The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30

PAYERS Oh TIC topoBI&pfiys coat deposits
west Of the Missouri river, and the
run-off Of the streams. Postage is 10
cents
The fourth bienniG. report is devot-
ed entirely to m account OF the valu-
able. ckrys Of the state. Postage is IL
cents
Ut ; Biological Seminar.
| The following programme has been
arranged for the biological seminar.
The seminar meets every first and
third Friday evening from Z to 8
o'clock. General public invited.
Nov. 5.--Plant Engines, J. Mar
shall Erannon.
Nov. 1s.-Origin and Significance OF
Alienation Of Generations, Mabel Oh
son.
Dec. 3.--Life History Of the Mosquito
and Methods for it's Destruction, Her
bert McHolland.
Dec. 17.--OriginaI and Development
of Sporangia and Spores In the Cycad-
ales, Ray Brannon.
Jan. THE Rat, What 1t Does and
How to Exterminate it, J. H. Matthie.
Jan. 21.--The Rat I'm Relation to Dis
ease, Sol Metzgar @@
Feb. 4.-Function OF Chromosomes in
the Transmission OF Hereditary Quail
ties, Mabel Olson.
Feb. 1S.--The Relation of PROTOCOL
to Disease. ESQ. Ellison
March 4.--Some Principles and Re-
Suits of Plant Breeding, Ray Bran
non.
March 1s.--Heredity. Harold e.
White
April 1.-The House Fly, A. M. Carr.
April 15.--The Mosquito in Relation
to Disease, o. B. Sorenson.
April 29.-Evolution. Past and Pres
emit, Harold f. White. ,--T
May s13.--The Work of the III. s.
Biological Survey, Herbert McHolland.
May 27.--The Theory of Natural Sc
lection, T.. H Matthie.
June. 3.--The Original OF the Inter
mediate Host of Animal Parasites, by
Laurence Fisher.
H History Lectures.
The following is the programme OF
q course OF lectures offered by the de-
lpartment OF history:
Oct 12.-Battle Of Hastings, from
the Bayeux Tapestry dantern yslide),
Professor Libby.
Get. 22.-The Magma charta, Profess
scr Bruce.
oct 2s.-The English Gid Merchant.
Professor Jacobstein
Nov. 5,-The Rise and Development
of the Greek Drama, Professor HUT.
Nov. 12.-Aeschylus Agamemnoh, by
Professor HUT.
Nov. 19.-Cervantes-Place in Euro
pean Literature, Professor LeDaum.
Dec. 3.-The Shakesperean Chrome
logy-the mind Of Shakespeare, by
Professor HUT -
Dec. 10.-Shakespeare's Midsummer
Nights Dream, Professor HUT.
Jan. 7.-vFrench Literature OF the
18th Century Professor LeDaum.
Jan 14.--The English Industrial
Revolution, Professor. Jacobstein.
Jan. 21-Later Development of the
English Constitution, Professor Bruce.
Jan 28--Darwin and His Contem-
poraries, Professor Young.
Feb. 1.-THE Geological Story of
United States (lantern sIides), Profess
sor Leonard. 80
Feb. 16.-The Yellowstone National
Park (lantern slides). Professor Bran
Feb, 1S.-Home Life Of the Mandans
Qantern slides), Professor Libby
Feb. 2s.- Glimpse Of Primitive So
lciety Oantern sl'les), Professor Gill
llette.
March 4.--The Indian and the Buffalo
Qantcrn slides), Professor Libby
March 1.-THE MoN snake Dance
! Qantern slide). Professor Gillette.
April s.7--The Psychology OF Revolu-
va Dee w..
April The National Government
and the Census, Professor Jacobstein.
April 22.--American Constitutional
Law, Professor Bruce.
April "a. Medieval and Modern
Cities as. Agencies OF Civilization, by
Professor Gillette.
May 6.-Physiograph VS. u. s. in
Relation TO It's History. by Professor
Simpson.
: June abraham Lincoln (lantern
slides9, Professor Libby.
June 4.-Robert e. Lee, Miss Boyson.
/ 900 s
The last number OF the city Club
| Bulletin, the organ OF the city Club Of
Chicago, contains the address which
President Mcvey delivered before the
club on Oct. III. His subject was The
Sticking Point In Taxation.
o %
A woman's glee club has been organ
ICED. II meets every Friday afternoon
under the direction OF Miss Baker, the
music and drawing teacher Of the
model high school
600
Earnest Kennedy, an architect OF
Minneapolis will give the third lecture
in the household economics course next
Friday morning, His subject viii be
The Making or House Plans
Last Saturday DIR. Reudiger, director
Of the state public health laboratory al
the university made a trip to Fargo
Shelley and FIiIlsbcro, to take samples
of the water Of the Goose marsh, and
the Red river TO determine the effects
sof these on the purity Of Grand Forks
drinking water TEiis work was done
for the council of the city Of Grand
Forks who are interested In knowtne
II they Can obtain purcr water supply
from the Red river than from the Red
Lake river into which Croolston pouri
her sewage.
600
4 Dr. Halfyard OF Wesley college who
spent q number OF years In Belin I'D.
dressed the Civics club af the law