Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-11-03
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NORTH STAR COLLEGE NOTES .

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Seven new students on Tuesday.
How is that for one day? And still
they keep on coming.
Governor A. o. Eberhart addressed
the pupils OF the Washington building
and the students of North Star Col.
iege on Tuesday morning. His talk
was very much appreciated. The
schools felt highly honored by the
governors visit.
In the afternoon of the day Of the
Governors visit the teachers and
most of the students attended the
meeting in the opera house which was
packed TO the doors. The audience
seemed to be highly pleased with the
governors oratory.
After the Christmas holidays a
course in civil service will be offered
at the college, if there will be enough
applicants for the work. Graduates
from civil service course are more
sure of securing good paying steady
position, than graduates from any 9th
er course or department.. Uncle Sam
needs competent men-all the
time and everywhere.
Correspondence courses in book
keeping and in shorthand viii be offer:
ed from North Star College. If there
will be enough call for such work.
Of interest to friends who live in
warmer chimes: The air is growing
colder, and there is a thin sheet o1
ice on the water. A few snow lakes
have tried to hide in the green grass
Storm windows are coming on, anC
coal bins are being filed Every
body feeling fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogren from Langford
S. D.. called at the college last week.
Mrs. Emil Torgerson and son Clar
ence from Radium, visited at college
hall last Saturday.
Hjalmar Porten and Mr.. Holm
from Alvarado made a short visit al
College hall last Wednesday,
Anton Johnson and Edwin Wahlurt
called at Alvaradp and Oslo last Mon
day in the interests OF North Sta
Signal.
Rev. G.. Wahlund left for st. Pau
last Wednesday evening. He will re
turn at the end of the week.
A number Of the more advanced mu
sic pupils will give musical recita
or program in the opera house Of
November the 18th. A good program
is promised Look for it in mex
weeks papers.
In the next number of the Nortl
Star Signal will be printed a rich an<
varied selection Of Christmas piece,
and dialogs. The larger number
perhaps will be in the Swedish Ian
guage, since the paper goes largel!
to the Swedish-Americans of the Ret
River Valley; but there will also be
goodly selection of English material
Be sure to send for the number of thu
Signal that comes out the 18th of 40
vember. -,'. .t>E
A more "sane and quiet" Hallow
cen than the one just passed we have
never seen. All honor to the boys
and girls of the city of Warren. Let:
make it point to keep up the record
Let us make Warren THE place. L
The classes in cooking and SEWN:
have received reinforcements, Tha
is right, girls. Remember what tn.
governor said about your work. /
you knew how much you could learl
by taking the course, you would no
like to do without it.
A Bible class conducted in tn,
English language meets on Saturday
evenings every other week. Now +:
class to he conducted in the Swedish
language has been organized. Thi.
meets every Sunday morning at |;
o'clock together with the Swedish
Sunday school. To this all are wei
come. young and old, students an,
n-students.