, 1908-10-09
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At the dinner given by Mr.. Gramm
to the members of the faculty and the
board OF trustees. Mrs. Clark announc
ed that The would resign. ner position
at the end of the present year. In
connecti0Rsswithy this announcement,
many interesting piAnss for the work
of b department. next year are being
discussed. It is hoped that the miver.
sity will be able t secure q building
near the campus for a studio and have
Its pianos. A thoroughly coinpe-
tent instructor will be secured as di
rector Of the school. with at least two
assistants, and every phase of vocal,
insti umental and orchestral music will
be most carefully taught. Now, per.
haps some public-spirited citizen will
catch the enthusiasm OF the times and
present the university with a hand
some building, for use as a music hall.
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DR.. Prien left today for Ames, Iowa,
where he will attend the government
demonstration in the methods of treat.
ing hog cholera. The department OF
agriculture has spent much money and
time in the last few years in expert
ments along this. particular line, and
has made several very important dis
coveries. In order to make these gen.
orally known, it has been decided to
hold a series Of demonstrations at va
rious places, and the conference at
Ames Is one of these. DR.. Prien will
be away four or five days.
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One of the calves at the experiment
farm broke loose yesterday and is still
at large. The animal is a registered
polled Hereford from Careyhurst, and
seems to possess a strain of pure and
unadulterated mischief.
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Seventeen students have registered
in the last two weeks, making the
complete registration $50. The list is
as follows:
]. L. Whitman, Wayside; William
Carr and J,hn Carr, Hanna; Dean Hun.
,on, Wheatland; Harry Hill, Carrollton.
Ohio; Natalie Swigart, Leslie; Les
ter Worthlngton, Fred Skinner, Sheri-
dan; Elizabeth Grow, San Diego, CAL:
Walter Hastings, Widdowield; Morti-
'mer Grant, c. 2. Giler, Evelyn Cor
thell, Mrs Adelaide Stevens, Susan
Brown and Clarence NOR, Laramie.
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A football game with Fort D. A. Rus
sell will probably occur here Octo-
Der IL.
Lydia Davis of Baggs and Mary
Rice Of Newcastle are both employed
in DR.. Hebard's Office temporarily.
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The old barn upon the campus will
be torn down in the next day Or two
and moved to n of the farms.
Mr.. Gramm has completed his report
to the governor and has sent it to the
printer. This will include the report
of. the secretary and treasurer, and
other iofdcers.
James McLay, the shepherd at the
farm, has arrived and taken up his
work. Mr.. McLay Is especially inter-
ested in high-blooded Scotch collies
and brings with him two dogs and
sixteen pups. The securing of suitable
shepherd dogs Is a great problem
among Wyoming ranchmen, and MI.
mcLay's knowledge along this line
will no doubt prove of inestimable
value.
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Jimmie LeCron would like to have
it distinctly understood that he is not
a professor.
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Mrs. Clark led the meeting of the
Y. W. c. A. this morning.
w. H Beal of the office of expert
ment stations is making the annual
inspection Of the station today.
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A large number of faculty members
last Friday evening. in the audi
torium, and organized a faculty orches-
ira. Several OF the new members are
unsteady inclined, and these with the
cd members ought to furnish talent
for another recital.
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At the annual meeting of the State
Teachers association, which is to be
held here December 20 to 81, there
will be two speakers of unusual note.
Superintendent ]. M. Greenwood OF
Kansas City, one of the most promi-
nent educators OF the country, and A.
Il Winship Of Boston. the editor OF the
New England Journal Of Education.
will address tho association. The
round table conference OF county u
perintendents will be held during the
same week.
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Mrs. Peryam and son, George, Of
Riverside arrived last night. George
will again enter school and Mrs. Perry
am will assume her duties IS domestic
science extraordinary to their high
nesses, the Peryam bunch.
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The station library has been en-
1oruo5 hv tho addft}ou of 6Ftoan hound