Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-04-14

agreed W Take care VI d large gdfuen
on the college grounds this summer.
This will insure plenty of vegetables
for the boarding department next
winter.
Dr. J. Telleen attended the Luther
an Students Convention held at ST..
Peter last week. DR.. Telleen deliv-
cred his address on Sunday evening
on the subject, christianity and the
Missionary Idea" This convention
was made up Of representatives and
speakers from the large number of
Lutheran schools in America.
Rev. F. N. Anderson left for the
cities last Thursday evening, and he
will not return until this week. Dur
ing his absence, Harry c. Anderson
took charge of the church services
both in Vega and in Warren. At the
forenoon services in Vega number
Of the young people of Warren were
present. Special music was render
ed by some Of the college people.
VIM. Dahlquist of l. Lancaster, and
Miss Charlotte Danielson n, Of Hallock,
stole march on their friends on Ap-
ril the 3rd, when they were quietly
married. Both are graduates from
North Star, Mr.. Dahlquist from the
Commercial department and Miss
Danielson from the Music depart
ment. Both are, among the prominent
young people of their home commune
ties. College friends extend we'll
wishes on their life's journey.
The Commencement programs are
being worked out. At the Faculty
meeting last week class honors were
distributed as follows: Welcome" at
the GEnduating Glass Program, May
% by bert Berg; areweHy z by
Miss MIRANDA Sane ; ;sE Saiutatorian
on the Commencement Program, May
25, Arvid Lindquist, from the Com
mercial department.; Valedictorian,
George Magnuson, from the Academ-
ic department; Class Motto, Axel
Johnson, Academic department.
Miss Lavina Nordlund Of Alvarado,
called at. the college last Thursday.
Miss Nordlund will take charge OF
the music work at Oslo which for
merly has been conducted by Mrs.
Carl Olson.
DR.. ]. Teleen spoke at the Chapel
hour at the college last Wednesday,
Miss Mollie Larson who during the
!; past winter has been clerking at the
I Bazaar, has left to take charge of q
Norwegian school near her home
During Professor Sjostrand's alb
sence at the Sunday School conven.
! ton, the Bookkeeping class was left
in charge Of Arvid Lindquist, and the
Penmanship class continued to work
under the direction Of John Arness.
August Lundgren and Nels John
son made a brief visit at the college
last week.
! The graduating class held it:
weekly meeting last Friday after
noon. The mater for discussion wa!
largely that Of class emblem. A yer!
neat college design has been worked
out by Judge Holm.
The Declamatory ora atorical contes
Tuesday. Look elsewhere for results
There are good pr aspects that ;
special summer course for the rura
school teachers will be offered a
North Star College for six weeks du
ring the coming summer. If rura
school work specialists can be secure,
to take charge Of the work, it will
commence early in June. The sub
/ jects that may be offered are some
what as follows: Ora ammar Review
Authentic review, Literature, Music
school lunches, rural s chool manage
ment, rural school methods, rura
school sociology, rural school agricul
ture, farm accounts and home eco
nomics. Board can be secured a
icost in a boarding club; sleepin,
quarters can easily be provided; an
J tuition will be free providing we ca,
secure the necessary outside assist
ance, or at the most it will be mere
ly nominal. Let us h ear from pres
ent or prospective rural school teach
ers who would be interested in sue
work
! Arbor day on Friday of mex
4 week. We should Like to enlist th
services of number Of men to hel
1 plant trees and shrubs on the colleg
grounds. The college boys will len
a helping hand; and very likely til
girls will provide a lunch. Mel
Johnson and August Johnson have al
ready promised several good size
trees. Z. N. Olson promised som
last fall Who next