Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-01-20
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NORTH STAR COLLEGE NOTES

=! NORTH STAR COLLEGE NOTES
The Warren Ministerial Association
held it's January meeting at the COL
lege on Wednesday the 18th. The
next monthly meeting will be held at
the same place on Wed. Feb. 3rd.
+ The Messiah Chorus will, after
this, meet at the High School build
ing on Monday evenings at o'clock.
Our city has a goodly number of
splendid singers and if all unite with
the chorus and help along with the
work, Warren will become a noted
music center of the Red River Valley.
Attorney o. A. Naplin Of Thief
River Falls called on friends .at the
College last Friday. II
DR.. Robert Parker Miles, who lee
tured atlthe opera house on the 18th,
spoke to the students and teachers on
the following day for nearly an hour
on the subject, "Opportunity." No
one regretted that the class periods
IWsore slipping away; we would rather
j, have taken time to listen to DIR. Miles
until the noon hour than to return to
our classes. az.
Fritz Larson, manager of the War
rem Cooperative Mercantile Co.,swas
enc, of the visitors last Thursday. He
has not been inside Of: the building
since Jim. Hill delivered his address
bin ffhe, chap does any one remember.
Whelnsthat was :22= g.:
ls.s Miss |SsV ennsrberg was at Oslo*last
!. week here: shesE met good sized
lEe llaassssto Of: young people who intend to
! study inusicSduring the remainder of
|; the spring term ..@;'--.%
re faculty and board reception for.
i the orthH Star students will be given
Nat ttSS s ihe: CCollege,s;s Saturday, Jan. q.
! The Thief River Falls basket ball
team together with Supt. Mitchell
and Prof. Johnson took dinner at%the
! College boarding department last
Saturday. : ~
Some of the visitors during sthe
past week: Aug. Lundgren, c. - E.
/; Lundquist, Rev. Bramscher, Rev.
Kiorlaug, Rev. Bartholow,T John. P.
Madison, Mrs: Severin,ss Mrs. Abra-
!, hanson and daughter, Algot John
son, Nels 81: .Bystrom, Rev. Anderson,
Peter. 5Dahlquist, Rev. Knudtsen,
Fritz Larson, Carl Rosendahl, Mr..
Leslie of Radium, Mr.. Nelson and Mr..
Johnson of Hallock, Miss, Thompson
of Grand Forks: 80 ~:
T. The teachers aid q; large n11nhns of
/ the students attended the lecture at
] the opera house by: Robert Parker
Miles, Thursday the 18th. This was
], the fourth number on the Warren
! Lecture Course. The fifth and last
| will be can Evening in Magic" and
! "seein' Things at Night" by James
4 Morrison Totten, Magician, Humorist
!, and mpersonator. ri
/ A concert will be given Wednesday
evening Jan. II in which some Of the
!! College teachers will take part. This
concert will be given in connection
with the annual meeting of the Red
/ River District of the Swedish Luth-
] eran church. Z
The names of those who have taken
uu Shorthand after the Holidays are
i as follows: Hildur Ranstrom, Bertha
q Vog. Orville Gustafson, Walter Mel
/! gard. Harold Swanson, VIM. Hanson
4 land Rasmus Lodoen.
The College Literary society held
Its first meeting this: term at four
i o'clock Friday afternoon, Jan. 18th.
i an interesting program was rendered
i in which the following took part: rs.
A Their Thompson, Bertha Boman
I George Magnuson, Harry G.. Ander-
i son, Minnie Greslie and Adolph Matt
Z son. Professor johnson served tenn.
q porarily as chairman with Tom Hen.
nebry as secretary. At the Business
meeting following the program, Mi.
Iranda Sandin was elected president
i Axel johnson vice PRESIDENT Arvie
.Lindquist secretary treasurer, with
Minnie Greslie as member Of the pro.
]. gram committee. Meetings will b
slsheld every other Friday evening q
tIthe. col:pge.
q DR. Spofford, Optic
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