Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-17
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The library is again in use after
being vacated for a few days on &C
count of re.decorating and the plac
ing of cork carpet on the floor. The
walls and ceiling in both rooms have
been painted and the appearance OF
the room much improved. The cork
carpet will add materially to the qui-
ct in the room.
Mr.. A. R. FredericksOn received no
tice of election as principal of the
public schools of Penn, N. D., at $50
per month. This leaves but one man
in the class not located and all are
located at good salaries. Never has
there been a greater or so great a
demand for young men as principals
at the good salaries as there has been
this spring.
The carragana hedge along the
west side of the normal grounds has
been extended to the north side
thereof past the hospital building and
thence in a semi.circle thus making
the north terminus of the drive to
the hospital building. This hedge to-
gether with the row Of golden will
lows which are being placed along
the north side of the grounds for a
wind shield will add greatly to the
appearance of this part of the prop
erty in two or three years.
The base ball team of the normal
played the university first team on
the university grounds last Saturday
with final score of to in favor
of the university. The game was
good for the first game in the seas
on, although marked by somewhat
loose playing and several errors on
the part of each team. The day was
bad one for the game owing to
high wind and the continued threat
ening of rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gould, counsellors for
the Rural Glass, entertained this
class in the gymnasium last Friday
evening very pleasantly. Features of
the entertainment were hunting for
packages bearing numbers cores
ponding to those Of cards given the
guests, the making of four-letter
words ION the inl.ials Of the names
Of those guests forming group, and
an "old fashioned spelling match"
After the evenings games, the party
repaired to the home of their coun-
sellers where delicious and substan.
tial refreshments were served and
the evenings pleasure ended with vo-
cal selections by Mr.. Gould.
Another delightful event was add
ed to the number already chronicled
by the seniors when last Friday eve.
ming, May 3rd, Mr.. and MRS. Wilkin-
son, counsellors for this class, enter
tanned them delightfully."- in the assem-.
bly, room. The entertainment feature
OF the evening consisted OF finding
partners for guessing contest by
means of matching question and ans
wer; guessing what each of the twen-
ty groups of objects represented, each
group being numbered and the names
of the things represented being CIV
en-; ball throwing contest; a game
of musical chairs; a Downing con-
test, and refreshments.
The several features were thor
oughly enjoyed by the guests and the
last Was in no way the east. The re-
freshments were delicious and Mrs.
Wilkinson was assisted in serving by
two of the freshman girls.
The Senior Glee Club, directed ny
Miss Brant and assisted by Mrs. Ira
Wis, Mrs. Tharaldsen and Miss Gun
derson as soloists, will give the can.
tata, THE Fisher Maiden" on the
evening of the 18th of May in the as
sembly room of the normal building.
All who care for good music will be
cordially welcome and are assured oil
an enjoyable evening.
Last Friday afternoon the young
women of the physical culture de-
partment gave public exhibition.
The program opened with a grand
march in which all the classes took
part. Then followed competitive
work among the different classes in.
Guiding dumb-bell drills, fancy march.
es, German Polka, a Peter Pan
dance, relay races, running races,
toss ball, volley ball, and apparatus
work. The gay colored sashes of the
different classes added much to the
general erect. The work was all OF
a very high order and reflected great
credit upon the department and the
director SIS Dunlap.
Misses Olson, Nelson, Watson and
Dunlap of the faculty journeyed to
Grand Forks last Saturday y, auto.
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