Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-16
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School Notes


The school enjoyed a holiday on
Friday, Armistice Day.
The Misses Elma Netsund, Myrtle
Hanson and Bernice Jacobson visited
high school on Wednesday.
The chemistry class are pleased to
be able to work with some new labora-
tory apparatus received last week.
The economics class is preparing
for debate on Friday on Free Trade
versus Protection"
The first literary program on Thurs
day evening was fairly we'll attended,
the proceed amounting to 5000. In
opening Stuart Fink made short talk
urging that the programs be carefully
prepared and that numbers respond
readily to the request of the program
committee. Mr. McNivens' speech on
Natural Resources and Inventions OF
America was highly appreciated. The
musica' numbers, piano solo by Ella
Hanson and vocal solo by Miss Ward
were thoroughly enjOyed by all.
Watch for the announcement of the
aext program.
Annual Bazaar Dec. 1.
The annua! bazaar of the Sorosis
Ind Willing Workers sewing societies
If the Swedish Lutheran church will
be held Thursday, Dec. l beginning
at 1880 pm. The following program
viii! be rendered.: pipe organ solo,
Signe Almer; scripture reading and
prayer; vocal solo, Mrs J. NJ. Bolstad;
reading, Sigrid Carlson; song, male
quartet; reading, Ellen O!ander; song,
choir; song, audience. Lunch will be
served after which an auction sale Of
articles made by the societies will be
held. The public is cordially invited.
Community Gathering
The community basket social given
IN Thursday evening was we'll attend
ID, the crowd numbering nearly 400.
The door receipts were $40. There
were "a basket sales The total pro-
ceeds of the evening amounted to
s234.70, which was, generally speak
.ng, quite satisfactory. The ladies' Of
he village had responded most gen
,rous!y to the appeal for help and
financial returns might have been
'arger if there had not beon some
'ew slackers among the men.
The music of the evening was con-
ributed by home talent and very much
appreciated. Mrs. Nord(ie, a gracious
uu ldfOlll6 SCClS 1dFOICU lu6 duul-
nee, also Miss Ward of the high
school faculty who responded to an
moore. The mae quartet composed
If Frank COvell. 'Benhart Nelson, FL
mar Erickson and VIM Lungstrom
,!eased the audience highly with sew
raj numbers, which were heartily en-
;ored. Ben Nelson's fine clear voice
solo debut deserves special men
lion. The orchestra music was a treat
20 all. The speakers Of the evening
were f. +. Fink, J. G.. Peterson and
l.. E. COvell, the first speaking of and
FOR the committee who have had the
plans for the erection of the auditor-
I'm in charge for the 1ast year He
reviewed the committees problems
md answered briefly some of the few
riticisms of the undertaking. closing
With tribute to the faithful contrac-
or, Mr.. ChristophersOn
Mr.. Petersons speech was an Ar
mistice Day address, reviewing very
briefly the history of the world
through the past few years leading up
% our joyous Nov. II ana closing with
The hope that Europe also may soon
ind that day more real anniversary
Of peace attained. Mr. Covell dis
:ussed the question of city ownership
versus stock company, IS regards the
building just erected. The latter part