Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-04-21
ROSEWOOD
Consolidated School Meeting April 29

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Consolidated School Meeting April 20.
County superintendent of schools
David johnson. has announced meet
ing at this place on Thursday evening,
April 20, for further discussion re-
garding the practicability of CONSOLE
dating the ROsebank, WillOwdale, Busy
Bee and part Of thes Prichard school
districts, and the forming Of con-
solidated school here in the near future.
AS will be remembered this plan was
greatly agitated last summer, but for
certain reasons was postponed indefin-
itely: Believing that the time 4 may
now be more ripe for the realization of
the plan, Mr.. Johnson, wishes to
gather the people of these districts to
ascertain further their views in the
matter. County superintendent Gun
derson of Pennington county, in which
county part of this area intended for
consolidation lies, will be present at
this meeting, as well as Miss Shetland,
of>the Board of Education, at st. Paul.
This promises to be an interesting and
educational meeting and it, is hoped
that the people of the four districts
will come out and hear what these
speakers have to say. Anyone will
also have the opportunity of asking
for information regarding these schools.
transportation of pupils, number and
qualifications of teachers, taxation. etc.
The meeting will be held at the Con-
gregational church in town and will
open at 500 p. m.
The following were at Viking last
Friday attending to matters of bust
ness: Mr.. and Mrs. /. l.. Furan, Mr..
and Mrs. B.. P. Sagmoen, Mrs John
Sagmoen, Steiner Johnson and Joel
Shoberg. ..-. +
T. Mellem spent few days at Vik-
ing the latter part of the week visit
ing at the S. s. Nordgaard home.
Albert Helquist and family, of New
folden, spent few days of last week
| visiting at the John Helquist home.
Percy Hanson and John Nakken are
home from the Northwest School of
Agriculture at CrOOkstOn where they
have spent the winter. H
j. S. Benson of Viking spent sew
eral days here this week delivering
| chevrolet" automobiles to Selmer Sor-
enson and Joel Shoberg.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. Anderson, Of Angus,
were in town last Saturday to look af-
ter their land interests east Of here.
| According to the Minneapolis papers,
marriage license was issued this week
to Miss Clara Nelson, formerly of this
place to Mr. Martin G. Olson from
| Iowa.
Miss Ethel Kron left on Monday
evening for Grand Forks where she
expects to be employed for some time
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hasby returned on
Monday from Stephen where they Wis
tied over Sunday.
Mrs. Ingrid NUfdhagen spent Mon
day and Tuesday at Viking visiting al
the Mrs. Johanna Styrlund home.
:. E. P. Johnson left OH Monday morn
ing for Viking to secure some repairs
for his gasoline engine.
i Selmer Haugen spent several days ii
Viking last week to have repair work
4 done to his automobile.
/ Services will be conducted at the
Congregational church in town mex
Sunday, April 25, at 1890 a. M, ant
at 8 p. m. On Saturday evening, April
"a, will be held the monthly meeting
of the Swedish Young Peoples. Society
at the same place. Rev. Werner Drotts
Of Viking, will have charge of all meet
ings. All are welcome.
Sunday school commenced last Sun
day at the Congregational church. I
Is the Intention to teach in both Eng
l1sn, Swedish and Norwegian. Johl
Bloom and I. Mellem are in charge.
Gust Nakken was at Warren between
trains last Monday, attending to mat
tiers Of business.
Steiner Johnson returned home from
Fosston this week, where he has beef
visiting for some time.
The Farmers State Bank shipped on
one OF their largest safes this week t,
PineWood, where another bank is t,
start business this spring.
Miss Laura Kron, who concluded
successful six months term Of school a
Dist. No. 2 last Tuesday, left on Thurs
day for Thief River Falls, where sh,
will spend the week end visiting will
friends.
Mrs. Carl Mellem spent q few day
the beginning Of this week visiting will
her sister, Miss Lilly Holson, at Viking
Burt Bice left last Thursday for hi.
home at Freeborn county, after having
spent month here assisting Geo Sny
der with the arrangements at his new
farm home.
Willie Rux arrived here last Satur.
day from Northwood, n. D., tosattend
j to some business among his former