Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-11-08
ROSEWOOD

Misses Viola AAelson and Gladys
Olson from Thief River Falls arrived
here on Saturday afternoon, the form
er for an over Sunday visit with her
mother, Mrs. Julia AxelsOn, and the
latter returning the same evening.
Rev. Carl LundQuist, travelling Mis-.
sionary Of the Red River Valley Mis-
sion Society was in town last, Friday
and spoke in the evening to fair
audience at the Mission church.
The following went to Grand Forks
last Wednesday evening to hear Sem
ator NJ. LaFollettes political
speech, and look over the new FARM
ers Flour Mill: Z. e.. Furan, John
Sagmoen, Peder Sorenson. Selmer and
Adolph Haugen.
Two gentlemen accompanied by their
families motored up from North Da-
kota last Wednesday to look oyerlthe
S. SWensOn farm north of here with
the Intention Of leasing same. but we
learn later that no deal was reached.
Cream is being taken at Rosewood
only once a week after Nov LIST every
Wednesday.
Freddie Stafford left last week for
points in southern Minnesota and Iowa
where he expects 10 be employed for
a short time and also visit among
friends since he lived there, and will
later leave for the state of Washing
ton where he expects to spend win
ter. $50 -s-y.E
Miss Julia Ayelson came home last
Wednesday from Viking where she
has been employed the last month at
tile Oscar Ranum home. -
Teachers Betty johnson Of Sunshine,
Edith Parent Of Willowdale and Ruth
LOnson Of Rosebank went~Sto Thief
River Falls last Friday evening to
spend Sunday with friends and rela-
tives.
A basekt social for the benefit Of
the Rosewood base ball association
will be staged at the Rosebank school
building north of town, next Satur-
day evening, Nov. IL, and to which
Mr.. Jacob Rigg, Minnesota state
bank examiner from Minneapolis, was
i'll town, last Friday on business con-
nected with. the Farmers State Bank
The Dick Hall family have moved
out on the late Geo. Snyder farm, and
will make it their home in the flu
ture. The Halls have formerly oper-
ated the Williams farm southeast of
town. =, ~.
Miss Annie Blomberg left on Sat
urday evening for Thief River Falls
where she may seek eventual employ
ment. .
Florence Ostrom was out from
Thief River Falls between trains last
Saturday to visit with the John Sag
mOen young folks.
Mrs. Thea Nelson spent Friday at
Warren shoppin gand visiting.
Miss Carrie Nelson left last Tues
day for Winnipeg where she will visit
with Miss Lilly Axelson for some
time. She was accompanied by Neil
sAxelson who has been employed in
Minnesota this summer
Miss Isabelle Sagmoen has gone to
CrOOkstOn where She expects to be
employed as store clerk this winter.
Mrs. o.. s. Hellerud entertained a
carpet Bee at her home last Thursday
and Mrs. Thorn Holten will entertain
the spinning bee at her home next
Thursday.
Mr. II. Read, travelling Mission
airy from a childrens home in Mime
apOlis, spent Saturday i'll this com
munity selling calenders and arousing
interest for his mission.
Miss Emma Sorenson returned home
on Friday from Thompson, n. OAK,
where she has been employed this
summer.
The 500 carpenter gang has been
III town the last week extending the
passenger platform to unite with the
cinder walk uptown, and relaying the
road crossing and extending it from
16 to % feet This is nice little
improY ement and greatly appreciated
by the travelling public. The same
gang also re-shingled the section fore
mans house at Dakota Junction.
Rudolph Nyhus and Alfred John
son had a nasty tip over with the
formers Ford last Sunday evening
but luckily escaped injury, tho the
car was conside rably smashed. II
appears the gentlemen had come at q
fair speed on the-high road south OF
the Melachek farm and in making the
turn west had underestimate the
speed Of the car and the sharpness
Of the curve with the result that the
car had gone over the embankment
and into the steep ditch. :
Axel Bloom came home in his cal
from Devils Lake last Wednesday
where he has been employed the latter
part of the sumner for brief visit
with his home folks and will later
return to Devils Lake.
i. i. Furan has decided to try his
luck for state representative from this
district, and his name will appear al
the election tomorrow on "Stickers'
with the endorsement Of the Farmer
Labor party, OF which Mr.. Furan has
been active organizer for severa
years. s
Herbert Carlson mOtored to Crooks
ton on Saturday to remain over Sun
day as a guest at the Dave Mosbecl
home.
Lars Furan motored to Warren las
Monday on a business transaction.
Mrs. Chas. Halgrfm returned Of
Monday morning from Thief Rive
Falls where she has spent Sunda!
visiting with her parents, Mr. AM