Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-09
ROSEWOOD

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ROSEWO GOD
WilloRdalo School Notes
Our first school month has come to
close, fifteen pupils distributed in
all grades from the first to the eighth
have been enrolled. Miss Ellen Fell
man, Of Thief River Falls, is the
teacher. Those receiving perfect at
tendance certificates for the month
are Viola, Vera and Herman Peterson
and Edna Sagmoen. The school has
been supplied with new world maps,
a new dictionary, globe, drinking
fountain and new modern heating
plant will be installed shortly. All
pupils enjoyed weeks vacation the
latter part of the month while Miss
Fellman attended the county institute
at Thlef River Falls and the NJ M.
r. a. at Cro0kston. Pleasant calls
during the month are acknowledged
Mrs. John Bloom, Mrs. Ben Peterson,
Axel Gron, Geo. A. Selke, state rural
school inspector, County Supt. Geo.
NJ. GundersOn and Miss Edith Peter
SON. Last Monday afternoon the pu-
pills and teacher enjoyed themselves
at Halloween party between the
hours of 3 80 and $50. The time
was pleasantly spent in playing games
and popping corn. On Friday evening,
Nov. IS, Thanksgiving program and
ragball social will be given at the
school, and everybody is invited to a
good time. The girls will please bring
ragballs and the boys money.
Plan Potato Warehouse Here
John Remmem and Emil Anderson
spent Friday touring Norden and
North townships in the interests of
potato warehouse at Rosewood. Mr.
Remmem is doing his best in arousing
interest among the farmers for
larger acreage of potatoes which he
believes from experience is future
crop for this locality He is endeavor-
ing to organize the farmers to build
a potato warehouse here. A special
| meeting has been called at the Rose
bank school building for the evening
Of November II. to discuss this mat
ter, and several good speakers have
been secured, including some of the
| potato growers and shippers from the
above named townships as we'll as
! from New SOlum who will give their
experiences along this line. That po-
tatoes will be grown is evidenced
4 when one hears that r. Den will plant
40 acres and Harry Myrom 80 acres
in the spring. and others will follow.
Mrs. NelS Holm. from Twin Valley.
has spent the last week in town as
! guest with her son A. S. Holm.
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at Viking visiting her daughter, Miss
Pearl, and the S. S. Nordgaard folks.
Rev. Alison, from Minneapolis. was
in town last Tuesday and spoke in
| the evening at the Swedish church
| in behalf of the Swedish tuberculosis
Esanatorium located at Denver, and Sc
curing financial aid for their work.
Miss Minnie ANelson had an. ull-
pleasant collision with a ram she at
tempted to chase last Wednesday, with
4 the result that her right thumb be-
came dislocated and she had to, go
4 for medical aid to Thief River Falls.
! MIS- Julia Axelson accompanied by
a friend spent Sunday at Wannaska
! to visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs III jacobson.
! About 500 was realized at the Red
Cross Auxiliary social staged by the
i teacher and pupils at Rosebank last
Saturday evening Lunch and candy
was sold and a good time. in general
was had.
Viola ANelson has gone back to- Vik-
ing where she will be employed. for
another month.
Il n>1, T.1>, Wi,
iting this week with his friend Thor
4 Sevaldson.
John and Il. T. Sagmoen have been
employed for the Town the last week
grading and sanding a recently laid
out road from Rosewood and east.
i. Il. Furan has recently, secured
IT,. s. patent for an. automatic weight
closing and opening toilet seat, con
/ st:utced by him.
4 a number OF the local young folks
spent Halloween eve on a charivari
party for MI. and Mrs. John MeA-
check. and a few others mostly of the
school pupils engaged in the USUAL
pranks soaping windows, overturning
machines, etc! mostly for frolic and
without any serious intention. .~
Rudolph Sagmoen has purchased
Lewis Albys Chevrolet automobile.
Misses Pearl Mellem and Viola Axel-
son, from Viking, motored up last
I Thursday for a brief visit at their
parental homes. ~ .~.~. :
A small fire caused by hand liant.
ern coming too close to an open sup
ply Of gasoline caused a minor con
flagration at the state road workers
camp out east last Saturday evening
Ibut as all the men were at close call
lit was quenched before any damage
was done. so
l Arthur Bloom who has been EN-.
lployed near Moose Jaw, Canada, this
Efall, arrived home the beginning of the
week. y
The annual meeting Of the Wild.
lWOOd Cemetery association was held