Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-12-01
ROSEWOOD

tanned about thirty of their friends and
neighbors at thanksgiving party at
delightfully."- spent. the chief diversions
being music. conversation and dancing.
dainty luncheon was served at mid
night.
Mr. and Mrs. L. p Johnson at their
home in town entertained six guests
on Thanksgiving evening, the time be-
ing happily spent at conversation and
the partaking Of delicate 10 o'clock
luncheon: The following were the
Lyle and Harold Mosbeck. Mary and
Joel ShoberS. ..,'s
A farmers meeting was held at the
Rosebank school building last Saturday
evening to discuss the present 9'to ma atao,t
which are at present in a very unsatls.
factory condition and with but slight
prospects for being remedied until the
who oee as Sesn
eating the conditions in this state IN
a short talk compared grain conditions
here to that in Oklahoma. Texas; Kan,
Wheat Growers Association has con,
troll Practically the only hope. held
out for a remedy is the organization OF
this state similar to those above. when
Branches he sc can control the sale and price
Of their products and eliminate the
wholesale gambling now carried on
along these lines.
The Rindal Young Peoples Society
held their monthly meeting at that
church on Thanksgiving afternoon WIN
a fair sized assemblage. A high grade
program including NUMBER OF Juvell-
lie selections and consloeraole ; uS
luncheon was served at the close. me
next meeting will be held at the same
place on the afternoon OF January ISL
0f a
Ala will meet also at the church IN
connection with the annual meeting or
the congregation on Tuesday, Pee. !tn'
in the afternoon when lunch will as US
ual be for SALE
Services will be held next Sunday,
Dec 5. at the Congregational church in
w. 3Tw Dr at su; of TiRins. viii preach.
The first regular meeting of the
Rosewood Farmers Cup VIII DC H Tr;da ~
evening, Dec 10th. The club activities
viii be re-organized at this meeting!
new form Of memberships will be IN
augurated and election or presl e,nnr
s give ." but lunch viii be served.
School closed on Wednesday evening
at both .Rosebank and Busy yu1 Zee an 10
the latter place spent the holidays with
her parents at Thief River Falls while
Mrs. Rudolph Sagmoen of the FORMER
spent the week end at her nome at
Anita. n,ov-
jim Rafteseth, who has been employ
ed as a dredging engineer near Pipe
stone this summer arrived nome " vi
Monday morning for q months Vis1t
Fifty-six books arrived on Monday
morning from the State Department on
bfaneS at this 1i place.. and nave been
placed for public service at the Farm
ers State Bank Mrs: A. S. Holm. the
librarian. will gladly lend any OF t9eS Sc
the community applying for same be-
tween a. m. and 4 p. m. on Mondays
Wednesdays and Saturdays Of each
! week. Six books are, in the Scand1 m
avian language, thirty of fiction 1oi
adults and twenty for more youthful
The following were THANKSGIVING
and Mrs. c: E. Hellquist and family, mr.
and Mrs. James Johnson and son t Erle
| from Thief River Falls, Mr.: and mrs
! Albert HellQuist and family from new
folden and Mr.: and Mrs: Emu 3i Anoerso'
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Jensen: IRON mon
tana, who have been spending month
visiting with the Ted Thompson fo!ks
morning from a visit to Pennington
county. Mrs. Jensen is sister TO MI
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Mellem spen1
Thanksgiving visiting with Mr. ane
Mrs. S. S. Nordgaard and family al
| Viking.
| Miss Amy Whitman, who teache:
school east of Warren, arrived nome or
Wednesday evening to spend the holl
days with her parents east Of town.
| Enoch Nelson, of Anita was in tow1
| last Monday looking over several cit,
lots with the intention of purchasing
if suited.
The local Farmers Club last weel
closed a deal with the Hanson & Bar
| zen milling company for about ~
sacks of -four for their members. TIL,
| flour arrived on Monday morning AM
has been distributed through the loca
plant at Rosewood
Peder Sorenson left on Thursda.
morning for Angus, where he will visi
until Saturday with his daughter, Mrs
Abe Strobe, and family.
| Axel Axelson left on Monday morn
of the grand jury for the fall term o
district court
Jim Thompson spent Thanksgivin
turning home on Friday morning.
Thor Sevaldson left on Thursda;
morning for Warren, where he expect
to be employed for some time.
| A brother and sister to Mrs. Simo1
1 Gullseth arrived here on Monday from
Ol<lee and will spend a few days. visit
ing with the latter.