The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-27
STATE SCIENCE SCHOOL

OlAlE OIlENLE SAIlUUL
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President Smith attended the high
school conference al Grand Forks last
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Mirick and Miss Brlstow were
the delegates from the FortnIghtly
Wednesday and Thursday of this week
Mr.. Warren, the band leader, was at
his home at Herman from Saturday
to Monday on account of illness. on
account of his absence the concert to
be given last Saturday evening had
to be postponed.
Tuesday was rhetorical day for the
last time this school year. Some good
programmes were rendered, and IL lis
hoped the work will be taken up with
renewed zeal next year. Division ID
has the banner record.
The band and President Smith go
to Fairmount for the commencement
exercises there Friday evening, going
by auto that they may be independent
of uncertain train service.
The Y. w. c. A. heard reports from
the Fargo delegates last Saturday.
They have a business meeting next
Saturday to consider the matter of
Geneva delegates. Their second candy
sale occurred Wednesday.
Miss Lillian Morden gave an inter-
esting demonstration on desserts last
Friday.
Anna Nelson, last years graduate
in shorthand is employed by the states
attorney at Ashley.
were given picnic by their teachers
Wednesday at Horseshoe Island park.
Prof. A. v. Taylor was a visitor TO
Fergus Falls Monday, returning the
same day.
Nils Ulsaker and Hans Breden went
home last Saturday by the N. r. r. r.
TO Wyndmere, and from there they used
their bicycles for eighteen miles. They
report a good time but 1t was hard
work.
A new band has started now, as the
boys are busy making whistles out OF
limbs of green trees. Some Of the
old students seem to be experts at this
business.
Thomas Nechas gave a good speech
at the close Of the period In the rhe-
toricals, Tuesday
Some of the students are complain
ing about the hot weather as they say
1t is impossible to study hard. IT, is
SO much more pleasant and enjoyable
to be out strolling.
Prof. @. NJ. Caviness, the newly elect
ed teacher OF mathematics and ath-
letics came over from Detroit, Mimi,
Tuesday, for call.
Baseball is getting some of the pop
ularity 4 merits these days. Last Sat-
urday the s. s. S. team beat the In
dian school boys on Island park. On
Monday the agricultural college team
was down and took a game from our
boys, z TO 4. 1t was a fine game with
plenty Of good plays. In the first, the
A. G. lead off with two scores and
picked UP another one a little later.
In the seventh the s. S. 8. ran in
two scores, but the strenuous work
was done in the ninth. In the first
half the A. G. crossed the plate four
times before their retirement, and in
the last half the s. s. boys found two
more tallies so as to make them four
to their opponents seven.
The board of trustees met last
Thursday to open bids. 1t was found
that the bids all amounted to more
than the appropriation and the board
decided to reject all bids. and to at
tempt to secure immediate use of more
money or to cut down on construc-
ton and advertise for new bids.
Last Thursday the botany class and
their instructor, Professor Burch, went
on a field excursion for specimens for
Analysing, and much to the surprise
Of the boys the girls had provided
good lunches OF all kinds of good things
which were served in good picnic
style. Now every one is eager to
learn when the next excursion is to
be taken.
]. M. Howell, popular druggist OF
Greensburg, KY, says. we use Cham