The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-16

also Intervene the story of William
Tell. The lecture will be exception
ally interesting to the German stu
dents of the city as the whole will be
given in German and In a very simple
way SO every one will have no trouble
in understanding what is said. The
admission Is free. Mr.. Bait will de-
liver The same lecture in English at
the public library Saturday evening.
The slides were loaned by the Swiss
federal railroad Of New York.
The Athenian literary society gave
a very interesting programme Friday
evening at their room in the library
which was as follows:
Piano solo .Eugenia Ruff
Self Government Ruby Head
Locals .......... Clifford Schroeder
Debate-Resolved, That the Honor
System Should Prevail in All Col
lege Examinations. $500. .......
Affirmative: Rosabelle MagilI, j.
Rudd Wentz.
Negative: Mary Dolve, Clarence
Humorous Reading. ..... Maisie Griffin
Athletic Paper. Ambrose Boucher
&@AoAC SNe&A n
Plano solo. ...,........ .Mable Cox
After the meeting officers were
elected for the spring term.
The Citizens lecture course has been
outlined for next ear This course
will be one of the best ever held here
and A. G. Arvold has worked unceas-
ingly to make it the best line of en-
1 fort iN ~ aV,%- no5 han M 51,.IA .,z
ceeded. Roney's Boys will come irst,
they are among the youngest
musicians that have aver appeared
before the public; Opie Reed, the
novelist; S. Parks Cadman of New
York City, one of Ameica's foremost
pastors; Ralph Bingham, humorist and
the Der Greet Players of London. Eng
land, presenting the Shakespearean
plays. All these entertainments are
first class and will undoubtedly be
well attended.
Many students in the farm hus-
bandry our will graduate next week
and all are busy preparing their exer-
cises on the evening of March Fl. The
commencement address will be de-
livered by A. E. Chamberlain of st.
Paul and the certificates will be pre-
sented by President Worst. Very neat
invitations have been sent out to their
friends and relatives.
The most interesting part Of the
commencement programme is the
banquet at the Copper Kettle inn to
take place on the same day. Many
people besides the class will be present
at this affair, including relatives of
the graduates, alumni and honorary
guests. The programme arranged is
as follows: ~
Toastmaster ....,... Mark Brindle
The Social Center in the Country.
Robert Peterson
The Farmer as a Business Man.
Jacob Dawson
Music Louis Leet
A Change Of Sentiment. i. Fred Lowe
Stay on the Farm /. Steini Myrdal
After Graduation-What?
Dean Shepperd
There are sixteen members in the
class.
Prof. H. l.. Bolley has received
about 1900 poster bulletins and 200,-
900 press bulletins this week from the
printers which are to be distributed
throughout the country during the
next month or two. New press bulle-
tins, Nos. 48, 40, SO, 81, 81 are now be-
ing prepared and will deal mostly
with crop rotations and new diseases
known as fax canker and root bites
Of wheat.
University first, N. d. A. C. second,
and Fargo college third, is the posi-
ton of the three leading teams in the
state this year at the close of the
basketball season. The university
are the champions, but nevertheless
they are not so far in the lead that
they can truthfully say they had a
snap winning out. Three more even
ly matched teams never fought for
the title in this state before and it is
doubtful If any of the teams Of Min
nesota or South Dakota could have
defeated any one of the three at the
close of the season. Referee Hawke,
the mar who refereed most all the big
games in this state, said that the class
of ball played by the North Dakota
teams was far superior to that played
by the teams of Minnesota, the former
having a good deal better team work
and all around playing.
The Hesperian literary society held
a very interesting session last eve
ming, rendering the following pro-
gramme:
heterogeneous Talks-A. Chris
tenson, III. Bachman, w. Emery.
(The subjects were announced by
the president.)
Current Events +. 1880. Ralph Dutee
Modern Farm Conveniences
......... .,....,....,B Thompson
Humorous Reading Bernard Pearson
One Hundred Years Ago Today.
Crouch
w. H. Sundays Biography 1890.
Dick Bjornson
Suggestions from Critic. .......
Ceres hall girls have now taken or
the self government system. A con-
stitution has been adopted and from
now on the enforcement of all rules
will be left in the hands of the girls
themselves. The executive board
consists OF a president, vice president
secretary and treasurer, also a proctor
chosen from each floor. The rules will
remain practically unchanged, tht
biggest change being that. they are
allow ed certain nights off on study
nights, subject to the matron. A rule
that will interest the boys is, mer
callers are allowed only on Friday and
Saturday evenings.
The Agricultural club programme
last evening was as follows:
why q N. ID. Farmer Should Keep
Sheep ................ Oscar Regt