The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-05
COMMENCEMENT DAYS
IN THE NORTHWEST

IN THE NORTHWEST
exercises of the Luverne high
school We're inaugurated Sunday night with the
baccalaureate sermon by the Rev. Charles Firth.
pastor Of the First Baptist church. The second
event Of commencement week the .'class-
night" exercises. The program included the
class play, THE Merchant of Venice up to
Date Commencement exercises will be held
tonight. The commencement address will be de-
l1Eered by Rev. Dr. j. S. Montgomery of Min
neapolis. The other events incident to COM
junior reception|will be- held Wednesday and
Thursday nights. Fourteen pupils graduate:
Latin course, Edythe Brockway, Jennie Gittins,
course, Edmund Adams Lovina Adams, Amiee
Cobban, Ellen Grove, Gladys Fink, Jessie Hal
bert Nellie Kennedy, Roy swedberg and Charles
Williams.
WELLS, M1NN.-The high-school commence
ment exercises were held at the operahouse Mon
E. Herring, Hugh H. Nixon. Harold s. Quigley,
Flora Remington, Olive sShow, w., Ethel sherin,
school assembly room Friday evening. A class
of th1rty-tWo graduated. 49,. -
BRAINERD, NINA class Of twenty -one
graduated from the Rrainerd high school :. An
Of Redwood county, The class was one Of the
largest in the history OF the school.
CHoK1o, MINN.-Chokio school closed Fri
day. Nineteen pupils graduated from the eighth
grade. The following corps Of teachers have
been engaged for the coming year.. Raymond H.
Agnes snd a1Earet Rns
MABEL. MINN.-school closed Friday The
graduating exercises were held in Bolland's
6perahouse. Rev. DR.. Kiehl of Preston gave the
address The graduates We're Hattie Dayton,
Mathilda Fossum, Gertrude Bacon: Floy elise,
Walter Larson and Lennie Stensland.
EDEN Nv VALLEY u MINN:-Eleyen pupils grad
mencement exercises were held Sunday.
- sTEwARTVILL.E,- MINN.-The class OF 1905
of the Stewartville high school held its gradu-
twelve was the largest that ever graduated from
the school. =
ST. JAMES. MINN.-The graduating exercises
of the St. james high school were held at the
operahouse. The graduates number fourteen.
Buell.. Clara Blexrud. Walter G.. Foote and HUI
bert Klein graduates of the Preston high school,
were given their diplomas.
osAKIs. MINN-Ihe graduating exercises of
| the Osakis high school take place this week,
when the third class to be graduated will re-
ceive diplomas. ''' 1fi -
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ATwATER. MINN.-The annual commence
nent exercises Of the high school were held at
| address to the. graduating class Of the college
HOWARD LAKE, M1NN-The commencement
exercises of the Howard Lake high school were
held June 2, 8 and 4, with ten graduates.
CHARLES CITY. 1owA-The baccalaureate
addressto the graduating class Of the college
was goVen at the German NJ. E. church Sunday
| by DR.. Frank E. Hirsch. The graduates of the
trustees meeting will occur Wednesday, when
the election of officers and the selection of the
faculty will occur
| LANEsBORO. MINIMIZE commencement o,
Lanesboro high school held in Galligan's
| hall: The CLASS was as follows: Anna Walden
| Clyde Hawley, Catherine Walden. Olive Grove
+ Nellie Casey. Augustin Galligan Eta Hennessy
| Edith Glascoe Olga Dusschee. Nellie Towey
Thomas Rafferty, and Elizabeth Casey
MONTICELLO. MINN.-A class of five gradu
ated from the high school of this place. They
were Frank Ellison, Lester Knapp. Emma Soren
| son. Alice Edwards and Amanda Blume.
| The teachers elected are: Winifred Ackerson
Aaron NJ. RomeH, Cecilia Frances, Lulu Adney
| and Miss Smith. .'
The contract for building the new $4,000 higl
school will be let next week.
sLAYToN, MINN.-The literary exercises o
the Slayton high school graduating class satur
ate Sunday BY Rev. T. W Barbour was on tn
enforcement Of practical ideas. The conclusion
Of the commencement exercises occurred at tn
| opera hall. when the class and community wer
addressed by W. I. Nolan of Minneapolis
NEW ULM. MINN.-The graduating exercise
theater June 8. A class Of twelve students viii
be graduated. The honors of the class go t
Maud 2. Hagberg and Bertha Ruemke Pro
fessor George r. James of the state universit
has been secured to deliver the address,
ANoKA. MINN:-The funeral of william
He was born in Anoka, July 27, 1876. L
1896 he went to Alaska, where he was inter
e est In in mining to large extent and one Q
He left two brothers, Frank of Cass Lake an
Hugh of Dayton. 8 .:.s.5 ~. - -. -
BRAINERD. MINN.-John n. Nevers, &c
thirty-fve years one of Brafnerd's lending bus
ness men, died at ST. Luke's hospital, st. Pau
He was once county treasurer Of Crow Win
county and also served as mayor Of Brainert
of Harvey n. D.. who was here for e christ a
Science treatment. died yesterday. Her hui
band wanted to take the remains to Harvey
but could get no death certificate from
ply stefan. r.. r.. ~ : s'
SPARTA. MIMI Roher left Saturday Il
Kasson:: Mimi. With the remains Of his daugl
trustees of the township Of Missabe Mountai
, have employed architect to draw up plans Il
the erection of an $4,000 town hall.
WINNIPEG, mantle mailbag at the pos
office in Winnipeg Beach. Winnings SUNNI,
resort: was robbed Saturday. 5000 in cash ar
), $500 in checks being taken.-Another murd
took place among the foreign element last nigl
when Martin solsky. a young Galician W,
: killed at wedding celebra ton Thomas Har
: ing was killed by a fall from streetcar.
MANKATo, MINN-The fame. Of Mankato
smodel fire station has become more than stat
wide Mayor TAYLOR has just received a lett
, from the chief Of the San Jose Cal; depar
ment in which he asks that plans and specific
tons OF the building be sent there. -Four
!. that city's fire stations were destroyed in Il
recent earthquake. #c 81 siSflH5
HELENA loNT.-The state supreme eou
held unconstitut ional law, passed by the la
legislature limiting the time In which to ms,
4 tute actions for damages by affirming the di
s tract court Of Silver Bow county In the case !
: the Palatine Insurance company against Il