Warren sheaf., 1905-11-09
EDUCATIONAL
CENTER HERE
Young Men and Young Women
Flockins to The City to
Attend School.

83SSltO S\SsOOls
Warren has always been noted for
the interest her people take in edu-
cational matters. It's public schools
and State High School rank with the
best in the state and pupils from all
over Marshall county, and adjoining
counties, have come here in years
past to acquire an education. The
city owns two eight-room modern
school buildings, heated by steam
and supplied with all necessary
equipments A good, strong corps OF
teachers is employed, all of them
university. college or normal school
graduates. At the head of the
school is Prof. VIM. Angus, a we'll
known educator OF this state.
In addition to the public schools,
a business college, known as the
Warren Business school, has been
started this year, and offers to the
young men and young women of this
and adjoining counties a good prac-
tical business education. W. O.
Braggans, court stenographer to
Judge Grindeland, and E. NJ. Sathre.
an experienced teacher of accounts,
are the proprietors, and Prof. J. H.
hizer, formerly instructor in the
Valparaiso Normal School. is in
charge as principal. The school has
well appointed and steam heated
quarters, supplied with type writer's
and other equipment needed in a
commercial schools aud can furnish as
good, and we believe better instruc-
tion, than can be had at most of the
so called business colleges OF the
country. In our new school the
teachers have reputation to make.
and they will spare no efforts to
give the students full value for their
money and little more The school
not being crowded yet, can furnish
Individual instruction to the students
where needed instruction is given
also in all the common branches, so
that the farmer boy and the farmer
girl, who do not feel like attending
a small common school together with
primary pupils, can here obtain that
kind of schooling that will fit them
for their work in life. The young
people from the country can not
spend the winter to better advantage
than by taking course at this insti-
tuition.
Last, but not least, we have a
conservatory of music OF which Miss
Louise T. Grindeland is the direc-
treSs Her musical attainments are
of a high order, and she is also an
experienced teacher. At her school
the young people of our midst have
an excellent opportunity to develope
their musical talents. Parents hav-
ing bright, promising boy or girl
with a love for this fine art, should
see that this God given power is
properly trained and developed, that
the homes scattered over our broad
prairies may be made cheerful with
music and song, and our churches
ring with the sound of trained
voices.
Warren extends a hearty welcome
to the young people who come here
for the purpose of improving their
minds. Warren is a clean, orderly
town, a town OF many churches and
elevated moral ideas. and when the
young people are sent here they
will be surrounded by good,
wholesome, Christian influences.
These things. also, parents should
remember when sending their child
rem Off to school. In the large cities
with it's many temptations the un-
Sophisticated Young man OR woman
are exposed to great peril. The
coming winter we hope to see STU
dents here by the hundreds attend
ing the different institutions of
learning.
RnttNr and Eu0S Wanted