Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-10-11
DOR MITORY
DEDICATION
BUILDING AT NORTHWESTERN
UNIVERSITY NEARING COM
PLETEON. COSTS $50, 900.
Will be Dedicated Sunday. the
18TH inst, With Appropriate
Ceremonies. Many Visitors Ex-
pected from Abroad to Take
Part.

FdTLs
Sunday, the new Dormitory building
at the North western University fine
imposing building will be dedicated
with appropriate and interesting cere-
monies.
The new building, is 44x210 feet in
size, the center being four stories in
heigth above the basement, and the
wings three stories above basement in
whichwill be provided study rooms for
$50 students and sleeping rooms for 100
six music rooms and a large reading
room. 1t will be equipped with all of
the modern improvements and cOnven-
spect including steam heat, electric
lights and shower baths. When fully
completed the cost will be upward Of
$4,000 and be money we'll spent. The
architects are Buermining & Dick of
Milwaukee and the contractors Peters
& Stewart of GAINESVILLE.
A general invitation has been ex-
tended to all Lutherans congregations
in the state to be present at the cere-
monies and arrangements, are being
perfected by which special trains will
be run to this city next Sunday from
Milwaukee, Lacrosse, Green. Bay and
other points in the state to which end,
it is expected that services in all the
Lutheran churches of this synod in the
state will be suspended on that day,
that there may be general atten-
dance at the dedicatory ceremonies.
One interesting feature connected
with the dedication Of The new build
ing, will be the presence Of Rev. j..
Bading of Milwaukee, who delivered
tke dedicatory address Oct. II, 1868
the building dedicated being destroyed
by fire in 1890.
The following is the program for the
occasion:
/. The Faculty, the Alumni, the
Faculty OF the Seminary at Wauwatosa,
the guests, the Delegates from other
institutions will assemble in the chapel
at p. m. At 1:15 p. m. a procession
will be formed in the following order:
The officiating clergymen, Pres. Ph. v.
Rohr, Winona, Mimi; Pres. j. Bading,
Milwaukee; R1v. j. Klingmann, Wa
tertoWn,
2. Rev. E. Pankow, Caledonia,
MINI Mr.. Aug, Gamm, Milwaukee.
representing the class that entered at
the opening of the College in 1865
3. Faculty of Wauwatosa aud Rep
resentative of other institutions.
A. Faculty OF the Northwestern
University.
The Alumni in the order of their
graduation.
The first four divisions will be seated
on the platform. The Alumni will oc-
cupy the front seats.
At 80 p. m. the ceremonies will
begin. The doors will be opened by
the President of the institution Prof.
Aug. F. Ernest. Rev. j. Bading, Pres
icent of the Board of Trustees will Of
fer the Dedication prayer After this
the regular service will lake place.
Music will be furnished by the n. w.
U: Band. The Liturgy will be con-
Quoted by Rev. j. Klingmann, The
Dedication Sermon will be preached
by Rev. Ph. Y. Rohr. Winona. Sing
ing by the choir of st. Marks Luther
an church and choir comprising over
200 members from Milwaukee. At
the close of the sermon collection
will be taken.
At the close of the exercises visitors
will be given opportunity to inspec
the buildings.
For the convenience Of visitors meal:
will be served in the dining hall and il
the gymnasium for twenty five cents
In the evening from p. IN. a genera
reunion of the O Id students will be hel(
IN the Chapel.
Plans to get Rich.
are often frustrated by sudden break
down, due to dyspepsia or constipation