Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-11-18
N NoRTH STAR COLL EGE NOTES

{ NORTH STAR COLL 0E NOTES
ssss.icTa fell an November d, asad !
A little nlofa has been aided ssyerss
times. It loelss as tho II would se,
rlsfa for the uilitars
Friday and sslsp after Thanks,
sigi,lg viii Be d holiday the worl
/ missed win be ,saaele up Decenlbe u
and a.
Pr. eileen, at present travel inc
/ is tlaas interests Of the kurlistan MS
sion iii 2 ersias delivered i gaissionar,
address at the Swedish Luth efar
lfchurcl1 last "Wednesday evening a
/ gQod sixs crowd was present. The
EshlA class quar- tet tts 2 II adered special
music,
/ Harry G. Andersen conducted tie
| church services at 4sli,n. Alvarado,
| last Sunday On Monday he attend-
cd the Ladies' Aid meeting. Mr. An
! darson will conduct services both ii
FEliYn and at Blooawood on Thanks
giving day.
/ The Messiah chorus had d splenssid
f rehearsal last Monday evening. The
new music is on hand. Prof. Harry
y. Johnson was elected music lihsars;;-
Ian.
Chas. Swanson of Vega, called al
the college last Tuesday. He made
arrangements for his son Conrad I'd
start school next week.
Mr.. Morud Of Viking, was a visitor
/ on Tuesday He called to- see how
his son Leonard is getting along at
college.
M the college teachers have been
Itlrafted into service for the Lut-fsh
supper held at the opera hcsise, on
Thursday evening, Nov. 49, Be sure
10 SO to the supper to see what they
| can do.
Mrs Lantz Of Angus made bust
ness trip to Grand Forks on Tuesday
returning on ednesday morning.
| Mamie Cederlund and Henning Ny
9blaa entered college on Tuesday
| The evening classes in bookkeeping
and pennanship are doing fine work,
/ More new members are desired. New
members have enrolled every evening
SO far.
" 1sh parcel shower for the college
boarding department brought in a
large ntlllber Of useful articles.
A.
sFessage Is the Norfhwe Is.
d b All an Oh lifaaS ana have
| seen many things il the world. have
seen this great country that we speak
of as the Northwest, come, in my
| lifetime, to be ponulous and rich. The
forest has fallen before the pioneer,
! the field has hlossomed and the cities
have risen to greatness. Ii there is
anvthing that an old man of so years
Of age could say to a people among
| HON be has srent the happiest days
| Of his life, it is this:
We I've IN the ~acst Blessed country
AN the worlA The thinns we have
accorarlished ar r',s havinning
s the years ~ alr~avs We
| increase our strenrf', s,r mower and
e,,r wealth, rve ,as,~ arart from
tic simple teachingr cur youth
Fer the moral fun stalls are the
/ same and unehangeahla
| Here in the Northwest we shall
/ " AXE a race Of men that shall inherit
the earth. Here in the distant wears
when I and Others who have labored
with me shall leng have been forg-
!, gotten, there vii be a ',ower in ma
terial accomplishment, in sniritual at
|tainment. in wealth strength and
moral influence the like Of which the
world has not yet seen. This firm
! Is believe. And the people Of the
Northwest, moving ever forward to
! Greater things, viii accomplish all
! this as they adhere always to the
moral fundamentals and not other
! wise. DR.. Cyrus Northrop.