Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-10-19
ROSEWOOD

special school meeting was called
at the WlllOwdale school last Monday
evening for the purpose OF voting for an
additional $500 to defray the expenses
connected with the remodeling and re.
pairing OF the school building. County
Superintendent G. N. Gunderson, from
Thief River Falls, was present. The
work OF remOdeling has just been com
pleted by Chas. Sagmoen and Victor
Mosbeck. @s..... go"
I. Mr.. and Mrs. John Sagmoen in com
pany with two friends motored to st.
Hilaire last Wednesday evening to at
tend the r. r. V. s. NJ Society annual
conference.
Q. j. Dahl has recently sold his Ford.
son tractor to the Myrom Bros.
Miss Nina Westby who has been en-
ployed at Duluth this summer, came
home on Wednesday morning for stay
with her parents.
Mrs Albert Paulson returned or
Wednesday from Bemidji where she has
spent the last week with the Joh1
Bergland family.
Wednesdays health meeting at thu
Rosebank school drew a fair attendance
of mothers and an educational meeting
was held. Miss Margaret Sheridan
state health inspector OF public schools
was the main speaker and was assisted
by Miss Loretta Newman, of the county
Child Welfare Board, and County
Nurse Miss Hanson. These ladies al
posted on rural health problems con
nected with the school work, spoke con
vincingly on the subject and described
various contrivances including scale:
and measures for the purpose of ascer
tanning without medical aid fairly
accurate standing Of normal person:
health standard, which are being advo
Gated for use in all public schools thru
out the state, and which it is believed
would benefit the growing generation
considerably. Considerable interest wa'
aroused during the meeting.
Anton Baker carpenter from THE
River Falls has been in town the last
week doing interior finishing work OF
the John Remmen store, which is being
remodeled.
The local town board will go to Thief
River Falls tomorrow on a legal con
SultatiOn with an attorney concerning
a private crossing out towards the e
O'Hara farm.
Mrs. T. Mellem spent a few days OF
last week at Viking visiting with hel
daughter, Mrs. S. S. Nordegaard.
Mrs. Geo. Anderson and daughter
Claris;, ana Miss Synneva Sorensof
from Warren were Friday visitors al
the p. SorensOn and Haugen Bros
homes.
Swedish services at the church il
town next Sunday evening. Oct. %
when Rev. Werner Drotts Of Viking
will speak.
Bernhard Ranum and Selmer Soren
son went to South st. Paul last Satur
day with two carloads of live stock fol
the local shipping association.
Christ Rhodegaard and Albert John
SON. to of Nordens prosperous farmers
drove in a large bunch of stock fol-
shipping Saturday.
Miss Laura, kron went to Crookstol
last Friday where she will attend the
teachers convention this week.
Roy G.. Erickson and P. o. Lander
came out from Warren last Friday or
a business call, with the state road con
tractors
Benny and Otto Ranum came home
from Park River. \. Oak. last Sunday
where they have been employed this
fall
J. f. Hellquist went to Newfoldef
last Monday with Il team OF horses FOL
his son Albert which the latter will use
in hauling to market potatoes OF Whlcf
he has large quantity this season.
Benny Ranum left for Warren OF
Tuesday morning where he will visi
with friends for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Hellerud iron
Twin Valley We're Sunday guests will
Cashier and Mrs. 4. S. Holm in town.
Mrs. A. A. Lindstrom from Twin Val
ley arrived here OH Thursday and vii
visit until Sunday with Mrs. james
Thompson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs James. Thompson Were
hosts to the following relatives ant
friends last Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Ohm, from Gully. Mrs. En'
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Aos ant
two children from Gully, Ole Aos iron
Hazel. and Mr.. and Mrs. 4. \. Lind
strom from Twin Valley.
J. E. Hellquist went to Thief Rive
Falls last Sunday in company with tn
Albert Hellquist family from Newfol
den and spent the day visiting with tn