The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-02
STATE NORMAL
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL


Mrs e. w. Meachen and Mrs. Wood
ard visited the NJ on Thursday.
Miss Burke and Miss Newton spent
the Thanksgiving vacation at Fargo.
Miss Margaret Pltttner of Aber-
deem and Miss Lillian Nyberg of
Yankton visited the various depart
ments on Friday.
The M orchestra will make it's first
appearance in public at the second
recital Of the music department in
Carnegie hall, Dec. 5.
The members Of the psychology
class have decided that in some cases
an experience does not need repetition
to impress itself indelibly upon the
memory.
The Sigma Pi Iotas held their usual
meeting on Friday night. The time
was spent in extemporaneous speeches.
discussions and music-every member
responding in an able manner.
The first basketball game of the
season will be played between the NJ
and local teams in the NJ armory on
Dec. Z. A second game will be played
Dec. Is with the Lisbon high school.
Medals were awarded by Professor
Cooley to the students winning first
and second places in the sharp shoot
ing contest, held recently. Arthur
Lawhead received the first medal, on
a score Of 103 out of possible 1875;
Leonard Meachen won the second
medal-his score being 100.
On Saturday evening the NJ arm
| DRY presented festive appearance or
the occasion of the first term dance
The walls and ceiling were drape6
| in red-the balcony being decorated
with rich poinsettia blossoms on a
background of white. The entire arm.
DRY was lighted by candles which
added to the pleasing effect. Heck.
lesmiller's orchestra furnished a pro.
! gramme Of sixteen dances. About 15C
guests were present including The
| patronesses, who were Mrs. Perry
Mrs. Youker, Mrs. kellogg, Mrs. Webb
Mrs. Stout and Mrs. Maercklin
Frappe was served during the evening
| The Alphian Literary society helC
its regular session on Nov. 23. The
subject of the evening was Spain.
Instrumental Duet-Miss Crabtret
and Miss Willis.
Essay-In the Shadow Of a Throne
Miss Podoll.
Review-A Journey Through SPAR
(Stoddard's lecture on SPAIN Miss
| Shepard
ments, Miss Reedy.
Essay-Why Spain Has Declined
Miss Joseph.
Reading The Court of Ambassadors
from washington Irving's Alhambra
Miss Harvey.
Current Events-Miss Randall.
Music-The Alphian Song. by the
society.
The State Normal Industrial school,
will offer two short courses designed
to meet the needs of young people
whose time and means are limited.
| l.. The Three Months Course, plan
ned to meet the practical requirements
of younng men on the Trans, includ-
ing the following subjects: Industrial
arithmetic, agriculture engine prac.
tice (both steam and gas), carpentry
blacksmithing and machine shop prac-
| tice.
2. The short course in dress max
| ing. The Three Months Winter Course
in Dressmaking is offered to those
young women throughout the state
who do not have the opportunity Of
taking the regular course in home
economics. This course includes the
following subjects: Arithmetic, house
hold management, sewing and dress
making.
| Young men and young women may
obtain good board at Dacotah han fol
So per week. Young women may room
at Dacotah hall for $3.50 per month
Rooms are steam heated and electric
lighted. Good room and board may
be had in private families at prices
ranging from 81 per week upward. A
number of students room and board
themselves.
| For any additional information con.
corning courses Of study, classified.
tion. board and lodging, ETC.. address