The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-14
FARGO COLLEGE NEWS

Monday, Sept. 16 is registration
day for the first semester, and indica-
tions point to an unusually good year.
The conservatory opened its doors y
week before the college. There will
be a number OF changes in the faculty.
Professor Williams sent in his resig-
nation during the summer. Arrange
ments have not yet been completed
for all OF his work. Miss Lonn's work
as preceptress will be taken by Miss
Foster, the new member of the English
department. Professor Stearns, for
merly of the University of North Da-
kota. Will be head of the department
of history. Mrs. Hazelton has re-
quested leave of absence for he first
semester On account of eye trouble.
she will be greatly missed in the de-
partment of journalism Miss SUIT
toms place will be temporarily filed
by Miss Foster, who comes to us from
the high school OF Cherokee, la. She
will have charge of the preparatory
English classes. Miss Anderson has
resigned in order to- devote her time to
music. Her work will be taken in
part by Mr.. Musburger. Miss Hills
successor in the art department. Miss
Albert, has recently arrived in, the
city. Miss Conn, who resigned to en-
ter the field of foreign missions, has
been succeeded as librarian by her as
sistant, Miss Alice Sargent. Miss Sar-
gent is a graduate of the college class
of '08. and of the art department. of
the year 1912. Mr.. Kammerling u c
ceeds Mr.. Kurtz as head of the piano
department Of the conservatory, and
Miss Stanley has been succeeded by
Miss Won Publ. Other designations
are those of. Miss BlaAzeslee, Miss Read
and Mrs. Stnckham. Arrangements
are now being made for their work,
AS. soon as the members of the faculty
ARE settled in their various places OF
abode, a list and directory giving adj
dresses and phone numbers will be
Included In these notes.
Dean Brown has spent part Of the
summer at his home In Beloit and de-
voted considerable time to summer
school work at the University of Chi
cago. Professor Freeman of the BIZ
! ology department has also been at the
University of Chicago most Of the
summer working for his Phi. d. DIR,
Knowlton has been at his old home
in Williamstield, O. DIR. Stratton has
been in Fargo except for a brief visit
to Mortified, Mimi, where he was
for some years a member of the fac
ulty of Carleton college. Professor
Wanrer, after finishing the session
Iof the summer school, took a canoe
trip with his assistant, Mr.. Vande b.
CART, from Fargo to Winnipeg, via the
Red river. Coach Watkins played
ball fer Fessenden, and acted as sup
erintendent of the municipal play
ground. Miss Perley spent the sum
mer in idaho and Mrs. Hazelton al
and near Duluth. Professor and Mrs
Orr have been among former scenes OF
activity in Indiana. Miss Lewis en-
joyed an extended western trip. Mrs
| Stephens of the conservatory has just
returned from travel and study in Eu-
rope. Mr.. Codding has been touring
with an orchestra in the central west
Miss Beard has returned from Europe
mer near Detroit, and was on the
road for a grain firm of Fargo dur
ing part of the vacation.
Hubert Beard of the class of II, Of
Wadham college, oxford, is now
among relatives in the east recuperat'
ing from a very serious illness. Be-
fore the close of the term last spring
he had a dangerous attack of appen-
dicitis. The poison went through his
system, andreaused an abscess on tn;
ilungs, and n or two other interna
/ Assesses. AT one time his physi'
cans gave HlH pul tWeuIy uOuIi
Ito live. He was in the Acland home
an oxford hospital, for nine weeks, anC
then removed to Bears hill, near OK.
ford Among the physicians in at,
Tendance was DR.. Osler, now head o.
the department of medicine at Ok,
i ford. During part of his illness his
parents and his sister, Miss Marguerite
Beard; were at his bedside. Durins
4 the last month his recovery has beer
very rapid, and he was able to make
the ocean trip, in spite of stormy
weather, sailing Aug. 20. As sooT
as he Is able, he will return to spenC
the year in Fargo. He has been grant
ed a years leave of absence by tbs
Rhodes trustees.
On Sept. z, at Leonard, N. d. II. B
Huntley of the class of 1904, and Miss
Ida Pauline M"artinson of Pelican Rap,
ids, Mimi, were united in marriage