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Lutheran Normal School Mirror.
"United We Stand, Divided We Fall."
Vol. IX. No. 4. SIOUX FALLS, S. D., JANUARY, 1907. Whole No. 71.
The Lutheran Normal School Mirror.
Entered at the Post Office at Sioux Falls, S. D., as second
class matter, May 31, 1899.
The Lutheran Normal School Mirror
Is devoted to the best interests of the parochial and
common schools, and is published monthly (except July,
August and September) by the Mirror Association.
BOARD OF EDITORS.
Editor-in-chief S. A. Jordahl
Editorials Marie Christopherson
Educationals Minnie Jensen
Literary Tomine Engelsgjerd
Art Tillie J. Julson
f Theo. Hokenstad
-1 Elizabeth Turmo
) Edwin Peterson
Nettie Knutson
BUSINESS MANAGERS.
Bookkeeper and Treasurer Lewis Nyhus
Assistants
j Joseph Ustrud
1 Rudolph Hokenstad
Terms-5o cents per year in advance. Single copy, 6c
Contributions are solicited.
Advertising rates furnished on application.
Contributions, subscriptions, and remittances should be
sent direct to the Editor-in-chief.
"Mirror" will be sent to subscribers until ordered dis-continued.
Notice to discontinue should be sent direct
to the Editor-in-chief.
Remember to notify us of any change in your address.
Money should be sent by post office, or express money
order, registered mail, or bank drafts. Do not send
local checks or stamps.
Subscribers who do not receive "Mirror" by the end of
the month, should notify us to that effect.
Address,
Lutheran Normal School Mirror,
Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
EDITORIALS.
School closed for the holidays, Dec-ember
21st. It begins again January
4th. May the new year be a prosperous
one !
It has been too cold for basketball
playing the last two months, but in place
of that the cold weather brought us skat-ing.
We tried to get a skating rink near
the school this winter, but did not suc-ceed,
so we have to be content with walk-ing
to the lake or river for skating.
The Mission society had its last meet-ing
Sunday evening, December i6th. The
following program was rendered :
Organ solo—"Impromptu" Schubert
Nettie Knutson.
Hymn, No. 76.
Opening remarks Prof. Xavier
Reading Elizabeth Turmo
Vocal solo—"One Sweetly Solemn Thought"
Ambrose
Annetta Sanderson.
Gleanings from the Mission Fields
Rudolph Hokenstad.
Organ solo "Prayer" Wagner
Nora Nelson.
Reading Mr. Ustrud
Vocal solo—"Bow down Thine Ear' . . . . Jenks
Miss Olsen.
Collection.
Hymn, No. 33.
EDUCATIONALS.
LUTHER'S CATECHISM.
Of this little compendium of Chris-tian
doctrine D'Aubigne, of the Re-formed
Church says : "It probably did
more than any other of Luther's writ-ings
to propagate the faith of the
apostles."
Justus Jonas, Luther's friend and co-laborer,
says : "I verily believe the Holy
Ghost inspired the venerable brother to
write it."
Matthesius, another Reformer and
friend of Luther, says : "If Luther had
done nothing in a life-time but to pro-duce
his Catechism, the world could not
sufficiently thank or repay him."
Dr. Krauth said : "The Catechism is
a thread throughout the labyrinth of
Exchanges
Personal and Local
Object Description
| Title | Lutheran Normal School Mirror - 1907 January |
| Subject (LC) | Lutheran Normal School (Sioux Falls, S.D.)--Students--Newspapers |
| Type | Newspaper |
| Date | 1907-01 |
| Publishing agency | Lutheran Normal School |
| Rights | This image may not be reproduced without the express written consent of Augustana University, Sioux Falls, SD, USA 57197. |
| Medium | Text |
| Format - Digital | |
| Language | English; Norwegian |
| Coverage | v. 9, no. 4 |
| Collection | Augustana Newspapers |
| Contributing Institution | Mikkelsen Library, Augustana University |
Description
| Title | alm-1907-01-01 1 |
| Date | 1907-01 |
| Text | Lutheran Normal School Mirror. "United We Stand, Divided We Fall." Vol. IX. No. 4. SIOUX FALLS, S. D., JANUARY, 1907. Whole No. 71. The Lutheran Normal School Mirror. Entered at the Post Office at Sioux Falls, S. D., as second class matter, May 31, 1899. The Lutheran Normal School Mirror Is devoted to the best interests of the parochial and common schools, and is published monthly (except July, August and September) by the Mirror Association. BOARD OF EDITORS. Editor-in-chief S. A. Jordahl Editorials Marie Christopherson Educationals Minnie Jensen Literary Tomine Engelsgjerd Art Tillie J. Julson f Theo. Hokenstad -1 Elizabeth Turmo ) Edwin Peterson Nettie Knutson BUSINESS MANAGERS. Bookkeeper and Treasurer Lewis Nyhus Assistants j Joseph Ustrud 1 Rudolph Hokenstad Terms-5o cents per year in advance. Single copy, 6c Contributions are solicited. Advertising rates furnished on application. Contributions, subscriptions, and remittances should be sent direct to the Editor-in-chief. "Mirror" will be sent to subscribers until ordered dis-continued. Notice to discontinue should be sent direct to the Editor-in-chief. Remember to notify us of any change in your address. Money should be sent by post office, or express money order, registered mail, or bank drafts. Do not send local checks or stamps. Subscribers who do not receive "Mirror" by the end of the month, should notify us to that effect. Address, Lutheran Normal School Mirror, Sioux Falls, South Dakota. EDITORIALS. School closed for the holidays, Dec-ember 21st. It begins again January 4th. May the new year be a prosperous one ! It has been too cold for basketball playing the last two months, but in place of that the cold weather brought us skat-ing. We tried to get a skating rink near the school this winter, but did not suc-ceed, so we have to be content with walk-ing to the lake or river for skating. The Mission society had its last meet-ing Sunday evening, December i6th. The following program was rendered : Organ solo—"Impromptu" Schubert Nettie Knutson. Hymn, No. 76. Opening remarks Prof. Xavier Reading Elizabeth Turmo Vocal solo—"One Sweetly Solemn Thought" Ambrose Annetta Sanderson. Gleanings from the Mission Fields Rudolph Hokenstad. Organ solo "Prayer" Wagner Nora Nelson. Reading Mr. Ustrud Vocal solo—"Bow down Thine Ear' . . . . Jenks Miss Olsen. Collection. Hymn, No. 33. EDUCATIONALS. LUTHER'S CATECHISM. Of this little compendium of Chris-tian doctrine D'Aubigne, of the Re-formed Church says : "It probably did more than any other of Luther's writ-ings to propagate the faith of the apostles." Justus Jonas, Luther's friend and co-laborer, says : "I verily believe the Holy Ghost inspired the venerable brother to write it." Matthesius, another Reformer and friend of Luther, says : "If Luther had done nothing in a life-time but to pro-duce his Catechism, the world could not sufficiently thank or repay him." Dr. Krauth said : "The Catechism is a thread throughout the labyrinth of Exchanges Personal and Local |
