Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-08-04

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An annual pension Of 800 crowns has
been granted the widow Of the late
Representative Haugeland. s. S. .-
= Andreas NJ. Feregan has been a
teacher and organist in the Lutheran
church at Holt for 90 years. =. i. /.
The royal yacht Hohenzollern, con-
tanning the kaiser of Germany, an.
chored at Kopenvik July 2.
The military budget committee calls
for ali additional appropriation of $50, :
900 crowns for military purposes.
Sixty-four young ladies were recently
graduated from the Missen's Ladies
seminary of practical and domestic
education of this city.
An appropriation of 100000 crowns
has now been made by the Christiania
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" for the purchase
of the Frogner estate.
Attorney J. A. Werner of Christiania
has appropriated the sum of $50 crowns
for the support Of the poor children Of
the city, who are spending the summer
months in the country.
Ole Julius Mes, principal of the pub
lie schools of Christianssund, has been
temporarily suspended for having
neglected to fully apply the rules of
discipline of said institution.
Young women are now granted TIE
privilege of entering the Middelskolens
Latin course of the Latin school at
Skien with the condition, however, that
they take the Arthur degree.
The following gentlemen have sent
in applications for the principalship of
the normal school of this city: Rev. j.
Kullberg, Prof. TIL. Bugge, Representa-.
tive Wexelsen, Superintendent J. A.
Lippestad and F. O. Guldberg
Professor Sophus Lie of the Univer.
sity of Christiania has been engaged for
aseries Of lectures at the Leipsic univer.
sity during the coming school year.
Professor Lie is a prominent lecturer,
and is fast becoming as popular abroad
as at home.
1t has been rumored that Representa-.
tive Olson will be appointed minister to
Denmark in place of General Kierulf,
who is very i'll at present. Secretary
Brattlie and General Lorange are pos
sible aspirants, but it is not likely either
of them will be appointed.
The committee for the ''Landbrugs.
skolen' in their annual report suggest
more practical courses and insist on a
practical knowledge of all common
school branches as one Of the indespen.
sible conditions for pupils who desire to
enter the "Landbrugsskolen.'
Anna Pauline Saltnoes. who was re-
Gently sentenced to til" state prison Of
Trondhjem for perio> of nine years to
expiate the murder of her l4.days- old
child, viii now, according to reconsid-
Grafton of her case by the government
officials, serve sentence of only three
years.
The popular Norwegian comedy
"Samfundets Stoller.' recently rem.
dered at one of the operas of Paris proved
to be a decided success A number of
prominent Scandinavians of Paris par
took in the singing of the national air,
GA vi elsker dette Landet," in the
fourth act, which was one of the hap.
piest features of the entire piece
There were 81 representatives at the
recent meeting of the "Venstreforen.
ings Landsmote" at Christiania. Be-
sides the usual business transactions
the following gentlemen We're elected
to constitute the board Of directors for
the ensuing year:%Fess, Ullman, Steen,
Eriksrnd@= and Uheim. Suppleants
Langeland, Dob1ong, Frozen, Thilesen
and Schodt.* 4: r. He'll and G. Rosen-
thai were elected revisors by acclama-
ton. :'.~.
The military budget committee have
appropriated 100000 crowns for the
forts and coast defense Of Bergen
Engineer S. K. Hopstock has been
given the contract for building an cleo.
trio railway from Boss to Stalheim
Not less than 25 scholars were
s'funked" in the "middelskole'' exam
ination which was recently held at the
'privatskolen' of this city.
A festival called 100 aarsfesten' was
recently celebrated in -Fredrickstad in
memory Of Hans Nielsen Hauge, tbs
noted Norwegian divine. An interest
ing programme, consisting of speeches
and musical renditions,wa successfully
caraled out in the presence Of l. 800 PEG
pie, who gathered from near and far tc
do honor to the memory Of the eminent