The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-25
N. .. Agricultural College

| the A. G. 50 that all the bother ana
trouble experienced in other years
will be done away with. his system
is to register the students by mail
This will save q great deal OF trouble
In that they can start school as soon
as they arrive without having to wait
their return. but win be ready to start
classes at once.
The Thanksgiving holidays Will be-
gin at noon Nov. 20, when all Glasses
will be excused. SO as to allow the
students to be- home in time for
Thanksgiving dinner The classes
will be resumed Monday morning on
Dec. 8. when all students are expected
to be back.
The freshman viii issue The Spec
trtirn next week. They have selected
their star from the English class, and
have entire charge Of the editorial
side of the paper. Vernon Arnold
will be the managing editor and viii
be assisted by Drummond, Jacobsen.
Caulkins, Stewart, Shelver. Miss Grif-
fin and Miss Tough.
Last year the freshman issue was
one OF the most Interesting OF the
year and received comment in many
OF the papers OF the state. This is
sue viii prove good practice for those
who are on the STAFF and will also be
quite novelty.
The Agricultural club gave a very
interesting programme Friday eve-
ming which was enjoyed by a large
audience. It was as Follows:
Debate--Resolved That Labor Or
carnations Promote the Best Inter-
ests OF the working Man. The at
firmatIve was supported by Frank
CAMEL, Roscoe Montgomery, and
Donald McDonald; the negative by
George Kerr, George Lawson and
Gordon Blunt.
Raising Potatoes in North Dakota
What Walhalla Has Done in the way
Of Agricultural Club and Fair. -.
..s..t..4s.......... Allen Andrews
Short Talk by Raymond Palmer.
( The first number of the Citizens
Lecture course will be given in the A.
g. srmory, Tuesday evening at $40
by Thos. p Gore. the blind man, eio-
quent from Oklahoma. His subject is.
Social Duty. 1t is a message of force
and everyone is requested to hear 1T.
A great deal OF interest is being
taken in the college gIee club which
is to be started on Monday evening.
There is an abundance OF good talent
In the institution ana one OF the beet
glee clubs In this part OF the country
will be turned out.
President Worst arrived home
Thursday morning after spending the
week Of Nov. 13 in Columbus. O..
where he attended two conventions. |
One Of these was the American assoc
citation OF Farmers Institute workers |
and the other was the American asso-
Citations OF agricultural colleges and
experiment stations. There were over
200 delegates at each one, represent
Ing more than three-f ourths the
state. Addresses were delivered and
discussions had on d great range of 1
that affect the agricultural
OF the entire country. The
latter convention gave special attAn.
ton to educational matters and COL
lege extension. An effort is being
made to secure a federal appropriation
FOR college extension. An executive
committee was authorized to confer
with congressional committees on
agriculture with this end In view The
president reports weather conditions
lnfavorable in Ohio and Indiana.
since September. Il has rained "a
steadily that very little corn has been
1usked and in some instances wheat
could not be sown. The roads are
very heavy and after spending two
weeks In these two states North pa-
xota looks pretty good even IL II is
winter. This state has the virtue az
'eing less muddy. Mr. Worst attend
a the annual reunion of his family ana
lad very pleasant time. Mrs
Worst remained for d time being hut
will start home about Sunday eve
ling. She will sop over on the wav
Q visit Hugh McKuigan in Chicaro.
President Worst has an invitation ~
attend the ,. j. E1ill reception a.
Devils Lake Tuesday, Nov. rs. He a.
lot sure OF going on account Of husi-
less but may decide to attend.