The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-29
FARGO YOUNG FOLKS.
Who LEAVE soon.
LARGE NUMBER OF FAReo's
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN
WILL LEAVE SOON TO ATTEND
SCHOOL OR TEACH IN OTHER
PLACES.

With the coming Of September and
the return of the young people from
their various summer vacations the
thoughts of the young and also many
OF the older people turn toward the
annual preparation for the fall de-
parture for school or college. This
year more than ever before the young
folk have chosen the local institutions
in which to continue their education.
A number who have attended school
in other places will spend the coming
winter in Fargo.
Last spring there were several who
were graduated and this year will
teach or have gone into business, aud
some will study at home. Madison
Wis, seems to be favorite institu-
ton for young Fargoans and this
year there are several who are enter
ing for the first time.
Among the number who will attend
Madison this term are the Misses
Nina Pollock and Lofine Pollock, and
Charles Pollock, Harry Kedney, AL
fred Birch and Harry Rusch. Miss
Harriet Hunt was student there last
term but has not decided upon her
occupation for the coming year These
young people will leave about Sept. Is.
for Madison.
Miss Alice Lewis will return to
National Park seminary, where she Is
studying music. Miss Lucille Bristol
who attended National Park last year
will take UP work at Fargo college
this year.
Miss Jetta Wilson a graduate last
spring Of the Valley City normal viii
teach at Willow City, leaving this
week to assume her duties. Miss Luz
belle Wilson also a graduate of the
normal last year will teach at CasseI-
ton. Miss Faith Gardner Of the spring
class at the normal win teach at
Kingston, Ill. Miss Emma Miller also
a graduate this spring at Valley City
will have charge of the music and
drawing at New Rockford. Miss Mary
Mae Miller will study domestic science
at the Stout Institute in Menominee.
Wis
Misses Irene and Minnie Carpenter.
who have completed their courses in
music the former III piano and the lat
ter in violin, will open studios this
winter and take q class of students
from Fargo.
DIR. Robert Hamilton, who is
graduate of the Chicago Dental school
this class win leave soon to open an
office in Kansas City.
Lynn Stambaugh will continue his
studies at the state university. viii
Magill will continue at Princeton
Harold Wilson will attend Northwest
ern for another term and Curle Cal
lander will take another year at Har-
ward as will John Pollock. who IL IN
the law school there.
Miss Magdalena Carpenter who was
very successful at teacher in the high
schools at Sioux Falls will leave in a
fortnight to resume her duties there
for another term.
Miss Mae Howe viii go to school at
Terrytown on the-Hudson this term.
Miss Helena Huffaker viii commence
her first year soon at Mount Ida, near
Boston. Miss Dorothea Young who
spent last year at Mount IDA viii
study music at the New England con-
servatory at Boston. for the coming
season.
Miss Laura Young graduated last
spring from the Iowa universitv and
this year will remain at her home on
Eleventh street south with her par
enfs. Horace Young who was also d
graduate this year from Iowa is in
business In the western part of the
state with his father
Kent barrow, son of DIR. r.. M. OAR
row, who is q promising young physl- /
clan at Johns Hopkins, win leave about
Oct. /. to continue his studies there. /
Miss Ethel Eggen who has spent fhe
past two years at the University OF
Minnesota will enter that institution
again this fall
Miss Susie Martin will take d nor
NAL course at the Moorhead institp-
ton. Miss Aileen Sullivan, who spent
the past two years at st. GATHERINGS
will remain IN Fargo this year ana
enter the local high school.
Miss Alta Ashelman. prominent ii
Fargo musical circles win teach this
year at Esmond, holding the German
instructors chair AZ well al the rnusi-
cal Miss Isabel Rose. graduafe this