Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-12-05
H.LL PROGRAM, pEe EMsER 9Th

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:, NORTH STAR COLLEGE NOTES !.
Mr.. James j. Hill will honor North
Star College with a visit next Friday
afternoon at 100 O'clock, unless fur
ther changes are made before that
time. Committees have been appoint
ed both from the college and from the
Commercial club, and arrangements
have been made for Mr. Hills enter
tainment while in the city. A public
program will be rendered at the Op.
era House at 200 O'clock at which
Hill will deliver his principal address.
An interesting program Of which a
copy is found elsewhere in the paper,
will be rendered BE sure to hear a
splendid address,.
A College Aid Society will be or
ganized next week The object will
be to help secure equipment for the
College, to help beantify the grounds,
and to aid in ways which may be de-
termined upon by the organization. a
meeting is called to be held at the
residence of President Abrahamson
on Tuesday afternoon, December 10,
Lunch will be served between the
hours Of three and six; and the bust
ness meeting will be called at 4::3O.
Everyone interested in the matter is
invited to be present.
The Old Opera House has been va.
Gated by the college and will now be
used for athletic purposes Basket
EsI.all teams have been~ organfzetfs sborn
at tn e high schdel and at the college
and they will begin regular practice
at once. Il q 'saS.
A farewell program was rendered
at the]Ol Opera House last Wednes.
day since that was the last day school
work was carried on at the Old
Homestead. In the afternoon Elmer
kosendahl came with team and wa
gon and seven loads of furniture were
moved On Friday three loads were
removed, and then another three
loads on Monday afternoon. There
are still about five loads to be brought
! over, as soon as the painters give
| permission
On Tuesday forenoon short, inten
esting program was rendered 1t the
new college building TO celeblates the
important occasion Of the day After
the regular chapel exercises speeches
We're given by Rev. Wahlund, Mr.. J..
T. Mattson, Prof Sjostrand and Presi-
dent Abrahamson Several musical
numbers were rendered. December
the third will remain most imports
ant day in the history of North Star
College. 1t was the day the |institu-
tiOn graduate from the "Old| Home
stead and entered upon a career Of
greater Importance. After this the
usefulness of our institution will be
felt in ever widening circles. May
! the day soon come when We shall
! need still additional building in or.
Ger to accommodate the largehumbe er
of students who come to his the
i guiding star of the Northwest
1 On Tuesday six new students were
enrolled at the college. We trus!
that many more are prepAing to
come as soon as possible. After the
4 Christmas holidays many npre are
I expected.
/ On Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
a class in China Painting vii be o.
4 ganized at the college. Tie class
q will meet twice a week; on Wednes
4 days and Saturdays at 2 O'clock
Work can bessnkeH up at, adsy time;
i but six lessons is the sminl4um 70.
&, which anyone should enroll. Charges
will be at the rate of 20 cen sa les
son. After the holidays Oil Painting
will ALSO BE offered in the Art Depart
I ment.
The large chorus that was anounc
ed to meer this week will haze to be
postponed until next week. The
organization meeting is called TO NEE,
on Thursday evening at 800 O'Clock
Dec. 12, at the new college btilding.
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