Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-05-08
ROSEWOOD

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weeks business stay to look after real
estate matters northeast Of Goodridge.
The funeral of Newman Rye. who
died at Thief River Falls last Satur-
day. took place at the Rindal cemetery
north OF town Tuesday. Rev. Geo. Lar
son, the local minister Officiated A
large number of friends and relatives
! attended, number Of which autoed
from Thief River Falls and nearby
towns.
John Sorenson left Wednesday morn
ing for Warren, from where he left
for Columbus, Ohio, to enter the SER
vice of his country as a carpenter.
A large number Of persons from this
place went to Thief River Falls We'd
nesday afternoon to attend Mr.. Lind
bergh's, the Nonpartisan candidate for
state governor, speach.
Miss Minnie Sorenson left for North
Dakota Wednesday to seek employ
| ment.
Ole Mebust, Of Viking, was in town
Thursday enroute to Thief River Falls.
John Sagmoen in company with his
brother Peder, of Anita, spent Thurs
day afternoon on business at Holt.
Rev. Pusten, of Chicago, conducted
evening service at the Congregational
church Thursday. He sang some very
tine patriotic songs to organ accom-
paniment by Miss Isabel Sagmoen.
Mrs. o. NJ. Holson arrived from
Warren Thursday to visit over Sun
day at the home of her daughter. Mrs
Carl Mellem.
Two sisters of Mrs. Simon Gullseth
arrived from Pennington county Thurs
day to visit the remainder of the week
at her home.
A. c. VOrseth has been appointed
temporary custodian of the 500 COM
panies freight and car traffic at this
place.
The Rosewood Farmers Club held a
meeting at Rosebank Friday evening,
and was well attended. A. C.. VOrseth.
president. and William Sorenson. Sec
rotary, the new officers. entered upon
their duties at this meeting A fine
program arranged by the local teachers
consisted of song. Happy School Days
Now are Ended. by the Rosebank
pupils Selection. Harmony Waltz,
organ solo by Miss Ebba Wahlbeck !;
Humoresque. Violin by Matt Rafte-
seth Vocal selection. organ and voice,
by Ebba Wahlbeck: Jolly Farmers
Club, song by the Rosebank pupils ::
Solo, by Miss Wahlbeck. The paris
green list was now complete and 0. j.
Dahl was appointed to take it to Thief
River Falls to purchase the desired
quantity. The raising of sugar beetS
in this section of the country was dis
cussed and a letter urging the expert
ment along this line from food admin
! istratOr a, D, Wilson was read. A
| delicate luncheon was served towards
| the close after which the young people
partOOk in games and cavOrting. The
next meeting will be held four weeks
from date. on Saturday evening. June
LIST. at the same place. For this meet
ing Sigurd Rafteseth, as caterer. and
Joel E. ShOberg. program committee.
were appointed.
Friday finished another successful
seven months term at the local school,
and the teacher Miss Lilly Gunstad. is
worthy of the highest comment and
praise. well done thou true and
faithful servant. the planted seed will
grow and bear fruit in years to come. -
The gratitude of the pupils as we'll as
the parents follow you.
MI. j. Johnson. OF Holt, lett Satur-
day morning for Warren on business
and also for visit.
Herbert Carlson autoed to st. Hilaire
Friday with Lilly GunStad.
George Peterson. Of Nicollet county.
was in the vicinity Saturday. looking
over land conditions with the intention
of settling down if suited.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rafteseth and
Sigurd Rafteseth motored to Grygla
Sunday, to visit at the Hanson home.
Mr.. Rupprecht, Of Holt. went to
Warren Monday morning on business.
Miss Elsie Vorseth left Monday for
Bemidji. where she will be the guest
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Jens SeversOn for two
weeks.