Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-05-15
ROSEWOOD

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Willie Rux returned Monday even
ing from Warren, where he had spent
the day on business. II <s~.%=s~
Gust Opseth has finished his work
at Argyle and will commence tractor
breaking by the end of the week. He
VIII commence on the B. Ranum farm.
Ihe Norwegian Ladies' Aid held
! their monthly meeting at the home of
Peter Alellem Tuesday afternoon. Rev.
Geo LARSON of Thief River Falls, was
IN attendance. The gathering was we'll
patronlzed and neat sum of money
gathered for the church work.
The Rindahl Young Peoples Society
met at that church Tuesday evening
| and was fairly we'll attended. Four
songs and one recitation was rendered.
Miss Lena Sevaldson was elected treas
urer TO fill the vacancy of John Sor-
enson who has followed his countrys
call and enlisted
MeSdameS Abe Strobe. of Angus.
and Otto Anderson. of Warren accom-
panied by three children. arrived Tues
day evening for couple days visit
with the S. Haugen and P. Sorenson
homes at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnson and son
Earl. Of Thief River Falls, arrived
Tuesday morning for visit with Mrs.
Johnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Helquist. Mr.. johnson is Just recOv-
erlng from bad bruise on the head,
caused by a falling coal piece during
| work at the 500 yards at the former
place some time ago.
David and Emil Styrlund motored up
] from Viking Wednesday evening in
| business interests.
+. P. SagmOen has sold another acre
| OF land adjoining the village on the
east side to Sievert Rafteseth.
John krogstad .mOtOred to Warren
| Wednesday morning to attend affairs
| connected with his drafting.
Alex Helquist is among those who
has been called to enter military train
ing at the end Of this month. but will
attempt to have the order suspended
for a few months in order to assist
his father with the harvesting Of the
small grain
Some of the Canadian citizens. who
are employed at various achievements
i'll this community. have received
| notices from their government this
| week advising them to return to their
| country. and enter its services, as they
need every available man for food pro-
duction and military operations.
Peder Sjolsvold is employed for
Chas. Sagmoen doing carpentry work
| at the F. DOles farm.
A number Of relatives and friends
met at the home Of Peder Sorenson
| Wednesday to help him celebrate his
siXty-eighth birthday.
Steiner johnson is visiting for a
week at Fosston
Mr.. Franklin. Of Roseau represent
ing the National Nonpartisan League.
was in this vicinity Friday soliciting
new members for said organization.
Axel Larson motored to Viking Fri
| day.
Erick Sodeberg has purchased a
| tractor attachment for his Ford and is
| using it to great advantage III the
| spring work.
Henry Sagmoen. of Minneapolis. is
home for short stay at his parental
home in town.
A number of Rosewoodites attended
the dance at Viking Thursday evening.
Emil Bloom returned from Warren
Saturday evening. where he had been
employed during the spring work.
Miss Myrtle Mellem left for Viking
Saturday morning to visit until Mon
day with Misses Myrtle and Carrie
| Nelson
The frost Saturday night caused
much damage on all growing vegeta-
ton. especially fruit tree blossoms.
Emil Styrlund and Dave Mosbeck. of
! Viking. were in town this afternoon.
Rev. John Peterson. the NOrthwest's
| travelling missionary of the American
Congregationalist Society. arried here
Tuesday morning to spend the remain
der Of the week with their congregation
at this place. Meetings will be con-
Quoted every evening until Friday. at
the Congregational church in town.