Christianity as Final Religion of Humanity at Dakota Wesleyan
Dr Nicholson delivered the baccalaureate sermon during Dakota Wesleyan University commencement. He argued Christianity is the universal form of religion forever, citing its expanding reach and sincere mission, and urged graduates to pursue a religious life for lasting success. The event featured Dr Wilkinson and Dr Weir assisting in services.
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Dakota Wesleyan University
Methodist Church
Wilkinson
Weir
Nicholson
Baltimore
Dr Leonard Delivers Annual Sermon in Fargo
The Fargo First Methodist Episcopal pastor Dr H G Leonard preached on Rem 12 17 urging pre thinking and thoughtful living to avoid sorrow. He argued for thinking out beautiful things and pursuing a purposeful program with strong will, as Wilkinson and Hop kins assisted.
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H. G. Leonard
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Fargo
N. D
Wilkinson
G. F. Hopkins
Aberdeen
Leonard
E. M. Jeffers
Elocution and Music Feature at Dakota Wesleyan Commencement
At Dakota Wesleyan University city hall a commencement recital featured Elocution and Music. Performers Miss Berna Gulstine Ernest Just and Miss Rempfer displayed strong vocal and elocution talents. Rempfer impressed with contralto range in Schubert and Sajeant pieces while Gulstine showed versatility in grave and humorous selections.
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Dakota Wesleyan University
Berna Gulstine
Ernest Just
Miss Rempfer
John L. Seaton
Sarjeant
Commodity Tariff Rates Reduced For Nails And Wire
Agent George of a Milwaukee company announces revised commodity tariff rates from the freight department. The new schedule lowers rates on nails and fence wire to 83 1 3 cents for straight or mixed carload lots, a significant decrease from prior 37 cents, a gain praised by the Commercial Club and Commissioner Ness. Ness referenced the Boosters Banquet remark that good things come with time, and Mitchell's wholesale center progress continues.
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George
Milwaukee Company
Ness
Commercial Club
Mitchell
County Vote Totals From Primary canvass report
The county canvassing board finished late Saturday afternoon reviewing primary returns. Republican totals include United States Senator Kittredge 921 and Crawford 657. Congressmen Burke 920, Glass 480, Hall 546, Martin 848. Governor Browne 722, Vessey 716. Lieutenant Governor Schrader 805, Shober 560. Secretary of State Munson 267, Polley 438, Walther 641. Attorney General Blewitt 738, Clark 611. Auditor Herning 557, Warner 755. Treasurer Cassill 517, Johnson 829. Commissioner of School and Public Lands Dokken 589, Ride 676. Superintendent of Public Instruction Ramer 492, Astrud 443. Railroad Commissioner Robinson 524, Smith 201, Wickie 537. National Committee member Finnerud 657, Thorson 586. County ticket includes State Senator Johnston 831, Seaman 644. Representatives Drake 675, Brion 538, Helgerson 646, McIrwen 354, Watkins 529. Treasurer Kelsey 441, Miner 794. Auditor Anderson 1228. Sheriff Platner 818, Shane 658. Register of Deeds Brady 1261. Clerk of Courts Cattrell 1263. Superintendent of Schools Browne 856, Cathoul 577. Probate Judge Abbey 1255. States Attorney Crow 356, Herbert 695, Miller 488. Surveyor Mather 649, Nelson 728. Coroner Dundas 578, Sower 824. County Commissioner Second District Annis 1190. Member State Central Committee Spangler 616, Walrath 768.
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United States
Kittredge
Crawford
Burke
Glass
Hall
Martin
Browne
Vessey
Schrader
Shober
Secretary of State
Munson
Polley
Walther
Blewitt
Seaman
Farewell of the Seniors at College Christian Association
Seniors at a joint college Christian Association meeting in the chapel shared how the associations shaped their lives. Miss Vina Baker led the event with much testimony about volunteering abroad and the Christian example seen among classmates.
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College Chapel
Vina Baker
Christ
Alexandria Wins In Afternoon Baseball Clash
Alexandria defeated Mitchell 11 to 2 in a Saturday game after trailing 2 to 0 through four innings. Mitchell pitchers faltered as Alexandria surged ahead in the fourth inning and maintained the lead, despite the Mitchell infield turning shaky.
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Alexandria
Mitchell
Clements
Welch
Miss Myrtle Lee Sings at Stern Conservatory Berlin
Miss Myrtle Lee, studying voice in Berlin, has been chosen as a soloist from 1036 students for a closing concert at Beethoven Hall. She will perform three numbers, after quick approval by the professor, and will remain in Germany for another year to deepen German language study.
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I. W. Seaman
Myrtle Lee
Berlin
Germany
Miss Lee
Bethoven Hall
Stern Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Beethoven Hall
Miss Lathrop
Mitchell
Prize contest results honor St Paul entries in eight district
Miss Clara Grawe of Hankinson North Dakota won first place in the eighth district and a Fischer piano after 1,836,270 votes. Miss Walrath of St Paul earned second with 1,387,030 votes receiving a motor boat valued at 250 dollars. Other prizes and extremely high vote totals were noted in the six week contest.
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St. Paul
Gare
Florence Watrath
Europe
Clara Grawe
Hankinson
N. D
Walrath
Miss Walrath
Chipmunk study by the woods homeward seek
A speaker vows to wander into a distant forest to observe chipmunk habits. The poem outlines a plan to sit by a tree trunk and learn through patient field study.
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Diehl & Brown
J. W. Broadbent & CO
MitcHell, South Dakota
Mainstreet
Ifso Desir d
Bidwell Land & Loan CO
PDE
Las Cagtas
Olney & McDaid
Clinton
Iowa
Dean
Scallin Bros Drues
Mivchelits
S. D
Republican
Elocution
City Hall
The
College Christian
Urday
Gree
Florence Walrath
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