Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-09-24

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NORTH#STAR COLLEGE NOTES.
North Star Is getting to be popu !.
lar name. North Star Drug Store isS
the latest addition.
Is We would again like to call your
attention to the advertisement
from Warren in..next weeks Minne-
sofa Stats Tidning. You will find
many interesting things. Be sure
to look for the page. You can't.
miss it.
Prof. Sjostrand has visited some.
OF the business places in the city to-
stamp the stationery that goes out j
before October first. We are calling,
attention to the opening date.
Thursday Of next week school begins.
Prof. Abrahamson attended the
program at Crookston last week. He
went down on his motor cycle, in an
hour and half. He reports that
there was a large crowd present, and
that the programs were interesting
and we'll worth attending.
On Monday evening of this week
the Board of Trustees of North Star
College held an impor tant meeting.
The meeting was called for the pur-
pose Of securing teachers for the
Conservatory of Music. For the
piano and organ department. Miss
Olga Hermanson was called. She is
a graduate from the Conservatory of
Music at Gustavus Ado]phus College
in St. Peter. and has later pursued
postgraduate studies. She is very
highly recommended. and we are
fortunate in securing her as one of
our teachers. She is known not
only as a hard worker but also as
conscientious and able teacher. For
the Vocal department.. Miss Minnie
Tullar. Of our own city. Warren. has
been secured. She is a graduate of
the Conservatory of Music at Macal-
ester College. She is so we'll and IA
vorably known. that but to mention
her name will. bring prestiage to our
Conservatory of Music. Warren as
well as North Star College may feel
lproud of this addition to our faculty
of teachers.
A@number of other important ac-
tions were taken at the Board meet
Ing. Mr.. Olson and Mr.. Lindberg,
1 members bf the Board of Trustees,
were elected to arrange for insurance
Of the school property. Mr.. Malberg
and Prof. Abraha mson were to ar
range for the surveying and blowing
of the land secured by the City Com
mercial Club for the College. Now,
who will kindly volunteer to do the
blowing for US? We have decided
not to rent the tield.zgs,We.s can do
better for the school BY keeDing it
ourselves. We should like to begin
to plant trees next spring. and to be-
gin to make improvements. i: Who
will want to help us?p @: s. g r=eea. -,
4 In the arrangement of the school
work. we-will make a departure from
the Public School, and for several
reasons Instead @of Mondays. we
will take SATURDAYS for. our regular
school work. Monday will therefore
, be be our regular weekly holiday.
4 There will then be no occasion for
Studying on Sunday. and there need
be no worrying over unlearned les
sons. g; On Mondavs the student can
1 feel rested when he takes up his
( work, and he is not so likely to neg
/ tlect it as he is on Saturday. In the
!. home. too. the student can give Just
} as much II not more assjstnzlce on
! Monday than he can on Saturday.
School work. or recitation: :MjI begin
: at :25 in the mornings and sseep on
:, till 1905. Chapel exercises ssslll be
held at 9:45 in the forenes.u;I L. u;IassT The
{; afternoon session lasts from ::335 to
E4:l5. There will. Of COZ. Sa. be
. several vacant periods for eacn class:
: but the time IS then spen! u the
I Reading room in the DreDaIa iton OF
the coming recitations. s.e
! Whv not move into town the
; whole family over winter. SCI lt the
I children may all have the. u &rtun-
!. ity OF attending school. " low OF
some who have ALREADY ma: Eepar-
{ ations to do so. Follow a pl e1,
!; ample. s 4ssssE ss.s 55s.
Before students begin to lo>k fol
! room and board. they should insult
! with Prof. Abrahamson. q, as a
:. list Of names Of persons ,whs 81 fur
|nish either rooms. furnish un.
furnished. or board, or ba room
! land board.
I ILOST.-TWo mares. OH anC
I. one sorrel, with rope arc sleck
s | Nindnr nloosn notify kha iy&5s iss$ $grnef]