The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-08
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Features OF Ortonyille's Commence
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oRToNyILLE. MINI. class-day exercises Of
consisted of a play called THE Round Up-Fif-
teen Years After in which the, fourteen gradu.
own part, The COMMENCEMENT exercises We're
held last evening. DE-. W.. wv. Folwell of the
THE High School, the Peoples College, in
which he advocated an addition Of two years to
practical things that Would enable young men
| and women to develop their natural talent and
to ascertain the calling they are best qualified
| sLAYTON, MINN.-Tha graduating exercises
' Of the high school took place last evening, The
bacealaureate sermon was preached by Rev. L.
o. Fosseen.
GRANITE FALLS, MINN.-The graduating
exercises of the high school were held last eve.
nlng BY class Of eightrRalph e. Baker Alfred
Rgth Putpam and Horace = Wtlkinsoa Dr.
lege, delivered the address.
ercises of the high school We're held last eve
ming. There We're three graduates--Selmer NJ
Rev. .Jens 9. Roseiand OF Austin delivered the
baccalaureate sermon. The Alumni association
lessor Q. u. Weatherson was POSTMASTER.
AUSTIN, MrNN.--The graduating exercises of
the Southern Minnesota Normal college We're
held Monday evening and class of sixty-eight
was graduated. Miss Anna Swedberg of Worth
ington was valedctoran and Miss Emeline Hart
# Austin saIutatorian. Lafayette French OF
this city, delivered an address on Character
Building. The graduating class made trip
The graduating exercises of the high school
took place last evening. Rev. s. G. Smith, D.
Forces In in Indication" Ralph s. Craig was
yaledictorian and Miss Gertrude @. Kline saluta-
VIII Be- evening Sy Ss class
Of 1905.
PIPEsToNE, MINN.--The commencement ex.
srcisss Of the high school were held Monday eve.
ming. Rev. George l. Cadys Of Iowa City, Iowa,
presentation Of diplomas to the class Of twenty.
-four oy superintepdent f. George The
Adah Nash, Grace Whitcombe, Grace Hail. Ollie
Van Scooter, Jessie Milliren, Mary Ryan, Olivia
anderson Sarah Fisk Clara Fish. Belle Wood
lor Emory, Rebman, Leslie Argetslnger, Clarence
stearns. Murray Caldwell Irwin Sullivan, Wick
and Milo Brush. ~. -, -
BENSON, MINN.-rhe class of 1904, the ablest
ever graduated from the Benson schools, held
IslgW sf Psr T'n joseph sas 'o oEaii
Lee Women Mary Gedough; voca ' solo
Burke Arnessn; ..!Eleetrieity wylie, Stone
recitation, "sorab and Rustum," Mile Mlckle
SesnEP OF the Smith p
plomas were awarded by Rev. q. L. Bates 8
zUMBRoTA, MINN,--The high school com
mencement exercises consisted Of music and ar
address by J. w. Olson state superintendent
The diplomas were presented by Professor Q. A.
Patchin Those who received diplomas were
Bertha Maley, Hattie Mitchell, Charles squires
Amanda stubstad Albert Anderson. Marion Nor
gan, Saddle Lothrop, Melvin Louis and Eva
Maley. The valedictorians medal was presented
TO Miss Marion Morgan. ,,.., ~- ....F
ANoKA, MINN.-The largest class that eve,
graduated from the high, school received dlplo
mas last night at the armory. The class, which
numbers twenty-seven, consists Of g. ChesleJ>
Elmer T. Foss, John p. Coleman, Jarvis D
sperry, Guy 3: Hargrave, William NJ. -Tuthill
Stewart, Thomas Thomas, B.. Adams loren Loren P. smith
Kelly Il Freda N. Herrick. Bert '; Braden, Jay
WOOD Ethel & MTgay 1nez A. Applebse aa7e
Addie L. Ingebretsen Velma Barnes Yids
Clingman- Only ten took part in the program
Dorothy Underwood ives saIutatorian& and Almf
L. Stake yaledic torian. .,.. ..
ODESSA. MINT commencement exer
cises Of the high school were held last night
Herman w. Kolitz and Miss Jennie McQuillal
were the graduates.
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