The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-03
annual have been taken in the various
departments.

The public is soon to be especially
invited to visit the state school and
inspect the work Of the various de-
p%artnents. 1t is the purpose of the
faculty to set apart certain days for
this purpose. There arc many people
in Glendale who have never been in
side the school buildings who, it is
hoped. will take advantage of this spe-
cial opportunity OF becoming familiar
with the work of the school. AT this
time there viii be nothing unusual go-
ing on, the object being to show the
everyday work being done by the
students. Mention is made of the new
equipment of the mechanic arts de-
partment. 1t is conceded by all visit
ors who are familiar with education
al work that there is no better equip
ped school in this respect anywhere.
Watch for announcement of visitors
day at the state school.
The fast Valley City basketball team
was a good deal surprised last Fri
day evening by the result Of their en-
counter with the Nj. boys. The home
team o the floor with a rush and
had scored eleven points before the
visitors q recovered from their sur
prise. Though Valley City succeeded
in getting started then they were un-
able to overcome the lead and the final
score stood % to 1S for the NJ. The
centers Of each team played star
games, Smith the high jumper for the
visitors making four points and Nc
Graw coming in with eight. Crabtree
played all over the floor and succeed
ed in making two field baskets from
his position at guard. Superintendent
Hanktns, assisted by Dwight Crabtree
as umpire, gave an exhibition Of strict
and level headed officiating. A dance
and reception was given the Valley
City y after the game. The Valley
CITY team was accompanied by Profess
sor who is keenly inter-
esteo IN clean athletics and who has
2 Instrumental in the formation of
the conference which the NJ. has en-
tered.
The plan of offering a limited num-
Der OF normal school subjects will be
continued, vet the chief purpose of the
session will be TO offer a first class
opportunity to young mel n women
who are trying for the first time to get
a certificate and for teachers In the
service who desire to spend a part Of
their summe vacation in profitable
review or in doing something in the
line OF advanced new work looking to
preparing for a certificate of higher
grade and to preparing for greater eff
nciency in their teaching. A complete
announcement and descriptive circular
or the nme school is being prepared
and will be widely circulated in March
Anyone not receiving this and desir-
ing it can do so by addressing the
president OF the normal school t May
vile.
The second contest game OF the
season in basketball was played with
the freshmen team Of the university
in MayviIle last Friday evening. From
start to finish the game was interest
Ing to both player and spectator.
Perhaps eve was a game enjoyed
more by the MayvilIe people than was
this one. The game was fast and
furious with nothing of roughness.
Both cams played well, each trying
to outgeneral the other but neither re-
sorting to mean tricks. Judging from
the playing we must but conclude
that the coaches, Messrs. Tharaldsen
n Dunlap, believe in the sport for its
WI sake and instruct their players to
win by fair means or not to win. The
final score was 26 to % in favor of the
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il the victory might go either way.
Mayvfile players were well satisfied
with the results of the game, feeling
that to lose was no disgrace. The Of
fcials OF the game come in for a word
of commentator, too. The referee,
Mr.. Graangard, gave exceptional sat
iSfaction to both sides and held the
players to good playing by his strict
calling of fouls, especially in the be-
ginning. This caused the boys to ex-
ercise more care. Mr.. Greenberg, the
umpire, also watched the players care
fully and both were satisfactory to all
concerned.
This is the season OF the year when
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lungs, lowers the vitality and paves
the way for the nor serious diseases
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