The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-26
FOR THE UNIVERSITY
New Members for University
Faculty Selected Twill
Add to Its Strength.
Shirt Factory at Penitentiary
to be Installed and Work
viii! Commence Soon.
Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows
Elected Their New Of
iieers at RedfieId.
new ONES ON FACULTY
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
NEW ONES ON FACULTY
New Teachers Added to Dakota
Wesleyan and Engagements
for the Coming Year.

now in press. 1t will show 463 stud
ents, an increase of III or 3 per cent
over last year. This is probably the
largest increase shown by any school
in the northwest this year. AT least
we know that 20 other college shows
such "a percentage of growth. The
executive committee had a meeting
ut the presidents Office a few days
ago and.did anumber of things which
will be announced in due time look
ing toward the enlargement of the
college and the building up of its
work. They authorized three an
nouncements at this time.
AS is known to..our citizens, Profess
sor j. l.. WIngtield, who has been the
head of the commercial department
the past year, has been appointed
one of the bank. examiners Of the
state. This is a fitting tribute to
the strength of the .men who have
been engaged.@at the college, but 1T
removes MI. Wingield from the po-
sition in which he hasssdone excellent
work. At the opening of the next
school year. a NEWMAN will take the
reins, for the boardselected Professor
[. S. Correll, of Poultney, VT, prin-
cipal of the commercial school. They
think they have made a great strike.
Professor Correll ONE with un-
common testimonials. President
Nicholson looked up with great care
a dozen to twenty men when he was
east recently. in fact that was Il part
of his mission. and from tue Whole
list be selected this mau. recommends
ed by prominent educators i'll Chicago
and the east as a superior individual
for the WORK and he has succeeded in
"lamding'' him for Dakota Wesleyan
University. Professor Cornell is a
college graduate, having received his
| degree from Berea College, Kentucky
1897. This puts him on Il line OF gem
: era culture much above the average
principal of a business SclOol, but IL
addition to his college trailing, III
4 has graduated from the Photograph
r ic Institute, Cincinnati, and TIT
/. IGregg school, Chicago, and North
e western Normal, and the Moran
e school of shorthand. st. Louis, Mo.
e and the Metropolitan Business Col
d lege. lie has been the treasurer il
the institution where he has Deel
S and secretary to the president. d
c well as manager to the business ole
: partment. In addition to the super
a training. he has successfully conduct
n ed the departments OF Commerce i
the Red River Valley University, til
e Ocean Grove, New Jersey, hig
school and the Coleman business Co
llege, Newark. n. j., and bias bee
three years in his present position
as bead OF the business school i
1loy Conference Academy, Poultney
n VT. He is six feet in height, a ma
OF great energy and activity, an
ie Mrs. Correll is also a graduate OF
I, Normal school, a graduate in must
le and is an expert teacher of stenoe
j. raphg, teaching with her husband i
81 the school where they are. This
e. in line with the high grade OF il
ia struction which it is the purpose {
the college administration to suppl
1, for our local institution.
ne llnlargemenls are also planned
Ell the music department. At the opel
as ing of next fall Miss Lee will contiI
10 herself to the teaching OF piano. III
work has grown 81 within the La
is two wears that she now has enOug
IN in the piano line to occupy her tin
S, together With that OF an asSiStan
rs Professor Berry was elected as teacI
ne er of the violin tor the coming ye
o. and in addition Professor Max Il.
Mccullough OF Oberlin, Ohio, w
ne elected teacher of voice. lie Will ha
nd charge of the WORK in vocal must
ar, will start a choral union in the cit
on which he will conduct, will get up
us college quartette, teach public-schc
music and will in every way ma