The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-17
MAYVILLE NORMAL.

The fall term Of lsiONis now about
closed and 1t has been a successful
one in every respect The student en-
terprises have been particularly sue
cessfulI and all have had q. most EN-.
joyable term socially as well as a.
good educational period. The winter
term begins on Jan. when classes
will be formed in all common school
! branches to accommodate those who de-
sire to enter school at this time, and
| especially those who hope to gain
credits toward certification for teach
ings PSI - t&t
/ No longer will the rural schools of
| North Dakota be neglected as they
l1aFe been to an extent. This school
| lis now giving a, dourse for the pre-
paration of rural teachers and during
the next term the questions peculiar
to the rural schools will be discussed
in classes composed Of those who are
preparing for this most important
work. Those looking forward to teach
ling in these schools will do well to
take such course of study.
Dec. 6 with all but one member pres
ent. Besides the usual routine bust
ness the board discussed it's biennial
report which has since been submit
ted to the governor This report will
give both interesting and encourag-
ing facts to the public and will show
most healthful and helpful condition
/ In both normals. s'sa
On Friday evening. Dec. is, the. liter
airy society will give a special pro-
gramme consisting of an instrumental
solo by Mrs. Ylvisaker, the play, His
Old Sweethearts. violin solo by Mr.
Fox, a farce, The Broken Burglar
Alarm, by the advanced expression
class, vocal solo by Mrs. Travis. This
programme will be given in the assem-
bly, room at Z: 80 and all are welcome
A preseason game of basketball
was played on Monday evening be-
tween our boys and a team from the
| university. The score was so to % i'm
favor of the visitors This score does
not reflect with 1iscredit on the nor
NAL boys since the team is not yet
organized The. game was a good one
and serveEits purpose nicely in show
ing the strong as well as the weak
points of the players. No doubt that
We will have formidable team when
the season opens after the next term
begins. The university-men- are good
players and play clean game
Miss Ruth Carhart, 'O6, is a guest of
her sister, Mrs Larin. ~
Mr.. Nelson of the state university
spent the week end visiting friends
at the normal.
Mrs. (Shortley) Frazier. 'O4, of
Schafer is visiting friends in Mayville
Earl TAYLOR, son of S. H. Taylor.
| president of the board of management,
is home for the winter. He has been
engaged in mining engineering during
the past two years and has given
! further evidence of the thorough work
done in the department in which he
worked at the state university.
The students enjoyed very pleas
ant dancing party in the assembly
room on last Saturday evening. Sew
eral members of the faculty and in
vited friends were present.
Many of the students assisted in the
programme of events at the county
fair, given by the Women's club on
Friday evening. The songs by the
Jolly farmers" Messrs. Atkins, Han
son, Throndon and Ylvisaker, and the
tumbling exhibition by Messrs. McNair
land Kenney were deserving of, special
mention, --.--,-
Miss Gaymons class in domestic
science served chocolate from an at
tractive booth at the fair, and both
city and normal schools had excellent
exhibits of work in art, manual train
ing and domestic science.
Clarence Weltzin, 10, Andrew Skar-
perud 'O9, Gordon Stewart, 'OS and
viii Kern, summer school 'O9, were
welcome visitors at the school last
week.
Doctor Dunlap of the university
came down with the basketball team
on Monday evening and was the guest
of his sister, Miss Dunlap of the de-
partnent OK expression.
We notice that Mrs. Herrick is to
leave our sister school at Valley City
to accept much better position in
wyoming. We are glad that this op
portunity comes to her. She has made
many friends not only in Valley City
but throughout the state.
When you have a Geld get bottle OF
Chan1berlain's Cough Remedy. IT, win /
soon fix you up all right ana viii gard /
off any tendency toward pneumonia
This remedy contains no opium or
other narcotic and may be given as
confidently to baby as to an adult. |
Sold by all dealers.
Call ]. p. Johnson for feed.