Warren sheaf., 1921-04-06
ROSEWOOD

Two Farmers Club meetings We're
held held her, here last ad IF Friday evening The
attended meeting at the Sunshine
building, and simultaneously the local
club held their monthly meeting at
Rosebank Both meetings featured the
usual proceedings and the New Solum
club also gave a young peoples pro-
gram
The. Swedish Young Peoples Society
held their monthly meeting at the Con
gregational church in town last Satur-
day evening. and was well attended.
Rev: Werner Drotts. Of Viking. gave a
short talk and lead number of sacred
hymns, after which the customary
luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar vixie, former
residents of South Dakota. moved to
the Mrs. styrlund farm which they will
operate in the future
Mr.; and Mrs. August HeIlquist and
daughter Bernice from Yakima, Wash.
has been engaged at farming and fruit
raising in the west for a number of
years but recently sold out. They in
tend to make Minnesota their home in
the future.
The saggmoen-Nordhagen Sag saw mill
Grove farm east of~town this week and
is saving from three to five thousand
feet of lumber and square material
Eevery day. The Mellem Bros. logs were
the first to be sawed and made about
10000 feet.
Mrs. Mary Rafteseth and daughter
father, Mr.. Hanson, left on Tuesday
evening for the later's home near
Grygla. where Mrs. Rafteseth will
ma ke her home for some time.
A divorce was granted Harry Myrom.
a young farmer south Of town. from
his wife. formerly Annie Bergquist. at
the District Court chambers at Thief
! River Falls last Monday. Mrs Myrom
has been residing with her parents.
residents of Pennington county. during
the last year Divorce was granted on
ter. Muriel. an only child. died the be-
ginning of last month.
In the campaign recently carried on
! through the public schools of Marshall
lief. the Rosebank school won first
honors in contributing the largest cash
sum Of money Of any one room school
in the county. This was due chiefly
Mrs. Sagmoen. and letter of acknowl-
. edgement has been sent her by County
Supt. David Johnson of Warren. The
amount contributed was S40.25.
I A telephone message to Sven Sven
son on Monday morning announced that
his largest residence in Thief River
Falls had burned to the ground the
same night. Fire is thought 70 have
started from defective electrical wiring
=, Loss is partly covered by insurance.
John Haider spent Tuesday at War
rem looking about for summer employ
ment.
Selmer Sorenson left last Tuesday fol
i Thompson, n. D.. near which place he
will be employed during spring work.
| Carl Ranum has spent the last few
weeks here assisting his brother Ben.
! dence.
! Jim Thompson returned on Tuesda,
! from a five days visit with hisafolks a
iGul1y.
Flowing, and discing on the highes
of the week. and with the prevailing
weather it is certain to assume that b!
the latter part of the week field worl
will have commenced in general
An anti-sa1oon league lecture will b.
given at the Congregation church i,
A travelling lecturer will speak.
Mrs O. NJ Ho1son. Of Warren. /
visiting this week with her daughter
Mrs. Carl Mellem.
from Fergus Falls, where he has spen
a few days on personal business.
The oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
Ranum was taken to Thief River Fall
ton
Mrs. Selmer Haugen left last Frida!
/ for Angus. where she will visit witt
4 her sister. Mrs. Abe Stroble, over Sun
day.
! II. Jacobson, of Wannaska, is visit
or this week with his daughter. Mrs
Julia Axelson and family.
Percy Hanson left last Friday 70
Angus. where he will be employed dur
ing spring work.
Mrs. T. J. Taggert and daughte
! spent Monday at Warren where tn
former is receiving medical attention
assisting at the home of her sister
Mrs. Chas. Sagmoen. during the latter
illness, was taken Ill the latter part o
the week and had to return to he
home.
David sytrlund. of Viking, was il
town the latter part OF the week mar