The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-31
ANNUAL FITTING
Will Soon BEGIN
SCORES OF FARGO YOUNG PEOPLE
PLANNING TO LEAVE FOR INsTI-
TUTIONs OF LEARNING AFTER A
PLEASANT SUMMER VACATION AT
HOME.

The season is fast approaching when
many of Fargo's young people will
leave on their annual fitting for var
ious colleges, schools or chosen voca-
tions during the coming season. Among
he number are the following:
Miss Helen We1ter OF Moorhead,
formerly of Fargo college, will leave
Sept. 20 for Madison, Wis, and will
enter the university as a junior.
James Nye of Mocrhead will enter
he Wisconsin university, leaving about
the middle of the month.
Miss Helen Smith, a graduate this
spring of Fargo college, plans to leave
Sept. II for New York where she will
enter the domestic economy department
of Columbia university.
Miss Eva Q of Wahpeton, recently
OF Fargo, will leave Wednesday for
Menomtnee, Wis., to enter college.
Miss Margaret Shea OF Wahpeton will
resume her duties as teacher at Bill
tngs, Mont She left today for that
place after spending a few days in
Miss Anne Schuyler has gone to
Great Falls, Mont, to join the faculty
OF the public schools.
Curle Caliander will return to Bos-
ton, Mass in two weeks to %re-enter
Harvard.
Harold Wilson viii leave for Evans
ton, i'll, In a short time to resume his
SbuuISs at northwestern university ana
he will be accompanied by his brother,
William, who graduated this spring
from the local high school.
Miss Mae Howe, who completed her
course at The Castle, T~arrytoWn-on-
the-Hudson, will remain with her par
ents during the coming winter.
George Howe will return to Chicago
in a short time to take up his work
again at the northwestern Military
Miss Jetta Wilson has left to teach
at Willow City again this term.
Miss Lubelle Wilson VIII resume her
work as teacher at Casselton for an
Miss Faith Gardner, has accepted a
position at Mapleton in the public
schools, Miss Ruth Gardner, who at
tended the A. G. last winter will remain
at home this year.
Miss Ruth Love will teach at Mich
igan, Miss Olive Love at New Rockford,
; and Miss Agnes Love has secured a
position in the Fargo public schools.
Miss Ethel Houser, who for the past
two years has been at Park River, will
go to GlYndon, Mimi, this winter to
teach. Miss Eva Hauser will remain
at home.
Miss Nell Bishop, a graduate of Far
go college with this years class, has
accepted a position as teacher at Edge
Rock and Mason Spa1ding will leave
in a short time for Urbana, ILL.,, where
they will re-enter the state university.
clifford and Walter Warner are plan
ming to attend the A. G. this winter.
Walter graduated this spring from the
local high school.
Miss Lorine Pollock completed her
course at wisconsin university this
spring and will remain at home during
the winter. Charles Pollock Will re-
turn the middle OF the month to resume
his studies at Madison.
Harry Rusch accompanied by his
brother, William, will return to Mad1-
son, Wis, to enter the state university,
Miss Fern Crothers, who has been
spending the summer with her parents
will return to Darlington, Wnere sne
has a large music class.
Miss Kathrine Keyeo a graduate this
year from the local high school will
lake up domestic science at the A. G.
Miss Irene Liembacher, who, was
graduated in the 1912 class of the high
school, will attend Fargo college.
Miss Grace Mcintyre was graduated
from the Moorhead normal in the
spring and will leave Monday for Roth
say, Mimi, to teach.
Miss Susie Martin, a member of the
class of 1912 of the Moorhead normal
will teach at Sabin, Mimi.
Miss Blanche Plat, a graduate this
spring from the Moorhead normal ha
secured a chool at Montevideo, Mimi
Miss Alice Pearson will teach near
the city ind Miss Pearson will attend
the Fargo college conservatory OF
Miss violet Conant, who completed
f.. In6 I6dGnGT TRAINING u6QdIIHlOlL "
the Fargo conservatory will teach this
Miss Margaret McconviIie, a graduate
of the Fargo conservatory, has accept.
ed a position in the public schools OF
Miss Emma Miller left yesterday
morning for New Rockford, where she
will have charge of the domestic
Miss Mary Mae Miller has just com
pleted a course at Menominee, Wis.
and will teach at jamestown.
Miss Eula Miller, who is visiting II
Chicago at present, will return In 9
week or two and resume her position
at the Valley City normal. J.
Miss Lucy Weld of MooThead will
leave Sept. 16 for New York where sht
will enter the Household administrator
department of Columbia university.
Miss Ethel Cannif will teach during
Miss Alice Gallagher, who graduated
this spring from he local high schoo
will attend the AC,
Miss Margaret Newton, a graduate
from the Fargo conservatory in June
will teach music in$theF public schools
MISS Lancetta steel Of Bathgate. /;
graduate from the Fargo conservatory
will teach at Lisbon.
Harry DAHL, who has spent the pas
two years on the coast has returned
and will enter the dental department q
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Harold Perry will enter Northwestern
university at Chicago this year.
Miss Dorothea Young will leave II
q short time for Boston,, where she vii
AXE up her music again at the New
England conservatory,
A party of young ladies who atten,
the Dakota conservatory are planning
a delightful trip abroad next spring
with Prof. q. A. Boehmer, director o
that institution. Those who are con
sfdering the opportunity are the Misse
Maude Knight, Evelyn Everhart Ver'
Enid Erickson, Helen ~Engebretson
Irene Carpenter, and Florence Turner
Miss Frances Emery, who has bee
spending her vacation in South Dakots
will return this evening n ente
Fargo college this fall with the senio
Miss Mildred Engle. a graduate Q
the normal school will teach German
at Barrett, Mimi,
Miss Belle Ayn1ar will leave to tax
UP her duties as teacher at Chame
Sept. IA
next week for Sioux Falls, where sh
will teach Latin and English.
Miss Katie Nevramon left this morn
ing for Pine River, Mimi, where sh
will be assistant principal in the pub
lie schools.
Fargo college, will teach this year a
Red Lake Falls, MINI.
Miss Ethel Eggen will leave Sept. !
for the University OF Minnesota TO re
sune her studies.
Miss Isabel Rose leaves soon 10
Casselton, where she will teach dones
tic science in the public schools.
Miss Agnes Halland Will leave mex
week to teach in the schools at Nc
Intosh. MINI.