Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-18
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Miss Ely was Unexpectedly called
home last week.
Miss Lena Henderson was taken to
the hospital last week to undergo an
operation for appendicitis. The oper-
alton was successfully performed and
she is improving rapidly.
Miss Esther Hanson, a member Of
the rural class left school on Friday
in order to begin teaching In Cavalier
county on Monday, August Is. She
completed her work before leaving
and the normal expects to hear OF her
being very successful as teacher.
BASEBALL! Faculty vs.. Students.
Faculty won - to 3. Where were
the students? They did we'll but they
had entirely underes-inated the abil-
ity of the faculty members In the
game. The faculty had a good bat.
terry in >Thordson and Houseman and
with So yeral good men at the bat they
played good game. At first the
students were in the lead and were
full of confidence when after two In
nings the score stood 3 to 0 in their
favor. But Just at the psychological
nome some admirer Of the faculty
called "1ce cream If you win," and
this call seemed to change the fort
unes of both sides as can be seen by
the final score given above.
IN. B. The faculty players have
not seen or tasted the ice cream yet.
Should they not see it there may be
danger of the call losing its charm
before another year.)
1t was interesting to note the d.
plomacy of the rooters for the stu
dents. At first the cry was 1--WE saw,
We saw we saw wood. The faculty
it's no good" But later in the
game these polite students who
expect grades by the end Of the sum-
mer school, changed the call to, I'VE
saw, We saw, we saw wood. The
faculty has made good" And Of
course the grades will be forthcoming.
Mr.. Correll and family left May
Vile last Friday evening, starting on
their way to Manhattan, Kansas,
where the Cornell family is to hold
its annual reunion at the home Of
Mr.. Correll's father. It has been the
custom Of this family to convene ann
ually for several years past, but this
is the first time that the meeting
has been held in the west and q large
attendance, between 100 and 200, is
expected. Mr.. CorreN was writing
reunion song for the occasion and
no pains will be spared to make the
event pleasant in every respect.
Dean Brannon, of the University,
lectured in the summer school on
1.-THE Work Of Luther Burbank" last
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Brannon Is
not only a pleasing personality but an
interesting talker as we'll. Add to
this the interesting features Of the
subject and the lecture being illus
trated by means Of a lantern, and
then you have the treat that we en-.
joyed.
Many of the students Of the sum.
mer school were busy with taking
the teachers examination last Friday.
Two Of the county superintendent
were absent conducting the exami.
nations in their respective counties.
The members Of the faculty and
the community regret that Miss Gay
mon, who has been In charge Of the
department Of domestic science and
preceptress during the past year, had
rendered her resignation to accept
better position at Minneapolis. She
has made many friends while In the
school and has performed her work
With credit to herself and honor to
the school.
Several deliEhtful social events