The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-06-08
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most satistapt QEiYnrh A it's existence
Inequality of work as shown BY
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fleet credit Upon 4 much more pre-;
tentious educated institution. The
drawings fpenmaalnnshipp', ., essays
map work and many Of the Sped
mems Of manuaf xeedtion we're d
a very high toSrdef. Hundreds 81
our citizens were Interested spec:
tatofs. and all left With a higher
estimate t. 81 ouf Ss THAN e esver
before ''o''.,,''.',D, on IS',,'p .'.~ e.,
on Monday evening the he com :on I
mencement exercises were held at
theSGrand opera House and every
seat was vas taken. The hall was
very, beautifully Iapd. deliberately
decorated with, -, banners, flowers
and plants, while the class motto
of 80 Non QUo sed 1qNoI Mode,
stretched across the, front of the
stage above the drop curtain, j bF,s.
The exercises were opened with
a piano solo by MisstWhipplss and
the eodadles 1oquattett,7 Mes tsarnes
Sintotitoh,n Miner ana HensilaW and
Miss Whtpple sang Several Selec3
tons, winning rneffited applause.
Frank f. 1SimontorD 1.-THE sahttatorF
ian, delivered ia carefully prepared
Grafton ON our railroad develop
ment, full of 9rcinterestingl2fact
showing the wonderful expansion
of our railroads from 1928 Ito the
present time. He 9indulged in7
little sforecastaof pidiItransit -be-e
lieving 130t miles ian hour would
SOON be achieved. 4 toodR sj>oo tbs
He was followed sbyorJ.tG Adam
Bede with the address, Which was
a chasetefsti6 prodfcti5h.' lit Vas
fullof ,food,forrthought, patriotic,l
inspiring and .'upliftingyaHd with
al Speed 4ibefallylhwith' iIWitgLG4t;
wasSweff ,feceived! The vaFediet
toryoItbY%;[Misss katheTihe, e. Reid On Il,
Light after Darkness, 4ttrtaesd the,
deVelapnent,t ofoy,illumnlats saff from
theyntsdeuitorohe ffietionTrkindledI
through all the stagesoefd improve.
mefaoas electricity dssacetyfins.
gas.9D The vaiedietoryd paftsof the
address, to the citizens school
boarddacultyand fellow students,
was effectives and very graceful.
J"Cil. I-tiIH Nst'lt .y7iIS E'ff
President, Cooper. in behalf Of
the board, awarded the diplomas,
prefaoing the distribution with re-
marks full of sound wisdom, friend
counsel and cordial encourage
ment. He said exactly the right
thing in the right way. m1The@ fol-
lowing received diplomas ieonsti-
tuting the graduating class: Ger
trude Canfeld,a katherinea5Re Reid,
LUCAS @@" kells, Alta Carpenter,
Esther Sprague, Nellie Mccormick,
Roy McNeice, Alice Dean, u Win
thrQp, Benner, Edna. Carpenter,
Roy Smith, Yerniai Johnson, Frank
Simonton. At the conclusion, of
the exercises, the class was con-
graduated by fong life of friends
and Citizens, ID Oh ,b2n&lai2o"a sd 81
The Alumni association: f1edn:a
businesssl9 meeting roon1oTuesday
mornings sand,yreceivedt the 5sneW
class into5athe. assaciateonHuhoiThe
following were elected officers fol
the ensuing year: "'@'" 3d. Of BIO" 4
President miss Mabel Kells!o1 b.
Vice Presidents Miss 'd" Maut
White Madison Cfevelands:dl ~
Secfetaryy2MAzMrs!! dChas. e. Fiesler
Tfeasuferr22R Hansen. ,92
III the, evening the association
initiated the new Class with e1aB
crate and terrifying ceremony ant III
ritual, after which l'banquet wa
held: Al" elegant Supper o. wa
served 81 the ladies', Of 1.-THE Con
b lIs oss ], e S1s5g
and plenty of yelling, with severa
toasts and Fssp eogn!sSss'rW was the orde
OF 1heueNenEI9g 4 i ennI oa1,,,uc
els teeYis 5TT.f a5f nc zdfGTt ly,3 a44
Nbemisf erblaes of Alonzo 4, Whih
man locepr At regular intervals sas ifas
assQms bank mali iOusl X accuses hi
of forgery or check-raising or som
similar crime. He was "a very prOmis
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