The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-12

Larimore, visited her daughter who is
attending the university.
At the Law school the juniors have
completed the study of Partnership
and the bar examinations are the next
things on the program.
Miss Hamel. member of the junior
normal class last year was a visitor
at the university during the week.
Miss Hamel is now teaching school a
short distance from Grafton.
Professor Brannon will be the COM
mencement speaker at the high school
exercises at Langdon on June 4th.
Professor Brannon is one of the most
fluent speakers in the state.
Mr.. Olaf Rystad, another graduate
from the Arts department in '04, is
a candidate for the republican nomina-
| ton for county superintendent Of
schools of Polk county, Mimi.
Thomas Pierson, a graduate from
the College of Liberal Arts two years
ago, gave an address before the meet
ing of the Tri-County Educational as
ISOLATION which is in session at Graf
ton.
Mrs. Webster Merrifield and Miss
Bess Bull are expected home in few
days. They have been visiting friends
and relatives in New York state, hav-
ing spent the last week or ten days in
New York city.
Mr.. Ray Wickam will leave as soon
as school Is out to do some work upon
T. Ill
near Spirit Lake, Wash. Mr.. Wickam
has been engaged in the same class of
work for the same company for several
years.
The English III class, under Prof
Squires. have lately begun system
attic study Of the poet Browning. The
class Is going into the work very
thoroughly, more SO than any previous
class has thought advisable, but the
present members think 1t we'll worth
the time.
The A. c. has secured the services
of Mr.. Dobie Of the University of Min
nesota, to take charge of athletics to
fill Coach Marshall's place. Mr.. Dobie
is good man for the position and will
undoubtedly be heard from before next
seasons football scores are counted.
Last Monday evening Mesdames
Hassell and Wolff of Grand Forks, de-
lightfully entertained the members Of
the A. D. T. society at party in the
K. P. hall in the Clifford block. Dane
ing was the principal amusement of
the evening.
President Merrifield returned home
on Friday from weeks trip inspect
ing high schools throughout the state
On his trip he visited the high schools
at Cakes, Wahpeton, LaMoure, Ellen
dale and Lidgerwood. He is we'll salts
fled with the inspection SO far.
A preliminary CONTEST will be held
on next Tuesday evening to decide
upon the representatives of the Per
Gradus society in the Main Declama-
ton contest which will be held ON
June 9th. Eight entries will partici-
pate in the trial preliminary.
Miss Evelyn Wardrobe Normal 'O4)
has accepted a position in the Willow
City schools for next year. Miss Ward
robe has been teaching in the schools
at Churches Ferry, but the new posi-
ton Is much more desirable one in
every particular.
The Adelphi fountain is again in
running order after several weeks
spent in repairing and overhauling.
New discharge and outlet pipes were
installed aud this will enable a much
larger stream to be thrown, thus maxi
ing the fountain more beautiful than
ever.
Professor Squires has quite list
of dates to fill about the first of June
when the high school commencement
exercises fhrauehout the state are