Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-08
ROSEWOOD
WilloWdale School Notes

Those having perfect attendance for
February are Edna and Byron Sag
moen, Ruth Lappegaard and Delbert
Kron. Many of the pupils have been
absent on account of illness and the
cold weather. The Star spoilers for
February are Vera and Albin Peter
son, Torgno Haraldson, Edna Sag
moen, Delbert Kron and Ruth Lappe-
gard. On February IA the parents
and friends were entertained at a
Valentine party. A program was given
which was in keeping with the day.
After the distribution of Valentines
each person received a package con-
tanning an "All-day-sucker". Refresh
ments were served, The 9TH grade
has been busy studying about money
in arithmetic. An important feature
Of this study was playing retail store.
The 9Th grade is studying Europe in
geography and find 1t quite difficult
to remember all the new countries
the world war. All the pupils have
been presented with sample cakes Of
PalmOlive soap, which come in very
handy at noon when each pupil is re-
quired to wash their hands before
eating. The teacher, Miss Ellen Fell
man and Miss Ethel Kron spent a
pleasant Saturday evening at the
John Bloom home.
Mrs. Selmer Haugen, Mrs. Adolph
Haugen and daughter Dorothy left on
Monday morning for Angus where
they will visit for few days with
their sister, Mrs. Abe Strobe.
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coupe from Lloyd Crown at Thief Ri
yer Falls.
The Rindal ladies aid were enter
tanned by Mrs: Julia Axelson at her
home on Tuesday afternoon, March
II. Norwegian services by Rev. Geo.
Larson at the home Of O. B. Hall
were held in the forenoon the same
day
! A number of young people spent
Tuesday evening at the r. Sagmoen
home at Anita.
Emil Mellem spent few days the
beginning Of the week calling on Vik-
ing friends,
Carl Bloom went to Warren on Fri
day morning to see his wife who has
been taken there from Thief River
Falls and will undergo an operation
next week.
Chas. Swanson, from Steiner, was
in town on Saturday on business con-
corning the laying out Of a road near
his place
Mr.. and Mrs. Enock Nelson spent
Thursday at Warren to receive medi-
cal attention.
Free Want Adv. demonstration
week March %. Read the Sheaf adv.
Walfred Wahlbeck, from st. Hill
aire, is a guest this week with his
sister, Mrs. Rudolph Sagmoen.
The New Solum town election will
be held on Tuesday, March 18th, at
the Busy Bee school building.
A birthday shower party was tend
cred Miss Olga Abby on her 18th
birthday last Saturday. The evening
was merrily passed at dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vic. Mosbeck will en-
terrain few Of their friends at a
dancing party at their home near
Anita this evening.
Nordhagen & Sagmoen will COM
mence saving lumber next week.
Mrs. O. M. Holson arrived on Fri
day evening from Warren for a few
days visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Carl Mellem. ...~
Tena Abby came home from Viking
on Friday evening to spend Sunday
with her home folks. 49,
M. B. Rafteseth returned on Satur-
day evening to resume his employ
ment at Hibbing after couple Of
weeks sojourn with home folks and
friends. -... -....:.-. 81 ~s-. '. ~
Goodwin Holten has been in the
employ of John Remmem the last
week hauling wood for a carload
which the latter will ship soon.
Howard Carlson left on Thursday
for Northwood and Grand Forks.
Gust Gullseth, from Thief River
Falls was in this vicinity last We'd
nesday buying stock for shipping. \.