Late books reviewed by critics in 1900s column
A brief notices several newer titles including Where Angels Fear to Tread by Robertson David Harum by Wescott Wolfville by Lewis Sonny by Stuart A Troper Galahad by King Mr Dooley in the Hearts of His Countrymen Afterwards by Maclaren summarizing press reader interest and catalog entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
David Harum
Wescott
Helping Churches Duty of Giving Urged in Sermon
Dr. Youngman delivers an extensive sermon at the Methodist church arguing that supporting religious work is a societal and divine obligation. He uses scripture from Mark and Luke to assert ministers must be supported, and that voluntary giving should flow from prosperity, not mere impulse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Youngman
Shusmaker
God
Evening of Song and Anniversary Surprise at Baptist Church
A Baptist church anniversary celebration ends in a surprise wedding as Mr and Mrs Boulton are married after a benediction. Miss Celeste Coghlan, now in St Paul, sings a 14-piece recital to a large audience with strong mezzo soprano work and an encore. Mrs Maude Silsby Nichols accompanies, receiving praise for her essential role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Celeste
Coghlan
St. Paul
Maude Silsby- Nichols
Dakota University Notes Highlight New Students and Chapel Voices
Two new students, Harvey and Sarah Berdeley of White Rock, enroll at Dakota University. Rev Chappel led chapel, visitors included Hon W A Prather and Mrs Short. Football banter recalls Northwest champions, with a white rooster mascot gifted to Captain Kingsbury after the Brookings game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Mies Sarah Berdeley
White Rock
S. D
Chappel
Plankintop
Messrs. Kauffman
Graber
Barman
Freeman
W. A. Prather
Pierre
Hydner
Parkston
Short
Edgeton
Alexander
Kingsbury
Brookings
Ten Years of Married Life Surprise Visit
Mr and Mrs C C Boulton marked ten years of marriage with a Baptist church surprise party at their East First Street home. The congregation gifted a keepsake from Pastor Gunderson while baskets of good things were shared, a pleasant recap of earlier vows and merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Boulton
East First Street
The
Baptist Church
Gunderson
Boulton
Eastern Star elects new officers for chapter growth
The Eastern Star Chapter elected new officers after two years of stable leadership. Worthy Matron Mrs. Sidney W. Smith, Worthy Patron C. W. Adams, Associate Matron Mrs. Geo. Eq, agen, Secretary Mrs. J. E. Wells, Treasurer Mrs. D. C. Burnside, Conductress Miss Julia Rogers, and Associate Conductress Miss Cora Miper were named. Installation to follow in December with appointive officers named by the matron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Chapter
Sidney W. Smith
C. W. Adams
Geo. Eq
Agen
J. E. Wells
D. C. Burnside
Julia Rogers
Cora Miper
Reform School transport visit to Fargo
Sheriff Wilson and G A Fraser of Fargo returned Friday from Plankinton where they placed two boys in the reform school. North Dakota lacks a local reform school and sends suitable children to other states for safe keeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
G. A. Fraser
Fargo
N. D
Plankinton
North Dakota
Also Mentioned on This Page
Late Books
Kipling
Stalky & Co
Roosevelt
Warner
Caskoden
Hope
Sienkiewitcz
S. H. Scallin
Drs. W. E. Crane
F. W. Freyberg
B. A. Bobb
A. H. Daniels
R. F. Dundas
Becker
Becker's
BIG Clothing House
C.K. Vermilyra
Supporters of All Churches
Dr. Youngman
Mrs. Boulton
Eastern Star
Mr. Winegar
Dakota University Notes
Reform School
Oya AL