The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-10

The juniors, who are in charge Of
getting out the 1912 Agassiz, are very
busy these days rushing the different
classes to the studio to have their pic
lures taken. The juniors were the first
ones to be photographed this year.
A pharmacy lecture course has been
arranged for this winter, the lectures
to be given on subjects pertaining to
pharmacy and drug practice. The lee
lures are as follows:
Feb. Burt Finney, Bismarck, Ad-
vice to Young Druggists.
Feb. lie. f. Ladd, college, Phar-
macy and the Drug Law.
Feb. Civ. p. Porterfield, Fargo,
| Commercial Pharmacy.
March Glars Christianson, Fargo,
The Drug Clerk Problem.
Judge c.. A. Pollock will speak on a
date to be arranged later on the sub
ject, Pitfalls for the Druggist. These
lectures will be given each Wednes-
day afternoon at $3.50 in room
26 of the chemistry building. Every
one is invited.
r. 4 w OAS1 NAA q .
full address Monday afternoon at 8
o'clock in the engineering building of
the A. c., which was the first of a
series of talks he will deliver this year.
His talk was on The Study of Public
Questions or Current Events. He
showed where the newspapers and
magazines and other periodicals may
be of immense value to the students In
the study of public questions and adj
vised all students to be close followers
of the newspapers in order to keep
posted and abreast Of the times. 'Presi-
dent Worst stated that the best way
for the students to keep informed on
subjects that are vital to the people is
through the medium of the press, and
he urged every man to have a definite
conviction on whatever question con-
fronted the public, for in that way
could the highest type of good citizen
ship be obtained.
Edwin Evingson, business manager
of The Spectrum, returned Monday
from a three days sojourn at Hatton.
N. D.. visiting friends. He reports
having a fine time.
Professor Bolley has about finished a
new seed bulletin, No. AZ, on the roo
tation of crops. This will prove Of
great interest to the farmers. He is
also sending out a circular on seed in
formation, which gives some OF the
laws in regard to selling Door n un-
clean and also not correctly labeled
seeds.
The Polytechnic society held its
weekly meeting in the physics lecture
room wednesday evening at s o'clock.
John Schumann Of Wahpeton is Wis
iting at the A. G. a few days this week.
He expects to return soon.
Miss Grasse is now giving about
sixty piano lessons a week at the coll
lege. which is a remarkable record
shows the great interest taken in
music by the students Of the agricul-
turaI college.
President Worst gave an address at
Wahpeton Friday at the close OF the
ten days extension school which has
been held here during the last two
weeks. The school was Ia every way
a splendid success. the attendance be-
ing large every day on which 1t was
held.
The third number of the citizens
course will be on Monday eve
ming, FEB. IL, when Frank J. Cannon
speaks on the subject, The Mormon
kingdom. Mr.. Cannon's articles on
Morrnonism in Everybody's Magazine
created a. profound sensation. The Nor
mon church has not abandoned polyg-
amy, and by means of missionaries
scattered all over the world Is con-
stantly recruiting the strength Of its
ranks from the outside. MIR. Cannon
was brought up in the Mormon church,
himself a Mormon ambassador, and the
son OF the first counselor of the Nor
i church. Mr.. Can1on's diversions
to some Of their practices. particus |