Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-06-22
ROSEWOOD

and Esther Ostlund, from Wannaska,
spent part Of Sunday as guests with
Mrs. Julia Axelson and family and
latter attended the baseball game at
Viking. @ Y
Mrs. Julia Axelson, Victor Axelson,
Johnny Nakken and Mrs Gust Nakken.
notored to Roseau county last Sunday,
where they spent me. DAY v1si1ng Win
Wannaska.
Miss Huldah Sandin, a nurse from,
the Warren hospital who has been
caring for Emil Anderson the last
day as her patient is convalescing and
will be cared for by the home folks
hereafter. $
William Sorenson had the misfortune
his hand when car he was helping to
repair in the local garage mere sllppeo
down from the jacks and pinning has
right hand between a spring ll aad the ao,,
taken to Thief River Falls for atten-
ton, where it was found that luckily
no bones were broken and that the
main disorder was the severe sWelllng
which, however, was believed would
subside within a reasonable. time.
report from Norden the beginning
of the week stated that Ben Peterson
one of the progressive farmers there,
had met with painful accident in that
a tree he was cutting down fell to-.
wards him throwing him over and
severely SLfalnlnS MS HeCh.a luSIS was
no serious hurt, however, to the, bones
or ligaments and his complete recovery
is anticipated. go -. - -. =
Mrs. Even Anderson, who has been,
suffering from varicose veins the. last
year had another hemmorhage last
week, but with speedy assistance it
was checked. Mrs. Anderson is about
as usual now.
Fred smebakke and Garfield Gullseth,
from Benwood, spent Tuesday as guests
Mra Avof1 Chill :.
Oscar Hanson and Gust Peterson,
from Viking, were in town last Tues
day on business =-5,
The township roadwork is carried on
the roads may be somewhat loose and
sandy after the repair, few days
driving will place them in a splendid
shape.
Furan, Emil Hellquist, Esther Thore-
son, Tena Westby, Joel Shoberg, Sigurd
Rafteseth, Esther Lyden and Isabelle
sagmoen attended the c GO 9t ina tn,l
Howard Carlson left last, week for
International Falls, where he expects
to be employed this summer:
Jalmer Rafteseth,, a dredging engin!,
Ger who has this spring been located
near Lake Benton, came home by car
from Detroit last Sunday and will
spend week or more visiting with his
Ka1eb Quambeck returned on Mon
day morning from Goodridge, where he
had spent Sunday conducting religious
services. 80.
Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson motor
ed to Gully over Sunday, escorting
home Miss Rhoda Aas, who has been
visiting here the last weeks:
Olof Opseth, the new Solum assessor
commenced work this week to assess
the township. Only the personal pro-
perty is being assessed this year:
The Equalization meeting following
the town assessing will be held at the
Office of the town clerk on June II, and
where any errors may be corrected and
equalization Of valuation modified II
Ole Jorgenson returned to Thief Ri
yer Falls on Monday evening. where he
will visit briefly, among friends ana no
institution for the aged at gNorthWood,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Blomberg and
family from c1ookStoa 4 not up
Bros. home during the day The1r
Oldest SON Herman, remained here and
will spend part Of his vacation at this
place. - - e
Banker Albert Myrbo. from Viking.
was in town on Saturday evening on
business. . s~
A Young Peoples, Society was held
at the Rindal church last Sunday and
a brief program was rendered. Student
Kaleb Quambeck had charge.
Mission meeting will be held at the
SWGOlSn CnuICI III LOWA OA 0Au
Wednesday of this week, four minisS
tiers are expected to take part.
Adolph Rafteseth returned home
from Warren on Friday evening. where
he has been receiving medical treat
ment for diabetes during the last week
and is now improving nicely. :S
Mrs. Zilda Snyder whose husband re-
Gently died in the typhoid epidemic
here, will leave in the near future for
the southern part of the state, where
here folks live, and will have public
sale on the afternoon of June 81, at her
farm west of here. Mr.. Snyder's mother
arrived this week from GordOnsville
and will assist Mrs. Snyder during the
SALE
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Holm motored to
Maple Lake Sunday, where they spent
the day.
The operation to restore the eyesight
partially to Mrs. Siri Nordhagen at
Thief River Falls-a few weeks. ago,
came out quite satisfactory and the
aged lady is now able to see quite clear
ly with the aid of sharp glasses. She
is still making her home with her
daughter, Mrs. A. B. Remmen,s at ef
River Falls.
Bernhard Ranum is employed near
Steiner this week building a basement
at the MISSY farm, and will later build
a. modern barn for party near the
Thief River. -; "a
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