Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-12-08
ROSEWOOD

The Swedish Ladies' Aid will have
their monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs. Carl Mellem on Wednesday, Dec.
18th, at 2~p. IN. AS there will be no
Young Peoples Society this month the
community's young people are cordial
ly invited to come to this Ladies' Aid
meeting. Lunch will be served.
John HellQuist has spent the past
week at Thief River Falls taking treat
ments for his back and arms. ..
Miss Nina Westby left Oh Monday
evening for Thief River Falls and may
later proceed further south to seek en-
ployment. -
Messrs, Krcgstad and Thompson left
last Monday for Bemidji, where they
will be employed in the lumber camps
this winter.
Thor Sevaldson came home from
Warren the latter part Of the week,
where he has been employed at carpen-
try work this fall.
Miss Hazel Senate, until a few years
back a resident of this community, died
last week at the Oak Park Sanatorium
from pulmonary tuberculosis. The re-
mains We're on Saturday inferred at
the Greenwood cemetery near Thief Ri
yer Falls.
School opened at the Willowdale
schodlesouth Of town last Monday with
Mrs. Sam Lorentson from Wylie as
teacher. There is six months term
which is considerably belated owing to
the shortage Of teachers this year.
Miss Guretta Dahl left last Tuesday
for North Dakota, where she will be
employed this winter. Miss Dahl has
this fall been employed at the Geo.
Snyder home west of town.
Alec. Gullseth was in town between
trains last Friday to visit his brother,
Anton and family, and left in the even
ing for his home at Benwood. Mr.;
Gullseth was on a. through trip from
Thief River Falls, where he had left
his wife and daughter Ella, the latter
suffering from an attack of infantile
paralysis, is receiving medical treat
ment at the latter place.
An infant daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
o. ]. Dahl, north of town, had the mis-
fortune of breaking her arm while
about playing and falling down stair
case the beginning of this week.
Joe Weiss, who has been employed in
Warren this fall, came home on Satur-
day evening.
Services were conducted in the Swed-
ish language last Sunday at the Con-
gregational church in town by Rev.
Werner Drotts Of Viking. First COM
ing services by Rev. Drotts will be on
Christmas days eve at 80 p. m. at the
same place.
Steiner Johnson returned home last
Wednesday from Fosston, where he has
spent week visiting with rela tives.
Considerable repair work to the Ii
brary, hall and blackboards has been
done. at the Rosebank school the last
week.
3 The fourth annual meeting Of the
Rosebank Shipping Association will be
held at the school house Dist. No. Al,
on Saturday, Dec. 18th, at p. IN.
There will be election of directors for
the coming year and reports from the
managers of work done during the past
year will be considered. =.
Art. Bloom left week ago for Hib-
bing,. where he will be employed for a
few weeks and will later proceed to
Austin where he will attend tractor
school this winter. -
A number of new library books have
been received for the public school Ii
brary at Dist. No. Al. These books,
mostly of juvenile fiction, are for free
use Of the public within the district.