Warren sheaf., 1920-06-23
ROSEWOOD
Taggart-Alby.

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H. At Thief River Falls occurred last
8 Wednesday the marriage of Miss Liliah
B. Taggart to Julius NJ. Abby, both
prominent young people of this place
residing about three miles north Of
town. Rev. Larson otficiated, Mr.. A.
Abby and Miss L. Taggart acting In
the capacity of witnesses. The newly
Weds will make their home on the
groOms farm north Of town. The COM
munity joins in extending to them all
the joys Of happy married life.
Thorn Holten left on Sunday evening
for Dennison following the receipt Of a
telegram announcing the death Of his
mother. D:
Gilbert Haugen returned home on
Thursday evening from Warren, where
he has undergone an operation of the
abdomen.
Henry SjOlsvold had the misfortune
of having a bone i'm his wrist broken
through the accidental bdckfire of an
automobile.
Misses Evelyn Peterson and Inez
Bjornson, of Twin Valley, have been
visiting this week with Mr.. and Mrs
A. s. Holm in town,
Mrs. Ole Lappegaard and son Henry
left on Wednesday morning for War
rem, where the former will seek medi-
cal treatment
An ice cream social was staged at
the EdgeWoOd school house last Sun
day afternoon and in all respects was
very successful.
Mrs. Peterson, of Fargo, arrived
here last Thursday and will visit for a
week with the Mellem and Anderson
families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Peterson left last
week for Fergus Falls after receiving
word that storm there on Monday had
done considerable damage to the build
lngs on their farm near that city.
Steiner Johnson left last week for
Fargo, where he will spend some time
to attend a Norwegian "HallingdalS''
meeting.
Miss Annie Blom left last Monday
evening for Thief River Falls, where
she will be employed in the future.
Jake Bergland returned home last
Monday from North Dakota where he
has been employed and will visit with
his parents.
Banker and Mrs. A. S. Holm enjoyed
a Sunday outing trip to Warren and
Argyle.
Olof Bergen was at Warren between
trains last Thursday on matters of bus
mess. Mr.. Bergen has been employed
at retail store at Mavie this spring
and is home on a visit with his parents.
A. Opseth returned the beginning Of
the week from the twin cities, where
he has spent week visiting with his
daughter, Mrs r. Skinner.
The Congregational church has re-
'ceived an exterior coating of white
paint this week, the work has been
done by members of the congregation
and friends.
Mrs. Gilbert Grindeland is at the
Thief River Falls hospital to receive
medical treatment for a kidney affec-
tion.
Confirmation exercises of this years
class will take place at the Rindal
church one and One-half miles north of
town next Sunday, under auspices of
the local minister, Rev. George Larson.
Manager Adolph Haugen goes to-
South st. Paul next Saturday with a
carload Of mixed stock for the Co.
Operative Equity Exchange. Those
who have listed animals for this ship
ment will please bring them to the
Rosewood stock yard before II a. nj. on
Saturday.
The Opseth and Ranum families
spent Sunday at Thief River Falls to
attend the Sons Of Norway picnic
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ranum. Miss
Lilly Holson, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sag
moen, Joel Shoberg, Otto and Fred
Ranum, Alfred and Thomas Thoreson
and Emil HellQuist motored to Argyle
last Saturday to attend the annual
Marshall County Farmers Club picnic
Mr.. and Mrs, A. S. Holm left on Sat-
urday evening for, Twin Valley, where
they will spend Sunday to visit with
friends and relatives.