The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30
MINNESOTA COMMENCEMENTS
Baccalaureate at Frazee Preached b!
Rev. Mr.. Smith.

Rev. Mr. smith.
FRAzEE. M1NN.yThe opera hall was filled
with the relatives and friends of the graduating
class of 1905 when the baccalaureate sermon
was preached by Rev J. T. Brabner Smith
Rev Messrs, Hayden and Upton took part in
Special music was given and duet sung
by The Misses Graham and Jessie Ashley accom- accom-
Diplomas will be presented to the class on Fri
day evening.
sLAYToN: MINN.-,The, commencement exer-
cses Of the high school will be held on SATURDAY
three f boSs On ] Rev. f.
Youtsler will preach the baccalaureate sermon.
On Monday eEenGg GovernGr 4hn a. @ on
presented State Superintendent Olsen Is also
ST. JAMES MINIMIZE graduating exer
| cises of the high school held on Monday
evening. The operahouse was crowded The
as follows: Daisy Hill, Maude Groskopp, Selma
| Thulien, Lena Bake, Anna Bahnsen; Esther
som Ssse' Iiie Bolin, jessie Kasey Edwin hivy
Olaf Folevaag. Paul Minder. VIII Rasey Hans
Bake. John Eivy and Reinhold Eivy All are
! Of foreign parentage, as their names Indicate.
The address of the evening was delivered by
Dr. l.. H. Salmon, president of Carleton col
! lege.
! MOORHEAD. MINN.-The commencement e1,
ercises Of the high school held at the normal
school auditorium Rev. John Peterson M. delivered
girls Sweet MaE supsrntsndent r r tEs
board Of education. presented the diplomas, The
fBogan Norman snsS Deiroy Brophy Edward John
! Erickson. Signe Andrietta Euren. Grace Perley.
ard eered ent R"a c %
field. Arthur Willard Tenglund. Otis Thorns
The theme writing contest at the normal
second second Ben Tillotson and Edna Beardsley tie
+I>{oa Tho
mencement exercises at the normal will be held
June 3 to and at Concordia college June 10
STRONG REVIVAL MOVEMENT
Four Churches of Alexandria Unite and
Call on Ohio Evangelist.
ALEXANDRIA, MINN.-Charles Barrett Of
SUNDAY in Whcn
; sh Baptist. Free Methodist and German Evan
gelical churches united in giving Mr. Barrett a
call. These churches We're well represented in al
ing under Mr.. Barrett's leadership to arouse
new religious spirit in the churches and to MAKE
> in the town strong move for righteousness.
WELLS, MINN.-The R. E. johnson uniol
{ evangelistic meetings grow in interest A
every meeting many professions are made
Three great eha We're held SUNDAY
{ ing many hearers and add much to the meet
ings There 141 professions thus far.
l LIE sUEUR CENTER, NINA special tern
of district court was held Monday, Judge P. w
Morrison presiding. Frank Baker and William
Scott who were awaiting trial for breaking
into a boxcar at Kasota and taking merchan
: disc, pleaded guilty and were sentenced t
= serve two years
ZUMBRoTA, MINN.--Edgar G. Stacy, one q
the pioneer settlers of TIT; county. died at th
+ home Of his sister. Mi~. ballard. of this place
of heart trouble. He was IS, and leaves wifi
p and children.
WELCOME, MINN.-Mrs. John NIurtins die
O | of dropsy. She born in Germany Aug.
I | 1857 and came to America in 1s6S.--The grad
q uating exercises will take place June s. Their
| are nine gradua ties.
o MooRHEAD, MINE.-Aubrey Brophy. hig
school student. broke HIS arm in game of ba
:. with the Normals.-Nels Larson. one of the earl
. | settlers of Clay county. died at his home
. Eglon township. lie was member of Il
g.. A.. r.