Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-07
ROSEWOOD

The parOchial school picnic held last
Sunday afternoon at the Rindal church
grounds in cOmmemOration OF the clos
ing OF successful five weeks term Of
school under the direction Of teacher,
. Mrs. Inga Berg, Of Thief River Falls,
Il was very demOnstrative and educa-
tonal entertainment and brought out
several hundred attendants, many of
which came by car from nearby cities,
including Thief River Falls, Viking,
Newfolden and Holt. A short speech
was given by Rev. G. Larson. of Thief
River Falls, and a lengthy program in
Guiding many selections of readings,
solos, duets. recitations, etc, was very
admirably rendered by the, school
pupils. The music and singing was
lead by Mrs. Rudolph Sagmoen Of
Anita. Refreshments Of various kinds
were on sale after the program on the
grounds and the afternoon was very
pleasantly passed in conversation and
the meeting of friends. ,5>F -er. @.ss,
Mrs. Axel aAxelson is at this writing
in very low condition caused by blood
poisoning Of the knee following an in
fected small ulcer by poisonous weeds
when picking Strawberries. She is un-
der constant care by physicians from
Thief River Falls and her condition is
considered very serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Holm, John Sag
mOen and Joel ShOberg spent Saturday
evening at Warren to attend the, county
fair >$&%"s ~
Gust Opseth and Axel Larson We're
home from Radium where they are en-
To ST. To ie;k f,i0
Another sharp decline in the beef
prices in South st. Paul has caused
the Rosewood Shipping Association to
postpone their next shipment of mixed
stock until Saturday, July II, to watch
the trend of the market. Local buyers
are this week offering as low as 2%
cents for Gamer cows and slightly
above for better grades. ."
Miss Ethel Kron will leave the be-
ginning of this week for Fargo, where
she will seek employment for the sum-
mer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Gullseth, from
Pinewood, are visiting this week with
the Anton Gullseth people in town.
A number of friends, neighbors and
relatives surprised aged Mrs. Gullseth
northwest Of town last Sunday in CON-
memoration of her birthday.
Emil Mellem, from Nekoma, n. d.,
arrived the latter part of the week to
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
Mellem, during the Fourth.
The Rindal Ladies' Aid held their
monthly meeting at the home of Mrs
Gust Nakken last Tuesday afternoon
" a
church the same evening. Both meet
ings were fairly we'll attended and sue
cessful. Rev. Geo. Larson, Of Thief
River Falls, was in attendance. The
next Ladies' Aid meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. NJ. Jarsaw on the
afternoon Of August 3rd. & :. i i
Miss Inga Saugen, a nurse from the
Thief River Falls hospital. is spending
her vacation with her mother north of
town.
The A. C. Vorseth family in company
with some friends spent Monday at
Middle River as guests with the Emil
Peterson family.
Lars Lee. a former resident of this
place who is now making his home
further south in the state, arrived here
last Saturday morning for a few days
visit with friends.
Mrs. James Johnson and son Earl ar
rived on Saturday morning from Thief
River Falls to visit over the Fourth at
the John Hellquist home. =
Gust Nakken returned last week from
Fargo and Moorhead, where he has
spent a week. Crops between Fargo
and this place according to Mr. Nakken