Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-11
College Notes
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Miss Dunlap spent the week end
in Grand Forks, going up to act as
one Of the judges in the High School
declamatory contest and remaining
to visit with her brother.
Mr.. Fox received an honor by be.
ing elected to- membership in the local
chapter Of. the Greek fraternity Phi
Beta Kappa at the University of
Illinois. ]: When Mr.. Fox graduated
from this school there was no chap.
ter thereaaQd:it is gratifying to him
graduation.
Mr.. Tharaldson evidently read
paper on agriculture, in the rural
schools that was worth while at the
recent meeting of the Southeastern.
He has received several letters since
asking for, detailed information re-
garding suggested apparatus and
methods. Yhe. school has known that
Mr.. Tharaldson, is master of his work
and It is very glad that he had the
opportunity to be of value to those
outside OF the school,
The literary society gave a "Phun-
ME" program on last Friday evening
consisting Qf~ music by the mail"
quartette, comic recitations and silent
speeches, an Indian song given by
ten real Indians, and a debate. It is
needless to say that these unusual
numbers were much enjoyed by the
members OF the society, as we'll as
by those visitors present.
The delegates in Mayville last Sat |
urday in attendance at the District !
meeting Of the Federation of Women's |
Clubs paid the Normal visit and
seemed much interested and we'll |
pleased with the appearance of the
school buildings, the grounds and the
equipment in general. They were
heard to compliment the manage.
ment upon the neatness of the en-
tire plant and specially upon the ap-
pearance OF the back door," Presi-
dent Hillyer believes in order and he
certainly would have felt repaid to
have heard the favorable comments
Copy for the annual catalog number
OF the Normal school bulletin has
gone to the printer and it is expected
that these catalogs will be distributed
before commencement. The Summer
School Bulletin is now distributed and
much interesting informal
ton regarding the coming session and
some very interesting pictures of
scenes at the last summers session.
Should you not receive copy just t
write to the president of the school
f you are interested.
Miss Evenson, II, is substituting
n Hatton for some time now. I
Mr.. S. A. Void, '09, writes that he t
IS very hard at work in Whitworth
College, Tacoma, Wash, and likes his 8
work and the country very much and t
that he expects to take a course in !
medicine at the University of Wash.
ngton.
Friends Of the former teachers in t
his school will be pleased to have {
! word regarding those who have \
eft us for other fields. Mr.. Gros- \
'enor, now DR.. Gosvenor. is enjoying
good and growing practice in Wen. \
ltche, Washington. He was married q
o a western lady last fall and ex-
'ects to remain in the west, which a
le enjoys greatly. Mr.. Robson is
tin the head of the department of '
biology in the state normal school
t Montclair, New Jersey, and has +
ent his thesis to the publishers as a
he last act necessary for receiving o
is doctors degree. Mr.. Childs writes n
rom Yakima Valley, WASH, that he p
nd his family are we'll and that their g
ruit trees have made an excellent >
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