The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-28
GREETINGS FROM UNIVERSITIES COLLEGES AND learned
SOCIETIES MARK T0DAYS PRE- INAUGURAL CEREMONIES
Another Of the pongratulatory mess
ages was from q former president of
the university, Homer B. Sprague, who

Another Of the pongratulatory mess
ages was from q former president of
the university. Homer B. Sprague, who
said:
THE occasion must be full of deep
est interest to the lovers of education
in your region. 1t is especially so to
me though fer away. must con-
gratulate the trustees and faculty on
the splendid prosperity of the insti-
tuition under the management of its
young and brilliant president.
Many Letters Received.
colleges have come letters of con-
graduation. and to these .nean Bran
non only was able to refer briefly. the
following institutions having given
recognition to the event:
Edinburg. Oxford, Glasgow. Aberdeen,
Wales, Lefpsic. Heidelberg, Halle.
Basil. Professionalism. George
August, University of Naples. Royal
University of Rome. University Of
Geneva. National School of Agricul-
ture, France; National School of
Mines, France; University of Toron-
to. AIcGill university, University of
Laval and Victoria college.
There also were letters from Yale.
Harvard. Princeton. John Hopkins 8
university. Catholic University of
America, Leland Stanford and the
University Of Chicago.
State universities responding were
Arizona, Arkansa;W. California, Color
ado Kansas. Louisiana. Maine. Mich
igan. New Mexico. Ohio, Oklahoma,
Oregon Pennsylvania. Purdue. South
Carolina, South Dakota. Tennessee,
Texas, Utah. Wisconsin. Wyoming and
the Mississippi school of agriculture,
Pennsylvania state college. Michigan
agricultural college, Colorado state
agricultural college. Iowa state COL
lege, Oregon agricultural college and
South Carolina agricultural college
and school of mines. New Mexico
school Of mines and Colorado school
of mines. 8
OF POLYTECHNIC institutions. the fol-
lowing responded: Brooklyn, Troop,
Rose Penselar. Stevens and Armour.
There also were letters from the
Universities of Manitoba Puget
Sound. Atlanta university. Mama,
Wesleyan. John B Stetson. Wilber-
force, Rochester. Nashville, Geo.
Washington, South; Carolina, Notre
Dame, Depauw, Denison, Nebraska,
Wesleyan. Brown. Vanderbilt, Lehigh,
South, Willimette, Louisiana, Ford
ham, Eastern IlIiMHs State college,
North Dakota normal Industrial, and
the United States naval academy.
Among colleges letters were re-
ceived from. .Amhurst. Bryn Mawr, Al
bany, Albion. Bowdoin. Butter, Bel
lowe, Bates. Carthage. Colorado. Cor
mel. Kalamazoo, Kentucky Wesleyan.
Hamilton. Dickinson. Dakota Wesley
an. Downer. Occidental. Radcliff. Rol-
lins Parker, New York. Middlebury.
Parson. Oberlin, Ripon. Lake Forest,
Washburn. Missouri botanical garden,
Union, Tufts, Augsburg seminary,
Mission House of the Reformed
church. Southwestern Presbyterian,
Simmons. Shurtleff, Carleton, West
Virginia Wesleyan. William Jewell,
New Hampshire. Hobart, Haverford,
Hiram, Doane, Deake university,
Mount Holyoke. Williams. Dartmouth,
Vassar.- Lawrence. Rutgers, Smith,
Swarthmore, Philomath, Wellesley
and Wells.
Musical numbers this morning were
by the University Glee club. the num-
bers being we'll received.