Morris tribune., 1911-11-10
SCHOOL OF
AGRICULTURE

day at home last week
Mrs. J. E. Starkey has music class
OF a dozen pupils at the school.
1t is expected that the new heating
plant will be in use in two or three
weeks.
Stella Carlson who was a student
here last year, spent Sunday at the
girls dormitory
The Boys Athletic association met
last week and elected the following
officers president, Paul Forney; sec
retary and treasurer, Elmer Larson
The prospects are good for both a
girls and a boys basket ball team.
Both teams will start practice as soon
as the commissary building is made
ready for use.
A masquerade party was held in the
dining hall Halloween night Goblins
and witches appeared in every shady
corner and many Mother Goose chara-
acters were present. Games were play
ed, refreshments served and everyone
enjoyed very pleasant evening.
The Ceres Club is now we'll started
and a year of excellent literary work
is expected. The life of Helen Keller
will be studied for the next ten
months. The officers are as follows:
Mamie Page, president; Lena Andert,
vice president; Olga Svenning, treas
urer; Agnes Aanerud, secretary. Ten
freshmen girls have joined the soc1e-
ty this fall.
The following are holding class Of
fices:
Seniors William Jonge-
ward, Secretary and treasurer, George
Leuty.
Juniors-President, Paul Forney;
vice president, Reuben Hauck, secre-
tary and treasurer, Lena Andert.
Freshmen-President, Selfred Boil
stad; vice president, Olive FarWell;
treasurer, Lewis Sherman, secretary,
Mildred Hubbard.
Saturday evening banquet was
served in the dining hall in honor of
Dean Woods of the College of Agri-
culture st. Anthony Park; Gov. Rice
of Willmar; G. H. Hays, Comptroller;
and many visitors from the surround
ing country. Plates were laid for one
hundred and twenty-five. After the
banquet the following program of
speeches was enjoyed in the chapel:
Farming Needs in Stevens County
E. C. Higbie-Present Conditions.
Mrs. Nugent- Sanitary and Health
Conditions
The Possibilities
G. R. Ingalls-In Dairying.
L. c. Spooner-In Transportation.
The Way to Accomplish Them
P. E.. Miller-Seed Selection. :
Alfred Carlsted-Beter Products
and Cooperation. .:.-
Organization
DR.. Gray. .-. !
Dean A. F. Woods.
General Discussion.
Songs :. =. :. :. :. :. E.. Miss Mott
A large number from the School of
Agriculture attended the game be- !
tween Benson and the Aggies, at |
which the latter were defeated by a !
score of II to 0. The game was called |
at $50 at the fair grounds. Some ex-
cellent playing was done On both
sides; especially that of full-back Coy
who made the two touch downs for I
Benson. The line up was as follows:
Benson-L. E., John McGraW; +
L. F., Clarence Peterson; L, Co.,. Oil
yer Simonson; Center, Art Hustro,
tManager); r. G., Ross Daniels; R. F.,
Robert Coy; r. E., Hans Peterson; /.
H., Bert Peterson; R. H., JAS. Nc
Graugh; I. B., Sidney Brenneke SUBJ
stitute, Clarence Share
School of Agriculture L, e., .How71,'
ard Page; L. F., Clemens Haug: L. G., |
George sMcIter;;: Center, Jack Gillette; Ii
f. G." Francis Strand; R, F., Stan
ley Mallery;. r. E.; Louis Sherman; 4
l.. H., Harry Johnson; R: H., Harry, !
Anderson (Capt); I. B., Paul For
r9ifford Opheim, Deiderick jerks, E.
A. Raymond. Coach, I. M. Young, UNI u
pire, : L. Mallery. r
80 ... m
No Use For Amateurs.
Ella-That young farmer tried to
kiss ME. saying that he bad never
kissed girl before. Stella-What did,
you tell him? Ella-That was NO r
agricultural experiment station.-New
York Press. -.
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