The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-21
SHEPHERD SPOKE
TO YOUNG men
PROF. J. Il. SHEPHERD GAVE IN.
TEREsTING HORSE DEMON
sTRATIoN TO BOYS AND GIRLS
AT INSTITUTE AT A. c. THIS
MORNING.

The chief feature of the day at the
boys and girls institute that is being
successfully conducted at the agri-
cultural college this week, was the
interesting horse demonstration Civ
en- by Prof. ]. Fl. Shepperd. without
doubt this was one of the most in
structive parts Of the weeks pro-
gramme and will be very beneficial in
its results.
The whole days programme was
successful in its entirety and Pro-
lessor Randlett is receiving many
compliments for the excellent manner
in which he has handled the institute.
1t is thought that the attendance next
year will greatly exceed that of this
year. Among the noted visitors at the
institute this morning was Mel C..
Macdonald of Valley City, state su-
pervisor of schools, who came as a.
visitor to see the progress that has
been made this year.
Marvin Kirk OF Ramsey county, who
has been elected president OF the boys
and girls organization at the institute,
delivered an address to his fellow
workers this morning that was indeed
interesting to hear. His remarks
were on the general line of how to
proceed to organize and local assoc
Citations and he gave all of the boys
and girls good pointers that will as
sist them materially in this work.
Prof. e. S. Keene gave a clever talk
on Household Economics that was
highly instructive. Professor Keene
told all about the operation of heat
ing plants. electricity in the homes
and electric bells and other modern
conveniences which are being more
profusely used each year on the farm
as well as in the city homes
Professor Chism gave demonstra-
ton talk on blacksmithing that held
the attention Of the boys for the final
hour of the mornings exercises. This
was one of the most interesting fea-
lures of the institute week and Pro-
fessor Randett has been greatly
complimented on the arrangement of
his programme.
This afternoon the boys and girls
will attend the Grand theatre in
body to witness the matinee.
Yesterday afternoon the girls of the
institute visited The Forum and were
shown through the plant just at the
time the paper was being run through
the great press, This proved one of
the most interesting and instructive
sights with which the young women
have been provided by Professor
Randlett and Miss Rose during the
week of the institute.
Visited The Forum.
Yesterday a large number of the girls
who are here, visited The Forum
Those in the party were:
Elizabeth Yoder, Pierce.
Mabel Phelps, Pierce.
Gladys Terry, Pierce.
Ella Jorde, Grand Forks.
Olga Christianson, Grand Forks.
Helen Cross, Cass.
Clara Hanke Cass.
Mary Yunker, Cass.
Dora Wagerman. Towner.
Nadine Lain, Towner
Charlotte Lake, Ramsey.
Marie Kirk, Ramsey.
Grace Burt, Ramsey.
Vivian Burt, Ramsey.
Ruby Davidson, Ramsey.
Linda Delano, Hettinger.
Mildred Gesilius, Barnes.
Olga Hotter, Barnes.
Stella Peterson, Benson.
Edna Peterson, Benson.
Mary Ellefson, Walsh.
Clara ElIefson, Walsh
Lilah Thompson, Walsh.
Angelina Bolkan, Griggs.
Mildred Mclean, Nelson.
Clara Kartes, Cavalier.
Myrtle Dunnigan, Cavalier.
Julia Berger, Cavalier
Annie Rose Cavalier
Marguerite Wild, Cavalier.