Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-02-18
North Star College

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The annual carnival takes place on
Monday evening, March 1, unless the
restrictions on account of the "flu" for
bid We shall announce this event in
the next issue. The carnival was a
huge success last year, but promises to
be bigger and better this year The
plans are under way and everything is
Systematically arranged. No one can
afford to miss this annual event. We
want 1000 Reople ont that night.
Watch the papers and posters for par
ticulars. Your pennies will bring you
much mirtla. Supply yourselves with
ready cash and be prepared to be out
early. What. you can. save in the next
few days will count for much on the
eve OF the carnival. Students and
teachers are busy now to make the
evening success financially and they
are certain that the good people Of
Warren and vicinity will be more than
glad to assist them.
| At the close of the penmanship period
on Tuesday afternoon, Mr.. Sjostrand
awarded each member Of the basket
ball team their letters. These letters
are beautifully made up with large
"N' on a blue back ground which is
star shaped. The letter "N'' is golden
IN color, hence the college colors. The
letters will be sewed to the sweaters
and we know they will show up very
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| The basket ball game with Argyle
last Monday evening proved to be one
of the best games played at Argyle this
year. Our boys were in the lead dur
ing the greater portion of the game.
At the close Of the first half North Star
had four points to Argyle's two. At
the close of the last half Argyle was
successful in leading with five points.
The final score was Is to IL in Argyle's
favor. 1t is safe, to say that on a
larger floor Argyle would have been
outclassed..
Next Monday evening our team will
meet the Thief River Falls high school
team at Thief River Falls. A close
game is expected.
The annual meeting Of the Red Ri
yer District was fairly well attended.
The business sessions were held in the
college chapel. The meals were served
to the delegates in the dining hall.
'Mesdames G. F., Peterson, Hans Nit:
gard and G. E. Sjostrand did the cook
/ ing and serving and deserve our heart.
felt thanks. It was the intention pf
the school authorities that all the
meals were to be served free of charge,
; but the district voted $500 to the
. school for the kindness shown. Need:
fleAAs tGssay that we were honored IN
having the district meet here and shall
Railways be happy to assist In entertain
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Mr.. August A: johnson, "A member OF
our board, his wife and daughter
Lucille, are now touring the west. We
have recently had a card from Mr.
Johnson. Ind at: that time they were en-
route from Portland to San Fanciseo
i I'VE rejoice with the Johnson's in this
splendid outing. We are envious, OF
tceursesas we are back here in the snow
and cold. ..~ ..-
Asgg sAll SEof..our. students are now back to
school with the exception of three
From sa4 ;sappearances the Flu" is on
1.-THE decline. We sincerely hope that
Iby another week all danger is past. i
i Don't forget to look for the notices
fregardtpg the carnival .. !:
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