The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-17
STATE SCIENCE SCHOOL

STATE SCIENCE SCHOOL
School closed last Friday and nearl,
all the students left for their homes o.
summer vacation places. The surnme
school began Wednesday, so ii will no
be lonely for another month.
ALT Hingen spent Sunday with tn,
home folks in Kindred, but came bacl
again as the science school band fur.
ntshed the music for the firemen',
tournament in this city this week.
Superintendent Taylor of the de.
partment of public instruction was q
visitor at the school Saturday. 1t wa.
his first visit to the city in eighteen
years. He left with a new apprecia.
ton of the school and town.
J. C. Scott and Deputy Hankins were
up to the school Monday to look up the
installation of the summer school book
store.
Glenn Toney and Horace Robbins
are spending some time at White Rock
with Warren Henderson.
Rose Cairncross and Ruth Oslund
entertained the lady members of the
faculty and those who are taking the
teachers course in domestic science
last Thursday afternoon at the home
Of Miss Cairncross.
Professor Black and Mr.. Breden are
due in Sheyenne township Thursday,
where the professor will deliver an adj
dress at the central schoolhouse in the
evening.
Emil Walter ,one of the graduates Of
Friday, has accepted q position with
the Great Northern as night man at
the Wahpeton station.
The new catalogues are now ready
for distribution, and great number of
them will be mailed this week. This
is the most complete and best looking
catalogue of the school to date.
Miss Mirick has been promoted to
the position Of preceptress of Burch
hall for the summer session. One of
our domestic science graduates will be
matron for the summer.
John Ness was in to dinner Tuesday,
and from his own words it would seem
a tremendous task for him to persuade
himself to leave school just when there
are so many-n nice people here We al
ways knew John had a special liking
for teachers, and are sorry that duty
calls him away at this time.
Miss Phyllis Wilkinson has gone to
her home at Crookston. She has been
away since last fall as she spent the
holidays in Wahpeton and near here.
With the close Of the term the facul-
tn takes up their summer work or
pleasure. President Smith will con-
duct the summer school and look after
the interests OF the school In general
all summer. Professor Burch will
spend his vacation on his farm at
Dryden. N. Y, Professor Clipfell goes
to Minneapolis for the summer. Pro-
fessor Black will devote the summer
to advertising for the school. getting
and to his farming interests at Steven
son. Professor Prather will teach in
the summer school and then take a
vacation for the summer. Professor
Darner will teach in our summer
and then has an engagement at Duluth
for time. Professor Taylor has ac-
cepted work with the electric light
company at Fergus Falls. Professor
Mcmahon goes to Nebraska for visit
and later to Boston. Professor Statan
will devote the summer to advertising
for the school. Miss Mirick will have
charge Of the library for the summer
school. and then will go to housekeep-
ing with her family. who will remove
to this city from New York state Miss
Ristow will teach in the summer
school and spend the remainder Of the
summer at her home at Unalaska,
Wis Miss Sleeper will be in Mime
apolis for time and at her home in
Wahpeton after this trip. Miss Mason
goes to her home in Niagara, wis or
the new teachers, Miss Fulton has gone
to Europe, and Mr.. Caviness will move
TO town soon. Miss Amerland will
change her name and address and be-
come a homemaker.
Last week was a busy one, and one
IN which four events of more than
usual Importance and interest oc-
Cured. On Wednesday evening the
class Of 1911 held the first class day
exercises In the history Of the school.
The programme was entirely in the
hands of members Of the class John
Ness was marshal, and took advantage
70 hand out some favors to his fellows.
which were amusing IL they were not
emons. He made succession of de-
sided hits in which the ear of cab
page contained the most humor. FL
ner Anderson. with the class history, |
portrayed some traits Of character
both past and future. The poem was
written by Miss Merrick, but her voice
vas in such condition that Miss Fac
low read it for her. Allen yoves gave |
he prophecy, and Fred Hackett read
he class viii.
On Thursday evening we had good |
defamation contest with four speak
RS. Miss Schneider took first place,
Miss Dennis second. For Friday State !
Superintendent Taylor was with us for
IN address and presentation of the di- |
'lomas, and the class had large I
hare in the programme. There were
orty-seven graduates. The alumni /
banquet at Burch hall on Saturday
hight closed the weeks programme.
William Sheehan, plumbing and /
heating. Phone 14e7. Remember the
rev location: 627 N. y. avenue. Fargo.