Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-03
NORTH STAR COLLEGE NOTES

t ! NORTH STAR COLLEGE NOTES
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! A. c. Holmquist of Lancaster, a
delegate to the church meeting last
week, held very interesting talk to
the Penmanship class on Wednesday
afternoon.
| Rev. D. A. Leonard of Warroad,
donated a number of valuable books
and pamphlets last week; we express
hearty thanks.
The Red River Mission District
| held its annual business meeting in
| the college chapel on Wednesday of
last week. ALI members attended the
chapel exercises On that day which
were held at o'clock. After some
very interesting remarks by the pas
tors of the district, the business ses-
sion commenced at 10 o'clock and was
continued at o'clock in the after
noon. Many of the delegates had
never seen the college before and
were very agreeably surprised at the
fine building.
| Rev. Kr. Rosenthal of Kennedy,
spoke to the students at chapel last
Thursday morning.
| The Literary society rendered an
interesting program at chapel last
Saturday evening.
| Irene Olson and Esther Lundgren
have enrolled in the Penmanship ev-
ening classes.
Miss Anna Ovshak enrolled for vo-
cal lessons last week.
Professor D. A. Leonard of War
road will lecture at the Swedish Lu-
theran church on Thursday evening
Of this week upon the invitation of
the Ladies' Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society. On Friday morn
ing Professor Leonard has promised
to speak to the students at the chap
ell hour; friends are invited to attend.
The Messiah Chorus had a splendid
rehearsal on Monday evening of this
week. Let all the old members and
many new ones be in attendance next
Monday evening It is the intention
to render a good part of the Messiah
at grand concert to be given some
time during Easter week.
We have had calls for students to
hold Swedish Parochial school during
the summer. This year we can send
out several students who will be able
to take up such work successfully.
Miss Elizabeth Rosenthal, grad
uate of the Academic department, is
teaching school east of Kennedy.
Miss Judith Porten visited at her
home near Alvarado over Sunday and
Monday.
Miss Kurz from Oklahoma was tax
en- through the college building by
her sister, one Of our last year grad
yates, last week.
Martin Nelson spent Sunday and
Monday at his home near Alvaardo.
.. The Warren Ministerial Assn held
its February meeting at the College
/ on Wednesday, afternoon.
Miss Bertha Vog is again present
at school after having been absent
on account Of a sprained ankle.
DR.. J. Telleen who arrived in War
rem on Monday, addressed the stu
dents at chapel on Tuesday.
Lundgren & Wittensten Co., and
the Warren Machine and Iron Works
Co., have donated 100 lead-pencils
each to be distributed among the stu
dents and teachers at College.
Dates for the Swedish and English
declamatory contest will be announc-
ed in the near future.
The faculty is beginning to lay
plans for the Commencement Week
programs. This year we will have
an especially full commencement
week program, since the annual
meeting of the Red River District
Luther League will be held in War
rem during commencement week. We
therefore expect to see large num-
Der of visitors in Warren on May %
rs. Several very prominent speakers
will be obtained for the programs.
Look for further announcements.
Marshall Kays Of Warren, and
John w. Arness Of Fork, have enroll
ed for work in the Commercial de-
partment for the remainder Of the
school year.
Forty members are now enrolled in
the English Bible class that meets on
Sunday mornings at 9:3O at the
Swedish Lutheran church. At the last
meeting an attendance contest was
started. The class was divided into
two groups, the girls constituting
one, and the boys the other. The los
| ing side will entertain the whole class
on some date near Easter.
SOME LUTE-FISH