Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-09-11

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= North Star College Notes
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The new electric clock received,
last week has now been put up, and
all wire connections have been
made to the electric bells and to
the double switchboard by means
Of which any room can be called
separately This will prove great
convenience and a great step sayar.
Prof. Abra}hamson has put up the
whole mechanism. .--..
A set of Elliott's five-foot shelf
of books $50 volumes) has been
procured for the college library.
This set of books includes The
worlds literary masterpieces in all
different lines of thought. It VIII
prove a valuable addition.
Miss Agda Wennerberg returned
from her European trip last week.
She reports most pleasant vaca-
tion. She will return to North
Star in a short time to resume her
work in the music department.
A new piano has been received
for the music department.. This
will enable still more music stu
dents to practice at the college.
The art work will be moved to a
larger room on the ground floor
where there will be better accom-
modations. A kiln has been ordered
by the art teacher so that after
this all china can be fired right at
the college. We should like to see.
a large class register for China
painting. It is a very interesting
work and not at all difficult. Try
it. one or two lessons week.
Miss Marie Thomas brought two
| OF her cousins from Virginia oevr
! to see the college building last
Monday. They were very much
pleased with the many convenien-
ces. - = T.
Last Tuesday, Sept 9, work COM
menced in the music department
with good enrolment; but we
trust THAT many more. will start
work at once, SO that they will not
be left behind in their grades.
The new cement walk was finish
ed on Monday forenoon-just in
good time before the heavy rain on
Tuesday morning. i=
The Luther League is entertained
by Miss Ella Lundgren on Friday
evening of this week. "A big crowd
is desired. Let all turn out. Young
men, where have you been lately?
Let's not be too busy on Friday
evening. There will be good pro-
gram consisting mostly of music.
An action of great interest Ito our
students was taken by the College
Board at it's last meeting. We want
to be up-to-date in all lines of
work; and we wish to give to all
our students the very best advan-
tages. We also want to encourage
the students as much as possible in
their work. With this in view it
has been decided that an academ C.
course be arranged wherein music
shall receive credits for graduation.
Music will accordingly rank the
same as any other regular study.
This should be If special interest
to our music loving students.
Prof. Sjostrand and family are
spending a few days with relatives
and friends in The southern part of
the state.
Miss Lille E. Gibson, The new
music teacher, will take part in the
program at the Luther League on
Friday evening at Mr. Aug. Lund-
| grens.
Rev. Kr. Rosenthaa of Kennedy,
was in the CITY on Tuesday to at
tend the regular mDnthly meeting
of the North Star College Board.
The philanthropic person inquir-
| ed for in our last notes appeared
several hours after the paper came
out. "a most hearty thanks. We
| refrain from giving names for per
sonal reasons. .s.
By a decision Of the College
Board no library fee will be charg-
! ed the city students who come to
take one lesson # music a week.
The enrolment fee Of two dollars,
however, will be charged the first
ktim'e that q student enrols at the
college.