The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-11
STATE NORMAL
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

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Misses Neva Teichman and Jessie
Dave were NJ. visitors on Tuesday.
Co. A was out on dress parade for
the photographer on Friday.
MAdyear examinations have just
closed and the new classes for the
coming term organized.
Dean Andrew Bruce Of the uni
versity lectured in Glendale on tho
topic. Three Great Reformers.
C. G. Fait gave an interesting talk
to the class in agriculture on Tues
day on the subject of Dry Farm
ing. a....-
A committee from the legislature
visited the normal-industriaI school
over Sunday. Senator Walton was
present on the tour of inspection.
The short course in dressmakfng
registers eighteen girls. They have
studied the principles OF drafting and
designing of dress patterns and nre
now sewing. A course in applied de-
sign has been planned for the senior
domestic science girls. II is 10 IN
cluce the study Of decorative design
for household purposes.
A new water pipe connecting Car
negie hall with the high pressure well
has just been constructed. At tho
present time the water supply at the
school has been meagre and uncer-
tain. The new pipe relieves the ST;
uation for this one building only. The
school will sink it's own well the COM
ing summer
Copper plate etchings OF some very
superior mechanical drawings, the
work Of Herbert Goddard and f. A.
McEachran, have been received at the
school and will be used in the forth
coming number OF The Nj Bulletin.
The MI. second team succeeded IN
piling up surprising score on the
Kuhn boys, defeating them by a score
OF 36 to 10. Jackson played the Rtar
game of the evening, making twen-
ty-four points. GuthmuelIer and
Burfenning starred for the visitors.
The lineup was as follows:
NJ. Seconds. Kuln,
jackson ........ .Burfenning
wallace 900. ] ... Guthmueller
Wallls ..'........... C ... StoIt
Barrett ''..... e ....,.. Kurtz
rose ''.''.'... ......... LANCE
Oficials: Eden, referee: Burfen-
ming, umpire; scorer, Van Meter.
The short course in engineering is
starting on its sixth week. Much of
this time has necessarily been spent
In getting engines and arranging the
laboratory. Brake and indicated tests
are being made on the steam and gas
engines. The actual power delivered
py the steam engines and the power
and economy Of the gas engines ara
being investigated. In a recent test
on the fifteen horsepower Case trac-
ton engine a brake load OF fortv-
three horsepower was readily handled
Several new pieces of farm machiner,,
nave been received from the Inter-
national Harvester Co., and others are
expected soon.
The Alphian programme for Thurs
day evening is as follows:
Music.
Debate-Resolved That italian I'm
migration to the United States Should
Be Prohibited
First Affirmative-Viola. Bovd
Second Affirmative-Gladys McMar-
tin.
First Negative-Carrie Steele
Second Negative-Laura McCuI-
loch.
Reading, From Bulwer- Lytton's last
Days Of Pompeii-Enie Myers.
Music.
Essay-Modern Naples-Bessie VIII
lis.
current Events-Emma HolIan
Book observation-disclosures Han,
thorne's Marble Faum-Emmo Tar.
rand.
Judges decision.
Critique
Music.
cANARIEs
For sale. the very pest. Zen Hart