Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-03-17
NORTH STAR COLLEGE NOTES

NORTH STAR COLLEGE NOTES
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Edward johnson, II, Of Vega, call
ed at the College on Thursday fore
noon Of last week.
Mr.. Coffin, one of the state repre-
sentatives for the Y. NJ. C. A., was
present at school last Thursday after
noon when he addressed the students
for about twenty minutes on mum
Der of interesting educational topics.
Mr.. Alfred Soderstrom from War
road, secretary of the Swedish His
torical Society of America was a Wis
itor at the College on Thursday af-
ternoon Of last week. Mr.. Solder
str0m had come down to Warren in
the hopes Of hearing DR.. Leach who
was to have given an illustrated lee
ture at the College last week. For
certain reasons, DR.. Leach was unable
to include Warren in his itinerary
much to our regret.
Dr.. j. Teleen returned to Warren
on Friday Of last week to work in the
interests of North Star College.
Conrad Swanson and Mamie Ced-
erlund left for their homes Saturday
to help get ready for the spring work
on the farm.
The Luther League held it's month
ly meeting last Friday evening at the
Swedish Lutheran church. A good
program was rendered.
The Messiah Chorus met for spe-
cial rehearsal at the Swedish Luther
an church last Sunday afternoon at
three o'clock. The next rehearsal
will be held on Thursday of this week
at 7:30 o'clock at the Swedish Luther
an church. All members are urged to
be present.
A student sextet sang at the Eng
lish Bible class last Sunday.
Harry c. Anderson Of the College,
conducted services at the churches at
Elm and Alvarado last Sunday.
Miss Levina Nordlund, IA, Of Alva-
RADIO called at the college last Satur-
day morning.
A number of very interesting re
ports are being prepared by the
members of the Church History class
Special information regarding the
church work of the Red River Valley,
especially amongst Swedish Luther
ans and Norwegian Iutherans is be-
ing gathered. We should like to have
as complete information regarding
tthe Young Peoples societies Of varii-
Gus congregations and we trust that
the parties called upon will give us
the information asked for.
We should like to have the business
men, not only of Warren but also OF
neighboring towns and villages re-
member that we will be able to fur
nish in a short time, first class office
help. We are prepared at any time
to recommend suitable help.
The graduating classes held their
first meeting on last Friday when
they elected the following officers
President, Axel Johnson; Vice Presi-
dent, Bertha Boman; Secretary, Elm:
er Anderson; Treasurer, Arvid Lind.
quist. ~,
DR.. J. Telleen addressed the schoo
at chapel on Tuesday of this week.
On Monday evening of this week 8
lunch was served at the college to the
North Star College committee ap.
pointed by the direction of the War.
rem Commercial Club. Reverend An
derson gave a very interesting report
on his interview with Mr.. James J
Hill who last week promised to do
nate to North Star College the sum Of
100000. The committee discussed
ways and means for raising the bal
ance Of the college debt. The com
mittee will report later.
/ Richard Johnson of Vega and Mr.
Arness Of Fork, were visitors at tn,
College last Saturday.
The Literary Society rendered F;
very interesting program last Satur
day evening, at which Professor Sjo
strand and several members of tn,
stenographic class gave very inter
esting exhibition Of the work done b,
the Typewriting and Shorthand stu
dents. After the program was over
our janitor, Arthur Wilson was unex
pectedly brought upon the platform
in front of the room. In a few word
Professor Abrahamson explained tn
situation. He said that students an
teachers of North Star College wish
ed to show their appreciation for tn
very faithful work that our janitor j
doing and as little token of the ev
ening he handed over a sum of mon
, ey of between ten and eleven dollars
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