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

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The Nj basketball team played the
Elks' team at Aberdeen on Monday.
"A shipment ofrbooks for the library
was received at the school on MONDAY
Miss Brendemuhl is reading Dickens,
Christmas Carol at the chapel this
week t.s M
The students of the domestic science
department have been serving 81 series
Of lunches to their friends.
The board Of trustees of theaNornaals
Industrial school met recently Il and
planned the work for the coming year.
Miss Edmunds, teacher of piano, has
been called to her home at saltwater.
Mimi, because of the serious Illness
of her grandfather.
Both Professor Dunphy and Profess
sor Fields have recently Demonstrated
superior technical skill in drafting
plans for the interior OF the new me-
chanic arts building. 81
The International Harvester Co. is
placing an exhibit Of farm machinery
with the school. This machinery will
be available for class use and demon
stration purposes.
Cards have been received gannounc-
ing the wedding of Roy Shepherd and
Miss Nellie Parke at the home sof the
bride, Fullerton, N. D., on Thursday,
Sept. "a.
BY far the best number on the Nj
lecture and musical course is Jan. %.
The Chicago Operate Co.. will bring
to Glendale several musicians who
could easily qualify in grand opera.
attF ~ st.t,er g.
President Kern attended a meeting
Of the North Dakota school and col
lege presidents at Valley City on
Wednesday and was chosen secretary
of the organization Matters. pertain
ing directly to the conduct of the state
educational institutions were up for
discussion The next meeting will be
held at Fargo early in January.
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The NJ. basketball team played
the Kuhn high school an outdoor game
at Kuhn on Thursday the score being
10 to 10. in favor Of the visitors. The
return game will be played at the NJ.
armory on Dec. IL.
The department of fine arts has just
closed a successful exhibit of Japanese
prints. The list included over 100
specimens of Japanese art work. A
large number of visitors took occa-
sion to inspect the display and make
purchases.
Work on the mechanic arts building
is going forward rapidly During the
holidays benches. tools, lathes, machine
lathes, drafting benches and other
equipment win be transferred to the
new quarters and be ready for use at
the opening of the winter term
The war department has sent the
school a bulletin announcing an ex-
animation for an Industrial teacher
for the Philippine service ON Dec. %
The subjects include arithmetic, ela-
mentary English, elementary book
keeping, wood working, iron working
and methods, Salary to begin $1,000
to $1,000.
The January number of The Bulletin
viii contain a statement of the indus
trial and short courses offered at the
Normal Industrial school These in
Eclude courses in .meehanic arts, home
economics. Commercial arts, steno-
graphy and typewriting and short
courses fla dressmaking and farm en-
gineering, X viii. be ready for gener-
al distribution the first OF the new
year.
The short winter courses beginning
Jan. 2, will prove especially attrac
tive to young men and young women
from the farm. The coursesiil dress
making includes hand and machire
sewing, Grating cucting ana mak!nG.
The course IN farm engineering in
cludes work in wood and iron, and
theory and practice in operating 9 s
and gasoline engines and traction en-
Tgines.
The sophomores and Juniors played
a class game of basketball at tire
armory on Saturday evening Score
10 to 90 in favor Of the juniors. The
lineup was as follows:
Juniors.
Right field. Boyd. ~ AAa&s
Left field, Vandanecker. ,
Center, McGlynn.
!. Left guard. Bentley.
Right guard, Wolf.
sophcrcrss. ~
Right field, Townsend,
Left field. Knox
Center, Bsrta. 80 "a
Left guard. Smith.
Right guard, LaBerge.
THE PASSION PLAY
At Moorhead's new theatre--the Ly-
ceum--corner Front and Fourth; Sun
day and Monday, Dec. is and 10.