The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-15
SOUTH DAKOTA ~
COMPLETES WORK
SATISFACTORY YEAR, THO AT
TENDANCE FELL OFF.
Honors and Prizes Distributed at the
North Dakota University Commence
Twenty Graduates Receive Diplomas
at Fergus Falls.

Special to The Journal.
Vermillion, 8. D.. June 15.-Commencement
with tho reception in the armory given by |
President and Mrs. Garrett Droppers. Com |
mencement week proper opened on Sunday morn |
ing with the baccalaureete sermon by Rev.
Charles N. Stuart Of the Garrett Biblical insti.
tute, Evanston, Ill.,, who took for his subject |
The Proftableness Of Prayer
Sunday evening the churches of the city united
IN a union meeting at the chapel under the aus
pieces Of the Y. N. and Y. W. O. A.. Rev. ]. w.
Frizzel Of the First Congregational church of
subject vision and Achievement, or the Cons os
quests Of Humanity
Monday afternoon at 4 O'clock the doors Of
the art studio were thrown open to the public.
The young ladies who finished the course this
Richardson. $50
Tuesday was class day, and the afternoons
program was in charge Of members Of the '06
class Of the college Of arts and sciences. The
welcome was given by Miss Murel Ross, the
class history by Edith g. Reeves, the class ora
ton by Clarence Newcomb. the class poem by
G. Lotze, and NJ Eugene Todd was in charge
Of the presentation Of colors to the incoming
freshman class. The program closed with the
singing Of tho class ode. written BY Hannah O.
Aase. After the program occurred the regular
senior spread In the armory. "
Tuesday evening John L. Webster of Omaha
addressed the seniors OF the college of law in
the university chapel. Immediately afterwards
u
was held. Hid --
Wednesday was given over to the alumni The
day was enjoyed by many former graduates. One
Of the features OF the afternoon was a big
picnic at Dewey point on the banks Of the YER
| Yesterday forenoon at II o'clock came the an
nual commencement exercises. The address was
| made by DR.. Theodore G.. soares Of the Uni
versity Of Chicago on the subject, "A Needed
Philosophy Of Life" Forty eight degrees were
conferred on the graduate students as follows;
| A.M.-Herbert F.. Allen. Sheridan r. Jones,
William e.. Sanders and Dilla E. Wimple
| ,A.B.-Hannah c. Aase, Alice H. Brenne, Rae
". Davis, Robert II. Frasee, William j. Full
Ter, Charles g. Haglund, Clyde R. Hupp, Ell
A. Hvistendahl, Harry W. Jones. Maude e.
Lewis, Hazel G. Lotze, Clarence o. Newcomb,
Reeves, aIurel B. Ross, Albert Satrum, Lillian
W. Sparord Oscar E. Stuart NJ. Eugene Todd,
Grace A. Wildman.
/ LL.B.-Louis Bervin, John Blewitt, Clarence
Caldwell "A. G. Darling, Milton Goodner. D.
Hanson RSse a Jehhs or, L Mlter A E. New,
fSu H. v. w. W. WHITE George Williams A. a..
w. Devers. A.,
BIS. (M. E.)-J. Rollin Haynes, Arthur W.
Townsley.> "rf ...t 49,.
Mus B-Roxcenia Andrews teachers diplomas
| son. pianoforte.
Diplomas tn Art-Eva Glare Conklin, Bertha K
Richardson Murel B.. Ross.
/ One somewhat discouraging feature Of this
year Is the fact that the attendance has fallen
Of The. catalog just issued shows a total
iattendance Of 1852 students against At : last
year. 'y" <S."% f''.%;> ~ @'} r.
Three instructors at least will not be on the
4 payroll next year. Professor E.. K. Broadus has
fbeen granted years leave OF absence In order
university. Professor T. B. Thompson also gets
a years leave Of absence to study in foreign
land, while Miss Agnes Paterson will spend the
next year in New York improving her knowledge
of art @ .. #%.. .. IL. -
GRAND FORKS. N. Dat the thirteenth,
annual commencement Of the University Of North
nounced the names Of the graduates entitled to
special honors.
For excellence in English. Mrs. Grace B.
6. WesterFard. eNee''enee IN n'S''s a''e''''
The Gansi cup scholarship honor was awarded
to Martin B. Ruud, The winner Of this prize
has his name erSraved on handsome cur
offered by ]. Gansl 70. encouragement Of ex
cellenee in scholarship in the college of arts;
the bachelors club scholarship. valued at $50
The Bennett prize Of $3.50 was awarded to 7
W. B. Crater. @ f. .,.E.a.. Ii
The Sidney Clarke prizes Of SIS and IS fol
Z excellence in delivery Of commencement oration
We're nwarqea 70 gs0 Sa fo ana Mrs bes
GRAFTON was awarded to T. w. B. Crater.
Dean Bruce's prizes Of law books to the value
ss nne 80 Tsrs to r.
auette and o. B. Burtness for the juniors.
at Yankton college and that institution is closet
until the theological institute o.ens the last o
the month The graduating exercises Of tn,
enteen took diplomas. The college had ST.
:. graduates this year. Albert Joseph Allen o
Hurley Gustave Adolph BEhrow of Rice Lake
Wis.,, Miss Hazel Hope MacGregor Of Velin
Miss Esther Nichol. Plainyiew. Neb.: Mis-
! Hannah eleanor Olson Of Huron. ana Judso,
Amos Roberts OF Pieroont. II. :
FERGUS FALLS. MINN.--Commencemen eX
ercises wereheld Mt the Northwestern colleg
Il In this city. and class Of twenty graduate
received diplomas. Rev. James Moody o
: Eagle Lake, delivered the address, and an inter
e esting program was presented. including vale
e dictory addresses by Miss Edna Lindst:om 0
: the commercial class. and Nels Langstoen o
!. behalf OF the academic class. The graduate
= jwere:
a Academic Department.-victor T.. Nylande,
: Ida May Lindgren, Andrew 0. Utne. Mel
:, Langs1oen.
commercial OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G. Kronbere
!. Robert T. Leveen. Hattie " WeGenius Edn
$ $ /, Lindstroni: Awley W Andersen, Arthus +
a lickson, Levine HolmbeTE. Fred I. Ilunastrou
, Elmer G.. Il. Bergquist, Emmanuel 7. Ernlunt
9 Victor u. Hanson Carl O. Johnson. Ne!s
!. Linsren, Gustave A. Lundin, Elmer NJ Nelson
o'NEILL OF CANTON HoNoRE1