Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-08
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| Twenty-nine bright. new shingles
will be displayed to the sun anC
Winds of North Dakota if all Of the
candidates who took the State Bal
| Examination given at the University
Law School, June 4tl to 8th, are sue
;essful. Those were busy days with
he prospective lawyers and the re
suits of the examination will net be
eully known until next Tuesday wlen
he Supreme Court will meet in spe
cial session for the purpose of plac
| ing its stamp of approval on the
Young attorneys and giving them full
right and privilege to practice in this
state. The members of the board OF
Bar Examiners are Mr.. Emerson H.
Smith of Fargo. Mr.. jeff Myers OF
Grafton and Mr.. H. A. Bronson OF
Grand Forks.
Catalogue Shows Growth
A neat little volume of 427 pages
is necessary to contain all OF the
facts relating to the state university
that need to be included in its an
nual catalogue. This interesting pub
lication is just from press and it sug-
gests in several ways that North Da.
kotas highest educational institu-
ton is enjoying steady and satis-
factory growth. In the roster of STU
dents are listed the names Of jhst
five less than one thousand and over
fifty per cent of this number are stu
dents of college rank. BY depart
ments. the enrolment for 1912
was as follows: graduate school, IA;
college of liberal arts, 189; school Of
education. 1875; college of mining en-
gineering, 27: college of mechanical
and electrical engineering. 80; course
in civil engineering. %; school of
medicine. 81; law school, 80; model
aigh school. 1874; summer session,
3OS; correspondence students, %.
These students are drawn from all
parts of this state as 81 counties OF
the state are represented as are also
II other states and six foreign coun-
tries. The faculty list. counting full
professors, assistant professors, in
structors, assistant and special lee
turers foots up to a total of 103, i
Norton Has Orchestra.
Mr.. William Wellington Norton, d.:
rector of musical activities at the
University and director of the Grand
Forks Symphony Orchestra and the
Grand Forks Oratorio society will
spend large part of this summer on
the road filling engagements with his
orchestra. the Wellingtonians at a
number of the Chautauqua assemb.
lies of the Middle West. Five other
North Dakota young men who will
be included in the membership Of
this organization are Max Tracy,
Harry Moore. Claire Codding, Knute
Froyssa and F. H. Horner The or.
ganization which will include band
and an orchestra. will be under the
management of Edward Ellison OF
Minot. a former university student
now attending Rush Medical College
and we'll known over the state for his
versatility as cornetist Their
tour will cover period of about a
month beginning July 9th.
Large Class to Graduate.
A class of over eighty will receive
their final credentials of recogni ton
At tie annual commencement exer-
else next week. In this class, all Of
he various colleges of the university
will be represented. An elaborate
has been prepared for the
exercises. An outside matter t1at !
will interest many of the alumni and
yisitors who will be in attendance at
he exercise is the fact that two
cams of the Central International
league will be holding forth in Grand
forks during the week of the exer-
Uses. The full program for the week
S as follows:
Saturday. June 8-Model High
school Commencement exercises. Il
Sunday, June 9-Baccalauerate
service, Sermon by L. A. Crandall;
astor of Trinity BAPTIST church, MIN
leapolis.
Monday, June 10-Annual meeting
u /
'rimage, University Campus; Glass
Jay exercises; Glass Play, The Pro-
essors Love Story, Metropolitan
Grand Forks.
Tuesday, June 11-Wesley College
exercises; Glass re-
nions and luncheons; University Ad.
lress. Justice Andrew A. Bruce; Wo'
# Buildings, Grounds and Laborat tor!
es; Commencement dinner at the
University Commons; Annual meet
ng Of the Alumni Association; Band
concert on University Campus
Reception; Alumni Party!
Wednesday, June 12-Commencel
nent Procession; Commencement
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