Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-03-20
ROSEWOOD

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The town election held Tuesday at
the Busy Bee school building resulted
as follows: Clerk, John HalvOrson
Chairman Of Supervisors, E. A. Silver
ness; Treasurer, p. SOrenson; Justice
Of the Peace, Olof Opseth and Martin
Jarsaw; Assessor, Olof Opseth.
The. Town Supervisors We're author
lied to appoint road supervisor for
the Rosewood district. 1t was voted on
and passed that the road taxation here
| after be paid by work done by each
farmer within his district at time and
place set by an appointed road boss,
similar to the ruling in affect few
| years back.
Thure Styrlund, former farmer Of
this place. has joined the nations ship
building forces at Duluth. according to
a letter sent his kinsfokS this week.
| 1yer WeStby ST.. and Iver WeStby .Jr.,
left Monday for Goodridge. where the
latter will resume his spring farming
duties. and the former to attend bust
ness with the leasing of his farm.
Hazel and Ebsen Flann left Tuesday
morning for Park River y. D.. where
they will be employed during the spring
months
Rudolph Sagmoen, who is making his
home at Anita this WINTER is home on Il
short visit with parents.
Mrs Enoch Nelson. of Viking. visited
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs G.
Mellem and Mrs Nina Anderson.
Olop Opseth went to Holt Wednesday
to attend a conference Of the Marshall
county Nonpartisans for the purpose Of
appointing state legislative candidates.
Peder Sorenson spent Wednesday at
Warren visiting and attending to bust
hess.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid was
entertained at the home of Mrs. Carl
Mellem Wednesday afternoon and the
Young Peoples Society of the same
church met there in the evening. Both
meetings were we'll attended and quite a
sum of money was netted to the church
treasury.
A sufficient supply Of water has been
found in the city we'll at depth Of
about 60 feet and the drillers have now
sunk a two inch casing to the bottom
and set up an iron pump. The water
rises to about 20 feet from the surface
of the ground.
Miss Minnie Sorenson left for Thief
River Falls Wednesday evening to seek
employment.
Mrs. Opseth left for Viking Thursday
morning to visit and have optometrist
work done.
John Rafteseth is spending few
days at Grand Forks this week attend
ing to business matters.
Olof Hagen was at Warren Thursday
attending to drafting business.
Mrs. II. Mellem, who has spent two
months visiting with her daughter Mrs
John Berglund and family at Bemidji
) returned home Thursday morning.
Nick Nelson, after months visit
, with the f. Anderson and T. Mellem
, homes, left Thursday evening fol
Fargo, n. D., where he expects to be
working the coming summer.
David Styrlund, Victor Mosbeck ant
} Matt Rafteseth received their draft
f cards Thursday. They are classed il
, G, On account of being expert farm
hands.
A business meeting of the Rosewood
Farmers Club was held Friday even
ing. AS both the President and Vice
President were hindered from attend
ing Mr.. a. He]lquist was appointed
President for the evening. After the
preliminary roll call and references the
Secretary gave his reports on the pur
chased seed fodder corn. and as every
3 body seemed satisfied, Mr. 0. J. Dab
l was appointed to take the list to THE
+ River Falls and arrange with the trans
pOrtation from that place and also TO-
, the proper sacking and distribution t,
4 the individual members. Paris Greer
4 and Arsenate Of Lead were discussed
but as the majority preferred tn
l. former a list was made out Of tn
0 needed quantity and same will be pul
I chased by committee appointed there
=, for, at the proper time: Arrangement
- were made for the printing Of vOtin
u ballots for the annual meeting on Apri
J. 9Th, and as several designations hav
already been sent in, it will be neces
sary to secure new men to fill the va
: cancieS.
The following were at Viking Frida
to attend the Ed. Sorenson auction sale
r. 0. and Thorn Bergen, John and Cal
Bloom, Selmer Sorenson, Fred Ranun
i. Axel AXelson and J. F.. Shoberg.
y John Bloom has purchased a he,
q Overland this spring.
y Sievert and Sigurd Rafteseth an
> Victor Mesbeck went to Warren Frida
r morning to attend to drafting business
y Mrs r. A. Kroner went to Thief R
g yer Falls Friday evening to bid goot
Il bye to her friends before leaving i
:, company with her husband for Sum-
- ter MIMI, where Mr.. Kroner has pu
e chased a livery barn, hotel and grocer
store, and will go into business promp
d ~. He is today filling car with the
j. household goods and will leave tomo
n row afternoon. He has sold his far
g. east Of town.
- Mr.. and Mrs. T. Mellem left #
e Viking Saturday morning to visit owe
IS Sunday with their daughters, Mrs.
d NOrdgaard and Mrs. E. Nelson.
Olof Opseth and Selmer Haugen wei
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