The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-10

Mrs. Ruzicka came from Chicago to
see her son finish his college career.
Ray Towle was entertaining his
mother from Ypsilanti, N. D., during
commencement week.
Professor Churchill's many friends
at this place will be pleased to hear
that he is getting along fine in his
new position at the A. G. in Oklahoma.
A recent communication from one Of
the students at that place says that
he is very popular among the faculty
and especially popular among the
students on account of his ardent
support of athletics. He is also quite
favorite among the faculty ladies
and there are a number of them who
win make desperate attempt to
capture him.
M. B. Johnson was entertaining his
two sisters from Edinburg, N. D., dur
ing commencement week
Professor Martin will give the farm
ers of Cavalier some practical ideas in
agriculture at short course to be
given at that town during the week
beginning June IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Traynor were
among the commencement visitors
They were here especially to see their
son graduate.
Miss Eulalia Blanco of Edgeley N.
D., and a former resident of Ceres
Hall, has returned to the A. c. for
short visit and to see one Of her
friends graduate.
Alfred d. Dibbern of Litchville, who
for some time was one of our most
active students was renewing friend
ships with old acquaintance about
the college last week.
Charles Michels Of the class Of '09
made his appearance on the campus
last Saturday. Mr.. Michels will re-
main here during the summer, having
been elected as assistant in the de-
partment Of Agronomy
After a series of FIVE contests, that
have been held each fortnight during
the spring term, to determine the
student in the typewriting classes,
who during the year, has attained the
highest degree of efficiency on the
Remington typewriter, the prize, a
beautiful gold medal. has been award
ed to Howard SturtzeL There were
originally twelve entries, and the COM
petition throughout has been very
keen. Only in the last on or two
events has Mr.. Sturtzel been able to
demonstrate his superior ability.
The Y. M. G. A. cabinet at one of
their recent meetings elected the
following men to attend the Lake
Geneva conference during the sum-
mers encampment: Robt Pearson,
George Gustafson, Ole Neraal and Ir-
vim Storland. These are all energetic
young men who have been doing much
avtive work for the association and
viii undoubtedly be prepared to do
stin better work next year.
Next week Professor Hard begins
his soil survey Of Barnes county.
Prof H. f. Bergmen will act as biol
ogist, while VIM. Romel, A. c. Ander-
son, Ambrose Boucher and Ed. Clark
viii assist in the soil work. Barnes
county is paying part Of the ex-
penses.
The summer short course in engin-
eering which is now being given at
the college is in full blast A great
many gasoline and steam engines are
being used by the students in their
practice work say that the campus has
a busy aspect even though the regu-
lar courses are through.
Professor Waldron gave COM
mencement address at velva last Fri
day, and on Saturday addressed the
school officers of Wells county at
Fessenden.
Farmers Institutes will be held at
the following places: Drake, June l3;