Grindeland returned this
week from Canada, where he has been
employed this summer.
Henry Sagmoen left Tuesday for
Minneapolis, where he expects to en-
list in the Signal corps at the Univer-
| sity of Minnesota. z
] L. L. Furan arrived Tuesday from
! Thief River Falls and is employed at
carpentry work at the Thomas Holten
farm 9ll &. ,t .s#5 e
Henry Stengelson, student at Lin
coin, and Miss LYDIA Batten, instructor
at Northrup, returned Tuesday from
Thief River Falls School had been
suspended for another week on account
of the flu. ~ x %S@
Gust Opseth left the beginning of the
week for the twin cities on a short
business trip. ~
Q. j.. Dahl returned Wednesday
l
III the interests of the Stock Shipping
Association. n :
Mrs, T. Mellem has been staying at
the Ingrid Nordhagen home this week
to nurse Miss Ella Nelson, whose ty-
phoid fever case has been very critical,
but now seems to yield towards more
rapid improvement. j...e-< - -.
Justice Olof Opseth and John Sjols-
void left Wednesday evening for a few
days business stay at Thief River Falls.
/ Sigurd Rafteseth has written from
France to his sister, Mrs. Carl Strom-
berg, that he is enjoying splendid
health and is at full training
Mrs. C. H. Cobb, of Sioux City, Ia,
Mrs. Inga Berg and son Elrie and Olof
Nyhus Jr., of Thief River Falls, ar
rived Thursday for brief visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Sven Swenson.
Richard Hall, who has been at the
Thief River Falls hospital the last week
to undergo all operation for appended
tbs, returned home Thursday. K
Alfred Solem, of Holt, left for War
rem where he will attend to business
during the day. r. 8. >>-E5~.
Rev. Geo. Larson of Thief River Falls
was here Thursday afternoon, to con-
duct the funeral rites over the infant
baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
Johnson. -.. -. a. -".>
The following Rosewoodites were at
Thief River Falls last Thursday on
matters pertaining to business: Sven
Swenson, Carl Bloom, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Grindeland, Axel Larson and
Joel Shoberg. H.. - 5@ .
da~Legvold left Friday evening for
Thief River Falls to spend couple
days with her parents. -
Jake Haberle writes from Camp Han
cock, Georgia, that he is now instruct
or at the machine gun scvhool there.
He may not have the opportunity of
seeing France since the end of the hos
tilities. He has been at military work
for over year. 80
Jalmer Rafteseth has been appointed
postmaster at Camp Merritt, New Jer-
sey, and he is enjoying himself first
rate. This message was received one
day and the clay after came q Short no
tice that he has been honorably dis
charged and might be expected home
in short time II .s,r.l
Victor at this place, fine souvenir in
the form of beautiful pillowcase with
the artillery Arms and the inscription
of Camp Cody, N. NJ: Mr.. Mosbeck is in
the engineering corps and expects to be
semitic France soon. Although the war
is over, there is great amount of re-
construction work to be done which will
come under the duties of his corps. #
Henry Sagmoen returned Saturday
from Minneapolis. The University
training division was already filled and
could not accept any new recruits for
about ten days. Mr.. Sagmoen however,
had his papers filled out and sent to
Washington and also took his physical
examination while down there. H.
Miss Inga Westby returned Saturday
from Duluth where she has been en-
ployed the last summer. She will spend
part of the winter with her parents