Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-02-27
ROSEWOOD
Rev, Tllnheim Dead.

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4 Rev. Tunheim Dead.
The unexpected and traglcal ueath of
Rey. Samuel Tunheim at Newfolden
Saturday afternoon caused much grief
and sympathy among the. people Of this
sidered almost as "one Of u.s., having
been in more or less communion, es-
p tts with the church people of the
He was admired and respected and de- ):
served it fully. His meetings whether
| IN churches. schOOlhOuses or private
residences We're always we'll attended.
He possessed an admirable talent for
| winning friends and his sermons ap-
pealed to all. the "Reminiscences related
days and the
of Journeys far and near in America as
we'll as in Europe, combined charm
sten or ana his so% 5or fs
later years of less strength than in
former times, perhaps did more than
anything an, else to entertain and fascinate
Hilsen', which he edited is found in
almost every home and is read alike
| by young and old.
| NJ. Evenson conducted afternoon SER
| vices in town Sunday afternoon and
left for him home at Newfolden in the
=, Constable S: Ha ugen went to Warren
Monday morning to look after business
| at the Court House.
Alien registration for town Of New
Solum took place at the office of the
town clerk, John Halvorson, the first
| part of the week.
ed Mrs. ]. styrlund's farm of 240 icres
northwest Of town. The Styrlund Bros,
former renters. will Leave before spring
move to Viking to take up her resi-
dence in the. future The personal pro-
perty will be disposed of at public auc-
' Reports p' <'o Of the sudden death, due to
heart failure Of John Bloomquist. of
Middle River former pioneer farmer
and homesteader of the present R. A.
| culated this week.
The next social meeting of the Rose
wood Farmers Club viii be held on
Of a Red Cross Auxiliary viii also be
d'fe%Ssed a Std this mGeting from
Viking Friday afternoon to visit with
her sis sister, Mrs. P: sjelsvold and left
on on the evening train for Thief River
! Helmer Carlson returned Saturday
morning after months visit with rel
atives at Seattle, WASH, and other
Mrs. G. Johnson and son and Victor
| MOSbecE were west bound passengers
Saturday morning destined for. Warren.
| the latter to attend to the necessary
| war business"
tnS? anaSs %sstns It $"sX Sc sss
eiected President for ' the coming vea ar
and Johnson, Sorsnson was reelected
Aa3n Gt9Ss5 b1s Ss9 the
load Of cedar posts for. use along the
line, The switchboard, i: question was
postponed for a future meeting.
the Congregational church Saturday
| evening.
Arthur Bloom. Of North Star College
Mr. and Mrs. John Bloom.
pleasant surprise party was held at
the home of Mr.: and Mrs. Aug. Johnson
Saturday evening and several parties
from near this place attended, report
ing. jolly good time.
Teachers Clara la; g. BaG ;l and Lilly
| bank districts. left to visit with THEN
parents at Thief River Fails and ST.
Hilaire, respectively, Thursday even
Mr. Homer is spending Thursday at
Warren. attending to business.
The cream checks for January ar
largest check was issued to o. A. Flann
for s4635. Besides their checks, \
Dpseth, G. J. Nordhagen and o. B. Hall
dividends each.
Peder Sagmoen has purchased a farm
near OOOQflQSe ana may move there tC
operate it this spring.
None Of the local boys We're called
into military service to go Saturday
Quite number are classed in Class A I
but their order numbers were all high
er than those required to go at the first
call.
Julius and Louis Abby and Rudolph
Nyhus. of Anita, were in town Thurs
day afternoon accompanying friends
who left on the train.
Misses Bella Sagmoen and Clara sor-
and relatives for two days
ra Is sna har 80 Il, arriyed Friday morn
ton ana to condasst the fi{a:
over .. Seyaldson. which was held from
the Rindal church Friday afternoon
Olof Hagen returned Friday morn
and Holt on business.
Peder Sagmoen returned from Thief
days on business and visiting.
| A meeting of the nOnpartisan mem
berS in this township was held at Rose
o oank this afternoon o for the purpose OF
partisan convention at Minneapolis
this spring to appoint Legislative can
didates for said society for the fall OF
Justice Of the Peace Olof Opseth was
elected to represent them at the con-
/ vention
Carl and Annie Bloom left for Thief
River Falls Friday evening to attend
the farewell party for the leaving SOL
der boys at the auditorium, and also
to bid goodbye to friends who left for
training
Ste ner johnson returned Tuesday
morning. after a months visit with rel
| atives at Devils Lake, N. D.
Selmer Haugen spent Tuesday at
Warren on business in connection with
his QUESTIONABLE and return cards.
| Emil Styrlund went to Viking Tues
gay morning to visit with his brothers
| for several days.
John Bloom left Tuesday evening for
Thief River, Falls to attend Swedish
daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Crown.
John Rafteseth left Tuesday evening
for Thief River Falls with the inten-
ton Of going to- Grygla to look after
dredging interests
| The sad news of the death Of Mr.. Ole
SeValdsOn. son to Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Sevaldson, of this place. for several
years an inmate of the Tubercular San
atorium at Crookston. was received at
this place the beginning Of this week
and ThorWald Sevaldson, brother OF
| the deceased. went to that place i'm