The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-13

found 1t necessary to resign. The an
nual meeting will not elect any profess
sor this year, but 1t authorizes the
board of regents and the faculty OF
the theological seminary to secure
whatever Sdn .d r teachers are needed; IL, The e
procure suitable buildings, lighting
and other improvements at the
seminary.
The faculty of st. Olaf college was
requested to pay due attention to such
students as find it impraoticable to
learn Norwegian, and it is authorized
to grant diplomas to them, provided
they have fulfilled the requirements in
other respects. In other words, a
student may be graduated without
taking any Norwegian.
At present, it is not considered adj
visable to establish prOfessorship
in the Icelandic language at st. Olaf.
Ministers and congregations are re-,
minded Of the Importance of mission
airy work in the English language,
where the young people do not under
stand Norwegian.
The board Of regents was requested
to investigate the feasibility Of estab-
fishing Waldorf college at Forest City,
Iowa.
Sacred Concert.
In the evening sacred concert was
given, the soloists being Professors f..
Melius christensen, violinist, and Miss
Martha Larson, pianist, both Of St.
Olaf college, and Miss Amanda Lar
son Of Lake Mills, Iowa, vocalist. The
United church octet and Brundin's
Brass band assisted.
Fifteen Ordained.
Representative ministers of the
United church occupied the pulpits of
most Of the churches, both in the fore
moon and evening on Sunday The
/ chief services were held in Assembly
hall, where 1000 persons were pres
ent. The following candidates We're
ordained by Rev. T. H. Dahl:
P. j. Johnson, NJ ]. Lindeland, otto Mostrom
J:J: Bredai 8. 8. soude. J. J; Horvei, g. Q
| Wigdahl, A.. E. Kvale and Ole Hounes.
q Vice President N. J. Ellestad deliv.
cred the Introductory address, anc
ministers assisted. At the close q
the services, a collection was taken fol
the benefit Of ministers and widows o:
1 ministers who need assistance.
A Temperance Meeting.
At 8 o'clock Sunday afternoon ;
meeting was held in the interests o
temperance. Addresses were deliv
cred by N. B. Thvedt Of Duluth, j. c
Roseland, A. J. Hulteng, e. T. Rogne
: who presided, and Professor K, LAX
ensgaard Mr.. Gabrielson Of Ea'
Claire, Wis, and Hans Rund.
Report of Board of Regents.
Professor J. E. Granrud secretary g
. the board Of regents, presented 1t
report on permanent and tempora RAJ;
appointments at st. Olaf college. TIL
Recommendations were: Professor T
M. Glasoe is granted leave Of absenc
I for one year, and Miss Mary Il. Star
: is appointed to fill the vacancy; Pro
fessor P. J. Schmidt, A. M, is appoint
, ed professor of mathematics, With
salary Of $1,000; Professor Edwar
!. Schmidt, at Present at Red Wing SEN
: mary, is appointed professor Of b
l ology with salary Of $1,100; PROBES
e sor I. F. Crosse is appointed assistar
;. professor Of English, with a salar
Of $1,000. Mr.u Grose is the man VIII
: coached the st. Olaf men and enable
r them to win the intercollegiate stat
l oratoricaal contests three years in sui
cession. 3. X
Professor Olav Lee is appointed az
sistant professor Of Latin with q sa
: airy of $1,000. Professor F. Melir
i Christensen is appointed director
i music with salary Of $1,000. Re
e1H. B. Kildahl is appointed fnanci
q the death Of Professor Ytterboe: Fri
IHetle is appointed for one year at
9 salary 5000. Miss Agnes Kittilsby
! appointed preceptress for one yea
t salary 5000. a 81
Q Madison Normal Appointments.
II At the normal school, Madiso
t Mimi, Professor A. K. Feroe is al
pointed professor Of mathematics; ar
Andrew Hegre is reappointed for ne
year with an increase of salary.
a The board of regents and the facu
d ty of the Theological seminary recon
mended Rev. Messrs. J. A. Aasgaa1
> and o. J. u. Siljan as candidates f
a the fellowship established at the la
!; annual meeting.