The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-28
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from the academy there are probably prot
1850 to 1000 applicants. ship
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wes,av con,ter ono nj Loot voor,s the
registrations in the arts department, p psa
swamns of the pbii;nn;nn ;eiards IL fair
is Cegular soldier in the United 1ra
States army, holding the position of NJ
company clerk, and at the present a g.
time is stationed on the island of mos
Soniai. ne iepof.s 'ne hiihnS vi mon
-. 80. MISREPRESENTATION ailCsl lilr very
his regiment. Wesleys home is in can,
Minnesota few miles from this city.
Old Tennis Association. in
At several recent meetings of the SEM
University Athletic association the vest
plan of taking in the old tennis asso- gov
citation was discussed at the request
of the officers of this organization. 1t N n
is thought that the plan will be good w, ylsi
interest in tennis and onan The snort Ordt
to large number of students. The as
courts would then be for all univer- N
sity students and kept in condition by had
the U. A. A. Dor Do =
Thanks for Per Gradus. he er
DR.. Boyle wishes to extend his yer,
thanks publicly through the Evening
Times to the Per Gradus Literary So D
ciety for the donation to his depart full
ment of several valuable documents Nor
on the subject of penology. his
After gaining glorious victory in sta
the recent debate against HillsbOro tice
high school, this society thoughtfully =.
transferred to the sociology depart IN
ment mass of material for future era
references The example certainly is yea
nf iYnifo
Mis-
Auditing the Books. pan
Mr. John Zerfass of Grand Forks, an
expert accountant has been busy for T
several days auditing the books and the
checklng up the accounts IN the regis dep
trar's Office. The examination of the con
accounts was very satisfactory and the app
me appearance or the books reflects by
much credit on Mr. Morrison, the reg
istrar, and his able assistant Mr. Will NJ
kerson. This checking-up is semi D.,
annual affair, the next examination her
being held late in the fall. ope
CON
A Practice Specimen. not
Mark Lowell the Houob+bn 1n,n,o fam
ment expert, who will graduate this nav
wear with an NJ a ,nne.rad ~ th eral
engineering building the middle of the I re-.
week with an old, delapidated, civil hel !
wartime specimen of a gasoline en- vi
CINE. He says he is going to do a N
,,;th =. ~ - ns'Ute NC 10 lntousn teac
90 ~ ~. dne .nSuenty sautef nhateIial scht
the first of May. the the
n., c that
o1atoiisaA cOhtest' shol
An oratorical contest will be held the
at the Law school on Wednesday
evening, May 2, to choose three ora h,
tors to represent the school in the hav
in oil nrnf Srya0 a.
minutes IN length. The three chosen juds
will contest for the Clarke prize-a and
prize offered annually by Mr. Sidney ton
Clarke of Grand Forks.
DISTINGUISHED Visitor. shol
Mr.. Frank LYNCH of casse,ton nros- Geo
ident of the hoard of trustees ~ tho nj
Red River Valley universitv w.s ing
visitor at the university on Wednes- z
day and was very much interested in foot
the work, now in progress, of beauti- inc
flying the campus. The prime object
of Mr.. Lynchs visit was the inspec- T
ZION OF tne land to be converted into gine
the campus of the Wesley college. for
emo
Located In winnipeg. attic
Thomas CARRIER, who attended the to 6
commercial department of the univer-
sity several years ago, is now mana "A
ger of branch distributing house of q q, u
the International Harvesting company the
at Winnipeg, Man. Tom has held a aga
very responsible position as book Ear
keeper with the same company in this r
city for several years, and his promo cob.
ton is very deserving one 80,
Tripped Light Fantastic. no; no
The dance held under the auspices
OF the University Athletic association u
on last Saturday evening was COM AIDE
plete success, both financially and hav
socially. About forty couples were in Mr.
attendance and all are especially pro- has
fuse in their praise for the University Thi
orchestra which dispensed the music of
for the occasion.
Baseball Officials. con
In the last baseball election Richard ~ M
Wenzel of the Arts, was elected mana eth,
ger of the I'd team, and Earl Rogers of omt
the Engineers was chosen captain. In baS
past years the boys have had strong whe
organization and the playing was t,f
high quality. This year prospects are T
brighter than ever, with more material
and better facilities for playing the -
game. /"
To Incorporate or Not.