Warren sheaf., 1920-08-18
ROSEV WOOD

- farmers club meeting, the first
this season, was held at Rosebank last
saturday evening. but owing to various
social doings in the nearby towns the
same evening, only about Is persons
attended: Most Of those present were
young people and very enjoyable So
cial evening was spent. No attempt
was %as made to re-organizihg, and no de-
which, however, will be held some time
next month";
| Services in the Norwegian language
We're held at the Rindal church last
sunday afternoon by Rev. G. Larson Of
ing Of the Ladies Aid was held at the
home of Mrs. M. Jarsaw last Tuesday
afternoon and was one Of the largest
attended in the history of the organ
ization: The same evening the young
peoples society had their meeting at
the church but was not very success
ful on account of the rainy weather.
evening and the young peoples society
was conducted by the home officers.
Word has been received from Mr..
and MRS. Vorseth, who left on August
End BY car for months vacation in
Iowa; that they arrived safely in Wa
pleasant. save for few wheel troubles
and loose sandy roads which delayed
the travellers some. but in all was well
worth taking. Many things Of inter-
est were encountered during the trip.
and many places of scenic interest were
seen. The entire party are in the best
OF health, and are enjoying the stay
with friends and relatives immensely.
ihey expect to be back the first week
in September.
appointed agent for the Hanson & Bar
zen interests in this village and came
here to take charge last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Holm left last
Saturday for days stay with Mr.
Holm's parents at Twin Valley, they
returned on Sunday evening and were
sister to A. S., who will visit here for
a week
! Mr.: & Mrs. Oscar Blomberg and FAM
ily. from Crookston, were in town last
Sunday as guests with Mr.. and Mrs
i Emil Blomberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sagmoen, Gladys
Ssaha,. Terha and ndo. Gleyn sagmoen and Joel
to Crookston and Gentley.
Miss Nina Westby left on Monday
evening for Goodridge where she will
I visit with her brother Martin and
other friends for week.
! Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Petersen re-
turned home Mouday from North Da-
kota where they have been employed
and will spend some. time with Mrs.
Hall, near Anita.
gyle, spent Sunday with his parents
here
A home party in honor of aged Mrs.
S. Nordhagen was arranged at her
last Sunday afternoon All her chill
dEen We Ifsdng %fae here were
ing families. The occasion was an en-
joyable event.
Henry Sagmoen and Dave Mosbeck
will leave on Monday for the harvest
fields Of North Dakota.
! Victor Mosbeck will leave the be-
ginning of this week with his horses
for Wylie where he will plow and seed
to winter rye about 20 acres on his
farm there.
! Martin Jarsaw. will thresh in this
hagen will thresh south of town and
has already commenced on some win
ter rye. The best yield reported SO
tar fan, is IF from one load of winter rye
=. run satisfactorily The soderberg-
Bottleson rig has commenced working
in the Aug. Johnson vicinity.
! Carl Bloom and Thorn Holten have Sc
cured shares in the Viking telephone
their farms to connect with the main
line through the town.
| Sven Swenson spent all last week on
real estate affairs at Newfolden apd
various other places.
Howard Carlson returned to Duluth
last week after visiting for a few days
with his relatives here.
J Olof Opseth left last Tuesday for
Grafton, N. D., where he will be en-
ployed this fall.
i! Gust Opseth left the beginning of the
week with his oil pull threshing out
fit for Radium, near which place he
will thresh this fall.