Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-06-28
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LOCAL AND NEIGHBORHOOD
NEWS OF MARSHALL COUNTY.

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brought out this week for an outside
covering of all the Hanson and Bar
zen buildings in town.
s. S. Nordgaard and sons Melvin
and Alton, from Viking, were in town
last Friday for a visit with the T.
Mellem folks.
Road work is being carried on. ex-
tensively in all the districts this week.
Mondays. primary election was held
at the Prichard schoolhouse out west,
and generally large, vote was cast.
(Crowded Out Last Week. 81
Messrs. Bulge r. Bulden, Carl Mel
son, r. r. Wassgren, E. j. Carlson,
Harold Christensen Andrew Ander-
son and Harold sBlawd, carpenter
gang Of 500 Line, were in town last
Wednesday doing repair work on the
company property, laying in new
planks in the platform, re-rOoing part
Of the depot, etc. They also had
along two 16 foot culverts which will
be placed at the street crossing at a
near future date, this crossing has
been very narrow for years, and sew
eral accidents have happened to cars
and other vehicles land: several com
plants have been voiced.
The east side residents along the
main street at Rosewood have decidz
ed to lay a cement sidewalk the en-
tire length from the railroad property
and up to the street going east and
work thereon commenced this week
The Division superintendent of the
500 has been notified of this work,
and will as specified by law meet this
sidewalk with an extension up to
their passenger platform. This i'm
provement for the village has been
planned for years, and it's realization
will be a great satisfaction. If also
foot walk would be constructed
across the street i'll the main business
part, Rosewood would be as we'll sup
piled with sidewalks as any village of
its size and it is talked about to do
so in the near future. Chas. Sagmoen
from town of Norden has charge Of
the cement work. ->,.. ~
Mrs. Carl Mellem and children are
spending this week visiting with the
formers mother, Mrs. O. NJ. HolsoI.
at Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Gullseth motor
ed to Middle River last Sunday for.
visit with the Simon Gullseth fam
lily. 49,.
Steiner Johnson returned last Mon
day from a weeks stay at the Hal
linglaget meeting at Fargo and brief,
visit to Devils Lake.
Mrs. Morris Halvorson and daugh-
ter from Viking were in town. last
Monday Oh brief visiting and shop
ping mission. r
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Eggen and family
from Kelliher arrived on Saturday
evening by car for brief visit with
MI. and Mrs. A. NJ. Gullseth.
Miss Esther -Leyden arrived here on
Wednesday morning where she joined
a number of friends, and left by car
for Warren to attend eight grade
rural graduation. and school officers
convention. -E
Alec Hellquist and Miss Clara Sor-
enson spent Wednesday, at Warren to
attend the school officers convention
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thompson and
Mrs. Bernhard Ranum left: this morn
ing by car for Gully where they will
visit with the T.: H. Aos family for
day 49,, #.-. I. ->.@=:s s5,==zs
The Norwegian ladies' aid had a
meeting with good attendance at the
home Of Mrs. P. Stengelson last We'd
nesday. Rev. Geo. Larson, of Thief
River Falls, was in attendance.
:. @. J. Dahl accompanied by daugh-
ter Aagot motored to Warren last
Wednesday evening where the latter
was &One of the eighth grade gradu-
ates. Arnold Nakken and Myrtle Mel
lem, from Rosebank school, also re-
ceiyed their eighth grade diplomas on
Wednesday,. w. IT,. -
The present base ball diamond on
MI. Sagmoen's farm east of town was
discarded this week owing to the
ground being too soft for the best re-
suits, and also inconvenient to the
public, and the boys have leased a
piece on the Haugen Bros. farm a
few rods west Of the Hanson and
Barren elevator, and are going to put
it in the best possible shape for
speedy playing. This ground has Il
natural meadow surface, is very
smooth and hard, and has a very
convenient location both from the vii
lage and the public road, and will af-
ford the best possible site for amuse-
ments of this nature r.. s y
Mrs. James Johnson and son Earl
spent several days this week at guests
with the formers sister. Mrs. Morris
Halyorson at Viking Il
Silyerton and Rosewood played a
ball game at the local diamond this
afternoon and resulted iii a score of
to II in favor of Rosewood. =s
8 A parochial school picnic was held
at the A. Z. Thoreson farm on Sun
day afternoon, and included diver
sifed Juvenile program and a. short
address by. Rev. Geo. Larson of Thief
River Falls. A large number Of peo-
pie from Warren, Thief River Falls,
Steiner and Holt were present, and
the afternoon was very pleasantly
passed. :.@E1