The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-28

probably be through with Partner
ship" by the end Of next week.
Miss Fishback, state. secretary of
the Y. w. G. A., is in the city and ex-
poets to remain until the 5tll of May.
She is looking into Y. w. c. A. af-
fairs both at the university and in
Grand Forks.
Miss Nichols has just recovered from
a severe attack of the grip which al
most developed into pneumonia. Pneu
monia, at this season of the year, is
very prevalent, and Miss Nichols is to
be congratulated on her narrow es-
cape from its clutches.
The tape line is kept busy nowadays
in the University Book store as the
seniors of all the departments are in
vestfng in graduation caps and gowns.
gowns.
Rev. H. G. Leonard of Fargo was
visitor at the ~" during the week.
He seemed greatly impressed by the
orderly appearance of the institution
as whole.
Miss Frances Sanderson. who has
had charge of the latin classes in the
Park River high schools during the. ill
ness of the principal, has returned 70
her scholastic duties. She reports a
very enjoyable time while away.
Dan Brennan received very pain
full injury during baseball practice on
Monday. In some pnaccountable way
his ankle received sharp twist neces-
stating his withdrawal from the nrac-
tice game.
Miss Gretzinger and Miss Collinson,
graduates of the Teachers college this
year. have been elected to positions n
the st. Thomas schools for next year.
Miss Collinson was one OF the partici-
pants in the recent GaGnsl Medal con-
test.
The aspirants OF the Law school to
the baseball championship in the inter-
department games were dampened
considerably by seven to one cloak,
applied by the husky Engineers headed
by Guy Mckay.
Miss Wayne Helgeson of Milton, n.
D., who is at Battle Creek. Mich. for
her health. has been subjected to an
operation. the doctors in attendance
concluding that relief could be had in
not other way. Miss Helgeson is "A
familiar figure in university circles,
having attended the institution for sew
eral years, and all wis hher a speedy
recovery. She is daughter of M. T.
Helgeson Of Milton, who is president
OF the State Scandinavian league
Miss Vivian Holmes Normal '05), Is
teaching in the Reynolds public
schools where she has had charge of
the 4th and 5th and 9Th grades since
the first OF the year. Subsequent to
that she was doing similar turn
short distance south Of Larimore in
the village Of Kempton.
he experimental engineering classes
have been conducting series of CEN
trifugal pump tests. The object was 70
judge of the efficiency Of the pump
and also to get line on the construc-
ton.
George Johnson has returned from
short stay on his claim near Williston.
George has nice location and expects
nice yield from his fields this cor,-
ing fall.
Evan Mcllraith is working in Archi
tect R. l.. Smiths office, doing c:,py-
ing work and drawing sketch plans.
The mechanical and electrical en-
gineer's seminar will be discontinued
for this year. The seniors are busy
enough working on their themes and
attending to other matters incidental
to graduation.
A. A. Bruce of the Law school, took
a trip to Devils Lake the fore part Of
the week. He is back at his desk
again, however, looking after the at
fairs of the school.
The application blanks for the high
school examinations are being mailed
from the Office OF the president. As
quick a; they are returned the exam
ilat:ol papers will be mailed.
Workmen have been at work on the
Adelphi fountain for several days AMI
have put in it perfect running order.
Mr.. Wallt1ger states that the overflow
has been increased to some extent
This will add much to the appearance
of the fountain.
Mr.. Murphy, one of the Law boys
confined in the Deaconess hospital for
some time. is out and around again.
Mr.. Anderson and John Barrett are,
still there. although both are expected
out In few days. Mr.. Barrett has
had an operation performed on his leg
where an abscess had formed.
The shorthand class in the Com