The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-20
STATE SCIENCE SCHOOL

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STATE SCIENCE SCHOOL
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Miss sleeper was not at school Sat.
urday on account Of business mat.
ters keeping her elsewhere.
The summer school bulletins are out
announcing the session to begin June
IA.
Mr. Douglass. our superintendent OF
grounds, is replanting the trees which
were destroyed by the fire two weeks
ago, Also the lawn is seeded to oats
and grass and some new shrubbers
set out.
The z. w. G. A. held its first candy
sale last Wednesday. The association
is already making plans for sending
a delegate to Geneva this summer
and is raising funds for that purpose
Mr.. Gilbertson Of Lisbon, and Mr.
Reed of Bismarck were In town last
Thursday in the interest Of the com
ing state firemen's tournament, and
they found tine to come out to visit
the school They were well pleased
with the work they saw at the school
Harve" James and Will Ifolmgren
of Breckenridge and Deputy Hankins
of Wahpeton were the visitors for
TUESDAY, of This week
The botany class reports the finding
Of plenty Of trouble in analysing flow
ers. and especially so with the dan
delion.
Those students who are preparing
themselves for the defamation con-
test are kept busy practicing for the
great day in commencement week
Monday was the day for the change
of seating in the dining room. 1t
took about two days for some of the
students to get adjusted to the new
arrangement, but the rule is to change
seats and get acquainted.
Wis OlSc1hSI SIdELSu IOT MS NOME
on his bicycle Saturday but slight
breakdown made him turn back
The band gave concert on Dakota
avenue last Saturday night to a good
sized and appreciative audience. They
will give another concert down town
next Saturday evening.
Concordia colleges baseball team
was scheduled for a game here Mon
day, but couldn't play on account of
rain, so the game was played Thurs
day, May Is. Our team is to play
the A. c. team next Saturday on the
Island park grounds. A close game
is expected for both teams want to
win.
The game with the Glendale nor
NAL on the Island park grounds Fri
day was a hard fought one of ten
innings, the final score standing to
for the S. s. S. 1t was far from one
sided throughout the entire time, for
one side would get score in two or
three innings and the other side
would even up. Voves pitched good
ball, but was found" for twelve hits,
but with the good support he was re-
ceiving he got through some tight
places nicely. M. Voves in the tenth
inning, made three Dagger and
scored Robbins, thus bringing in the
winning run.
The band played on the way to the
game Friday and every one that heard
them say the S. S. s. band is the best
band in the state. They also played
for the reception given Major Pur-
don on his home coming Friday. The
parade was made up of the S. S. S.
band. Co. l and the boy scouts, and
the Major and Mrs. Purdon in an au-
tomobile chartered for the occasion.
Mr.. Boostrum, formerly president of
the Southern Minnesota Normal
school at Austin and now with the
department Of public instruction, St.
Paul, was our assembly speaker this
last week. at special assembly on
Saturday He is a speaker possessing
remarkable powers in holding his au-
dience and he gave an inspiring adj
dress on the theme that some of our
greatest blessings are those that we
never receive Superintendent and
Mrs. Granger of wilkin county, both
former pupils of Mr.. Beostrum, came
over with his Saturday.