Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-04-08
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NORWAY.
Cl,rjstislnia.

5f7- - S~">e ~ p1cpVuOS =, AAOsVVV S4OWNS
IN cash IN the government treasury. .
Vaernms Savings bank, which was
formerly located at Sandwich, has
been moved to this city.
An appropriation OF 1000 crowns has
again been extended DR.. Sigurd lbsen
by the '.Kirkedepartment'' for his lee.
lures inepolitical economy.
The historically famous "Egge'
estate near stenskjaer was recently
'o1d by =. A. Larson to G. Schultz of
this city for 1000 crowns. ~.
Ole Mos Of sogn, who is one of the
oldest mon in Norway, recently cele.
DRAFTED his l02d birthday in the pres
ence OF large contingent Of relatives
and friends. - !.
The state debt of Norway at the be-
ginning Of the year amounted to 1872.
357 $3.50 CROWNS The heavy increase is
due to last years loan, which amounted
%, 444, 233 crowns. H.. =,
For the mobilization Of troops the
Storthing has appropriated for the en-.
suing year sc, 900 gowns. Fifty thou
sand crowns were q propriated for the
same purpose in 1890. :.
The Voss WOODEN factory was totally
destroyed by fire Feb. a. Within two
hours the building had burned to the
ground with nearly I'LL it's contents.
The loss is partly covered by insurance.
Sievert Nielsen, president of the
Storthing, and Vice President Steen
have both refused to issue official i'll
vitations to the Storthing in regard to
contributing to. King Oscars jubilee
fund.
At the session of the storthing March
y, the legislative assembly Of Norway,
it was unanimously decided to appoint
a committee Of Zine to consider the cues.
ton Of entering into treaties of arbitra-
ton with foreign countries, and to sub
nit proposals.
The chair of sciences at the Chris
tia11ia aniversity, with an annual salary
OF 900 crowns, and liberty of cngag.
ing i'll scientific excursions whenever
desirable, is the offer recently nude
DIR. Nansen by the state budget com
mittee OF Norway. ...
The 5000 crowns stlpendium which
has been appropriated by the govern
ment, has been divided among tn"
following authors .Arne, Gsrbore,
1900 crowns; Hans: f. Kinck, 1900
crowns; Peter sERRe 1000, and Alvil'le
Prytz, 1000 crowns. T. .~s,: =.
Nine. Augusta Schrump, the veteran
actress of Norway. recently died in
this: city THE age 4of.S4 years. Sha
vas born in Copenhagen in 1913 and
inside her aesst in tho G,ri.tianin
theatre in 1922 She appeared the last
time in Bergen and has since then
resided in Chriatiania. .:>y.
The ''Dagbladct' 10 bringing out the
question Of cremation with it's usual
vigor, and tho probability ID that law
providing for the introduction Of this
form Of disposinR Of the dead may he
enacted in the5near future The buru.>
ing Of the dead is = common occurrence
in Sweden aud Denmark.
Consul General Tonsberg died Feb.
rs, aged s. years. Mr.. Tonsberg was
born in this city 1913, and was admitted
to the bar 1912. In 1879 he was appoint.
cd consul general in Liberia. He was
also the. proprietor Of the Tonsberg
publishing house Of this city. aud was
the author Of the well known work
"Norge Billeder" illustrated Nor.
way). -
Trondhjem.
]. Morch Of Hamar, formerly Of this
city, is spending the winter in Pallancn
Italy. He is expected to return in
May.
A. E. Hoist, 4 prominent real estate
dealer, who suddenly disappeared
from this city in, January, has not
since been heard from. His friends
here surlmise that he started for Amer
lea. -
A new opera house, which in many
respects will be superior to the Chris
tlania theaters, is being erected in this
city. The decorations will be some.
thing exceptional and the commodious
stage aud its fittings will no doubt sat
isfy the most fastidious actors. The
seating capacity lis large aud the PEG.
pie of Trondhjem will soon boast of
one of the finest theaters in Norway.
The Sc: ;1rlick yards OF this city have
been sold to G. Normann by the firm
Kier & Co., for 500, 900 crowns.
Fl. R. Heggen, formerly q practicine
attorney of this city, has been appoint.
ed civil judge in the Congo Free State.
Resolutions suggesting sum of 4, OO0
crowns to be paid each member of the
recent Nansen expedition, will be con.
sidered by the ''storthing.''
The tax levied on mercantile travel.