Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-11-14
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B NORTH STAR COLLEGE NOTES

8 NORTH STAR COLLEGE NOTES Il
Miss Agda Wennerberg, principal
of the music department has been in
vited to sing and to read paper at.
the Kittson County Teachers meet
ing.
A. v. Erickson, 10, is employed as
travelling salesman for the Twin City
Gasoline Tractor Co. His headquar-
ters is at Plains, Kan.
Miss Ellen Pearson, II, has now
with her parents, moved to Warren,
where the future home will be. We'll
come back to our college city.
The new building was heated for
the first time on Friday of last week
Now we can see the smoke curling
upwards almost every day. The paint
ers and plumbers want to warm their
fingers while they put on the finish
ing touches. Soon we will be march
ing to the new place.
Perry Wood, '09, member of the
first years graduating class, called at
the college last week. Cole again
Harry Thomas, IL, who has been
employed by Attorney Brown Of Thief
River Falls, has decided to begin
work of his own. He can see good
outlook for public stenographer in
Thief River Falls, and by this time
las opened an office. Harry is a thoro
and conscientious worker, and anyone
needing his services can find none
better.
A bridge across the 500 ditch has
been put in this week by our street
commissioner. Anyone trying 4 to
cross the ditch opposite the depot has
been9in danger of getting stuck, or at
least risked losing his shoes in the
effort. At an early date the 500 line
has promised to construct good SUBJ
stantial driving bridge.
Miss Florence Abrahamson visited
2 : -. :
with friends at Crookston over Sun.
day.
Five small boys set fire on the
prairie south of the college grounds
last Sunday afternoon; then when the
fire began to get Roadway, they got; 4
scared and scampered away. Prof.
happened to take a walk
to the new college building and saw
what was happening. He called
some girls who were not far of, and /
with their. assistance the FIRE Wasall
soon under control. This might have
turned out bad enough had not thu |
mischief been seen in time. The
names Of the boys are known, and we
would warn them to be careful in the
future.
The Educational Train on the 500
tracks last Tuesday proved to be !,
lutte an attraction. The crowds of |
Interested visitors We're swelled by /
college students and public school pu-
pills who We're given a half holiday
That they might attend the lectures
and demonstrations.
Prof Sjostrand gave a very good /
and complete report on the national, |
state and county election returns at
the meeting of the currents events
class last Saturday.
Remember the Luther League Con-
vention to be held on Saturday and
Sunday. The programs will be inter
ssting and varied. Saturday evening
1t 500 o'clock, program, business
session and reception; Sunday fore
noon at 1000 o'clock, communion
services; Sunday afternoon, 2:30
o'clock, sacred concert: evening att
$50 o'clock, mixed program rendered
By representatives from the various
district leagues. Everybody welcome
@ all the programs. Everything is |
Eree;; but q collection will be taken
It the concert to help defray the
expenses.
Mr.. Chinlund, representative Of the
1ngberg -Holmberg Publishing Co, Of |
1hicago, has called during the week.
FOR sALE1 gray mare, yrs.
I'D. I span mules 3 yrs. old. regis
cred polled Durham cow new milk
,ow. 4 Durham bull calf. 2 o. 4 G.
'oar pigs. 8 number Of good brood
ows. pigs S weeks old. Munger
Z Son.