Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-04-22
NORTH STAR COLLEGE NOTES

N0HNf LAX RCOLLEIE NJIES
The first sample of Penmansilip
submitted for the Judge Holm gold
medal contest was handed IN to the
Judge last Saturday Another set of
samples was sent 20 the Panman.silfp
Journal IN New York CiTE
Miss Ruth Ahrallanlsan, IL, who Is
now teasling at Luntan, Mimi, spent
her Easter vacation win her rela-
Saturday
Miss Florence Abrahanson spent
Sunday with friends in Crnokstnn..
The Botany class has begun III an
aIyze flowers. Flowers have been
scarce thus far. but We have found
few
ALgot Johnson, cur janiLors is busy
with earpentaring. Arthur Wilson
and Edwin Nystrom ara doing the
work around the building.
The first thunder shower OF the
spring came Last Saturday morning
Rain continued to fail all forenoon,
and in the afternoon it changed into
snow. Latter the weather has slow
Iy improved
/ The College has a few excellent
seed POTATOES for sale. They ara Ear
/ Iy Ohios
I Mr. Aug Lundgren attended a
Meeting of the Conference Board at
/ AIe1andria last week. Otller members
/ were Rev. Lundgren from aallach
| and Peter DaElIdslist from Warren.
i Miss Julia Gralstand, q former
music student held successful mu-
sic recital at Donaldson last week
| Miss Mabel Lundgren went ta the
Warren Hospital last Saturday where
| SHE underwent an operatian for an
pentticiUis Size is improving very
rapidly and viii De cut in short
time
| We will soon have an arbor day at
/ tlle eGllege. Who will volunteer TO
help us to do seme planting OF trees
and shrubs And who can bring some
suitable nlateriaIg Call up hg plons.
+ Rev L. P Bergstruul, president or
tile Canada Conference OF rtle Swed-
| isfI Lutheran church, and two other
members OF the Conference school
/ committee have been down to- lock
over the N. s.. c. building to get good
I ideas They were very much pleas
ed with our scfIooi
/ DIR. J. S.. Carlson gave Lecture IN
| tile Swedish Lutheran church last
/ Sunday evening to an appraclaLIya
/ audience This evening GWednss-
day1 he is to give Lecture IN Eng
/ hsh at the college chapel. All who
/ have heard Dr. Carlson are anxious
| to- hear him again He mas something
+ toy saw and f1t, saws IL
/ Mr AyaT Magnusson a hEcff1er of
i Mrs. O. G. Ahraharnsan, Irving near
Fleming, Mimi, came up for Ss,ar'
visit On Wednesday 1t IS his hrst
visit TO Warren. and he likes tine CITY
very much
Professor AhraIlamsen has te dc a
Little gardening work.
/ The Swedish Discriminatory contest
held last Wednesday evening was ons
CT the very enjoyable programs held
ullis spring term. A2ai ,iehnson from
Vega, won first prize consisting CT So;
Daisy hurz,. second prize OF SIS: ano
Edwin NysIrom, third prize, s.. This
money for these prizes was dGnatet
: by Mr. AUGUST Lundgren. We wtsf
te express most hearty thanks fal
! all help and generosity
I The following class honors have
: been awarded: in the Academy, Sal
uratnrian Miss Judith Petersen O
AIEarado: VaIedictorian- o. A. Fin
seth of Oslo, in the Commercial de
partment, SaIunatorian. Miss Berth:
; Boman Of Adams. " Oak; VaIetiictE
rian, Henry Hanson, Warren
The Commencement programs ar
: being arranged and IN a few day
. tlle different numbers Will De anpeini
ed Judge A. Grindsland has prom
: ised to deliver the Commencement ad
dress
j IN tfre last weeks notes we fargo
: TO mention the concert WilEcn was
:. fine success We wish To expires
a mGsJ hearty THANKS to all who tGa
: part. and especially to the sGlnists
T chief among which was Mr. Ingni
t GrindeIand whose S0los were highl
appreciated OF course dIlis does n1
J; !. Mean THAT the others were not ais
2 good; they were splendid