The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-03
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STATE SCIENCE SCHOOL

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Nils Ulsal6er has accepted position
at the Great Northern station as night
agent.
Even Bordahl has now closed his
work as manual training teacher at the
high school. where he has been sup.
plying TO- the entire year.
Professor Black was appointed a
member of the new state board of ex-
aminers by Governor Burke last week.
His wide experience well fits him Cor
a place like this. He is one of The
four-year appcintees on this board.
Henry Carols has applied for the
position OF assistant cook for Co. I
this summer at the encampment.
Professor and Mrs. ClipfelI were
visitors at Burch hall last Sunday
evening for supper. the guests OF Pro-
fessor and Mrs. Taylor.
Miss Sorenson's sister from CasseI-
ton was here for a few days last week.
Mr.. Breden has been mail carrier /.
for few days while Glenn Toney was
away on business trip.
Next Monday and Tuesday are ex-
animation days to close up the work
of the year. Good students are not
scared, others ought not to be. -
The band and President Smith I
journeyed to Paramount In autos last
Friday evening to participate in the |
commencement exercises of their hignl
school. They went down In six ma
chimes and made great showing when,
coming into Paramount, but they had
to come back on the train as a rain
came up during the exercises prevent-
ing them from taking their autos home.
The band boys received many compli-
ments and President Smith spoke we'll.
President Smith went to- Tower City
for commencement there Thursday
evening and he and the band have an
engagement OF like kind at Abercrom-
bic Saturday evening.
About twenty-five boys of the school
took the opportunity for good swim
down in the deep Friday afternoon.
President Smith gave on of the Me-
mortal day addresses.
The baseball team went down to
heavy defeat before the HamIine nine
1t Island park last Friday. The score
was il to 0. 1t was not a case of poor
ball, but S. S. met the real article. On
Thursday s. s. plays the return game
with the Park Region boys.
The botany class is Analysing all
he flowers to be obtained. Last FRI
lay the entire class spent the afternoon
studying the plants of Horseshoe ISL
and. The young ladies furnished re-
,reshments and after work was over
he expedition was converted into a
,icnic.
The ARCHAEOLOGICAL laboratory is an
place these days. The vari-
us cultures of bacteria and the many
interesting facts being demonstrated
re curiosities to most people.
The senior class Is very busy these
avs completing the plans for COM
nencement week. Formal invitations
re sent out by the class, but the fac
lty and students extend a cordial i'm
itation to every one, and every body
ill be heartily welcome to these exer-
ises. The members OF the class give
he programme and it is hoped they
ill be greeted with large audiences.
he programme for the week is as fol-
,ws:
Commencement Week, June 4-1o.
Sunday, June 4, 5 p. m-Baccalaur-
to address by the Rev. w. y. Hutche-
1n, at the Methodist church.
Wednesday, June z, $3.50 D. NJ
lass day exercises at the operahouse.
Thursday, June s, 8 p. m.-Declama-
'ry contest and the presidents re-
option, Science school assembly hall.
Friday, June 9. $3.50 p. m-Com-
encement exercises at the opera
ouse.
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